Dear Hasbeen,

You write;

"No Individual, what we want & need is the cheapest power available."

Wait a second, you applauded the fact that the vast amount of the gas we produced was going overseas rather than being kept to assist the competitiveness of Australian manufacturing. Now and Indian billionare is going to start on of Australia's largest coal projects, highly automated and the vast bulk of what it produces will go to India.

How on earth is that going to get us the 'cheapest power available'? Your ideologies are now in absolute conflict, which one are you going to toss or are you going to ignore them?

Handing out election pamphlets today I asked the Labor fellow what appeals to him about them. He said he likes that they promise to do "something" about Climate change. When I asked him what that something actually is, he couldn't tell.
It sort of explained the Labor mentality !

Indy, was Pauline having a day off?

Dear Paul,

Is individual really handing out for One Nation? However fractious our relationship I would have thought even he had more sense than that.

At a Green street stall on Saturday morning , I had a knuckle dragger grunt at me; "Why r uh backen' de poofters!". Strange question, I simply replied; "Give me a kiss and I'll tell you." With a hur,hur,hur, he dragged himself away, glad he was entertained.

Hi Steele, Indy was rather coy, didn't mention who he was handing out for, maybe he is ashamed "Handing out election pamphlets today" I was flippant with, was Pauline having a day off. I don't know, but I would not put money on that it was Labor or the Greens. Indy may tell us one day.

Shows the divide that has developed in Oz politics. In my electorate there is six parties running, no independents. I can never recall ever in a field of six seeing The Greens put Labor two, the Liberal three. The other three being Clive, Pauline and Fraser. It indicates the conservative vote is fragmenting, that's not good for the incumbent Liberal or for Australia.