Politics
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The world was expecting the first female US president. Instead it got an aged frat brat in a bad wig who boasted that if you are a star like him you can grab any woman “by the pussy”!
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Now, in the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression, we gape gob-smacked or giggling as struggling taxpayers are forced into funding the so-called bailout of the crooks responsible for Wall Street’s reckless profligacy and the Bush regime’s war profiteers.
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Here in Australia, when an “economic crisis” and “budget emergency” won’t fool the punters, pundits and bogans, there’s always that good old reliable standby: wargasm.
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US SecDef Rumsfeld re Saddam’s imminent threat: “It–my view of–of the situation was that he–he had–we–we believe, the best intelligence that we had and other countries had and that–that we believed and we still do not know–we will know.”
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Far from locking out minor parties and independents, Turnbull has opened the cage to hateful nutters like Praline Hanson from whom John Howard stole his most divisive policies and brought us to the point where we imprison innnocent people in concentration camps to be driven to insanity and suicide for daring to seek asylum.
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Rational Mal, reasonable Mal, solemn, civil and civilised Mal made no mention of the LGBT nature of the murder victims or the fact that the murderer had no connection with any Islamist or terrorist group
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Gillard might not have all the answers – and by christ she has a lot to answer for – but at least she is moving in the right direction, encouraging new investment and technologies while Abbott’s coterie of denialists defend the 21st-century’s equivalent of the horse-and-cart: the fossil fuel industry
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As another inevitably unfair LIEbral Budget looms, Aussie voters are being told by disdainful, privileged, self-entitled ultra-con politicians to “live within your means” in order to bail out the failing Turnbull/Abbott government By Max Gross
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DESPERATE BUT NOT SERIOUS Written by Max Gross, 21 April 2016 The reign of muddling Malcolm Turnbull PM looks set to be more fleeting than even that of the abysmal Tony Abbott.
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