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Sideshow Scott also hopes the virus crisis has cast a pall of memory loss on the population but we have NOT forgotten the LNP crime syndicate’s seemingly endless game of rorts or Angus Cayman’s “well done” scams.
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OH BY JINGO! Written by Max Gross First published 5 August 2014 by xenoxnews.com While the Abbevillian Abbott government continues its “emergency Budget” onslaught upon the powerless, the disenfranchised and the unemployed, the flags are out, brass buffed and sphincters braced to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.
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All these hundreds of billions of dollars – or rather announcements of money to support jobs and plebs – is a smokescreen.
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Everything Sideshow Scott does is belatedly reactive, incomprehensible and incremental when unequivocal decisiveness is required. All too little and too late, smothered in fog and gas.
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By Max Gross, 27 March 2020 Australians still do not realise the seriousness of the COVID19 pandemic and Sideshow Scott and the federal government’s fumbling, bumbling response is not helping get that crucial message across. The insurance industry takes is seriously though.
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I wore latex gloves and a surgical mask that I pulled on as I entered, the only one in there who looked like a deranged brain surgeon.
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As is becoming increasingly apparent, Australia’s corrupt and incompetent federal government has been far too slow in enforcing restrictions on movement and mingling, not that the thousands of dickheads swarming on Bondi Beach over the weekend gave a shit.
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Scrotty from Marketing is the wrong PM in the wrong place at the wrong time. No wonder some Aussies are losing their collective minds. And apparently this virus crisis could last six or twelve or more months.
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Is this end, beautiful friend? Not by a bloody long shot so get off the roof!
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Written by Max Gross, 14/01/2020 First it was Sydney, then Canberra, now Melbourne is opaque with acrid bushfire smoke, the worst it has ever endured.
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