yep the left will always back sleazy lawyers and academics who have never done a thing for this country except to trash it. You are right Hasbeen. Once I thought I would be prepared to defend this nation but with so many lowlifes (mainly from the left media) one wonders why anyone would. They continue to line their pockets with tax payer money and then trash any sort of decency. No wonder we have so many UN officials flying around in jets telling the average aussie that he/she is selfish for heating their houses. They really make you vomit.

Dear Hasbeen,

You'll have your chance at the next election to get
rid of the ratbags currently ruining this country.
Perhaps then we may have a better chance of getting
the right sort of leadership. Leaders who are
up to the job. Not ones who just want the job - and
will do anything to get it - on both sides of politics.

We have a leader who is hell bent on doing things as he sees fit without proper consultation or guidance from his party, why is this the case ,does he think his nominations would not pass scrutiny or does he think his colleagues are not capable of judgment as he is.

Whatever it is something has to give eventually. I feel it is the latter. On the 23.08.15 Abbott visited one of Au’s media men Kerry Stokes. Why is this necessary to bring down a jet plane to visit someone at their mansion in Broom, when he has a report on media business from the ACMA with their proposals for Re Regulation of media and broadcast laws.

Is not Turnbull supposed to be in charge of that, or does our PM think its better he and kerry handles it, then again there may be other things at play. How many would be politicians in Canberra is there that get paid for doing nothing, because Abbott wants the lot.

"a ruined country, controlled by ratbags."

Damn straight.

Finally Hasbeen talking some sense.

Lol!...Hasbeen.

We certainly are controlled by ratbags at the moment.

I can see you're hankering to come over into the light - just a jump to the left.....

I never give any credit to The Mad Monk, Tax Em' Tony or Tony Baloney but I have to give credit where credits due to Tony Abbott for taking the time to visit the remote island of Mer in the Torres Strait and paying his respects at the grave of Eddie Koiki Mabo. Abbott paid tribute to Mabo saying, "He (Eddie Mabo) was a giant of your island and of your people. He was a warrior who fought for justice and now he rests amongst the other warriors of your people. He was your father, your brother, your kinsman and he's our citizen." Well said Tony.