juliar wrote on Jan 9^th, 2017 at 5:26am:


If socialist indoctrination provides an education vs. none (in your case), then that's better than nothing.  Certainly better than being stupid - because the choice of vocab, the way the language is used, the lack of eloquence, and poor debating skills Juliar exhibited all point to a failed schooling.  Someone got left behind and is still hurting.

LOL.  Juliar has to rely on crude derogatory remarks and hope they hurt the target.  You would think, Juliar, that you might have picked up some English skills from me by now.  Is English your first language, or was it bogan?  That would explain the proud support you provide to the coalition and One Nation. 

Juliar is a warning of the effect of believing propaganda instead of thinking for yourself. Don’t worry, Juliar, you are in good company here: there is Booby believing an obvious charlatan about an Ice Age and Longy who thinks he gets 96:38 on VDSL.

My very own troll is STILL following me around like a faithful hound.

What was the topic again dear?

Showing how corrupt a Lib can be is not avoiding the topic—it is showing corruption is not limited to one Party.

BTW the TURC found nothing against Bill Shorten or Julia Gillard.

Gillard was the only PM with brains and balls that we have had in the last 20–30 years!

So branch stacking is limited to Labor is it? 

Dear Juliar, so indictrinated, so wrong.

And it never rains it pours. The Lefties will clasp their hands in despair.



BILL SHORTEN LABOR PARTY VOTE RIGGING SCANDAL STILL NOT RESOLVED
Shane Dowling The Kangaroo Court



Probably the greatest thing that undermines democracy is the vote rigging of elections. It would therefore surprise many people that the alleged vote rigging of the 2013 Bill Shorten – Anthony Albanese Labor Party leadership ballot has never been fully investigated.

It has been almost 18 months since Bill Shorten was elected leader of the Labor Party and his own party are still unsure if he was elected honestly. On Friday (10-4-15) the NSW ALP administrative committee will be discussing the 50 dodgy ballot papers. The papers had mailing addresses altered on the instructions of a former staff member of Senator Sam Dastyari. Mr Dastyari is known to support Bill Shorten.

If they admit there were 50 dodgy ballot papers how many were there really?


https://kangaroocourtofaustralia.com/2015/04/09/bill-shorten-labor-party-vote-ri...

Actually, it seems Labor has a higher ethical stance than the Libs, after all Shorten made Sam Dastyari resign from the shadow front bench over a $1670 payment.

Grendel,    the Jolly Monk is just a stirrer.



And now, to make the Socialist indoctrinated Lefties' hearts sink to the floor, here is a real snorten Shorten.




Bill Shorten receives brutal performance review - less attractive than PM on all fronts but one
Stephanie Peatling DECEMBER 20 2016

Bill Shorten has spent hundreds of hours at town hall meetings talking to small groups and large about anything and everything.

Then there's the countless school fetes, community events and fancy dinners a politician has to attend, not to mention an eight-week long federal election campaign.

Click here to see video on Wake up call for politicians

Australians are dissatisfied with democracy, don't trust politicians or have faith in their ability to fix the economy, new report finds.
So maybe it was a case of overkill that led the 2000 people spoken to as part of the Australian National University's Australian Electoral Study to deliver the most brutal performance review of any leader in the 30 years the study has been asking about characteristics of individual leaders.

Less than ten per cent of the people who participated in the survey said the Labor leader was intelligent or knowledgeable.

About three times as many people described Malcolm Turnbull in those terms.

Of the nine perceived qualities of political leaders participants were asked about, Mr Shorten ranked higher than the Prime Minister on only one - compassion.

People thought he was less trustworthy, decent, sensible, inspiring or honest than Mr Turnbull.

Just to further emphasise their general lack of enthusiasm for Mr Shorten, fewer people indicated they believed he was capable of strong leadership than Mr Turnbull.


Bill Shorten ranked higher than Malcolm Turnbull in only one category in the study: compassion. Photo: Penny Stephens



He shared this score with Tony Abbott, who attracted this rating after the 2010 election campaign.


Voters say Mr Turnbull is more intelligent and knowledgeable than Mr Shorten. Photo: Andrew Meares

But, as they say, it might be a case of "it's not you, it's me".

People's willingness to ascribe positive characteristics to leadership over the past 30 years has been falling, in line with their general disenchantment with politics.


Mr Shorten shares the lowest individual score of any leader over the past 30 years on any characteristic with Tony Abbott, who attracted the poor rating after the 2010 campaign. Photo: Christopher Pearce

"Until recently Australia's political leaders were elected with a good degree of popularity and support amongst the Australian public. Recent elections, however, have seen a shift with prime ministers elected in spite of low levels of popularity," the study noted.

Comparing evaluations of the political leaders over time demonstrates that Kevin Rudd's 2007 election was the last time a newly elected Australian prime minister enjoyed a high level of popularity amongst Australians. The previous three elections have seen Turnbull, Abbott and [Julia] Gillard respectively secure the Parliament despite low levels of popularity, albeit each did so with higher levels of popularity than their opponents who were disliked to a greater extent."


Former prime minister Julia Gillard wrote a letter congratulating James Bond.  Photo: Alex Ellinghausen


http://www.canberratimes.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/bill-shorten-rec...