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LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

nero_bolt — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 08:48:39 GMT

LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

The true believers are preparing to take their punishment on the chin. All are aware that Gillard is about to lead them into oblivion, and there’s not a thing they can do about it.

Is it loyalty to their dying heroine? Not really. The factions can be ruthlessly disloyal when it suits but they have stuffed up big time this time.

Union factions, who decide the structure and future of the ALP, have led their Party to the most frustrating political dilemma in history and the blame rests squarely with Ludwig, Carr, Shorten and to a lesser extent, Howes.

When the unions’ Left and Right called a temporary truce to bestow a socialist Left woman of criminal background and limited ability with a Prime Ministership it could only ever have ended in tears... but the tears are not shed by her. It is we the people who are crying for her removal.

Of course Shorten is pivotal in the Gillard dilemma. It was he who organised her anointment. The factions are now saying to Shorten, “You got us into this mess, Bill, now you willl get us out of it!”

But does anyone seriously believe that good little Bill will organise the reinstatement of the despised Rudd?

Okay, so polling shows Rudd might save three front benchers. The truth is he can’t save anyone. Rudd would simply force a regurgitation of all that is historically wrong with this Labor Government.

The LNP has a vault of advertising material ready to run that would make cat’s meat of Rudd, including what his own Party says of him: “A psychotic megalomaniac”, and much more.

The factions might also consider that the focus of this election campaign will be illegal immigration and thousands of drownings.

And who was responsible for dismantling our borders? Oh yes, I remember now, it was the good ol’ recently well-fed Rudd.

His busloads of staged backslappers in shopping malls across marginal seats merely grate on Gillard. They have no electoral significance.

Six weeks of Coalition advertising would condemn Rudd to a worse electoral liability than Gillard. More Labor seats would be at risk.

Even Shorten isn’t that stupid... well, maybe he is that stupid because Labor’s powerbrokers rarely consider recent history.

Like Rudd, there was another Labor PM who was unceremoniously knifed in Office. People showed outrage and this time they weren’t busloads of paid backslappers.

Hundreds of thousands filled the capitals’ streets to declare their allegiance to the assassinated one. It seemed the whole nation was in outrage.

But when the nation came to vote it was jolted by massive memory recall. The reasons why this PM was killed off became crystal clear, the nation voted accordingly, and it was a Labor wipeout.

Could the assassinated Rudd’s chances be any different? Not really, but they could be much worse.

Whitlam was a statesman who had presence, vision and unfinished reforms to attend to. Rudd is an earwax-eating grubby public servant with a nasty history and women's hands who craves attention... and his Party detests him.

At least Whitlam’s Party was steadfastly behind him and even that wasn’t enough to attract the electorate. What hope does Rudd have to save some furniture? Zero and none.

Common sense dictates Rudd should never be reinstated but this is an ALP run by intellectually challenged unionists who have never entertained common sense.

If I was Abbott I would be wetting my pants with excitement at the prospect of a Rudd return... and if I was Shorten I would be (word deleted) my pants at the very thought of it.

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An opinion piece but I am not allowed to post the source or give credit to the author as the delicate sensitive precious princess’s on here will BP me and the post as they always do from this author

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Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

nero_bolt — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 08:55:02 GMT

LABOR’S clock is ticking but Julia Gillard isn’t listening.

Kevin Rudd hears the sound and welcomes it.

It is the sound of the NSW option relentlessly approaching - when a government fails, change the leader.

But the clock is meaningless for the nation.

It is sideshow music now.

Ask Kristina Keneally, Nathan Rees, Morris Iemma and Bob Carr.

Voters eventually see through leadership shuffles and punish those who play the geat leadership con.

Would second time Prime Minister Rudd be any better than first time Prime Minister Rudd?

No.

Same lying populist, say anything, promise everything, failure that he was in 2007.

Why should anyone believe Labor can get it right now when it was wrong with Rudd then, wrong with Gillard in 2007, and about to get it wrong again.

It’s not the leader, it’s Labor that’s on the nose.

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

silverfaun — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 22:03:06 GMT

Every day there's another misstep, another disaster Labor has managed to hoist upon itself.

The scrabbling trying to mop up total disasters of deaths at sea, the devils spawn Hanson Young who would see more of these tragedies if she got her way. This failure of Labor has so far cost the Australian people $8 billion dollars & counting.

The invisible man Slipper who is on a disgustingly high salary for NOT sitting in the speakers chair but she won't demote him.

The majority of Australians are heartsick watching this government destroy everything we stand for, to sacrifice everything on the alter of power for Gillard.

The ridiculous uncomfortale spectacle of watching Gillard & the freeloader posing for pictures but instructed NO QUESTIONS will be permitterd, why?? what's she afraid of? she won't talk to Australians on such a great day.

We are subjected to the labor supporters blaming it all on the media, if only she had been given a fair go. Hello!!! she had a dream run for years until it all went south & real jouro's started to report the chaos & dysfunction they could no longer ignore, but they did ignore it for years.

The total ignoring of the complete failure of this government makes one wonder why we haven't discarded compulsory voting or at least made it compulsory for a modicum of understanding how government should work taught.

The first rule of governments is: DO NO HARM, on this premise alone, they should not be still in office & Windsor & Oakshott are going to go down in history as the biggest labor rats of all.

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

izabsmiling — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 22:26:41 GMT

The first rule of governments is:

There are two types of ethical codes that most Australian journalists are exposed to: the internal codes of individual media outlets and the Australian Journalist Association’s code.

http://www.law.uts.edu.au/comslaw/factsheets/journalism-and-media-ethics.html

*Publications should take reasonable steps to ensure reports are accurate, fair, and balanced.

*Information obtained by dishonest or unfair means, or the publication of which would involve a breach of confidence, should not be published unless there is an over-riding public interest.

*Rumor and unconfirmed reports should be identified as such.

Online

Whether they like it or not, bloggers are part of the world of journalism, and as such, the same codes that apply to journalists apply to bloggers as well.

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

izabsmiling — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 22:28:11 GMT

^^^ some of the rules for journos

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

nero_bolt — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 22:32:11 GMT

The Australian Workers Union stands by its puppet:

JULIA Gillard is digging in against another round of leadership speculation, telling supporters she is “going nowhere"…

Key Victorian powerbroker [former AWU secretary] Bill Shorten yesterday moved to hose down speculation that his support for the Prime Minister was wavering…

Senior union and political figures responsible for installing Ms Gillard in June 2010, including Australian Workers Union national secretary Paul Howes, also reaffirmed their support for the Prime Minister.

Paul Howes, unusually low-profile in recent months, has bobbed up to tell MPs to can the leadership talk. The AWU seems to have reached a firm decision.

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

clair.de.lune — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 23:26:17 GMT

They're talking about you on the other thread.

Do you have politicalmania?

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

silverfaun — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 02:14:07 GMT

Gillard says she won't step down, what a relief, I thought for a while we would have the toxic jihad weasel foisted upon us again. Haven't we all been punished enough? :_|

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

newstart2380 — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:13:13 GMT

Oh Nero, I am so upset, I think I know who is BPing me every time I write something he/she does not like and is getting a little distressed and anxious. I have been slapped 3 times today so someone (we all know who ]:) must have a very sore finger 😞 :^O

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

poddster — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:25:12 GMT

Lodge an appeal at

http://aumoderation@ebay.com

That is if you are sure that it is within board guidelines, that is the best way of having the serial malicious reporters brought into the spotlight. 🙂

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

newstart2380 — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:32:22 GMT

Lodge an appeal at

http://aumoderation@ebay.com

That is if you are sure that it is within board guidelines, that is the best way of having the serial malicious reporters brought into the spotlight. 🙂

Thank you, nothing I have said is malicious, just answered the posts with my opinion and obviously was not what they wanted to hear. Some people can dish it out but they get miffy if they are challenged.

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

poddster — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:44:41 GMT

Many here have been the recipients of that type of attention and in my opinion the only way to address that issue is to bring it to the attention of the powers that be 🙂

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

lakeland27 — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:47:05 GMT

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has brushed aside questions about his policy to turn back asylum seeker boats after his frontbencher Malcolm Turnbull said it may be unsafe to do so.

On last night's Q&A program, Mr Turnbull said it may be unsafe to take boats back to Indonesian territorial waters without the agreement of the Indonesian government.

Representatives of the Indonesian government, including its Ambassador to Australia, have repeatedly rejected the plan.

"You can only return boats when it is safe to do so," Mr Turnbull said last night, adding that if Indonesia did not agree to take them back "that may render it unsafe to do so".

But when the comments were put to Mr Abbott this morning, he said: "I don't accept the premise of the question.''

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

lakeland27 — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:50:26 GMT

:^O the navy,the indonesian govt and turnbull. its going to be a fizzer tone .. come clean.

Re: LABOR TIED TO A TOXIC GILLARD

poddster — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:54:25 GMT

LL I may have to send him a copy of my solution 🙂

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lakeland27 — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 05:56:19 GMT

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newstart2380 — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 06:21:25 GMT

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