Bill Shorten is popular somewhere…

He got rid of Tony Abbott.

Luckily Mr 15% had nothing to do with that, hey 😉

From TomR’s link

“Rather than declaring that the investment earnings of retirees will be taxed now, Morrison could declare that the investment earnings of future retirees will be taxed in, say, 15 years. Nothing would be retrospective. Anyone who had already retired could keep their zero tax rate until they died.”

This is a wonderful policy proposal…………………………….for my clients and Moi

“Do I have to spell everything out….??”

In TomR’s case………………………………….Yes !

And then again and again and again !

“Yes, like super, which Labor HAVE been talking about for years now”

ROFLMAO…………………did you actually read that Link ?

Its actually quite hostile to the ALP

But like I said earlier, this isn’t going to make Labor any more popular

those positive policy announcements….

You mean like the super ones the media are complaining about now?

Those ones? 😉

Or any of these?

http://www.alp.org.au/policy_commitments

“I know. If only they’d focus on all those positive policy announcements….”

ROFLMAO………oh yes………..I forgot all those positive policy announcements during the “Year of Ideas”

So far we have $40 packets of cigarettes to whack the poor with.

Whose government is this?

The people on the list. I mean, even our tax avoidance prone PM is on there. So REALLY, the people on the list 😯

“Ridiculous! ”

Only to the naive.

Many of those on the list appear to be single product companies for whom full disclosure would effectively publish their operating margins which is commercial in confidence in plenty of cases

Perhaps you should ask your hero Paul Keating about it

You can blame Turnbull for this. Billson apparently was very good however i have no idea if this was true.

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/bruce-billson-to-retire-from-parliament-after-being-dumped-from-cabinet-by-malcolm-turnbull-20151123-gl683u.html

The federal Victorian MP and former cabinet minister Bruce Billson has announced his retirement from Parliament………Mr Billson was made small business minister and sat in cabinet under former prime minister Tony Abbott. But he was asked to accept a junior ministry when Malcolm Turnbull became leader in September.

So far we have…

See here 😉

https://theguttertrash.com/2015/11/24/bill-shorten-is-popular-somewhere/#comment-119289

“”You can get a bottle of red wine at Aldi for $2.80.””

$2.89 actually………….OK pedant alert

lol 😦

Labor Rules Out Bringing GST In Line With Bill Shorten’s 15% Approval Rating

http://www.theshovel.com.au/2015/11/24/labor-rules-out-bringing-gst-in-line-with-bill-shortens-approval-rating/

is that $2.80 wine useful for getting the bird crap off my car duco?

I usually use a better one, but maybe I’ll try Prescious (sic?) Earth

Go the Greens!

Bill has a track record in playing both sides off against each other and double dealing – he can see everything from every point of view and then carve out a beneficial position for himself.

He’s a real consensus man.

LET’S GIVE BILL A GO!

And hot on the heels of the TAFE story, instead of learning, it appears the grubmint is about to double down on rewarding the spivs

Scott Morrison has declared that a new era of competition reform will reverse the long decline in Australia’s productivity, as the federal government offered financial rewards to state governments that open their health and welfare services to competition and remove barriers to trade.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/harper-review-competition-reforms-to-end-decline-in-growth/story-fn59niix-1227621768678?sv=e3fde3f3dd4621a73e6f0615b5a8ebe0

Or google the headline “Harper review: Competition reforms to ‘end decline in growth’”

State governments would be encouraged to separate their role in setting policy and funding health and welfare services from the actual service delivery, which could be contracted out to private providers, as already occurs with the jobs network, vocational education and training and the National Disability Insurance Scheme

Yes, see above you tools!

The government has deferred responding to the Harper recommendation that restrictions on competition in enterprise agreements should be outlawed, saying it will await the final report of the Productivity Commission.

Yea, bring that one on too. You think a 15% GST scare campaign is something, wait until you start on workchoices again.

They have learnt nothing, and, once the gubmint actually start showing its hand and doing something instead of continual soppy motherhood statements, see what happens to malcaymans popularity then.

a couple of threads back you were in denial when l said the nanny-tax cost them votes

Or, if your time machine is working, you will note that I pointed out that the libs were still implementing (even increasing) them, but, “it’s all Labor’s fault”.

I also note that malcayman is as uncommitted to the ciggies tax as he is to anything else (except protecting big money from suffering the same tax regime as ‘teh rest of us’). He’s a real nowhere man.

Add another one to the already long list of policies the willfully ignorant can’t/won’t see.

I thought it was the grubmint that was supposed to have policies, not the opposition.It’s a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world, except for liberals
Lo lo lo lo Lola.

🙂

“Tax rich old men, restrict wealthy pumping pre-tax income into super: report….”

That is unbelieveably dumb that proposal. And the Grattan Institute really has outdone itself.

Dont propose changes to current contribution laws. People need an incentive to accumulate retirement balances. Perhaps you need a cap on total balances whereupon they are then subject to higher taxes, after all $2M would barely generate $50K pa at current interest rates (not including CPI). Dont discourage them from getting to the maximum balance.

If you want to do something smart tax the income in someway after they retire. i.e. tax free threshold set at the same rate as the pension each year.

… after all $2M would barely generate $50K pa …

Hence the reason people take a risk and buy Telstra shares. Based on the current share price you get a 5.5% return on your investment. Plus you get franking credits which takes the return higher.

“You need to talk to a financial advisor … quickly … make sure they are qualified tho’ … ”

Oh how very funny of you.

A conservative investor would keep their money in cash mainly hence the return.

But there are a few stoopid ones that invest in failed gun companies with “monety theyy could afford to lose” then bleat about a tiny rise in the cost of a few pain relief pills

“Plus you get franking credits which takes the return higher.”

Exactly NoS…………around 8%

Exactly NoS…………around 8%

I suspect the recent share price increase in Telstra shares has nothing to do with the value of the company, it is because interest rates in the bank are so low. It was not that long ago (2010) Telstra shares were trading for $2.90. About the same price as a bottle of Precious Earth.

“… but don’t treat me “stoopid” …”

Really………..so tell me where you are going to get 5% from one of our retail banks these days ?

I was out to dinner recently, someone said you’d be rich with $2m. I said that would provide $60-$70k a year – that’s not rich.

I think you’re rich when you can maintain the standard of living you had when working, and not work.

My standard of living doesn’t involve drinking $2.80 red from Aldi.

My standard of living doesn’t involve drinking $2.80 red from Aldi.

Some people like it. It does have some good reviews.

http://www.aldiliquor.com.au/precious-earth-shiraz-merlot

Finally, but a case of too little too late?

The South Australian Government will mandate the use of Australian standard steel in all future government projects in a bid to arrest the flagging fortunes of local steelmaker Arrium.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-11-25/sa-to-mandate-use-of-australian-steel-in-government-projects/6971910

They would be well advised to do the same with their choice in tiles too, with many recent projects buying cheaper Chinese flagstones, only to find they are too slippery for their purposes, and spending millions on failed attempts to fix them up. Victoria Square and Hindley Street come to mind.

It would have been cheaper to buy the more expensive but more suitable and better quality local products.

Same old same old. Bean counters making decisions.

“And you are advising retirees … Gawd save ’em …”

My clients are earning a fairly steady 8% on a mix of investments. Its called diversification and I advise them to avoid gun companies.

They live in the Northern Beaches area many with sea views and many refer their friends to me but I’m picky about who I take on these days. Most of them take 2 OS holidays per year.

I live at Palm Beach up on a hill with sweeping views of the Tasman Sea and Broken Bay. As I type this I am watching a sail boat of around 25 metres meander up the coast. In fact one of my clients has a boat just like that…….maybe its hers ?

Now ask yourself 2 questions.

1) Where do you live ?

Then

2) Which of us needs a good financial adviser ?

🙂

“My clients are earning a fairly steady 8% on a mix of investments”

Slight correction “Most of my clients”

Some earn much more than that depending on how risk averse they are

Succinct

Try three MONTHS!

Some people do not like to leave the Commonwealth Bank.

MEBank gives good rates on term deposits, much better than Comm Bank but lots of older people will not put it anywhere else but the Commonwealth

https://www.mebank.com.au/pages/rates/term-deposits/

From the twitter link AO

Mr Brough was one of Mr Turnbull’s key backers.

Is comment being sought from yabot?

It has his finger prints all over it. He has made a living out of attacking people through the legal system.

The Labor pollie who first approached the AFP must be wondering at the timing of it all.

Sorry malcayman, running a project is a bit different than hiding your money in tax havens. And you just aren’t up to it.

Former Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has accused the board of the NBN company of being “incompetent political hacks” who abrogated their responsibility in allowing the purchase of unfit networks such as Optus’ HFC cable infrastructure in an ill-fated attempt to ensure the Coalition’s Multi-Technology Mix model could be delivered.

Under Labor’s previous near-universal Fibre to the Premises model for the NBN, the HFC cable and copper networks owned by Telstra and Optus would have been shut down. However, the Coalition’s Multi-Technology Mix plan instituted by Malcolm Turnbull as Communications Minister in the Abbott administration is seeing them acquired and upgraded by the NBN company. In Optus’ case, the network buy came at a cost of some $800 million.

https://delimiter.com.au/2015/11/25/political-hacks-conroy-says-nbn-board-responsible-for-optus-hfc-disaster/?utm_content=buffer5bc5f&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

There’s a Conroyvian in there somewhere, I’m sure.

Brough is a distasteful, mean-spirited man …

When you put it like that, I can see how he got onto the libs front bench. 😉

“FFS! Had enough BS for one day …”

Well that didn’t take long………………………………something about lying Lefties

🙂

Link?

Well me. I got my home loan from ME Bank but i have my term deposit with the Commonwealth because i do not trust ME Bank. ME is a dinki di bank with Federal govt backing but i do not trust it. Most probably a crazy belief but i do not trust ME Bank because it is a Union/ALP formed bank.

If you said you don’t trust any banks, it would sound more genuine, but you are just ridiculous with that hypocritical comment.

No i do not trust any banks to do with ALP/Unions. However i did get my home loan from ME Bank

But at the moment i would be not be puting into money into ME Bank

That would be really funny, if you’d said “exponential” instead of “geometric”…

Debatable, but then not as true to the original is it 😉

Speaking of Originals, this aint one 😉

Fucking hypocrites

Well, they are a political party.

Everyone does it, lib, Labor, Greens; it’s an imperfect world with imperfect demands and imperfect solutions.

But nobody does it with the degree of Chutzpa and regulatory that the libs do it.

I’d love to hear a good interview with Sarah Handout Young

You really could have stopped there 😉

Bit like commenters on blogs, TR … hey?

Perfectly put TB 😉

saying it is out of their reach

Much like his tax arrangements.

“That would be Palm Beach for the former…………………….”

LOL

$60……………………….barely a decent bottle of champagne

The things that go on in Sydney……………..

“POLICE responded to reports of a domestic violence incident in Sydney’s north only to discover the victim had eight legs.

But all was not as it seemed.

We’re reprinting the following report straight from the Harbourside LAC Facebook. It’s an all-time classic:

At around 2am on November 21, police received numerous calls in relation to a violent domestic, with reports of a woman screaming hysterically, a man yelling, “I’m going to kill you, your dead! Die Die!!”, with the sounds of furniture being tossed around the unit.

Numerous police cars responded to the address and began banging on the door.

A man answered the door, out of breath and rather flushed, with the following conversation:
.

Police: “Where’s your wife?”

Male: “Umm, I don’t have one”

Police: “Where your girlfriend?”

Male: “Umm, I don’t have one”

Police: “We had a report of a domestic and a women screaming, where is she?”

Male: “I don’t know what you’re talking about, I live alone”

Police: “Come on mate, people clearly heard you yelling you were going to kill her and furniture getting thrown around the unit”

At this point the male became very sheepish.

Police: “Come on mate, what have you done to her?”

Male: “It was a spider”

Police “Sorry??”

Male: “It was a spider, a really big one!!”

Police: “What about the women screaming?”

Male: “Yeah, sorry, that was me, I really hate spiders.”

As it turns out the male was chasing a rather large spider around the unit with a can or Mortein. After a very long pause some laughter and a quick look in the unit to make sure there was no injured party (apart from the spider) we left. “

“We should be creating a food bowl in Australia not sink holes … ”

Not just food even vitamins. Here is Blackmore’s share price graph since its “broke” into China

I wish I could claim to have bought a couple of thousand

Turnbull isn’t embarrassing.

The rantings of Bolt must be an endorsement of his more moderate orientation.

* scarily, I almost expect to be put in a database somewhere for that sarcastic utterance

You don’t think yer already there laddy?

unless the BullCorp shows its hand & goes after penalty rates et al, prior to the next election.

Yes, it largely depends on talcum. If he was smart, he would do what yabot did, and bullshit his way through to the next election. Labor have already mostly killed off any chance of a GST rise (thank dog)

He is playing his cards close to his chest, which would be admirable for an opposition in the same position, but is quite remarkable for a grubmint. What is more remarkable is how the press are lauding him for it.

They are IN grubmint for fucks sake. It was bad enough when they allowed the opposition to go through an election campaign without policies, but to allow the actual grubmint to be a policy free zone?

Re the Kurds AO, I read elsewhere that “apparently” the female Kurdish fighters are particularly fearsome to isis fighters due to the fact that being killed by a female prevents you from going to heaven properly (or some such rot)

I hope your heads feeling OK after last nights #abc730 outing reb. It read like you hit it pretty hard lol

Malcayman, I thought you were here to help us??

Business investment is collapsing at a record pace as resource companies accelerate cutbacks amid slides in coal, iron ore and gas prices.

New capital expenditure figures released on Thursday show investment collapsed 9.2 per cent in the September quarter – the biggest quarterly slide since records began almost 30 years ago.

And Mr. 15% lays the boot into Mr Nowhere Man on emmissions

And they haven’t even started on his NoBN fiasco yet.

Obama’s new answer to terror

I’d hazard a guess it will be far more productive than bush’s ‘answer’, which really just fanned the flames.

“What a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be, when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children.”

Has he completely lost the plot ?

Obesity is a problem in NZ?

Here’s my solution to obesity –
1. There should be a tax on fat people, they take up room on public transport, and hospitals are full of them. Put the GST on their food.
2. Weigh them with their luggage for aircraft travel. I mean, here I am, a fit young person, with a luggage allowance the same as theirs.
3. Make them book 2 seats, they spill into my space
4. Call security if they go into a trendy club
5. Have you seen their table manners?
6. Get them out of the motorised wheel chairs – make them get some exercise

Interested to know what everyone else thinks…

Surf is up for ToM

Surfs UP

(and so am I ?)

More like this –
*Fat old guy
*Passed out
*Wetsuit on backwards

I must admit i do miss Tony

http://zanettisview.com/cartoons/stop-the-cakes/1536

Unsurprisingly, you & Herr Andrew are in the underwhelming minority in your pining for a return to Abbott.

Good.

I am sure there are lots of times when the minority are correct.

I see the “Get Bill” crowd have been out in full force on the weekend. The media angle settled on by the assembled muppets for Labor raising their Emissions target is simply Labor playing politics.

Well, they ARE a political party, I’m sure the timing was politically motivated. BUT, to claim this is the only reason ignores the fact that Labor have ALWAYS led the way in tackling AGW. It ignores the fact that this simply builds on Labors previous commitments, which were probably called political back when, yet were actually carried through. It ignores the fact that, by carrying it through, Labor suffered a heavy price via the same sort of attacks that we see now from the press gallery.

It is also interesting to look back at the way abbotts rolled gold parental payments scheme was accepted unquestioningly by these same media hacks, even though nothing yabot had said or done in the past hinted at any support of the concept of paid parental schemes. In fact, everything he had said and done showed that he was against them. And some of us were ridiculed for saying that this would never see the light of day.

Well, the media have their angle. Labor, all politics, even though they now have a policy reflective of their long term trend of implementing AGW action that is ahead of the curve. And, at the same time, I see on the front page of the oz that malcayman is being lauded still because he said he might consider lifting action some time in the future?

We really have worlds worst media in this place. A Chinese style media would be more effective.

But hang on…the population is manipulated by the media, if the media liked Abbott, surely the population would just mindlessly follow.

I mean that’s been the case since Rudd & Gillard!

You realise you make as much sense forward or backwards team nowhere

Abbott had so many chances

Ask yerself why that was 😉

Everyone knows that Blib’s finished

Yes, I think that point has been reached. This latest attack on Labors climate policy is the death knell. The press gallery win again. I just can’t wait to see what they do to tear down the next candidate

I’m also pretty sure Bill knows it too. But he/they are probably weighing up burning him at the election, and starting afresh next time, or burning that candidate now in the hopes they get a honeymoon.

rather than the ex-union hack favoured by the union powerlords

You mean like rudd?

That worked well, didn’t it?

And, even if you don’t like Labors method of selecting a Leader, it is still the most democratic of ALL the parties.

And I for one do not think that yabot would be gone under Albanese. He was too eager to join the fray, which was always yabots strength.

rudd

backstabbed his own party to the point that they were unelectable

I’ll stick with someone who comes from an organization with average people’s interests at their forefront.

Rudd is not an “ex-union hack

That was pretty much the point sb 😉

backstabbed his own party to the point that they were unelectable

Gillard destroyed the ALP government with her dishonesty and incompetence. Union hacks installed her and her fate was sealed – the electorate doesn’t go for hacks offloading a popular PM – remember how Rudd had the ALP 52/48 2PP when he was knifed?

Add Dopey Dutton, Bad Boy Brough, Prissy Pyne and Scott (I’m just a cuddly bear – with sharp teeth) Morriscum

At least they did not lock up 2,000 kids, trash the budget and explode unemployment.

Self promoting, illegitimate fuckhead that he was/is.

I believe this is the thriving metropolis he envisioned –

http://cache4.asset-cache.net/gc/166327509-outback-shed-gettyimages.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=99OvX%2FMHdIigEW6w1pMxr5eRU0UxOq2XEc2d9%2BAfZxctO2Mi2lfjD%2BDq14hMJ3R9

And, still bought and paid for by the miners

Australia has dumped plans to sign a global agreement to phase out fossil fuel subsidies following a threatened revolt by miners, farmers and the Coalition backbench.

Read more: http://www.afr.com/news/policy/climate/un-climate-conference-2015-revolt-sparks-backdown-on-fossil-fuel-phase-out-20151130-glbo0n#ixzz3t0pnOGFM
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Well of course it isn’t, cos only worthless bludgers get subsidies, while hard working land clearers get ‘rebates’

We won’t have to wait for a budget for malcayman to show his true colours, but the likes of dragonista and the other churnos will keep the green hue applied to him. (but never sink to calling him green-lite)

Oh malcayman. This is the same idiot who said something better than fiber would come along for our NBN, and then proceeded to replace copper for the same price as it would have cost to lay fiber

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia will not be “daunted” by the challenge of climate change, saying he is confident human ingenuity can help secure the future.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-11-30/australia-won%27t-be-daunted-by-challenge-of-climate-change/6988534

So, he’s still backing fairies down the end of the garden creating rain than actually doing anything concrete to tackle AGW. And the gallery will lap it up all over again.

It’s the MEDIA!!!

They were against Rudd* – he went
They were against Gillard – she went
They were (not) against Abbott – he went

It’s all the media’s fault!!

* apparently they were right about Rudd

I see some libs are asking malcayman not to continue with a proposal he isn’t proposing.

This Christmas present to Turnbull, plus the upcoming summer break, mean it is also a good time to dump unsuitable policies. Today’s best candidate for dumping is the proposal to increase the rate of the GST. Turnbull should shut down this discussion before Christmas.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/comment/raising-the-gst-should–be-ruled-out-by-malcolm-turnbull-before-christmas-20151130-glbb1y.html#ixzz3t1m9WSKN
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This bit made me laugh

so as to pre-empt the usual misleading attacks by Labor on wages.

This is the same moron who ranted all the way through Labors years in Government about the imminent “wages explosion” ROFL

FFS

I get what you mean, it just didn’t seem to gel with what you were saying, just saying 😉

Not much empathy or support for abbott in the comments though.

People are beginning to see what a petty and vindictive piece of work he is?

“Isn’t Arnott’s cutting off coles supply of tim tam’s because they refused to raise their price an example of price fixing? or have I got that wrong?”

Yes you got it wrong.

Coles are refusing to pay Arnotts the wholesale price increase that Arnotts are demanding. Just like any customer can do

“Thanks walrus, I was hoping you would explain ”

Apparently Coles have a house brand called “Chocolate Surrender”

Not a big fan of Tim Tams here.

Looks like li’l whyatt is going to be introduced to the “rough and tumble” of politics liberal style

A former staffer to Peter Slipper has rejected claims federal minister Mal Brough asked him to obtain copies of the ex-Speaker’s diaries, but has pointed the finger at another MP.
Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/national/2015/12/01/08/14/ashby-denies-brough-asked-for-diary-copies#WZyulmap8Sj9c3cr.99

Apparently Coles have a house brand called “Chocolate Surrender”

Yea, but can you drink your coffee through them?

“I hate all those ‘own brands’ that have taken over coles and woolies.”

Ditto

Then there is their “Free Range” egg section. How the fuck would you know which packaging is truthful amongst all those brands ?

“Barn Laid”…………………means crammed into a tiny barn rather than a cage ?????????

If you have the storage space people should go to Costco or if you dont have the storage do some joint grocery shopping with friends or relatives. Costco have brands plus their homebrand at much lower prices

imagine the result with Albanese as leader.

abbott still preferred PM 😉

“I mean what exactly does one do with a pallet load of chocolate fudge brownies or 5 x 25 litre cans of cooking oil?”

A slight exaggeration there.

Costco usually sells in packs of 3 especially for household cleaning stuff (we have cleaners anyway) and for toothpaste, razors (Gilette double blade razors with that little green strip) $26 for a pack of 52, bum wipes (huge multiple rolls for $12), hand towels, Schmackos (compulsory in our household or a dog riot would break out) etc.

And not everything is in massive quantities

“Not everywhere, I can assure you, ”

OK…Ok……..there is basically no difference in fresh meat or fruit and vegetable since they are at auction prices anyways.

I did buy a Bluetooth Bose speaker for my iPad for $130

http://www.getprice.com.au/Bose-SoundLink-Speaker.htm

Well we tend to spend around $400 every time we go. It would pay for itself everytime from our POV. But we do entertain alot so we might buy a three of boxes of a dozen frozen Canadian lobsters for $90 and we have a fully stocked bar area full of spirits, different beers and various wines.

Plus a few of our friends make the trek up to Palm Beach and generally get too pissed to drive home so we do need to keep provisions of coffee and bacon on hand for the next morning.

“” l think part of costco operations has a `clearance` aspect, when goods don`t pass quality-control via a minor defect””

Never once have I encountered that at Costco

they would have been `different` on several issues

You mean like Gonski, Carbon Pricing, multinational tax avoidance, superannuation, Medicare, NBN, workers rights, renewables, automotive assistance ………

Like I said, your an empty void, just waiting to filled by the other empty voids we call our media

And you come here parroting their li(n)es while pretending you are some lone thinker.

Your the biggest #teabag of the lot, and I’ll bet you’re not even aware of it.

Nothing has changed …

Except of course that the libs aren’t promising better childcare anymore, which the muppet media lapped up against all contrary evidence. No, their real agenda is becoming clear. cut, cut , cut! As it always was if you didn’t accept hollow words from hollow people. Which the churnos are doing all over again with malcayman.

I see the grubmint has a wonderful solution to their tearing down of TAFE and replacing with private. cut, cut , cut! . No, don’t bring TAFE back in, just have less students.

An emergency funding freeze will hit private training colleges next year as the Turnbull government “turns off the tap’’ of taxpayer support for questionable courses.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/education/funding-freeze-to-end-training-college-rorts/story-fn59nlz9-1227630379194

Mark Dreyfus:

Whatever else one can say about Mal Brough, he’s clearly good at plotting. This was a reward from Malcolm Turnbull to him, on Mal Brough’s role – as yet undisclosed – in the plotting that took place over this year to remove Tony Abbott as prime minister of Australia.

http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2015/dec/02/pressure-grows-on-turnbull-to-address-mal-brough-over-ashby-affair-politics-live?CMP=soc_568#block-565e0c49e4b055e8a9bd1feb

How the worm has turned. 🙂

lol reb

so who is the third one trying to break them up?

murdoch?

So much for your touted Green Energy……..LOL

And yet another example of Obama getting it wrong

http://www.news.com.au/finance/business/other-industries/spanish-solar-energy-firm-abengoa-facing-296-billion-bankruptcy/news-story/aa119d77a29f11e16e9839e425fc30c0

We could export asbestos too … ???

When you burn coal it produces carbon dioxide and CO2 is not a pollutant.

Pyromaniac NIEL is a hypocritical LIAR who wants to DESTROY all our good and clean and noble and green AUSSIE coals, because Niel is a nasty, cruel, LYING, rightard firebug vandal SYCKO with no appreciation of the intrinsic beauty of amazing things like little black rocks living and roaming free in their natural environments without being BURNT TO DEATH to fuel his cheap, disgusting, PREVERTED habits!