Daves2017 wrote on Nov 5^th, 2024 at 8:39pm:



Without the Nats the libs would never win an election

This would have to be the most incompetent opposition I've seen in my lifetime , attempted another smear campaign and ended up with another faceful of egg .. you can't make this stuff up

Labor majority government wrote on Nov 6^th, 2024 at 8:55am:


My unshakable belief is that all Oppositions are equally inept.... the quality is just not there in either government or opposition these days... they are all straw men in Oz - not actually taking a stand on anything or having the brain to do it with...  some of the policies are utterly insane - and yet 'oppositions' don't come out against them...

Instead of standing for something - win or lose on the merit of the issue - they just wait for the 'other side' to self-destruct, then they just walk in and go to sleep at the wheel while being paid the fattest in the land, until they, in turn, self-destruct....

Meanwhile The People are sucking wind in Tent City or One Pay Away City .... or One Slip Away City ...

Poor Fellow - My Country!!

Another one - and a few more who actually declared their memberships.

WA Premier Roger Cook fails to disclose membership of Qantas Chairman's Lounge

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(This was also 'tucked away' on page 16 of today's The West Australian newspaper).

No wonder the airlines (especially Qantas and extra especially under that evil little leprechaun former CEO) and airports, etc. can pretty much do whatever they want these days.

Because they appear to have the majority of our 'senior' pollies in their pockets.

And it is becoming more and more obvious why Australia had to eventually 'surrender to Covid' and 'live with' the seemingly endless death and illness the virus is causing.

"Politicians should wear sponsor jackets like NASCAR drivers, then we know who owns them" - Robin Williams.

Apropos of Albo – have you ever called former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce personally to seek an upgrade for your flights? It would take most of us around two seconds to reply. But for Anthony Albanese, it is a most complex question.

Actually, I would go further and say in Albanese’s case it is one of the most complicated questions he has ever faced. In terms of complexity it is up there with “Have you ever won an Olympic gold medal” or “Did you ever go on a date with Christie Brinkley” or “Have you ever done a swan dive from the Empire State Building”.

But as Albanese would tell you, he is not afraid of the big questions. He just prefers the media ask him sensible ones related to his line of work as he sees it. You know, something like “What is Toto’s favourite snack” or “How did it feel when you discovered your chip packet had more air than crisps”.

Albo gives the libs enough rope and they hang themselves every last time