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Third Force in Oz politics now an Imperative
by dasha Sunday, Feb 21 2010, 8:14pm
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During a heated exchange, Labor communications minister, Stephen 'errand boy' Conroy, confirmed what most analysts suspected regarding (pretender) Tony Abbott’s position on regressive CENSORSHIP policies of the Murdoch/Rudd government.
Abbott’s ‘deafening’ silence on the issue to date ensured that it remained a ‘front seat’ issue for political commentators and analysts.
In the latest heated political exchange between Conroy and Abbott, relating to corruption, the Truth emerged and confirmed what many suspected -- Abbott FEARS and stands right behind Murdoch on CENSORSHIP, as does Rudd and minister Conroy -- the despicable, gutless, shits! If Big Business wishes to run for government then RUN; highly visible external meddling in government only serves to weaken an already failing political system – be advised.
Are we surprised by the latest revelation that BIG BUSINESS dictates policy to our jellyfish pollies? Is this yet ANOTHER example of a FAILED representative democracy? Read the following edited excerpt from the SMH and assess the situation for yourselves:
‘Senator Conroy yesterday stepped up his criticism of Tony Abbott and his claim that a $250 million government grant to media mogul Kerry Stokes was ''an election year bribe.'' In the heated exchange Conroy blurted, “Tony Abbott has breakfast with Rupert Murdoch and suddenly the opposition are opposed to it [the grant/bribe].’
Give the Australian people a break, you clumsy, loud-mouthed, imbeciles!
If ever there was a need for major political reform in Oz it is now – RESTORE DEMOCRACY, either via the ballot or 'bullet;' WHO do these cocksuckers think they are kidding?
[When government fails the people, the people become the government!]
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