Thought I would watch just to get an idea of what him and his guests had to say and to see if I was just plain baised without being fair. Alas, I couldn't stomach it to the end but it was enlightening none the less.
Apparantly the labour party are being negligent by not putting up policies. ... That they are not in government obviously means little.
Julie Bishop was very aggressive about the dastardly destructive budget disaster that labour had left the country in. Which Bolt naturally agreed with. Except. Joe Hockey himself claimed that there was no issue with the budget when he was in New Zealand. "No crisis at all in the Australian economy, nor is it in trouble" he said. Many many economists around the world have lauded the way the labour goverment steered Australia through the GFC. But that is apparantly irrelevant.
Her interview on the muslim issue was as predictable as I suspected it would be.
Andrew Bolt went on and on about free speech and how muslim leaders shouldn't be allowed to say the things they were saying that incited hatred and were just plain bad. This from a man who was convicted for contravening the Racial Discrimination Act.
I heard all I needed to hear. At least on other like minded shows they have people with opposing views so that discussions can be challenged.
And who listens to Michael Kruger these days?
but, but don't you want to watch costa and costello on jihadists - both well know experts on the subject, since.......never
moore works as a lobbyist for industry.......
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/about/history/Patrick-Moore-background-information/
Patrick Moore, a paid spokesman for the nuclear industry, the logging industry, and genetic engineering industry, frequently cites a long-ago affiliation with Greenpeace to gain legitimacy in the media. Media outlets often either state or imply that Mr. Moore still represents Greenpeace, or fail to mention that he is a paid lobbyist and not an independent source. This page contains information about how to accurately describe Mr. Moore and to judge his credibility.
