If it helps nero, maybe meeting someone before you have a go at them.

An example, I have met Christopher Pyne twice and when questioned on his shortcomings  he does a runner, rather than discuss them like a gentleman..

If it helps nero, maybe meeting someone before you have a go at them.

I have and I agree with all that was said about her in my post.... 

Seems to forget the four years of Nero's cut and past jobs from the Australian and News ltd.

 

Where do you get 4 years from.... Member since: Jan-26-12 in Australia

 

Maybe tanya can go into a chafe bag?

 

Now thats a good idea

 

 

Very well said SF and I 100% agree with you..... 

@silverfaun wrote:

THE greatest piece of drama acted out on TV was the Academy Award performance by the Opposition Deputy Leader, Tanya Plibersek, as she reacted to the Holden decision. If you arrived here from Mars on Wednesday, you'd now believe that Joe Hockey chased the company out of the country.

 

Plibersek's pathos-ridden effort made me recall if she was so tearfully outspoken when Mitsubishi and Ford pulled up stumps under Labor.

She wasn't.

 

Don't get me wrong, I hate Aussies losing jobs, but I resent troglodytes who falsify numbers to turn a fact of life -- an uncompetitive business closing down -- into a Hollywood blockbuster drama.

 

This is a piece from P Switzer who is a top rated economist & writer.

 

I think he got it spot on with her so called "pathos" the sighing & rolling of the eyes she goes on with all the while verballing what she thinks is happening.

 

She did the same scare mongering up at a Central Coast retirement village when she scared all the senior citizens witlesss when she said the seas will take thair homes & all the surrounding suburbs.

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one original sentence would be refreshing  ''Plibersek's pathos-ridden effort made me recall if she was so tearfully outspoken when Mitsubishi and Ford pulled up stumps under Labor.''  http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/labors-gm-hysteria-overblown/story-e6frg8zx-1226782827526#

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@silverfaun wrote:

THE greatest piece of drama acted out on TV was the Academy Award performance by the Opposition Deputy Leader, Tanya Plibersek, as she reacted to the Holden decision. If you arrived here from Mars on Wednesday, you'd now believe that Joe Hockey chased the company out of the country.

 

Plibersek's pathos-ridden effort made me recall if she was so tearfully outspoken when Mitsubishi and Ford pulled up stumps under Labor.

She wasn't.

 

Don't get me wrong, I hate Aussies losing jobs, but I resent troglodytes who falsify numbers to turn a fact of life -- an uncompetitive business closing down -- into a Hollywood blockbuster drama.

 

This is a piece from P Switzer who is a top rated economist & writer.

 

I think he got it spot on with her so called "pathos" the sighing & rolling of the eyes she goes on with all the while verballing what she thinks is happening.

 

She did the same scare mongering up at a Central Coast retirement village when she scared all the senior citizens witlesss when she said the seas will take thair homes & all the surrounding suburbs.

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Was it as good as Tony Blaming the Olympic **bleep** expansion being cancelled because of  the carbon Tax?

Yeah, thought not.

Kind of the same thing you seemed to have blocked out of memory......Tony was licking his lizard lips and couldn't wait to use bad news for a state for his own political use.