The new Prime Minister thread

[i-need-a-martini]

I already have a few issues about our soon to be new PM and I notice a few threads have already been started about Abbott.

But (my opinion is that) Labor supporters are more sensible about keeping the boards free of spam and the repetitive nonsense that we have seen over the last year or so from our right winged friends.

So can I suggest we keep all our Liberal Party opinions confined to one thread?

Unless he does something SERIOUSLY stupid enough to warrant it's own thread. Then go for it!

[*pepe]

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

I have.

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you should have asked for it to be restored to how you wrote it.

[i-need-a-martini]

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@*pepe wrote:

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

I have.

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you should have asked for it to be restored to how you wrote it.

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I did.

I also offered another suggestion for a title that still conveyed my intent. And finally I asked for it to be removed if the title remained the same

How ironic that it has not been removed.

[cherry*135]

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@buzzlightyearsgirlfriend wrote:

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It's well known by regulars here that it's against the Board Usage Policy and Community Values to call individuals out and name names. Here's a link to the Board Usage Policy: 

http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/everyone-boards.html

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Are you in training to be a moderator, or already are one, or are a self-appointed one?

[buzzlightyearsgirlfriend]

It's up to everyone to uphold the community values. Every time you sign in you agree to abide by them when you post.

Most members find it pretty easy to understand.

[acacia_pycnantha]

Just another ebay Kafka moment . . . same as the old boss ?

[newstart2380]

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@lakeland27 wrote:

funny NS. we remember the 'gillard treatment' and bozo is getting no respect as a direct result. he did it to himself and there is a price to pay. we're out to collect those dues

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So you think "two wrongs make a right" how about giving the guy a chance. JG and KR were given the respect of the PM by most of us even if we thought they were unfit for the job. Your name calling only makes you look ridiculous and angry at labors loss. Chin up LL soon the country will be running like a well oiled wheel with a good sensible government who does not want to drag garden island up the pacific coast to Brisbane

[azureline**]

I suspect the wheel may be a bit wobbly and leaning slightly............

[newstart2380]

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@azureline** wrote:

I suspect the wheel may be a bit wobbly and leaning slightly............

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Only time will tell but you might be pleasantly surprised.

[lakeland27]

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@newstart2380 wrote:

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@lakeland27 wrote:

funny NS. we remember the 'gillard treatment' and bozo is getting no respect as a direct result. he did it to himself and there is a price to pay. we're out to collect those dues

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So you think "two wrongs make a right" how about giving the guy a chance. JG and KR were given the respect of the PM by most of us even if we thought they were unfit for the job. Your name calling only makes you look ridiculous and angry at labors loss. Chin up LL soon the country will be running like a well oiled wheel with a good sensible government who does not want to drag garden island up the pacific coast to Brisbane

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 on the contrary, i think my criticism has been consistently harsh. the election doesn't alter my position.

 and the old 'in the heat of the election' non-policies are really close to even as far as silly goes, look at the 'buy up every leaky boat in asia' idea  etc.

[izabsmiling]

will the scrapping of the nbn affect this ?

IT disaster waiting to happen: 
Qld Health to replace 22-year-old admin system

News of the imminent HBCIS replacement comes as a number of recent audit and ombudsman’s reports published into state government IT projects right around Australia have shown a marked inability by state governments to deliver IT services or major IT projects on a competent and sustainable basis.

The Queensland’s Government’s first comprehensive ICT audit published in June, for example, found that ninety percent of the state government’s ICT systems were outdated and would require replacement wit... at a total cost of $7.4 billion, as Queensland continues to grapple with the catastrophic outcome of years of “chronic underfunding” into its dilapidated ICT infrastructure.

http://delimiter.com.au/2013/09/09/disaster-waiting-happen-qld-health-replace-22-year-old-admin-syst...