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Rudd resigns. The end of an error.
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Posted by chrisgaff1000, Tuesday, 19 November 2013 2:38:30 PM
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Dear Shadow Minister,,
We unfortunately don't know many results of the current government's action because they're a secret. So I'm afraid your arguments simply don't wash or hold very much credibility. But keep on telling us how wonderful they are. Fortunately people are now beginning to question the simplistic rehearsed rhetoric, and blaming the past is beginning to wear a bit thin. Posted by Foxy, Tuesday, 19 November 2013 2:49:46 PM
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Foxy, "We unfortunately don't know many results of the current government's action because they're a secret"
You are only saying that to sledge a government you don't like. You are aware of the logistical reasons for not making a media circus out of the progress of the boats at sea and possible arrivals. For starters it gives the criminals much-needed intelligence and they use it to demand payments and to promote their 'travel' packages to others. Regrettably, yet again you show no empathy for the people whose lives are risked by the criminal gangs involved in people smuggling. Posted by onthebeach, Tuesday, 19 November 2013 4:17:03 PM
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<<Bill Shorten...was statesman like>>
Yeah, but what state was the man representing? certainly not the interests of Oz! Posted by SPQR, Tuesday, 19 November 2013 5:39:15 PM
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otb,
No, again your accusations and assumptions are wrong. I am not as you put it -" sledging a government I don't like". Unlike you I am not stirring, attacking, et cetera. I am simply stating facts that the current government is not being transparent or accountable, which they said they would be before the election. And the excuses that they give for not answering questions in Parliament don't add up because the questions that are being asked are not a threat to any of their "operational" involvements. Australians do not want or need "government by stealth." That goes against democratic traditions and is the beginning of an authoritarian system. And that should be a concern to us all. And I am not alone in being concerned: http://www.smh.com.au/comment/smh-letters/tony-abbott-silence-on-indonesian-boats-shows-contempt-for-voters-20131110-2x9yf.html Posted by Foxy, Tuesday, 19 November 2013 6:16:44 PM
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Foxy, "No, again your accusations and assumptions are wrong. I am not as you put it -'sledging a government I don't like'".
Well, that is a big wobbly for a start. You, Old Tin of Fruit Poirot and a few others were foaming at the mouth even before the new government members visited the GG to be appointed. You need not have worried, 'Wonderful Centrelink' has not closed, and the victim industries and multiculturalism that constantly bleed taxpayers white haven't been disturbed. The first concern here though is that take the moral podium as a 'do gooder', but you show no empathy for the people whose lives are risked by the criminal gangs involved in people smuggling. Posted by onthebeach, Tuesday, 19 November 2013 7:45:41 PM
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Doesn't he know the is, was, and always will be a has-been and a nobody.
Go away you despicable man who couldn't even capture a good Aussie girl.