With my god like persona I am able to converse within the trinity at a whim, so your advice is as useful as an email to Godwin Grech.Rederob
It was noticeable yesterday that you tried to appear calm and reasonable, even rational. Lest anyone should think that you have had an epiphany, it is more likely that you have been warned about your obnoxious behaviour and are walking a fine line.
While you are still in denial about Rudd ad Swan misleading parliament, you are now saying, based on your knowledge of the Public Service, that it was just a case of the boys trying to curry favour with the boss. You put it more crudely as is your nature.
The more likely scenario is that Rudd instructed Swan and Andrew Martin to look after his mate, and what Rudd wants, Rudd gets, or he will throw one of his notorious tantrums.
However, they have got away with it, and having set the precedent that they can lie to Parliament with impunity, their arrogance will know no bounds.
I get the feeling that you are in retreat, but before you disappear down your bolt hole, perhaps I could give you a little advice. I received your childishly crude PM yesterday. I think you should seek professional help.
With my god like persona I am able to converse within the trinity at a whim, so your advice is as useful as an email to Godwin Grech.
Kevin Rudd in fresh OzCar claims
NEW pictures have emerged of Kevin Rudd and members of Brisbane's 51 Club - whose president, John Grant, is the used car dealer at the centre of the Ute-gate row.
Mr Rudd has denied membership of the club, saying through a spokeswoman he had only dined with them once while in opposition.
Club member Allan Mair has said Mr Rudd's links to the club go back a decade.
The pictures obtained by the Sunday Herald Sun show Mr Rudd posing with club members outside the Cabinet Room in Federal Parliament, a highly secure area requiring special clearance to access.
The club's website - which has been removed - billed itself as having "strong links to the corridors of power".
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25700275-662,00.htmlA member of the 51 club, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims Mr Rudd met Mr Grant twice in China to help Mr Grant with his business interests.
The Prime Minister's office yesterday said Mr Rudd had "no record" of such a meeting.
Article in the "Herald Sun" - by Glenn Milne - June 28, 2009 12:00am
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25700275-662,00.html
Macquack, that's a bit silly. Obviously the point Milne was attempting to make is that - contrary to Mr Rudd's assertions that he hardly knows Mr Grant - they have a long and close association.Fair dinkum, that Glenn Milne is a tosser. He fails to even mention that the mafiosa "51 Club" is nothing more than a group of people born in 1951.
What ever medication Milne was on when he assaulted Stephen Mayne at the Walkley Awards has left him with permanent brain damage.
From now on Rudd is not allowed to associate with anybody born in 1951 or make that anybody born in the twentieth century.
It's called guilt by association. The only people that fall for it are fools and imbeciles.Macquack, that's a bit silly. Obviously the point Milne was attempting to make is that - contrary to Mr Rudd's assertions that he hardly knows Mr Grant - they have a long and close association.
It's called guilt by association. The only people that fall for it are fools and imbeciles.
Well before Rudd was even considered a "possible" potential leader of Labor he was involved in lots of things. Grant and many others in Rudd's vicinity were concerned about Brisbane Airport's parallel runway plans, and Rudd personally met the cost of a legal campaign against it. Grant would have paid his $85 to attend the Ban Aircraft over Residential Brisbane fundraiser which, ultimately, contributed $28k towards Rudd's efforts.Didn't John Grant state "Of course I tried to help him (referring to Rudd), he's my neighbour, afterall is that not the Australian way?"
No Rederob, that particular cliche doesn't apply in this context.It's called guilt by association. The only people that fall for it are fools and imbeciles.
Having actually been in the federal Cabinet room, and been pictured at the Speaker's Chair, perhaps my links with politicians are stronger than Grants!
Please produce evidence of Rudd making this claim.No Rederob, that particular cliche doesn't apply in this context.
What Mr Milne was attempting to demonstrate was nothing more than the untruth of Mr Rudd's claim that he hardly knew Mr Grant.
So you be nice and I'll be nice.
Not nice Burns, the champion of loud mouthed self-adulating bufoons.As the champion of Labor bull**** Mcquack
Beats me, maybe saved a few jobs of your former profession (RE sharks).If the increase in the FHBG was to help jobs and the building industry why didn't it only apply to new homes.
It does SFA for the building industry. I never said it was a good idea.What possible good does the application of the increase in this grant to existing homes do for jobs or the building industry or was it just to boost Rudds popularity ?
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