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Gridlocked posted:Also during my Anzac Day planning committee meeting we had a letter from major connected to one of the battalions of the royal Gurkha rifle regiment from the UK asking if they can participate in our local Anzac Day event (and also if we can recommend them a place to go diving) I've got a pommy mate who was out here on his gap year 20 odd years ago who ended up being a major in the ghurkas, wonder if it's the same bloke
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Lid posted:https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/people-smugglers-plot-to-find-chinks-in-a-shorten-government-s-armour-20190214-p50xxo.html Paul Keating was right. Giving away Fairfax was a mistake and now we have Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee as our main journalism outlets.
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Galaxy Poll: https://twitter.com/GhostWhoVotes/status/1096523324161589248 https://twitter.com/GhostWhoVotes/status/1096523601388269568 Support for Clive Palmer quintrupled!
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A former people smuggler now living in Pakistan has been asked by his former bosses to return to Indonesia and test a future Shorten government by finding passengers willing to travel on boats to Australia. The bosses, he says, have grown wealthy sending refugees to Europe, and are hoping to send a surge of boats to Australia to test Labor's resolve. - I don't believe these people actually exist.  Now with Morrison out of the picture, nothing can stop me. Nothing! Mwahahahahahaah!
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Trapezium Dave posted:Galaxy Poll:
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If that fat gently caress wins Townsville then we can safety satd that voting rights are a mistake.
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Just loving split already you wannabe LNP rapist defending stupol hacks
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Anidav posted:If that fat gently caress wins Townsville then we can safety satd that giving Queenslanders the vote was a mistake.
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Pope is the best political cartoonist
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SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:Banished back to the Wilbur smith novel he walked out of I disagree, he's an Alistair McLean villain if I've ever seen one.
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Trapezium Dave posted:Galaxy Poll:  Uniform swing makes 8 seats in Queensland
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What do Hanson and Palmer think of each other? Are they going to feed votes to each other in the worst state? Neither of them can keep a party going longer than five minutes, or manage their teams. They’re also both huge dipshits, so maybe they’ll just tear each other apart to limited effect.
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so the UAP votes come from LNP and One Nation voters, shockere
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This is a very dated reference and I feel like that's 100% intentional
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All that needed was blackface and it would have been perfect.
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Palmer scooping up the traumatic brain injury boomer vote from phon
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bowmore posted:so the UAP votes come from LNP and One Nation voters, shockere Forgive me if this is a stupid question: So angry racist conservative feels let down by the LNP, (for whatever reason), and turns to Pauline or Clive. Statistically, would this person's preferences go back to the LNP in a "Anybody but Labor" style mindset, or would their anger, and teh reason they changed their primary vote make them preference the evil Union's puppet party ahead of the fuckwits they are angry at for whatever reason? Does it depend on the person, or is there a statistical/historical precedent? Again, sorry if this is a stupid question.
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Gridlocked posted:Torturing people on Manus Island that's a Paladin.
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They are going to use that 500 million to build metal gear aren’t they?
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Poll Bludger has a good post PHON preferences, with the conclusion being that the Coalition gets 1/2 to 2/3 of PHON votes depending oconclusion beingstances.
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adamantium|wang posted:
I dont think Robert Downey Jnr has any standing to condemn blackface.
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That's nice dearie
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Nutsngum posted:I dont think Robert Downey Jnr has any standing to condemn blackface. That's Harry Connick Jr 
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I think he's being a funny jokester
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Always kidding around this one ha ha
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Mr Chips posted:I've got a pommy mate who was out here on his gap year 20 odd years ago who ended up being a major in the ghurkas, wonder if it's the same bloke Could be. Can't remember his name. Will check next time and see for you
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BrigadierSensible posted:Forgive me if this is a stupid question: you're forgetting the hilarious irony of the people who go anyone but labour because f*** those Union bastards is probably a blue collar worker who is by default in their particularly Union that is getting them alot of the things that they want anyway such as you know enterprise bargaining or pay increases or whatever it's called for non-government work that sort of thing
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:They are going to use that 500 million to build metal gear aren’t they? This would make for a stunning backstory to the next game. "How did they afford all of this, through political back channels in Australia under the cover of 'dealing with refugees'.
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JBP posted:I think he's being a funny jokester If that were the case he'd have made a joke
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GotLag posted:If that were the case he'd have made a joke We are living in a post-humour world my friend.
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There's no humour in these posts
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There's a lot of voters young enough to have no idea what this is a reference to
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Anyone old enough to get that is also old enough to read newspapers
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Krabboss posted:There's a lot of voters young enough to have no idea what this is a reference to That's an aspect of the joke.
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BrigadierSensible posted:Forgive me if this is a stupid question: My thoughts is it is disaffected people that didn't want to go to the Greens / Democrats at the time. They would have come from both Labor and LNP as the base of both Labor and LNP is primarily conservative people (conservative as in people that don't want their life to change too much, just get a bit better) - the main goal of Howard at the time of One Nation was to pick up the ex-Labor disaffected people and at the same time to try and retain the LNP disaffected people which he seemed able to do for awhile. I don't think much as changed, the disaffected are more likely to preference their old party but are up for grabs for the major party that can give them the attention they want.
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