Tuesday, August 31, 2004

More B Files

And she left at 3.30 today????

Whinge all day then leave early?

At least I don't have to listen to her whinge anymore
The B Files

Every single question she gets asked she responds negatively. Someone asks is size 13 for a teenage or a young boy? "Well it could be for a girl" She is soooo full of shit, and is soooo freaking negative.
Dogs seeking asylum?

These comments are totally outrageous, and goes to show the value that the Libs place on asylum seekers. They truly are xenophobic and insular in nature. Unbelievable, and Johnny is backing her up.

Thursday, August 26, 2004

Australia to buy long range missiles

Give me a break. Who the hell would we want to launch long range missiles on. I am willing to open a book on the company that gets the contract. American based Boeing will win the contract by a country mile.


Exactly how long range are these missiles? Long range enough to reach North Korea, and will they be launched in response to an attack on Sydney?

Pffft.

Wednesday, August 18, 2004

Polygraph Lies
Puh-lease, it is generally accepted amongst the scientific community, i.e. psychologists and others in human measurement, that polygraph's give a pretty good indication of whether people are telling the truth. The spin doctors are at work already on behalf of their PM.

Tuesday, August 03, 2004

Labor trio paves way for FTA flip

Okay, why the use of the word flip? Where did they say they would oppose. Latham has constantly stated that he wanted to wait until the Senate committee reported, yet the headline is suggesting he has changed his stance.

Monday, August 02, 2004

Coonan argues against fourth network - National - www.theage.com.au

Is this woman a total moron? "I don't mind signalling now that I can't see a great need for a fourth network and, indeed, I think the sort of niche markets being talked about are largely being fulfilled through the Foxtel (pay TV) network," Senator Coonan told The Age. Uh, okay, so how about all those people who don't want pay TV, can't get pay TV, or can't afford pay TV.

Okay this statement stuns me:
"Telstra will not be able to rely on its legacy telephone business forever and I suppose at some stage, if not now, will need to look for new partners. To me that . . . does not seem something which should have caused such a fuss," she said. The fact that they would own such a huge chunk of communication methodology and the content of the communications doesn't bother her? Is she in the right portfolio? Sigh.

Wednesday, July 28, 2004

Herald Sun: Sudan government on alert [28jul04]

And the fact that Us oil companies have spent over $40 billion dollars on infrastructure has nothing to do with the push by the US to intervene. Although why have the companies walked away when Sudan has so many oil reserves.


However all oil sarcasm aside, this has been a devastating humanitarian crisis for a long time, and the UN need to get involved sooner rather than later, all opposition from Egypt and Sudan aside.
Herald Sun: No backdown on Downer comments [28jul04]

What the #@%#$%? Where does our Foreign Affairs minister get off passing comment on other governments policies? And the notion that withdrawing troops encourages terrorism.. does this possibly mean that sending troops discourages terrorism? It certainly seems to have reduced the threat of terrorism.

FFS all they have done is created yet another generation of fanatical defendants of their "terrorist" cause. How the hell can acts of war within Iraq by people opposed to the occupation be terrorism? The same acts during WW2 by French resistance etc. were freedom fighters, same thing here depending on which side of the war you are on.

Kee-rist.

Wednesday, July 21, 2004

PM condemns Filipino pullout of Iraq - National - www.theage.com.au

I really don't think Johnny should be offering foreign policy advice to the Phillipines.

Yes, the Phillipines are wrong to give in to terrorism. What if it was a friend of Johnny though? The families of hostages don't really give a toss about the global approach to terrorism. As PM he needs to protect Australian citizens first, then the interests of the US second... oh wait no intervention on David Hicks or on Habib thingamy... Guess he's not so keen on protecting Australian citizens.

Thursday, July 15, 2004

Terror war may last a generation: Downer

Umm d'uh!!

Although how they manage to say in one release that going to war in Iraq diminished the terrorist threat and The white paper outlines the nature and international dimensions of the evolving terrorist threat to Australia. that it is evolving at the same time... uuuuh, can't think, head hurts.
Oops

Okay so I thought that the last post didn't take must be a bit of a bug issue with either firefox, or the work proxy server. D'oh guess that's what I get for blogging from work.
Bush appeal for gay union ban

Please, since when did the president get to legislate emotions and the validity of a relationship. Is he so out of step with the world that he hasn't realised family is no longer a man, woman, a dog and 2.4 kids?
Bush appeal for gay union ban


"I am deeply disappointed that the effort to pass a constitutional amendment affirming the sanctity of marriage as being between a man and a woman was temporarily blocked in the Senate," he said in a statement.

Who is he to define a relationship? And why the hell is Johnny jumping on the bandwagon, totally inappropriate to legislate emotions.

Friday, July 09, 2004

Howard knew about dirt unit: Latham

Ian Hanke has had his finger in the pie of every nasty piece of work undertaken by the Howard government, the perfect person for the job of dirt digger.

He should lose his position over this, but he won't.
Pfft JH says we need to be more polite

In an earlier speech billed as outlining his goals for the future, Mr Howard drew on the death of Test cricketer David Hookes and sex allegations against footballers to describe the problems facing the country.

So is it impolite to make allegations of sexual misconduct or is the act impolite? I would assume it is impolite to be killed by a bouncer....

Monday, June 21, 2004

Allies helped bin Laden: US officials - Global Terrorism - www.smh.com.au

*COUGH*

Umm didn't Ronnie help the Taliban to keep Russia out in the first place? And let's not forget the US financing of Iraq in their war versus IRan.

Jesus.
Now Latham is putting the big banks offside - National - www.smh.com.au

Ironically it was his party that caused all the bank problems in the first place. Thank you Mr Keating for being the Liberal policy maker we had to have.
Saudi police assisted abduction of US hostage: report - Global Terrorism - www.smh.com.au

Goodness terrorists with friends amongst the general populous??!!
Al-Qaeda 'weakened by killings' - War on Terror - www.theage.com.au

Is it just me or is the press neglecting to look at all the intelligence that suggests the success of terrorists groups is that they operate as cells? None of which require the leader to remain operational.

In this war, the terrorists have the advantage, there is no front, there is no normal tactics that armed forces train for. A traditional army can not fight terrorist cells.