springhill
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Abbott could go on live national TV and say he wants to punch a pensioner, and he would still be more popular than Gillard.
Stop :horse:
OMG this tax is terrible, its so bad its forced the DOW last night...............
Dont worry folks Abbott will sort it all out once he gets in................yes that's right Abbott's actually going to remove revenue..................your dreaming folks.
Their mojo is being somewhat tested at present with some quite nasty attacks from some ABC presenters insinuating the same sort of hacking is likely to be going on here as in the UK.I was beginning to think The Australian had lost its mojo.
Their mojo is being somewhat tested at present with some quite nasty attacks from some ABC presenters insinuating the same sort of hacking is likely to be going on here as in the UK.
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OMG this tax is terrible, its so bad its forced the DOW last night...............
Dont worry folks Abbott will sort it all out once he gets in................yes that's right Abbott's actually going to remove revenue..................your dreaming folks.
STOCKS sank to their lowest point in July so far after a sharp sell-off on renewed concerns over the carbon tax and international debt woes.
At 4.15pm AEST today, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 86.9 points, or 1.9 per cent, at 4495.4, while the broader All Ordinaries index fell 83.3 points, or 1.79 per cent, to 4563.5.
On the ASX 24, the September share price index futures contract was 93 points lower at 4467, with 41,474 contracts traded.
Almost $25 billion was wiped from the share market in the worst trading day this month. This is based on the drop in the All Ordinaries index on Tuesday to its weakest finish since June 29.
When will JU-LIAR start to realize the majority of people are not as stupid as she is and start listening to what they are saying.
WE DON'T WANT YOUR STUPID CARBON DIOXIDE TAX FULL STOP"
What she should be saying is that $900 stimulus cheque we gave you in 2008 was really a loan and we now want it back with 10% interest.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...ssion-impossible/story-e6frgd0x-1226092726165
ROFL ...... trust you IFocus to see it this way.
But wait ..... what's this? Fatser than a speeding train ...... it is the start of the rot!
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/business/bre...ed/story-e6frfkur-1226093227617#ixzz0tS58nBhc
Never fear Julia Gillard will save us all from that dreaded carbon thingy that is killing our planet.
It was the banks that got smashed today and for good reason as dept contagion moves closer to reality, mean while Abbott continues to look stupid with coal take overs driving up the sector.
I am not a massive fan of the tax but the negative claims are over blown to a point that they have become a bit silly.
If its that bad the next government will remove the tax as I said before if you all believe that your dreaming.
Gillard and Brown both want to leave a better world for their children and grandchildren.
I'd like to see that.
Exactly. How anyone, the government very much specifically, can have the cheek to hold this up as proof the coal industry will be unaffected, is beyond me. I can't believe they are actually ignorant of the advantageous position of Peabody as an overseas company.LOL ..... if Peabody buying Macarthur is all you have got, you are in a very bad place my little pink and grey galah. It is an overseas company. They buy their carbon credits overseas. They can pollute all they like.
Is this the same Greens that typically jump up and down about foreign ownership ?Exactly. How anyone, the government very much specifically, can have the cheek to hold this up as proof the coal industry will be unaffected, is beyond me. I can't believe they are actually ignorant of the advantageous position of Peabody as an overseas company.
Further, what on earth does the government think it's doing when it claims the future of the coal industry is strong and healthy? Their bosses, the Greens, have made it entirely clear they intend to wipe out the coal industry.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-07-...es-carbon-tax-debate/2792104?section=businessBOB BROWN: They've been going around terrorising the country about loss of jobs and some sort of end of the world of the coal industry but the big international financiers say let's have a slice of it the day after this carbon price is announced.
Gillard's problem is that it probably embodies too many compromises with too many interests to fly with the Australian public.
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