(JoNova) Australian polls have plummeted, and the credibility gap I mentioned earlier has already translated into votes. Whether people agree or disagree with the Emissions Trading Scheme, no one is impressed when a leader hypes something in the most hyperbolic and inflammatory terms, then bails suddenly, as if it was not a big deal. read more
While Abbott is the opposition you can take the following statements to the Rothschild's E3 carbon (tax on breathing) bank. After the next selection that Rudd by design will "win", he and his fabian socialist party masters will make up for lost time dear, Joanne Nova!Plan B. Stay tuned for former Goldman Sachs bankster buffoon Malcolm Turdbull (sicop) making a return appearance from the dead as the good climate cop, in the bad bloody unreality matrix program being played on all Australians with two or less brain cells to rub together!
(SMH) Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says Australia's failure to support Israel in a United Nations vote has nothing to do with recent tensions between the two countries. The federal government has demanded Israel explain its role in the alleged theft of three Australian citizens' identities by its spy agency, Mossad, to carry out a political assassination. At the UN General Assembly, Australia abstained from a resolution demanding Israel and investigate possible war crimes during the 2008-09 Gaza assault. Mr Rudd said Australia's failure to vote against the move was not a manifestation of recent tensions over the passport scandal. "The Australian government always reviews UN General Assembly and Security Council resolutions on their merits," he said. "This specific resolution does not explicitly endorse the so-called Goldstone report (accusing Israel and Hamas of war crimes) and therefore we have taken our decision based on its merits." read more
Israel wants a UN investigation into December 2009 Gaza? Yeah right. If not for the passport matter, would Rudd have then voted for the UN looking into 2009 Gaza crimes? We think so! Arrhhh, the game they play called good cop, bad cop.1,200+ Palestinians deadvs 13 Israeli dead (eye for an eye?), and all they can play is good cop, bad cop.
(SMH) The federal government will spend $69 million to reduce the risk of terrorist attacks across Australia. [..] Mr Rudd said home-grown terrorism was now a "reality in Australia" and the threat was no longer just something that travelled to Australia from overseas. "The threat of home-grown terrorism is now increasing," read more
Gee, those behind theSeptember 11, 2001American attacks must be happy their terror has turned countries as far away as Australia into police states. We can hearBenjamin Franklinfrom the grave yelling out; "Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."Today we have Kevin Rudd in the flesh announcing that terrorism is now"permanent"in Australia. In case you don't know what the word "permanent" means,here's a linkto the dictionary explaining it.
Funny spoof from our fellow Aussie, whoops, OzzyPatriot. Hey Ozzy, we miss you in the forum -- are you still locked out?..lol We can't speak non-Australian like Rudd so we're hoping this video isn't for real. All your information about Rudd and his Abbott Rhodes mate checks out though. Well done ;)
(SMH) THE government is demanding the opposition restate its commitment to increasing the foreign aid budget after its finance spokesman, Barnaby Joyce, advanced an argument for paring back aid levels to pay off debt and fund Coalition election promises. [...] Senator Joyce's job is to find budget savings for the Coalition to fund policies such as its $3.2 billion greenhouse gas reduction scheme. He said the Government was borrowing money from overseas to finance its deficit so it made little sense to be sending money back overseas as aid. ''We've got to understand that it's not our money any more, it's somebody else's money that we're sending over and if you want to keep borrowing money and sending it over, in the end you start to create problems for yourself,'' he said. read more
Gosh, come on Barnaby, those rumors about Rudd and Swan putting Australia into debt to communists for $300 billion were just that, baseless rumors? Gee, this is hard to say, but we miss Peter Costello and his pre-comrade, $10 billion surplus.
(AAP) Opposition finance spokesman Barnaby Joyce has been heavily criticised after suggesting aid to the third world should instead be spent on reducing food costs in Australia. Senator Joyce described as "galling" a decision by the Rudd government to give the World Bank $150 million, a third of which he said would be used to reduce food inflation in developing nations.[...] Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra on Wednesday, Senator Joyce said the government should be giving more attention to "food inflationary aspects in this world" rather than boosting funding to help the third world. "It just seems to defy logic ... there's something galling by the fact that the Labor Party went to the election saying they would ease the squeeze, that they were going to put downward pressure on food prices."What happened to that? We ended up with the highest food inflation in the western world. And in the middle of this, they're sending $50 million to help other nations out. read more
(THE PUNCH) Today, we can reveal that online political speech has been dealt another blow with Facebook, the popular social networking site, being accused of political censorship after it removed the group “KEVIN RUDD = EPIC FAIL”. Before it was removed the Facebook group is understood to have had over 3000 members and focused on building a list what it described as Kevin Rudd’s broken promises. read more
If anyone has a copy of that list of lies, please post them in the comments.
(Ziggy Zapata) The top six leading members of the Rudd Labor Government from Rudd down, have a collective work experience of 181 years, but only 13 years in the private sector. If 11 years of those 13 years that were spent as trade union lawyers are deducted, of the 181 years, only two years were spent in the private sector by these fiscal geniuses. The sad truth is that the people who will rack up a nett Federal debt of a minimum of $188 billion, the highest in our history, have virtually no experience in business. So out of 181 years, these people have..." learn more
Wow, only two years experience in the private sector. Pauline Hanson who's been "copied and vindicated"had more private sector experience -- seriously think about that before clicking here and seeing the $300 billion communist shackles comrade Rudd placed on our Australian great grand children. For the record and living up the site moto, we're not Liberal fans either after Howard bent a knee (3mb video) before a three times failed businessman called Bush, taking us into Iraq clocking up over one million dead Iraqis since 2003 because of some WMD dribble Bush and Blair were aware of 12 months before
(SMH) Opposition Leader Tony Abbott should stick to the business of providing political direction rather than personal advice, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says. [...] When asked [by the Australian Women's Weekly] about sex before marriage, the father of three daughters said women should not give away their virginity too lightly.He has since clarified his comments saying it was fatherly advice rather than an instruction to the wider world. Asked on Friday if he agreed with Mr Abbott's comments, the prime minister said: "Absolutely not!" read more
It was The Australian Women's Weekly that asked the question -- Why aren't they getting into trouble for not asking Abbott about "climategate" and the coming commie internet filters? So called "Catholic" Rudd's religion stipulates he is to be pro-marriage, yet he's defending promiscuity? Absolutely so!! The so called 'elite minds' behind the kosher nwo rubbish want the Christian like family units flushed down the history bin. You don't have to be into religion too see from this matter, Rudd's true core values.
Funny spoof from our fellow Aussie, whoops, 
(SMH) THE government is demanding the opposition restate its commitment to increasing the foreign aid budget after its finance spokesman, Barnaby Joyce, advanced an argument for paring back aid levels to pay off debt and fund Coalition election promises. [...] Senator Joyce's job is to find budget savings for the Coalition to fund policies such as its $3.2 billion greenhouse gas reduction scheme. He said the Government was borrowing money from overseas to finance its deficit so it made little sense to be sending money back overseas as aid. ''We've got to understand that it's not our money any more, it's somebody else's money that we're sending over and if you want to keep borrowing money and sending it over, in the end you start to create problems for yourself,'' he said. 