Dear Poirot,

I can't argue with your logic.

But I have to stay true to myself and what
I feel is right.

Just wondering, when Sweden's parliament is solely (and deservedly of course) exclusively hen, will it be called the Hen House?

Also, was that Rhode Island Red that was formerly in the chair as Oz PM actually 'a hen' of her time and not not ahead 'ahead' her time (as She says)?

Poirot,

I know I have you by the short and curlies when you have to make stuff up.

Pyne saying his mum was delighted when Whitlam got the boot for incompetence is not boganesque, many people were delighted as his trouncing at the subsequent elections showed. Neither did Pyne use the C word. I remember listening to the so called recordings which were completely unintelligible and you could insert any word in the dictionary and it would be just as likely.

The reality is that the Labor bogans feel that their belief in their cause excuses whatever vile behaviour they display.

Dear Shadow Minister,

Vile behaviour should never be excused no matter
which side of politics it comes from. Most voters
know this and do vote accordingly. as history
has shown. Voters do get it right in the end.
However, the problem currently seems to be the
contraditions between what this government claims to
stand for and what it does.

Hence the current public dissatisfaction being shown.

SM,

My reference to the LNP and boganism was their whizz-bang agenda to tap into the surface mentality of the community of their being any number of "threats" - over-hyped hysterical propaganda aimed squarely at the bogan element in Oz society...reminiscent, and up a gear, on Howard's brilliant "battlers".

I didn't allude to any "boganism" exuding from the affectations of Pyne. I was highlighting his crassness in what was a "condolence motion".

You appear to be pontificating lyrical over people booing a much-disliked PM at a public memorial service - and yet appear to think it's dandy to titteringly insult the subject's memory and legacy during a condolence motion, the key element of which is "usually" respect.

And you are completely wrong regarding Pyne's use of the "C" word to Shorten. He said he called him a "grub" (how's that for style!)...but the actual word could be clearly heard - and it didn't begin with "G" or end with "B" (or perhaps you need a hearing aid?)

So much for encouraging "gentlemanly" behaviour in Parliament - Pyne is a pretentious squealing hypocrite.

The self styled 'White Supremacists' in our mist must have a real problem in Australia with women. As these white nationalists are invariably men and against all minorities, except their minuscule own minority, females are a real problem. After all females are the majority of Australians being over 50% of the population. As believers in the master race, these blokes are yet to come up with an alternate to at least tolerating some (pure of blood) women of child bearing quality, who else would propagate the Aryan race for them.

Jay, Beach any ideas?