You bet it will be. Country shoppers and human traffickers are not stupid. They are well aware of Turnbull’s political profile and will most certainly have a go.
Month: September 2015
A lot of people are still feeding over the carcass of the coup: how it happened, when it started, who did what and when. The inevitable ‘Turnbull’s biggest challenge is to unite the party’ talk has also started. While these issues deserve some investigation and analysis, we really should be focusing on something far more important for Turnbull.
You can always trust the Sydney Morning Herald to come up with this kind of garbage. I’ll spare you the frustration of reading the entire stink and take you straight to the A-grade journalism provided:
‘A big “sook”, said one Twitter user. Where is Abbott’s “fortitude”, asked another’.
Never accepted and never going to be
Rightly or wrongly, the public never warmed to Tony Abbott and were never going to. His unpopularity was simply terminal. Even his own party never really accepted him as leader. There is even the famous rumour that senior Liberals told an ambitious Abbott during the Howard years, ‘sorry Tony, we just don’t see you as Prime Minister material’. With that, politics was never going to end up being kind to Abbott as Prime Minister – and it wasn’t.
Continue reading “Editorial – Tony Abbott’s Prime Ministerial Obituary”
The Earth is finally rid of this abomination.
Ali Jaffari was no plain ‘refugee who set himself on fire’. He was a convicted child sex offender and child pornography collector. He also famously weaselled his way out of a further child sex offence charge when the Magistrate (Magistrate Ron Saines) said it was simply a matter of ‘cultural differences’:
Continue reading “About the Refugee Who Set Himself on Fire”
News.com.au loves a good Abbott bashing and this time managed to find Monash University arts professor James Walter to join the party:
Continue reading “Abbott Now Apparently Not Academic Enough”
First up, I don’t like the fact that Malcolm Turnbull has replaced Tony Abbott.
However, long term Liberal voters claiming that they would now vote for Shorten and Labor (yes, there are quite a few) need to take a cold shower. Shorten? The man who, among countless many other things:
Continue reading “Time Some Conservatives Took a Cold Shower”
If you’re inclined to give your local Liberal member some of your thoughts over the coup, The Australian has named names. If you don’t have a subscription, then the list will most certainly be published in tomorrow’s hard copy edition.
The Marcus Review 