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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:Why does this guy look so sad? it's tough being a paragon for the white race
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Patriotpete was at that rally
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Kommando posted:fill me in. I'll give you a hint: it's not wars or climate change, those are good excuses but not immediate reasons.
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http://www.theage.com.au/federal-po...130-gu1atu.htmlThe Age posted:Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has refused to follow the lead of other world leaders and criticise Donald Trump's harsh new immigration measures, saying he would not "run a commentary on the domestic policies of other countries". There you go. There's the death knell for the libs. Agree all you like with the offshore death camps, nobody likes Trump and nobody with a future wants to look cozy with him. They might dump Turnbull but they won't dump strong borders, and have now successfully wedged themselves. In other news, the libs also doubled the debt since taking power somehow.
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"won't run a commentary on the domestic policies of other countries" Those are some historically loving scary words.
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Well he's not about to criticise someone who (supposedly) agreed to take our refugees. They'll get decades of political mileage out of that.
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"Scott Morrison has declined to criticise Donald Trump’s contentious travel ban, saying it is up to the United States to determine its border control arrangements, and noting the rest of the world is now “catching up” with Australia’s harsh deterrence policies." gently caress me.
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Frogfingers posted:http://www.theage.com.au/federal-po...130-gu1atu.html Man that's some head buried in the sand poo poo from Turnbull.
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I said earlier that I expected to see Trump's policies put in place here over the next ten years, which is the usual length of time Australia follows behind the US. Looks like the LNP jumped aboard the express train with this one.
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He looks like a bald old Keating.
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Frogfingers posted:In other news, the libs also doubled the debt since taking power somehow. Well those planes won't fly themselves, at all. They probably have paywave though.
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Nando's franchisees across the country are in open rebellion against head office moves to get them to renovate – or lose their stores for nothing. Many say they have been quoted hundreds of thousands of dollars to renovate their stores, with head office making franchise renewals conditional on renovations.
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I've been to their head office (it's surprisingly small). It needs a renovation. In other news, Trump *always* betrays and lets down those who relay on him. How will Trump let Turnball down?
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Former member for Logan Michael Pucci resigned from the LNP over the weekend to take up a role with One Nation. Picture: Liam Kidston. Former member for Logan Michael Pucci resigned from the LNP over the weekend to take up a role with One Nation. Picture: Liam Kidston. QLD Politics Fourth LNP member defects to One Nation Sarah Vogler, The Courier-Mail 16 minutes ago A FOURTH LNP member has joined One Nation, this time as campaign director. It can be revealed former Logan MP Michael Pucci resigned from the LNP over the weekend to take up the role in One Nation today. Mr Pucci told The Courier-Mail he believed One Nation wanted to look after the best interests of Queenslanders. He joins sitting MP Steve Dickson and former MPs Sam Cox and Neil Symes who have also defected to the resurgent minor party ahead of the next state election, likely this year.
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Anidav posted:Former member for Logan Michael Pucci resigned from the LNP over the weekend to take up a role with One Nation. Picture: Liam Kidston. This is all labah's mess, mista speakah
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Pauline is going to drain the Billabong by bringing in ex-LNP stooges.
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Recoome posted:I even missed it but apparently there was a wave of right-wing demonstrations (lol) in several places across the country, but the Invasion Day/Trump poo poo has basically starved it of any publicity/oxygen. The "rally" in My ex gf worked at that faith centre, teaching English to migrants and disadvantaged Australians. she said they worked really hard to learn. One was a 40 year old fourth generation Australian truck driver who dropped out of school so early he could not read or write above a third grade level, and just worked for his dad's trucking company until his dad died. Now the business owner he needed literacy. An old Greek Nona wanted to improve her English because centrelink was making her look for work but she couldn't handle resume writing or interviews, she was about 60 and her speech had fossilised so she would always sounda foreign witha-da broken English. There were two Afghan refugees, women, who always smiled and were so very eager to learn and integrate. One had her left ear cut off by her ex husband, he went to jail and she went to Brisbane. She said she wore the hijab still because she was embarrassed.
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Is this lady related to Julia Gillard? http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...130-gu1dg1.html The resemblance is uncanny
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Hey guys let's check in with the Young Liberals. https://twitter.com/MarkDiStef/status/826026128615694337 Ok cool.
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Coq au Nandos posted:Hey guys let's check in with the Young Liberals. "Guys, Klan night is tomorrow night"
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Anidav posted:Queensland is about to be more terrible isn't it? We're about to get a LNP Minority with One Nation aren't we? News ltd already started so yes? http://online.isentialink.com/theaustralian.com.au/2017/01/29/87431550-2003-46ee-9225-1c91596a93b2.html Palaszczuk ministers disclose cash meetings Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt failed to report 13 closed-door meetings with business. Picture: Annette Dew The Australian12:00AM January 30, 2017Save Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on email Share more... 106 Comments SARAH ELKS Queensland political reporterBrisbane @sarahelks Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has been forced to “encourage” three of her ministers to publicly disclose 27 cash-for-access meetings with businesses at last year’s Labor state conference. Ministerial diaries show 56 companies, including banks, property developers, coal miners, and lobbyists, paid at least $5000 each for 144 meetings with 14 members of Ms Palaszczuk’s cabinet at the Gold Coast event in October, tipping more than $280,000 into the party’s coffers. But Treasurer Curtis Pitt, Education Minister Kate Jones and Domestic Violence Minister Shannon Fentiman initially failed to report 13, 11, and three closed-door meetings respectively. The meetings were disclosed only after questions from The Australian prompted the Premier’s office to scold her ministers for the oversight. Party-related meetings do not have to be disclosed under the rules, but all Labor ministers published the details of their cash-for-access meetings in 2015. “In the interests of transparency, ministerial offices are encouraged to list one-on-one meetings with businesses at the conference as was done for the 2015 conference,” a spokesman for Ms Palaszczuk said. One of Mr Pitt’s previously secret meetings was with Plenary Group, a major infrastructure investor and developer that specialises in public-private partnerships and received a massive contract from the Newman government to build 10 state schools. Mr Pitt also met coal miner TerraCom, major Chinese development company Wanda Ridong, and Suncorp. Audit and advisory giant KPMG’s donation bought the most access of any company, securing 10 meetings with ministers. The firm has been awarded a slew of government contracts under the Palaszczuk government, including being hired to advise on the merger of state-owned power assets, the delivery of the Cross River Rail project, the state’s domestic and family violence services and the previous government’s boot camp program. KPMG’s professional services competitors Ernst & Young and PwC each paid for five meetings with ministers, while Singaporean sugar company Wilmar and accountancy firm Grant Thornton each scored six. Labor’s business observers program was revived in 2015 with Ms Palaszczuk’s blessing after it was axed by former premier Anna Bligh in 2009, following an investigation by The Australian into government integrity. Last year, the $5000 basic package bought companies lunch with Deputy Premier Jackie Trad and federal Labor’s transport spokesman Anthony Albanese on the Friday, dinner with Ms Palaszczuk and her cabinet that night, and breakfast with federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten the following morning. It also included the prized, but brief, one-on-one meetings with cabinet ministers. Ms Trad and Mines Minister Anthony Lynham were in the highest demand, each taking 19 meetings. Eighteen companies paid for access to Energy Minister Mark Bailey, while 16 bought Environment Minister Steven Miles’s time. Businesses missed out on personal meetings with Ms Palaszczuk, Transport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe, and then-police minister Bill Byrne when ministerial business got in the way. Ms Palaszczuk was hosting a domestic violence summit with Ms Fentiman, Mr Hinchliffe was dealing with the unfolding Queensland Rail driver shortage crisis, and Mr Byrne was being briefed about the murder of a Brisbane bus driver. Spokespeople for Mr Pitt and Ms Fentiman said the failure to publish complete diaries was due to an “administrative error”. Ms Jones said her office manager determined that because the meetings were party business, they did not have to be declared under the rules.
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YESSS BRING THE QUEENSLAND END OF DAYS, PREMIER ASHBY SHALL RULE HIS FIEFDOM AND ALL SHALL TREMBLE.
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Comstar posted:I've been to their head office (it's surprisingly small). It needs a renovation. Turnbull will wake up one morning, look out the window and discover that all the refugees he'd sent to America have been dumped on his lawn.
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Comstar posted:In other news, Trump *always* betrays and lets down those who rely on him. How will Trump let Turnbull down? He's already selling him F35's.
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ewe2 posted:He's already selling him F35's. "Just wait until he finds out what we're charging for spare parts in a few years time" - Trump
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Coq au Nandos posted:Hey guys let's check in with the Young Liberals. Amazing that they shut down the event just because some people to the left of them turned up
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It's all coming to plan, first we let One Nation win Queensland, then we send all the poo poo people there, then we let the cyclones and floods and spiders murder them hunger games style. I can only assume this is whats happening, otherwise who would vote One Nation?
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Konomex posted:It's all coming to plan, first we let One Nation win Queensland, then we send all the poo poo people there, then we let the cyclones and floods and spiders murder them hunger games style. Don't forget building a wall around Queensland and making the Queenslanders pay for it. Call it an Abbott-proof fence.
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I am not paying for some wall. I will open up a casino where Queenslanders can pay a fee to enter a maze that eventually leads outside of QLD to escape but there are many obstacles.
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http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2017/01/30/abc-pacific-shortwave-exit-diplomatic-misstep-0 This is so dumb. They're always going on about how Australia needs to make a place for itself in the world and to grow its soft power, and they get rid of something like this to save a pathetically small amount of money. We're being outclassed by New Zealand for Christ's sake.
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Enjoyed this little bit of positioning from the Guardian's daily email:
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New Zealand has been classier for a fair while.
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Lmao Shorten is loving up that Australian journo at this press conference
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Tasmantor posted:New Zealand has been classier for a fair while. The landscape is pretty over there (at least in the South Island) and they recognise both the First People of NZ and Same Sex Marriage.
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