I believe its just a question of time before workchoices is fully implimented and the last vestiges of labour regulation and protection fully abolished.  Do you believe JuLIAR will bring it in?  i believe she would in a heart beat.

You're not serious. Surely you jest.

You're trying to suggest that a Left leaning PM in everything except Social issues would implement that travesty onto our shoulders again? When the government she is apart of made it intregral to their 2007 election that they would destroy it?

Tony Abbott is the man that will do that, so you best hope for him, and good luck to you on that.

corporate_whitey wrote on Nov 17^th, 2011 at 12:02am:

I believe its just a question of time before workchoices is fully implimented and the last vestiges of labour regulation and protection fully abolished.  Do you believe JuLIAR will bring it in?  i believe she would in a heart beat.

I think your hamster has died, the wheel may have turned slow before, but now it seems to have completely stopped.

What is your next prediction, Tony Abbott to say or do something positive?, lol, as if.

JuLIAR is a right wing extremist you keep pretending she is a leftist but she is pro war, supports war, military and economic aggression, human inequality, she is pro competition, pro uranium mining, supports the build up of armed foreign troops on Australian soil ect ect.  - IOW a rightard.

corporate_whitey wrote on Nov 17^th, 2011 at 4:35am:

JuLIAR is a right wing extremist you keep pretending she is a leftist but she is pro war, supports war, military and economic aggression, human inequality, she is pro competition, pro uranium mining, supports the build up of armed foreign troops on Australian soil ect ect.  - IOW a rightard.

Gillard is a big disappointment and there is little difference between either major party now - with the exception of the Greens, but even they've been quiet on this issue. They may have done a deal with Gillard.

The fact is we can't get rid of uranium waste - yet here we are selling this toxic substance to developing nations. So where are they going to dump their waste?

It's very possible that part of this agreement means returning the nuclear waste to Australia. Labor has been very quiet on our proposed global nuclear waste dump, but Gillard signed off on the deal Howard started.

I think most Australians might have hoped that we wouldn't have to take the world's nuclear refuse, but our leaders have no concern at all for the future of this country. They're happy to sell us off to the highest bidder even if it means contaminating huge tracts of land for the next half million years.

Liberal Labor, same animal. They have identical goals, anything is possible. They are both right-wing, one centre, the other moderately more extreme.

If anyone would bring it back in, would it not be the liberals?.  In any case the unions fought it before, and they would fight it again, should the need arise.   ;)

mozzaok wrote on Nov 17^th, 2011 at 2:50am:

corporate_whitey wrote on Nov 17th, 2011 at 12:02am: I believe its just a question of time before workchoices is fully implimented and the last vestiges of labour regulation and protection fully abolished.  Do you believe JuLIAR will bring it in?  i believe she would in a heart beat. I think your hamster has died, the wheel may have turned slow before, but now it seems to have completely stopped. What is your next prediction, Tony Abbott to say or do something positive?, lol, as if.

Yea, or Juliar might get competent.  ;D ;D ;D

wrote on Nov 17^th, 2011 at 7:13am:

If anyone would bring it back in, would it not be the liberals?.  In any case the unions fought it before, and they would fight it again, should the need arise.   ;)

you are so right the unions will save themselves at all coats... look what they are now doing to Ms Jackson... for exposing the crimes of THOMO AND WILLIAMSON.... seems to me being a union delly means its b ig business all round for union dellies..

bugger the members they are sheep being lead to the slaughter..credit card all round boys...

Gillard says Workchoices was abolished - yet she cannot explain how it was abolished other than in name only

Maqqa wrote on Nov 17^th, 2011 at 7:43pm:

Gillard says Workchoices was abolished - yet she cannot explain how it was abolished other than in name only

Any chance that you can support that claim. I suspect that she would clearly explain all the detail.

corporate_whitey wrote on Nov 17^th, 2011 at 12:02am:

I believe its just a question of time before workchoices is fully implimented and the last vestiges of labour regulation and protection fully abolished.  Do you believe JuLIAR will bring it in?  i believe she would in a heart beat.

Whatever JuLiar introduces depends on what she had eaten for breakfast.