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Kevin Rudd, 'pathologically incapable!'
by leafers Friday, Sep 11 2009, 8:01am
national / social/political / commentary

According to former “deputy sheriff” PM, John ‘aluminium tubing’ Howard, the current PM, Kevin ‘hair dryer' Rudd, is “pathologically incapable;” a description that few informed Australians could successfully counter! Indeed, Rudd is the champion, talentless, parochial bureaucrat, a genus known for its inability to think for itself and/or make real leadership decisions.

An Australian Tragedy, Howard and Rudd

Should anyone be surprised by the very open bickering match between two of the most servile, PMs in Australia’s history? These two treasonous LACKEYS have much more in common – COWARDICE and SERVILITY -- than either would care to admit!

Rudd made the mistake of accusing former Macquarie Bank directed Howard of “indolence” and squandering opportunities provided by our resource based ‘hole in the ground’ economy! A real AUSTRALIAN leader would never engage in schoolgirl bickering favouring instead MORAL, LEGAL direct action in the form of placing Howard on trial for his part in the illegal invasion of Iraq -- which resulted in hundreds of thousands of innocent civilian deaths!

Aussie citizens and their American counterparts crave REPRESENTATIVE leadership; indeed, the entire western world is aware that puppet politicians are placed in office by Corporate and Financial interests to do the bidding of minority elites. Reprehensible lackey politicians have little to ‘crow about' or criticise each other for. The public views the current schoolgirl tiff between two servile, COWARDLY, politicians with the cynicism it deserves -- which begs the question, what would Corporate ruled politicians know of (real) public opinion?

Regarding lost opportunities; I would simply state that no red blooded Aussie would waste a prospective ‘hole in the political head’ opportunity, you loathsome, political scumbags!

Just keep doing what you're doing, ‘gentlemen!’

Lies!

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/09/11/2683689.htm

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