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springhill said:
Kevin Rudd's first real test of his Prime Ministerial term, and his future term, arrives with him being in the hotspot of the region.

Asylum seeker boat issues distress call, saying they are taking on water only 80km from Java.

Our sea craft respond to attend the scene.

The asylum seeker vessel is obviously in danger of sinking, yet Indonesia do not respond.

Rudd should be demanding an explanation from Indonesia's President. Or he will show himself to be a spineless cretin, who does not have the interests of peoples' lives at interest. He is there, deal with the situation now.
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Dream on, springhill. Rudd and Yudhoyono, as I heard it on "PM" this evening, are engaged in a mutual love-in where they each praise the virtues of the other.
And why not, as far as Indonesia is concerned? They get bucketloads of money from Australia, have their denials of police corruption accepted without question, and persuade Rudd that a regional talkfest is a really, really worthwhile event.
What rubbish all round.
 
noco said:
This Ed Husic Muslim could be a sleeping log.



Can anyone explain this a little better for me to understand. Has this even been advertised to the voters here?



Please, note this from a friend who is well informed in the political area.





It is critical that all people oppose (vote NO) to the proposed change to recognise local govt in the constitution at the referendum at the Sept election. By local govt areas being recognised then Sharia law can be demanded in the local area based on the % of Muslim people in that local area. This is exactly how the Muslims obtained sharia law recognised in UK.
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What an amazing revelation. There are 85 Sharia Courts in England.

So who says it can't happen in Australia?


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...hing-spread-Islamic-justice-closed-doors.html

And this from an ABC DOUMENTARY


In the UK there are a large and ever increasing number of local government areas which have adopted Sharia Law (Dark ages vintage, Moslem Law).
As each local government area’s population becomes majority Muslim they can vote to use Sharia as their local law system.
They can do this because local government is a recognised entity of government in the UK constitution.

Presently in Australia, the State and Federal laws are our common law.
Local Government By-laws can, and often are, overruled by the State or Federal law makers.

Australians need to think carefully about their response to this looming referendum.
A NO to recognising local government in the constitution preserves our common law system as it is with two authorities regulating our common legal relations.
A YES adds much smaller government entities to the constitutional mix of authorities. The smaller the entity the easier it is to implement social agenda’s.

This change , if adopted, will accelerate the cultural changes that are coming to our Australian polity.
Our population is rapidly becoming majority Asian in background and majority Moslem in heritage.
Within two decades this will definitely challenge our States and within three our Commonwealth.
With this proposed change to our constitution enacted, such changes at local government level could occur within this decade!

Please think carefully... before you vote for or against this change.

Change is coming, like it or not.
The issue here, is do we want to risk rapid change at a local level that would,
- promote sectarian divides,
- create community disharmony and
- destroy any COMMONwealth-ness in this great Nation of ours?
 
McLovin said:
And what does that have to do with local councils?
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Who knows? But you seem touchy on the subject.:confused:

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Julia said:
Dream on, springhill. Rudd and Yudhoyono, as I heard it on "PM" this evening, are engaged in a mutual love-in where they each praise the virtues of the other.
And why not, as far as Indonesia is concerned? They get bucketloads of money from Australia, have their denials of police corruption accepted without question, and persuade Rudd that a regional talkfest is a really, really worthwhile event.
What rubbish all round.
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Absolutely, looked like a case of you scatch my back, I'll scratch yours.
Funny how Rudd didn't ask why if these people are refugees, Indonesia is charging them for a transit visa. duh
 
Indonesian authorities yesterday morning approved HMAS Larrakia entering the zone to rescue the asylum-seekers and the vessel was expected to rendezvous about 8pm (AEST)
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How jolly decent of them to allow us to rescue people off an Indonesian boat in Indonesian waters. Perhaps if we beg them they will allow us to take the rescued people to Christmas Island instead of following the normal procedure of taking them to the nearest port.:rolleyes:
 
Calliope said:
How jolly decent of them to allow us to rescue people off an Indonesian boat in Indonesian waters. Perhaps if we beg them they will allow us to take the rescued people to Christmas Island instead of following the normal procedure of taking them to the nearest port.:rolleyes:
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Rudd will take them anywhere, as long as Indonesia joins his election campaign. Nauseating stuff.
 
Rudds doing what Gillard would have done, tried to white ant Abbott before he takes over.
The despicable little rodent needs to be shown the door quickly.
 
Another example of kowtowing to Indonesia, Rudd is giving them $60m to help develop their cattle industry.lol

That's after Labor stuffed our cattle export industry and Indonesia sourced theirs from elsewhere. What a dick.

During his visit, Mr Rudd also announced plans to spend $60 million over years to help develop Indonesia's cattle industry and encourage Australian investment in the sector. ABC News
 
PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd has again sought to goad Opposition Leader Tony Abbott into debating him in Canberra next week.

Mr Rudd, campaigning in his electorate in Brisbane, said Mr Abbott seemed to be saying he wouldn't participate in a debate because the election hadn't been called yet.

"I just think it's time for Mr Abbott to man up a bit," he told reporters
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Rudd is fond of quaint outdated Australian sayings. Abbott should tell him to go and "root his boot" or "plait his sh*t" or both.
 
"I just think it's time for Mr Abbott to man up a bit," he told reporters
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What a laugh..........Rudd would go running to his mummy if Abbott fronted him:rolleyes:
 
Saw Tony Burke interviewed this afternoon (Abbott Abbott Abbott). Had not heard so much tripe since Gillard's misogyny speech.
 
Calliope said:
Rudd is fond of quaint outdated Australian sayings. Abbott should tell him to go and "root his boot" or "plait his sh*t" or both.
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Lol (but it still hurts to laugh as I just found out!)

I don't know what's worse - the Gillard drone and misogyny screeches or these silly Rudd stunts! Is this the best labor have for a leader?
 
sails said:
Lol (but it still hurts to laugh as I just found out!)

I don't know what's worse - the Gillard drone and misogyny screeches or these silly Rudd stunts! Is this the best labor have for a leader?
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G'day sails. Welcome back to add your wisdom to the opposition to the forces of evil. I look forward to the day when we can say "sanity prevails".
 
Calliope said:
Rudd is fond of quaint outdated Australian sayings. Abbott should tell him to go and "root his boot" or "plait his sh*t" or both.
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They'd want to be good boots.

The stitching wouldn't be able to stand it if he gave it the same treatment he's given border protection.
 
By the amount of interest shown by the ASF right in this thread lately..one could come to the conclusion that you guys are getting a little worried. :dunno:
 
So_Cynical said:
By the amount of interest shown by the ASF right in this thread lately..one could come to the conclusion that you guys are getting a little worried. :dunno:
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Not at all. Don't forget the recycled leader was previously unceremoniously dumped for being incompetent...:D

And he's giving the people time before the election to remember...

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Calliope said:
G'day sails. Welcome back to add your wisdom to the opposition to the forces of evil. I look forward to the day when we can say "sanity prevails".
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Thanks Calliope - that will be the day when we can say "sanity prevails" once again! Not sure how much wisdom I add - I just don't like seeing my country in the hands of people who don't seem to know what they are doing.
 
So_Cynical said:
By the amount of interest shown by the ASF right in this thread lately..one could come to the conclusion that you guys are getting a little worried. :dunno:
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Yep, I'm quite prepared to admit to some concern that the Ruddster could pull the wool over everyone's eyes once again.
 
So_Cynical said:
By the amount of interest shown by the ASF right in this thread lately..one could come to the conclusion that you guys are getting a little worried. :dunno:
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Like I said before, you were talking up Gillard not long back. How did that go for you. lol

You are obviously going to get more intrest, when Battman returns, it's a shame Robbing left for the back bench.

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Julia said:
Yep, I'm quite prepared to admit to some concern that the Ruddster could pull the wool over everyone's eyes once again.
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You just have to believe, most people aren't stupid.:xyxthumbs
 

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