Thread Just for Those on the Right

[Bushman]

Abbott had allowed gillard to emasculate him by buying into this gender warfare rot. He also should stick to his guns on these regressive, ineffective and anti business taxes (carbon and minerals resources). By all means, he should be going hard on union corruption, bloated bureaucracy and wealth redistribution. Then it is ir, ir and more ir. Stand up and be proud of his liberal heritage and values. Also, stick up for family values too if that is what he believes in. This guy is at his best when he is high conviction. They voted for him over turnbull - so let him loose. Otherwise he is playing a game of spin versus the best two spin doctors out there (gillard and swan). By the way, as an ex saffa i can confirm that there are no members of the far right on here! Lol

 

[IFocus]

By the way, as an ex saffa i can confirm that there are no members of the far right on here! Lol

To be honest I always understood the SA RW and why, Australia is a some what different environment with most of the language from the RW totally over blown.

 

[orr]

Come off it, IFocus. What is this obsession with violence from the left? It seems the left are a far bigger threat to safety - see the article below.

Do you also agree that skeptics should be killed?...

http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/kill_the_sceptics/

I think you've missed the point of Focus's jibe, of which I'm sure the irony is not lost on Focus. And Yes, they're all yours GG.
To Quote Churchill... 'the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter'

 

[Calliope]

I think you've missed the point of Focus's jibe, of which I'm sure the irony is not lost on Focus.

His "jibe"..."The language on this thread from the extreme RW is good reason for the strong gun laws in Australia."
What was his point? His posts are usually just provocation or trolling. Perhaps as a fellow extreme LW you could explain the "point."

 

[wayneL]

Yawn, Fraser kicked Gough out and Turnbul is an ex-merchant banker..................left wing

So what?

Their views are still essentially those of social democrats.

 

[dutchie]

It's great fun making it up as you go along and not having to worry about any nuances, logicality or external realities isn't it ?

Good on you Basilio you have finally worked out what posting in this forum and others like it are all about.

Have fun, say what ever you like, no need to back it up with facts or reason.

However its important not to be nasty to other posters (not accusing you) as we are all in the same boat.

Viva free speech!!

 

[Garpal Gumnut]

Abbott had allowed gillard to emasculate him by buying into this gender warfare rot. He also should stick to his guns on these regressive, ineffective and anti business taxes (carbon and minerals resources). By all means, he should be going hard on union corruption, bloated bureaucracy and wealth redistribution. Then it is ir, ir and more ir. Stand up and be proud of his liberal heritage and values. Also, stick up for family values too if that is what he believes in. This guy is at his best when he is high conviction. They voted for him over turnbull - so let him loose. Otherwise he is playing a game of spin versus the best two spin doctors out there (gillard and swan). By the way, as an ex saffa i can confirm that there are no members of the far right on here! Lol

+1

gg

 

[orr]

His "jibe"..."The language on this thread from the extreme RW is good reason for the strong gun laws in Australia."
What was his point? His posts are usually just provocation or trolling. Perhaps as a fellow extreme LW you could explain the "point."

If you contorted yourself the same way with a weapons use as you do with your syntax you'd not only be a danger to yourself but everything else other than the intended target... Hardly surprising you're the last to catch up. Watch out for the 'points', their sharp.

Garpal called for any initiatives from the 'right' to take to the next election... Well that was a desperate and forlorn scream into the void. tragically no real surprise, but any attempt would be welcome

 

[Garpal Gumnut]

I believe the incoming Lib/Nats government if elected, should increase the tax deductibility of tradesmen's tools and clothing.

1. $1000 on tools per annum.

2. $1000 on clothing per annum that is certified Australian made.

This would increase the incentive for young tradesmen and women, and benefit Australia industry.

gg

 

[orr]

I believe the incoming Lib/Nats government if elected, should increase the tax deductibility of tradesmen's tools and clothing.

1. $1000 on tools per annum.

2. $1000 on clothing per annum that is certified Australian made.

This would increase the incentive for young tradesmen and women, and benefit Australia industry.

gg

Good... But they need work to Do.

 

[Calliope]

If you contorted yourself the same way with a weapons use as you do with your syntax you'd not only be a danger to yourself but everything else other than the intended target... Hardly surprising you're the last to catch up. Watch out for the 'points', their sharp.

I'll match my use of syntax against you poor spelling any day.

"Watch out for the 'points', their sharp." Pathetic!

 

[Calliope]

I'm sorry now orr, that I criticised your spelling disability. I suppose I will have Nicola Roxon down on me like a ton of bricks.

Nicola Roxon, The Australian, today:

THERE'S a difference between expressing an opinion. . . and harassing people on the basis of things they can't control, such as their sex, race, disability. . . It is not OK to bully someone with a disability

.

 

[IFocus]

So what?

Their views are still essentially those of social democrats.

Not even close.

 

[Calliope]

Not even close.

Greens?

 

[wayneL]

Not even close.

True.


Malcolm is even further to the left.

 

[orr]

I'm sorry now orr
.

Don't feel sorry for me.
Feel sorry for the lack of positive policy indicatives that as a grouping the 'right' seem to be bereft of.

or... Go on, surprise us all...

 

[basilio]

Well 57 responses to this thread and I seem to be the only poster to come up with a coherent set of policies that a Lib/Nat government can put into effect on return to office.

Lets review them again as a true believer should

1) Try Juliar Gilliard for treason. She is clearly a commo and terrorist. A quick trial and life sentence will set the tone for the next 20 years

2) Expel Malcolm Turnball and his fellow travellers from the Liberal Party. The party just can't afford the division his views create

3) Invite Gina Rinehart into the party and cabinet. Appoint her as Minister for Northern Development. Introduce her blueprint for a special Northern Australia development zone. Put her in charge of it.

4)Announce the progressive abolition of unemployment benefits. Each month 2% of people on the dole will be cut from the books. Those who are cut off will be given $5000 if they relocate to the Northern Australia to work under the new economic development zone

5) Double the GST and halve income tax. In particular implement a flat tax regime. This will immediately reward hard working entrepreneurs while still holding the tax base.

6)Spill the jobs of all scientists Open all positions up for application and ensure through proper interview processes that successful applicants have a balanced view on climate change.

7) Invite GG to be GG. In recognition of his affinity with the Australian populace and leadership in public opinion Tony Abbott appoints GG for a 10 year term as Governor General.

Firstly a new government has to put the fear of God into those animal Labourites and watermelons who are wrecking our great country. A decent show trail against Juliar and a long prison stretch should do the job.

OK perhaps treason is going a bit far. But I'm sure a decent AG like Betz can find/create some criminal act by the current PM. After all 5 out of 6 posters on ASF can see what a crook she is !! So there must be something there to hang a case on. And while they are at lets find something bang up Bob Brown and or Christine Milne.

Point 2 involves sharpening up the Lib/Nats so there is no back sliding into the rubbish, wet liberalism of the past. It will take nothing to achieve this objective beyond putting into action Point 1. That will clear all the softies out of the party in a flash.

Points 3-5 encompass the critical essence of a robust Free Enterprise Economy. Firstly recognise that private entrepreneurs are dynamos of wealth creation. And the biggest, bestest dynamo in Oz is ,of course, Gina Rinehart.

So lets bring her or her appropriate (poxy) proxy into the government. Gina has already laid out the framework for Australias Great Leap Forward in her Norther Development program. It's all there folks. Just pick it up, put her in charge and Ginas yer Auntie.

The points about progressively and randomly flicking people off the dole and pointing them in the direction of the Great Northern project will act to

1) Help provide the cheap labour force to make this project work
2) Incentivive the multitudinous slackers in the work non work force and ensure keen competition for jobs thus improving productivity by restraining excessive wage growth...
3) Help kill the parasitical union movement by creating a pool of really desperate labour that will do anything for anyone at any price. (That didn't quite come out the way I wanted it..)

The change in Tax regime is self explanatory. We need to incentivise the entrepreneurs of this great country and slashing tax on the top end by broadening the GST base is just the ticket.

Point 6 addresses the urgent need to have a balanced scientific community that is responsive to the needs of the development of this great country. Again from the ranks of ASF it is crystal clear that we have been badly let down by our scientists. At the moment most won't recognise the importance of the great wealth creators in Austral (our fossil fuel industry for one) and insist on creating imaginary environmental dangers that they know nothing about. They are threatening our economic future .

As GG so aptly points out once we get a Government with a firm grip on who gets employed as a scientist we can ensure that the Plimers ect of this world get the jobs they deserve and in particular can help appoint the right balanced people to key positions in CSIRO and so on. (Lets remember that Ian Plimer is on 2 boards with Gina Rinehart so its only a very small step indeed!)

I'm certain there are some distinguished retired officials from the Australian Mining Industry that be most suitable.

Now I agree that point 7 was a bit far fetched. GG for GG ? I's just not right and I agree a bit of an insult to a man of such prodigious talent.

Perhaps head of the Liberal Party ? Or maybe Leader of the Inaugural Committee for the Advancement of Australia to the 21st Century? This would be the body that guides the country through the legal, political and social adaptations necessary to ensure a Prosperous and Bright future in this Great Land of Ours as we develop our Great Norther Regions.

The spade work for this vision has already been done of course. Just check out the great Gina's Vision and consider how far and how quickly we could go under the vigorous guidance of the wealthiest, most determined woman in the world.

Cheers

http://www.andev-project.org/

 

[matty77]

Checking in...

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[Calliope]

Like all those on the loony left, basilio has no sense of humour. His main literary tool seems to be an attempt at satire, and although his posts drip with sarcasm and ridicule he has no sense of irony. His satire is very poorly executed, and in the basilio fashion it is more boring than cutting.

 

[Macquack]

Like all those on the loony left, basilio has no sense of humour. His main literary tool seems to be an attempt at satire, and although his posts drip with sarcasm and ridicule he has no sense of irony. His satire is very poorly executed, and in the basilio fashion it is more boring than cutting.

I have inserted the word "Calliope" for "basilio". Works for me.