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Are irregular arrivals a wartime secret?
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Posted by individual, Monday, 7 October 2013 7:11:30 AM
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I am more than reluctant to address individual.
Sorry but you bloke have far too much to say about nothing. Others will understand, you will not, this is a thread about what many think is quite wrong. You would be the first in line if it was knocking the ALP. Too you seem to think this is a thread that aims at every thing in the new government. As I have said it is about a way of keeping information from us all, more likely found in a Dictator ship or a Communist state. I have seen your extremely judgmental views and sharp insults and very little else for years. Yet it is you who stands firmly in your glass house. Posted by Belly, Monday, 7 October 2013 8:13:53 AM
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People,
Firstly if anyone really wants to know about Billy McMahon then you need to read the satire about him penned by Russel Braddon; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Year_of_the_Angry_Rabbit Later turned into a movie called "Night of the Lepus" Some of the original mint condition copies of this in paperback have sold for upwards of $500. Gough Whitlam protected Lionel Murphy right to the day he died and both of them were as corrupt. Whitlem was sacked by his mate the GG as payback for the old stud GG planting Mrs W in an IRA safe house in Kirribili with half to old school of Labor stalwarts watching the proceedings hosted my Jim Cairns and Junie Marosi. 1977 or 1978 I recall. Posted by chrisgaff1000, Monday, 7 October 2013 10:17:15 AM
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Dear Individual,
When you consider what we pay our Federal pollies to carry on like petulant children it's easy to see why so many people become so disillusioned and why our elected officials rate somewhere between used car salespeople and crooks on a scale of professional trust. As someone pointed out on the web - Tony Abbott achieved the seemingly impossible and sunk lower than broadcaster Alan Jones when he slipped the old "died of shame" nugget into a speech during Question Time. And this from a Member of Parliament earning about $350,000 a year plus all the perks. Of course there's the old adage that suggests if you pay peanuts, you'll find yourself surrounded by monkeys. As someone pointed out - "Unfortunately the peanuts the Australian public are feeding the current residents of the Parliament Zoo costs hundreds of thousands of dollars per bag. And unfortunately they can't get a refund for 3 years." Posted by Foxy, Monday, 7 October 2013 11:15:22 AM
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We can only hope that now once they are in government (with salary increases), their behaviour will either change appropriately or become sadly become worse as it did with some in the past. Dear Chris, Both major parties have politicians whose actions have a great deal to answer for. That's why the "Minchin Protocol" and "Parliamentary Privilege" exist. I remember reading some time ago the journalist Laurie Oakes suggesting that some (unnamed) members sat around Parliament House, "boozing and whingeing." The Privileges Committee, after 20 hours of discussion, decided with astonishing logic that his article was a contempt of Parliament but was not worth occupying the time of the House. Posted by Foxy, Monday, 7 October 2013 11:25:14 AM
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SM,
Here's Tony discussing "towing" back the boats with Steve Price. http://www.liberal.org.au/latest-news/2011/10/05/tony-abbott-interview-steve-price (Note, he's quite happy to discuss "towing" - doesn't correct interviewer by inserting "turning") Posted by Poirot, Monday, 7 October 2013 12:09:16 PM
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Big Goaf a living treasure ? give us a break !