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John Faulkner accepts Defence portfolio but is he right man for the job?
by Kingfisher Thursday, Jun 4 2009, 11:13pm
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Perhaps a chance for REAL INDEPENDENT LABOR POLICIES in our dealings with allies or will Faulky adopt the new SERVILE, COWARDLY, LACKEY position made infamous by shameless cowards, John Howard, Kevin Rudd and ‘knee walking’ Stephen Smith (pewk!) It’s not too difficult to be a good ally and avoid being a slave; Bob Hawke once remarked that ‘good friends and allies would at times have different views, priorities, opinions AND policies!' It’s only natural when two INDEPENDENT parties work together. Did you hear that, Howard, you unspeakable, GROVELLING piece of rodent excrement?

A clearly defined approach may be warranted in order to avoid any misinterpretation; ‘an ally is NOT a SERVANT or SLAVE -- did you catch that, Stephen ‘kneepads’ Smith?

No one is doubting Faulky’s allegiance, integrity or character but I doubt he is the right man for the job – the French have an expression, ‘savoir faire,’ which renders badly into English as 'to know how to do!

Dealing with headstrong American rustics requires a certain deft of hand and manoeuvring ability that Faulky has never displayed in the past! Americans are easily dealt with but Howard and Rudd CONSCIOUSLY CHOSE to take the subservient approach, let history be their judge!

We speak from the position of Traditional Australian Labor – remember those values, arseholes; fair play, equitable distribution of wealth and egalitarianism – THESE ARE NOT ANTIQUATED VALUES; the world today could benefit greatly from a large dose of trad Aussie values – minus the conservative’s racism of course! However, reality dictates that a tiny (temporarily powerful) MINORITY wants it all -- clearly a sociopathic worldview, which will become apparent to all in the very near future.

The tiny minority to which I refer have been thoroughly profiled; their self-serving (sick) motives and likely (ghastly) future actions have all been analysed; a broad range of neutralising, pre-emptive strategies have been developed, including the option of triggering a runaway exchange -- it's just too convenient having the Pine Gap and NWest shelf installations at OUR DISPOSAL!

But to return to the developmentally retarded Australian government; does Faulky have what it takes to become a valued Defence Minister and an ASSET TO THE NATION or will he follow the coward's course and borrow a pair of knee pads from Stephen Smith -- we shall see?

http://abc.com.au/news/stories/2009/06/05/2590545.htm