With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:11pm:

With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

ROTFLMAO SMELL THE FEAR  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:07pm:

FFS Green I said I will vote for Labor this election I want them to implement (1) Policies that screw this country (2) Policies that p1ss Greens off Rudd hates the Greens more than Abbott therefore he has my vote if it's based on this alone

New thread to start:


Maqqa to vote for Labor.

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:11pm:

With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

Wanna buy some more straw?

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:11pm:

With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

The ALP now have a fighting chance to take the election away from Tony Abbott's Coalition.....The PNG deal will be judged by results and if the boats stop Abbott is sunk.....The ALP do not want Julia Gillard back......The Coalition do!!!

:) :) :)

Kat wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:33pm:

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 8:11pm: With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard Wanna buy some more straw?

I'll take the same straws from liefties those who starts Turnbull for LIBs leadership threads

AN APPROPRIATE REPOST ...



greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 21^st, 2013 at 5:36am:

It seems I may have severely overestimated Maqqa's "intelligence". This is by far one of the most ridiculous (and ignorant) threads I've seen for quite some time.  It even beats some of red baron's nonsense. ::)

skippy. wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:31pm:

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 8:11pm: With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard ROTFLMAO SMELL THE FEAR  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Dickwad is in Adelaide and I'm in Sydney.

I can smell his stink from here.

:P

Buzz by comparison supported the ousting of Rudd in 2010 and said a change of direction was needed.

He now supports the ousting of Gillard - I assume this is for another change in direction.

Does it go against his morals?!

Some may argue that his readiness to support a right wing policy of sending refugees to a third world nation with a record of human rights abuse - goes to suggest he has never had any morals to begin with.....

Whatever it takes to win an election. What's a few lives ruined as a price..

One thing to note....

The LNP falls further behind in direct proportion to macca's panic posting.

:)

Kat wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:33pm:

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 8:11pm: With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard Wanna buy some more straw?

Harbour Bridge, perhaps???

:)

So its inhumane to send them to an xtian country?

SOB

http://spotofborg.com/files/persecution5.jpg

Am I destined for LIFE, to be the object of Andrei's Longweekend58's  rather "bizarre" block of fantasies ?

1/
[s]I neither supported or opposed Gillard's rise to the leadership
I left this decision SOLELY ENTRUSTED in the hands of the Labor Caucus
I have NEVER claimed any different
( ... unlike yours truly - who changes nationality based on cricket scores and Starbuck's accessibility)
I had - and still have - enormous respect for the passion of BOTH

2/
I SUPPORTED a return to Rudd as leader - as the ONLY chance of avoiding the LibNat's being handed - on a plate - a land-slide victory

3/
I did NOT have an education identical to Andrei's

4/
I DO have a job

5/
I DO pay tax




A/
That I constantly referred to polls I didn't like, as being "rogue" - outside of ONE post, where I quoted Gary Morgan - of Morgan Research

B/
That I had "disappeared" during the period of Gillard as PM

HILARIOUS....

I did see where one minister said at the Balmain meeting.. that he trusted the factions more than his fellow ministers...

I mean what does that tell you???

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:11pm:

With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

Correct. Many ALP heavies and other well connected people have my number on their speed dial. I can't remember just how many calls I have received over the last 3 days telling me of a move to reinstall Gillard. I'll keep OP tragics informed.

buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 7:55am:

Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 10:09pm: Buzz by comparison supported the ousting of Rudd in 2010 and said a change of direction was needed. He now supports the ousting of Gillard - I assume this is for another change in direction. Am I destined for LIFE, to be the object of Andrei's rather "bizarre" block of fantasies ? 1/ I neither supported or opposed Gillard's rise to the leadership I left this decision SOLELY ENTRUSTED in the hands of the Labor Caucus I have NEVER claimed any different ( ... unlike yours truly - who changes nationality based on cricket scores and Starbuck's accessibility) I had - and still have - enormous respect for the passion of BOTH 2/ I SUPPORTED a return to Rudd as leader - as the ONLY chance of avoiding the LibNat's being handed - on a plate - a land-slide victory 3/ I did NOT have an education identical to Andrei's 4/ I DO have a job 5/ I DO pay tax

COULDNT HELP BUT NOTICE YOU BARELY MADE AN APPEARANCE DURING THE GILLARD YEARS THOUGH... IF  THE LIBS HADNT GOT IN IN VIC.. YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN FLAT OUT FINDING SOMETHING TO DO WITH YOUR CRAYONS.


In fact quite a few lefties disappeared durin gthe gillard years... ;D..understandable.

salad in wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:13am:

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 8:11pm: With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard Correct. Many ALP heavies and other well connected people have my number on their speed dial. I can't remember just how many calls I have received over the last 3 days telling me of a move to reinstall Gillard. I'll keep OP tragics informed.

they are probably telling krudd BACK OFF...as once again he is jumping in where angels fear to tread....and we all know what happens when he does... dont we??

salad in wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:13am:

Many ALP heavies and other well connected people have my number on their speed dial.

LOL !

I rather DOUBT it

I fear you are suffering "delusions of grandeur" complex

cods wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:15am:

buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 7:55am: Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 10:09pm: Buzz by comparison supported the ousting of Rudd in 2010 and said a change of direction was needed. He now supports the ousting of Gillard - I assume this is for another change in direction. Am I destined for LIFE, to be the object of Andrei's rather "bizarre" block of fantasies ? 1/ I neither supported or opposed Gillard's rise to the leadership I left this decision SOLELY ENTRUSTED in the hands of the Labor Caucus I have NEVER claimed any different ( ... unlike yours truly - who changes nationality based on cricket scores and Starbuck's accessibility) I had - and still have - enormous respect for the passion of BOTH 2/ I SUPPORTED a return to Rudd as leader - as the ONLY chance of avoiding the LibNat's being handed - on a plate - a land-slide victory 3/ I did NOT have an education identical to Andrei's 4/ I DO have a job 5/ I DO pay tax COULDNT HELP BUT NOTICE YOU BARELY MADE AN APPEARANCE DURING THE GILLARD YEARS THOUGH...

Despite your APING Longweekend - THAT is not true, EITHER

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:11pm:

With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

http://cf.chucklesnetwork.agj.co/items/7/3/1/6/you-smell-that-fear.jpg

buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:18am:

salad in wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 8:13am: Many ALP heavies and other well connected people have my number on their speed dial. LOL ! I rather DOUBT it I fear you are suffering "delusions of grandeur" complex

More colour please Mr Crayons. And please use larger fonts.

cods wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:02am:

HILARIOUS.... I did see where one minister said at the Balmain meeting.. that he trusted the factions more than his fellow ministers... I mean what does that tell you???

A BOLT - or ACKERMAN column ?

buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:32am:

cods wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 8:02am: HILARIOUS.... I did see where one minister said at the Balmain meeting.. that he trusted the factions more than his fellow ministers... I mean what does that tell you??? A BOLT - or ACKERMAN column ?

NO DARL ABC NEWS...sorry about that.

it was during the Balmain meeting of the righteous...they were catching up on all the things kevvie has been doing.. ;D ;D

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:11pm:

With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-SQjbReKJRZc/UQmW1Tb_fjI/AAAAAAAAB48/_iEeEzFRrqI/s320/_I_CAN_SMELL_YOUR_FEAR__by_xXMusic_Note_JenXx.jpg

I wonder how many of those calling for Gillard's return are actually Lib/Nats running scared?

GILLARD is dead and buried and never to return. Kevin has put the fix in and ensured that won't happen again.


KEVIN Rudd's reforms to how Labor's leadership is elected have been overwhelmingly supported in a special caucus meeting. 
     
A number of senior speakers put debates for and against the reforms which would ensure it was harder for a leader to be rolled.

Former Communications Minister Stephen Conroy and Defence Minister Stephen Smith were among those who spoke against the reform.

Under the new rules an elected leader could not be removed from their position.

In opposition a leader could only be removed in the circumstances of the incumbent's resignation or after a petition backed by at least 60 per cent of the caucus.

Rank and file members would also get a vote in choosing a new leader.

The ability of caucus to choose the ministry would also be restored under the plan.

The initial proposal was for 75 per cent of the caucus to sign a petition for a leadership change.

But it was watered down to 60 per cent.

Sources said Mr Rudd recognised "in opposition it was a different circumstance" to change the leader.

Mr Rudd said the party had "decided to democratise the party for the future".

"Today the ALP has passed one of the most significant reforms in the party's recent history," Mr Rudd said.

"Each of our members now gets to have a say, a real say in the leadership of the party.

"The leadership of the party is now not in the hands of a factional few."


Read more: http://www.news.com.au/national-news/federal-election/kevin-rudd-gets-caucus-support-for-changes-to-electing-labor-leadership-after-rowdy-protesters-greet-him/story-fnho52ip-1226683003485#ixzz2ZoiCypRO

buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:24am:

cods wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 8:15am: buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 7:55am: Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 10:09pm: Buzz by comparison supported the ousting of Rudd in 2010 and said a change of direction was needed. He now supports the ousting of Gillard - I assume this is for another change in direction. Am I destined for LIFE, to be the object of Andrei's rather "bizarre" block of fantasies ? 1/ I neither supported or opposed Gillard's rise to the leadership I left this decision SOLELY ENTRUSTED in the hands of the Labor Caucus I have NEVER claimed any different ( ... unlike yours truly - who changes nationality based on cricket scores and Starbuck's accessibility) I had - and still have - enormous respect for the passion of BOTH 2/ I SUPPORTED a return to Rudd as leader - as the ONLY chance of avoiding the LibNat's being handed - on a plate - a land-slide victory 3/ I did NOT have an education identical to Andrei's 4/ I DO have a job 5/ I DO pay tax COULDNT HELP BUT NOTICE YOU BARELY MADE AN APPEARANCE DURING THE GILLARD YEARS THOUGH... Despite your APING Longweekend - THAT is not true, EITHER

And has come back to support a hard line Right wing policy which shuts the door on refugees and dumps them on a third world nation.

Playing politics with refugees supported by Buzz the "humanitarian".

Meanwhile real humanitarian advocates and groups have slammed the ALPs policy as "shameful" and "disgusting".

Not Buzz the humanitarian, whose morals are as weak as his socialism.
It's all weak and without virtue clearly.
No real humanitarian would support this.

Have a read of what Amnesty thinks of Australia.

Andrei, you keep running mate, what's the matter? You can't answer a simple question?

When was the last time you voted labor at a Australian federal election?

Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:47am:

Playing politics with refugees supported by Buzz the "humanitarian".

yes it is a conundrum isnt it?.. I would have expected him to be screaming from the rafters.. :( :(

so far since this announcement I have only seen one lefty protest..greenlight...

all others seem to be  rubbing their hands with glee.... :o :o

cods wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:34am:

buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 8:32am: cods wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 8:02am: HILARIOUS.... I did see where one minister said at the Balmain meeting.. that he trusted the factions more than his fellow ministers... I mean what does that tell you??? A BOLT - or ACKERMAN column ? NO DARL ABC NEWS...sorry about that.

So where's your CREDIBILITY LINK ?

( ... though it's widely acknowledged anything YOU may have "heard on the wireless" would have floated off, through your hair-net, within the HOUR)

cods wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:56am:

Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 8:47am: Playing politics with refugees supported by Buzz the "humanitarian". yes it is a conundrum isnt it?..

NOT REALLY




buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 2:48pm:

From the "humanitarian" view - I don't "support" it in the SLIGHTEST But since the matter of refugees was so SHAMELESSLY turned into a LEFT vs RIGHT issue by John "we will decide who comes here" Howard - we aren't given too many options ... and I agree, it DOES "stink to high hell" HOWEVER, Under THIS plan there will be REAL processing centres - that are not just a front for prisons, offering NO HOPE of anything but a life behind razor wire - such as the "Pacific Solution" A refugee, once processed as genuine - will be a FREE MAN, albeit, not in the best choice of country One FREE of car bombs, white vans - and the Taliban And an Australia - FREE of Tony Abbott ( ... and you don't think refugees are fleeing from FAR WORSE "human rights issues ?)

cods wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 8:15am:

buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 7:55am: Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 10:09pm: Buzz by comparison supported the ousting of Rudd in 2010 and said a change of direction was needed. He now supports the ousting of Gillard - I assume this is for another change in direction. Am I destined for LIFE, to be the object of Andrei's rather "bizarre" block of fantasies ? 1/ I neither supported or opposed Gillard's rise to the leadership I left this decision SOLELY ENTRUSTED in the hands of the Labor Caucus I have NEVER claimed any different ( ... unlike yours truly - who changes nationality based on cricket scores and Starbuck's accessibility) I had - and still have - enormous respect for the passion of BOTH 2/ I SUPPORTED a return to Rudd as leader - as the ONLY chance of avoiding the LibNat's being handed - on a plate - a land-slide victory 3/ I did NOT have an education identical to Andrei's 4/ I DO have a job 5/ I DO pay tax COULDNT HELP BUT NOTICE YOU BARELY MADE AN APPEARANCE DURING THE GILLARD YEARS THOUGH... IF  THE LIBS HADNT GOT IN IN VIC.. YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN FLAT OUT FINDING SOMETHING TO DO WITH YOUR CRAYONS. In fact quite a few lefties disappeared durin gthe gillard years... ;D..understandable.

I think we all spotted that!  Buzz returns when things look good for labor and disappears when not.  I guess now he will be getting ready to start his 'Abbott Alert' thread for the next election.

not too much 'fear' being felt in LNP ranks when Rudd has already started his predictable fall in the polls back to 52/48

longweekend58 wrote on Jul 23^rd, 2013 at 9:43am:

cods wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 8:15am: buzzanddidj wrote on Jul 23rd, 2013 at 7:55am: Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 10:09pm: Buzz by comparison supported the ousting of Rudd in 2010 and said a change of direction was needed. He now supports the ousting of Gillard - I assume this is for another change in direction. Am I destined for LIFE, to be the object of Andrei's rather "bizarre" block of fantasies ? 1/ I neither supported or opposed Gillard's rise to the leadership I left this decision SOLELY ENTRUSTED in the hands of the Labor Caucus I have NEVER claimed any different ( ... unlike yours truly - who changes nationality based on cricket scores and Starbuck's accessibility) I had - and still have - enormous respect for the passion of BOTH 2/ I SUPPORTED a return to Rudd as leader - as the ONLY chance of avoiding the LibNat's being handed - on a plate - a land-slide victory 3/ I did NOT have an education identical to Andrei's 4/ I DO have a job 5/ I DO pay tax COULDNT HELP BUT NOTICE YOU BARELY MADE AN APPEARANCE DURING THE GILLARD YEARS THOUGH... IF  THE LIBS HADNT GOT IN IN VIC.. YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN FLAT OUT FINDING SOMETHING TO DO WITH YOUR CRAYONS. In fact quite a few lefties disappeared durin gthe gillard years... ;D..understandable. I think we all spotted that!  Buzz returns when things look good for labor and disappears when not.  I guess now he will be getting ready to start his 'Abbott Alert' thread for the next election.

Buzz is not exactly the sharpest tool in the box.
I don't think he is able to cope with things when they don't go his way.

Stick on some Kylie, put the pink apron on and dance around the caravan I think - forget the world exists.
Which I think is kinda easy when you live in Nowhere-ville, Victoria.

Maqqa wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 8:11pm:

With Rudd's inhumane PNG announced last week and the backlash expected all the way through the election - some at Caucus today flags the return of Gillard

Maqqa

They had to do this, on this issue alone they looked like losing 10 seats in Sydney's west alone.
I love watching the ALP look like a child presented with a bowl of peas to eat.

This stuff is just not in their DNA.