Re: Lady Sonia McMahon dead at 77
Seon Ferguson
"bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
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> I remember her as looking like a cheap slut on the arm of a balding,
> gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
> United States.
>
> No loss!
I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her children
in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't like
her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to. I'm
guessing he is a liberal.
Seon Ferguson
"Government Shill #2" <gov....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 19:21:27 +1100, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her children
>>in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't
>>like
>>her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to. I'm
>>guessing he is a liberal.
>
> What?
>
> I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>
> Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>
I'm only 26 and I have never heard or her or that PM. The only PM's before
Bob Hawke I have heard is Whitlim and of course Robert menzies- who made
John Howard look like a supporter of freedom.
> --
> Shill #2
>
> I am not young enough to know everything.
> Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
Seon Ferguson
"atec7 7" <""atec77 \"@ hotmail.com"> wrote in message
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> Seon Ferguson wrote:
>>
>>
>> "Government Shill #2" <gov....@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:k4vdr5pc3gop7dgtn...@4ax.com...
>>> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 19:21:27 +1100, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her
>>>> children
>>>> in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't
>>>> like
>>>> her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to.
>>>> I'm
>>>> guessing he is a liberal.
>>>
>>> What?
>>>
>>> I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>>>
>>> Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>>>
>> I'm only 26 and I have never heard or her or that PM.
> Sad your education is badly lacking
> compunded by a general air of happy ignorance judgeing by your many oher
> posts
So I can't name every single PM in Australian history, Is that such a crime?
> The only PM's
>> before Bob Hawke I have heard is Whitlim and of course Robert menzies-
>> who made John Howard look like a supporter of freedom.
>
> point proven solidly
Seon Ferguson
"olde.sault" <olde....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Apr 3, 6:31 pm, Government Shill #2 <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 19:21:27 +1100, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her
>> >children
>> >in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't
>> >like
>> >her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to. I'm
>> >guessing he is a liberal.
>>
>> What?
>>
>> I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>>
>> Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>>
>> --
>> Shill #2
>>
>> I am not young enough to know everything.
>> Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
>
> Leftards are too lazy even to look up their subject in Google.
>
I use google old fart.
http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/43234/20041007-0000/www.johnhowardlies.com/index.html
http://blog.sharmavishal.com/2006/09/top-10-lies-by-australian-pm-john.html
> Long ago, before I bought a second hand Britannica, I had to go to
> the
> NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
> are too lazy even to click onto Google.
> !
> These are of today's generation (brainwashed by leftard teachers
> during their
> school years) who pencil in the country's future at polling booths.
>
> We've been progressively sliding downhill ever since King Gough wedged
> his thick
> hide onto the throne.
>
> OS
Seon Ferguson
"bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
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> "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Government Shill #2 <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> > > I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her
>> > > children
>> > > in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I
>> > > don't like
>> > > her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to.
>> > > I'm
>> > > guessing he is a liberal.
>>
>> > What?
>>
>> > I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>>
>> > Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>>
>> > --
>> > Shill #2
>>
>> > I am not young enough to know everything.
>> > Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
>>
>> Leftards are too lazy even to look up their subject in Google.
>>
>> Long ago, before I bought a second hand Britannica, I had to go to
>> the NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
>> are too lazy even to click onto Google.
>
> Almost as bad as thick right-wing fuckwits like you, who cravenly
> ignore a challenge.
>
> But I'll give you another chance...
>
> Which of the above do you disagree with?
>
> 1) That dress she wore, cut up to her navel, made her look like a
> whore.
>
> 2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
>
> 3) They did embarrass us when they visited the United States.
>
How? and so what? it was only the mass murdering liar Nixon.
> 4) Her death is no loss to Australians.
>
> I know you think that you're out of your depth when taking me on, but
> give it a shot.
Seon Ferguson
"Government Shill #2" <gov....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 05:38:45 -0700 (PDT), bringyagrogalong
> <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote:
>
>>"olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Government Shill #2 <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> > > I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her
>>> > > children
>>> > > in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I
>>> > > don't like
>>> > > her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to.
>>> > > I'm
>>> > > guessing he is a liberal.
>>>
>>> > What?
>>>
>>> > I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>>>
>>> > Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>>>
>>> > --
>>> > Shill #2
>>>
>>> > I am not young enough to know everything.
>>> > Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
>>>
>>> Leftards are too lazy even to look up their subject in Google.
>>>
>>> Long ago, before I bought a second hand Britannica, I had to go to
>>> the NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
>>> are too lazy even to click onto Google.
>>
>>Almost as bad as thick right-wing fuckwits like you, who cravenly
>>ignore a challenge.
>>
>>But I'll give you another chance...
>>
>>Which of the above do you disagree with?
>>
>>1) That dress she wore, cut up to her navel, made her look like a
>>whore.
>
> To her navel? http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2005/01/18/macmahon.jpg
>
I guess bring has 1950 values and is old a stuffy. My only beef with her was
how she treated her children, but everything else I think was pretty cool.
>
>>2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
>
> Bald as a coot.
> http://lifechums.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/william-mcmahon.jpg
>
>>3) They did embarrass us when they visited the United States.
>
> Didn't embarrass me.
>
>>4) Her death is no loss to Australians.
>
> No.
>
>>I know you think that you're out of your depth when taking me on, but
>>give it a shot.
>
> --
> Shill #2
>
> Those people who think they know everything are a great annoyance
> to those of us who do.
> Isaac Asimov
Seon Ferguson
"fritz" <yap...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Sean, you are a clueless fool and you will probably never get over that
> admission in this ng.
> Please get a basic education in Australian politics before posting again
> in aus.politics.
>
>
>
I do, I've been to question time like twice. Just because I don't know every
single PM in our history off by heart doesn't mean I'm clueless. I know
Australia has been a federation since 1901 where it became a constitutional
commonwealth and I know the election is between labor and the liberal party
and minor parties like the greens, independents (ok they aren't a party)
democrats, family first etc and that the election isn't for individuals it
is for members of a party that represent (or want to represent rather) your
area and a while lot of other things. So don't say I am clueless just
because I don't know every single PM off by heart. I am sure they are some
Americans who don't know every single president off by heart but that
doesn't make them clueless fools so lay off the name calling, it is unfair
and you know it.
fritz
Please Pay Close Attention.
You really were a clueless fool when you claimed Sonia McMahon is a 'bitch'.
That is on the record and is not acceptable when someone is alive
and it is even worse when they are recently deceased. Do you
think her relatives would appreciate your comments ?
You commented on a particular person (Sonia McMahon) while admitting
that you had never heard of her. You are by any definition, ignorant.
Apologise now.
Seon Ferguson
"fritz" <yap...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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No http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwyCcGse8WE
She abandoned her children when she moved to the lodge in Canberra. Why
would any mother be so heartless?
Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself
> I remember her as looking like a cheap slut on the arm of a balding,
> gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
> United States.
Of course you are referring to Anita "Mole Face" Keating here.
What an ugly bush pig she was! And still is! LOL!
And what an utter embarrassment when Pauly left her for the Indonesian house
boy!
ROFLMAO!
olde.sault
> "bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
>
> news:9b841e35-c0df-4000...@y14g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
>
> > gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
> > United States.
>
>
> You could say exactly the same about Anita Keating. Both wives were
> handbags.
Still and all, I don't know why you take out your anger on
politicians's wives.
As far as I'm concerned, Sonya McMahon was the ideal PM's wife,
appeared where protocol required her and kept heropinions to herself.
Same goes for Margaret Whitlam, Tammie Fraser and Hazel Hawke--
The only time Anita showed her lack of breeding was the time she
snubbed the Queen.
One salutes the office not the person.
OS
olde.sault
> "Government Shill #2" <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:k4vdr5pc3gop7dgtn...@4ax.com...> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 19:21:27 +1100, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
> >>I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her children
> >>in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't
> >>like
> >>her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to. I'm
> >>guessing he is a liberal.
>
> > What?
>
> > I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>
> > Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>
> I'm only 26 and I have never heard or her or that PM. The only PM's before
> Bob Hawke I have heard is Whitlim and of course Robert menzies- who made
> John Howard look like a supporter of freedom.
Eh? Weren't you taught Australian history at school or maybe only Abo
"dreamtime"?
Yep, Abo dreams helps school leavers land a job!
I wasn't around at the time when the Magna Carta was drawn up nor when
Marie Antoinette was beheaded but what I hadn't learnt at school,
curiosity had me read up in libraries (Google wasn't around at the
time).
You are hopelessly dull, Seon.
OS
olde.sault
> "atec7 7" <""atec77 \"@ hotmail.com"> wrote in messagenews:hp7q26$8qj$2...@news.eternal-september.org...
>
>
>
>
>
> > Seon Ferguson wrote:
>
> >> "Government Shill #2" <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
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>
> - Show quoted text -
Then you shouldn't be posting to aus.politics. I don't profess to know
everything (more like that I can't remember what I had learnt) but
when stuck, I search for the information.
You are a voter, Seon, so it is your duty to know something about the
party you are voting for.
Liberals always stood for economical stability that meant, they didn't
throw money around haphazardly (like Gough and now Kev in 707.
During Gough's short reign, art grants were handed out to writers like
boiled lollies. Books were published in thousands and most carted to
tips because they were unreadable garbage.
That comes under the heading of "waste" in which Labor always
excelled.
OS
olde.sault
> "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:213ed88b-89ea-469c...@z6g2000yqz.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > On Apr 3, 6:31 pm, Government Shill #2 <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 19:21:27 +1100, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com>
> >> wrote:
>
> >> >I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her
> >> >children
> >> >in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't
> >> >like
> >> >her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to. I'm
> >> >guessing he is a liberal.
>
> >> What?
>
> >> I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>
> >> Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>
> >> --
> >> Shill #2
>
> >> I am not young enough to know everything.
> >> Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
>
> > Leftards are too lazy even to look up their subject in Google.
>
> I use google old fart.
Let me correct your grammar, Seon
I use Google, old fart.
Insults, ungrammatically delivered, ricochets on the thrower.
OS
Neil Gerace
> I'm only 26 and I have never heard or her or that PM.
I wouldn't be bragging about that if I were you.
Neil Gerace
> So I can't name every single PM in Australian history, Is that such a
> crime?
It's staggeringly ignorant not to know who McMahon was, given that he was the PM who gave up 23 years of Coaliton govt
to Shitlam.
Bob Hawke
> "Bob Hawke" <bobha...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>> "bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
>>
>> > gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
>> > United States.
>>
>> > No loss!
>>
>> You could say exactly the same about Anita Keating. Both wives were
>> handbags.
>
>
> That's the difference between Labor wives like Annita Keating and
> Therese Rein, and vacuous hayseeds like Tammy Fraser and Abbott's
> transvestite.
There are many, mant more FAGGOTS, including yourself, on the labor side of
politics than the conservative side.
Shall we name a few?
Seon Ferguson
"olde.sault" <olde....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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So your allowed to not know everything but when I admit I don't know
everything I shouldn't be posting? What a fucking hypocrite!
Seon Ferguson
"Neil Gerace" <grass...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
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Was he the guy who took over after Menzies retired? Maybe I do know him
after all.
Seon Ferguson
"olde.sault" <olde....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Not as dull as you are.
> OS
>
Seon Ferguson
"Neil Gerace" <grass...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
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> Seon Ferguson wrote:
>
>> I'm only 26 and I have never heard or her or that PM.
>
> I wouldn't be bragging about that if I were you.
I wasn't bragging, I was admitting I don't know everything.
Seon Ferguson
"olde.sault" <olde....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Thanks olde fart.
bringyagrogalong
>
> >> > > I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her children
> >> > > in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't like
> >> > > her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to. I'm
> >> > > guessing he is a liberal.
>
>
> >> > I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>
> >> > Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
> >>
>
> >> the NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
> >> are too lazy even to click onto Google.
>
> > Almost as bad as thick right-wing fuckwits like you, who cravenly
> > ignore a challenge.
>
> > But I'll give you another chance...
>
>
> > 1) That dress she wore, cut up to her navel, made her look like a
> > whore.
>
> To her navel?
> http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2005/01/18/macmahon.jpg
You're right! It's cut up to her anus.
> > 2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
>
> Bald as a coot.
>
> http://lifechums.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/william-mcmahon.jpg
Okay, as queer AND as bald as a coot.
> > 3) They did embarrass us when they visited the United States.
>
> Didn't embarrass me.
Probably a reflection of your lifestyle. To the rest of us it was
embarrassing.
> > 4) Her death is no loss to Australians.
>
> No.
No what?
> > I know you think that you're out of your depth when taking me on, but
> > give it a shot.
That was directed at olde.sault who appears to have done a Saddam and
found herself a hole to hide in.
As far as you taking a shot is concerned, suffice to say you couldn't
hit the side of a barn with a scatter gun.
olde.sault
> "fritz" <yapu...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
>
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>
>
>
>
>
> > "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:75udnUi49d63KyrW...@westnet.com.au...
>
> She abandoned her children when she moved to the lodge in Canberra. Why
>
> - Show quoted text -
Do you know the full story about this so-called abandoment or is it
something that our leftwing media cooked up?
I lived during that era and didn't hear anything about the matter.
Gossip without solid proof would have landed one in a lot of shit.
The wives of PMs don't always have a choice but have to accompany
their husbands.
As we don't know the full circumstances, it is pure speculation and
therefore, defamatory.
At the age of five years, it was necessary for me to be completely
separated from my family. For a few months, I lived with my
grandparents in a distant town.
It was not a case of abandonment.
Only low-bred curs (very typical of leftards) would capitalise on this
situation.
OS
bringyagrogalong
> "Neil Gerace" <grassyn...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
> > Seon Ferguson wrote:
>
> >> So I can't name every single PM in Australian history, Is that such a
> >> crime?
>
> > It's staggeringly ignorant not to know who McMahon was, given that he was
> > the PM who gave up 23 years of Coaliton govt to Shitlam.
>
> Was he the guy who took over after Menzies retired? Maybe I do know him
> after all.
No he wasn't the guy who took over after Menzies retired.
Fair dinkum, Seon, you're coming across as a retard.
If you don't know something at least exercise the judgement to look it
up.
This ng is specifically about Australian politics and it's
unbelievable that you're not even across the fundamentals.
Greatest Mining Pioneer of Australia of all Times
Shut your fucking mouth, Bawdy rabble , anything you say is idiotic,
poor fool !
By the way, Seon's inversion is quite tell tale indeed 26 while in
fact 62. Was this intentional ole man, or just a typing mistake ?
olde.sault
> "Neil Gerace" <grassyn...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
Then, why would you name an unknown "bitch"?
Anyone who doesn't even know who preceded Whitlam is a juvenile and
shouldn't be voting. That's why Whitlam and Rudd got into power - was
voted in by ignoramuses.
I've known about four good people who voted for the left.. One came
from a classy family but something soured him along the way and he
became a communist. The others were just unworldly.
OS
bringyagrogalong
> "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > "Neil Gerace" <grassyn...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
>
> > >> I'm only 26 and I have never heard or her or that PM.
>
> > > I wouldn't be bragging about that if I were you.
>
> > I wasn't bragging, I was admitting I don't know everything.
>
> Then, why would you name an unknown "bitch"?
>
> Anyone who doesn't even know who preceded Whitlam is a juvenile and
> shouldn't be voting. That's why Whitlam and Rudd got into power - was
> voted in by ignoramuses.
>
> I've known about four good people who voted for the left.. One came
> from a classy family but something soured him along the way and he
> became a communist. The others were just unworldly.
And were the ones who voted for the Libs all thieves like your family?
That was your admission, olde.sault.
What low-life scum, we open up our borders to you arseholes and you
repay us by stealing from hard-working Aussie farmers.
I hope you and your gypsy family rot in Hell.
Seon Ferguson
"bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
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Man I thought they were some decent people still in here but you guys are
all assholes. Just because I don't know about every single Pm, fuck y'all.
bringyagrogalong
> >> "Neil Gerace" <grassyn...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
> >> > Seon Ferguson wrote:
>
> >> >> So I can't name every single PM in Australian history, Is that such a
> >> >> crime?
>
> >> > It's staggeringly ignorant not to know who McMahon was, given that he
> >> > was
> >> > the PM who gave up 23 years of Coaliton govt to Shitlam.
>
> >> Was he the guy who took over after Menzies retired? Maybe I do know him
> >> after all.
>
> > No he wasn't the guy who took over after Menzies retired.
>
> > Fair dinkum, Seon, you're coming across as a retard.
>
> > If you don't know something at least exercise the judgement to look it
> > up.
>
> > This ng is specifically about Australian politics and it's
> > unbelievable that you're not even across the fundamentals.
>
> Man I thought they were some decent people still in here but you guys are
> all assholes. Just because I don't know about every single Pm, fuck y'all.
For Christsake, you remember Hitler don't you. So how can you possibly
not remember the names of Liberal PM's?
Doug Jewell
know everything but when stuck she SEARCHES for the answer.
IOW, if you don't know, find out, so you can make an
informed decision, instead of just being blissfully
ignorant. Oh and, when researching just remember that
wikipedia is to knowledge what McDonalds is to restaurant
dining.
--
What is the difference between a duck?
Petzl
<a...@and.maybe.ill.tell.you> wrote:
>No, that's not hypocritical at all, OS says that she doesn't
>know everything but when stuck she SEARCHES for the answer.
>IOW, if you don't know, find out, so you can make an
>informed decision, instead of just being blissfully
>ignorant. Oh and, when researching just remember that
>wikipedia is to knowledge what McDonalds is to restaurant
>dining.
But when Wikipededia is inaccurate one can change it
I still see where the rumour Billy is a Homosexual but he died in the
lap of a high class hooker?
--
Petzl
http://tinyurl.com/atheist-mp3
olde.sault
> Seon Ferguson wrote:
>
> > "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> - Show quoted text -
It's just that Google is quick and easier on one's arms.
Encyclopaedias are large and heavy and one has to search through a few
volumes before getting answers. There are times when one still has to
go to the bookshelf.
OS
olde.sault
>
> - Show quoted text -
Shut up, Muslim paedophile!
OS
jg
The wife of an unremarkable PM, best remembered for a dress she wore
with a big slit up the side. There are pieces of history not worth
knowing, people who think they know all but don't and people who
remember a lot but have no idea what it means.
An unbiased mind can be better than one which still blames a PM 35 years
ago for most of today's problems.
olde.sault
Well, Whitlam started the slide. I know what life was before GW became
PM.
Most people were employed. One could leave the car at a station and
feel safe travelling alone on a train. Children were not snatched out
of their mother's arms or out of their bedroom windows.
Whitlam didn't intend to do any harm but easing up on tariffs caused
our industries to go offshore so many of the unskilled were left
jobless, idle.
My late brother was a solicitor and, on one occasion, engaged Whitlam
when Whitlam practised as barrister.
He told me that Whitlam was a hopeless advocate - lost the case as he
lost the plot in politics.
As for Sonya's sensation-causing frock. . . her choice hadn't
revealed any more than women in swimsuit even in those days - nothing
like today's women flashing their boobs.
Pretty disgusting, especially those of fat women.
OS
jg
Sonya's dress was only remarkable in the setting in which it was worn.
Accompanying a PM on international business is not the same as a dinner
date.
FarmI
>I remember her as looking like a cheap slut on the arm of a balding,
> gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
> United States.
>
> No loss!
That is a cheap and nasty comment. She was a very charming, well mannered
and personable woman and no doubt she'll be missed by many who knew her.
FarmI
> "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> bringyagrogalong <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote:
>>
>> > I remember her as looking like a cheap slut on the arm of a balding,
>> > gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
>> > United States.
>>
>> > No loss!
>>
>
> Why?
>
> 1) That dress she wore, cut up to her navel, made her look like a
> whore.
It was NOT cut to her navel. It was high at the neck. Your memory is at
fault.
> 2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
>
> 3) They did embarrass us when they visited the United States.
Those who suffered from Cultural Cringe might have been embarrassed. I
certainly didn't care one way or the other.
> 4) Her death is no loss to Australians.
Her children are Australians and she had many friends who are also
Australians so they will all feel a loss.
FarmI
> I never heard of the bitch until now
If you've never heard of her, how can you possibly know if she's a bitch?
Or are you as one-eyed as some of the other loonies here?
FarmI
Long ago, before I bought a second hand Britannica, I had to go to
the
NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
are too lazy even to click onto Google.
_________________________________________
Snort! That really funny coming from you.
You get your info about the supposed re-introduction of death duties from
2GB and tell us that you heard a Senator talk about it. You said they wore
glasses, but then even when given a list of Senators who wear glasses, you
can't indentify which Senator it was.
FarmI
> There are many, mant more FAGGOTS, including yourself, on the labor side
> of politics than the conservative side.
>
> Shall we name a few?
Why don't you go right ahead and name them? Politicians love nothing better
than earning easy money from defamation cases.
FarmI
> Was he the guy who took over after Menzies retired? Maybe I do know him >
> after all.
No.
FarmI
On Apr 4, 8:36 am, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Nohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwyCcGse8WE
> She abandoned her children when she moved to the lodge in Canberra. Why
> would any mother be so heartless?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Do you know the full story about this so-called abandoment or is it
something that our leftwing media cooked up?
_____________________________________
She had a Nanny. Not surprising for a woman of her class.
Only low-bred curs (very typical of leftards) would capitalise on this
situation.
___________________________________________
Don't be so bloody sanctimonious. Your first contribution to this thread
was to make a comment about labor turds and not to make a comment to mourn
the loss of the woman. Lady Sonia is dead and neither you or anyone has
made any comment that recognises that she will be missed by her family and
friends. What a bunch of shits you all are.
FarmI
news:PIudnT2dEf9GjyXW...@westnet.com.au...
> Seon Ferguson wrote:
>> So your allowed to not know everything but when I admit I don't know
>> everything I shouldn't be posting? What a fucking hypocrite!
> No, that's not hypocritical at all, OS says that she doesn't know
> everything but when stuck she SEARCHES for the answer.
From olde saults posts that comment is patently untrue.
FarmI
> I still see where the rumour Billy is a Homosexual but he died in the
> lap of a high class hooker?
Rubbish. He did no such thing. He died of cancer.
FarmI
> The wife of an unremarkable PM,
But he was not an unremarkable Minister.
FarmI
> Well, Whitlam started the slide.
Don't be ridiculous. It's ludicrous that anyone who can remember the
Whitlam years would be so silly that they would think that any party who had
been in Opposition for so long could ever be effective.
The best lesson from the Whitlam years is that governments should be changed
often.
HD
"olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > children
> > > in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I don't
> > > like
> > > her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged to.
> > > I'm
> > > guessing he is a liberal.
>
> > What?
>
> > I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>
> > Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>
> > Shill #2
>
> > I am not young enough to know everything.
> > Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
>
>
> Long ago, before I bought a second hand Britannica, I had to go to
> the NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
> are too lazy even to click onto Google.
Almost as bad as thick right-wing fuckwits like you, who cravenly
ignore a challenge.
But I'll give you another chance...
Which of the above do you disagree with?
1) That dress she wore, cut up to her navel, made her look like a
whore.
2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
3) They did embarrass us when they visited the United States.
4) Her death is no loss to Australians.
I know you think that you're out of your depth when taking me on, but
give it a shot.
You got to be kidding.
OS wouldn't know until she hears it on talkback.
She hinks that looking it up on Google is easier than looking through
all the heavy books of Wikipedia.
That is the same ignoranto calling a 26 year old names for being honest and
admitting that he doesn't know everything.
bringyagrogalong
How so?
Merely saying it, doesn't make it so.
It's no use leaning on your bat and saying "Yup! that ball hit middle
stump alright".
You've got to hit the ball, Farml, you've got to back your shit up.
You have to back your shit up.
Swampfox
Right.
Billy Snedden died in the lap of a high class hooker, McMahon didn't have
the balls for it.
Swampfox
>> On Apr 3, 7:57 pm, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> "Government Shill #2" <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote in
>>> messagenews:k4vdr5pc3gop7dgtn...@4ax.com...> On Sat,
>>> 3 Apr 2010 19:21:27 +1100, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>> I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her
>>>>> children
>>>>> in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I
>>>>> don't like
>>>>> her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged
>>>>> to. I'm
>>>>> guessing he is a liberal.
>>>
>>>> What?
>>>
>>>> I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>>>
>>>> Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>>>
>>> before
>>> Bob Hawke I have heard is Whitlim and of course Robert menzies- who
>>> made John Howard look like a supporter of freedom.
>>
>>
>> "dreamtime"?
>> Yep, Abo dreams helps school leavers land a job!
>>
>> I wasn't around at the time when the Magna Carta was drawn up nor
>> when Marie Antoinette was beheaded but what I hadn't learnt at
>> school, curiosity had me read up in libraries (Google wasn't around
>> at the time).
>>
>> You are hopelessly dull, Seon.
>>
> Not as dull as you are.
First thing you've got right in this thread, congratulations Seon. ;-)
>
>> OS
bringyagrogalong
At first I thought Petzl meant he died in the arms of Sonia.
But mincing Billy didn't have the balls for that either, not if if his
"son" is any indication.
Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself
> Almost as bad as thick right-wing fuckwits like you, who cravenly
> ignore a challenge.
>
> But I'll give you another chance...
>
> Which of the above do you disagree with?
Bawahahahahahahaha, the list is *below*, you mentally challenged bidiot.
Sure shoots you down in flames " know you think that you're out of your
depth when taking me on,"
ROFLMAO!
>
HD
"FarmI" <ask@itshall be given> wrote in message
news:4bb85551$0$30444$afc3...@news.optusnet.com.au...
Seon has not heard of her until he saw on TV that she had died. At the same
time they did talk about her life including that she left her children in
the care of a nanny while she was the glamour girl of her husband.
That is why Seon colled her a bitch and in that regard I am inclined to
agree with him. Even the American first Lady takes care of her children.
HD
"Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself"
<never.make.a....@gutlesswonder.com.au> wrote in message
news:81rbc6...@mid.individual.net...
You got to be kidding.
OS wouldn't know until she hears it on talkback.
She hinks that looking it up on Google is easier than looking through
all the heavy books of Wikipedia.
That is the same ignoranto calling a 26 year old names for being honest and
admitting that he doesn't know everything.
Refer to the posts above.
Now say sorry.
jg
Perhaps memory is slipping, but I can remember McMahon just as a PM. I
can't remember him as a minister at all. Is there something he is noted for?
Neil Gerace
> Anyone who doesn't even know who preceded Whitlam is a juvenile and
> shouldn't be voting. That's why Whitlam and Rudd got into power - was
> voted in by ignoramuses.
Yes, they were voted in by people who had never had to live under a Labor government.
Neil Gerace
> An unbiased mind can be better than one which still blames a PM 35 years
> ago for most of today's problems.
Yes, Whitlam really was that bad.
Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself
> Now say sorry.
Make me, you childish cretin.
Bawahahahahahahahahahaha
(Sorry!)
regn.pickfod
> "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> "bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
>>>> "Neil Gerace" <grassyn...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
>>
>>>>>> So I can't name every single PM in Australian history, Is that
>>>>>> such a crime?
>>
>>>>> It's staggeringly ignorant not to know who McMahon was, given
>>>>> that he was
>>>>> the PM who gave up 23 years of Coaliton govt to Shitlam.
>>
>>>> Was he the guy who took over after Menzies retired? Maybe I do
>>>> know him after all.
>>
>>
>>> Fair dinkum, Seon, you're coming across as a retard.
>>
>>> If you don't know something at least exercise the judgement to look
>>> it up.
>>
>>> This ng is specifically about Australian politics and it's
>>> unbelievable that you're not even across the fundamentals.
>>
>> Man I thought they were some decent people still in here but you
>> guys are all assholes. Just because I don't know about every single
>> Pm, fuck y'all.
>
> For Christsake, you remember Hitler don't you. So how can you possibly
> not remember the names of Liberal PM's?
make Google your friend
list of Australian P.M.s
http://primeministers.naa.gov.au/primeministers/
The dress for which Lady (Sonia) McMahon will be remembered
http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2005/01/12/dressmcmahon,0.jpg
about the dress
[quote stt]
she spoke to her biographer commenting that Sir William chose the
dress and that the dress had "certainly made an impact.
Suddenly, the world knew where Australia was".
[quote fin]
The cultural cringers are still whinging.
regn.pickfod
On being 26 and never having had a job, let alone a trade?
IN the high employment over the last 10 years that is
quite an achievement for a ...
jg
If Whitlam is to be blamed for all that isn't right today, then he
should be hailed as the one who opened relations and trade with China -
about the only thing holding Australia afloat today.
regn.pickfod
That is a bit of a stretch to say Whitlam's chop stick Diplomacy
is responsible for China's burgeoning capitalist industries supplying
comforts to the industrialised nations and it's need for raw materials,
some 35 years later.
`Buying back the farm` was a proposal that would have paid itself off
many times over.
better than being overwhelmed by cashed up Chinese buying our
resources wholesale.
jg
Yeah and it's a bit of a stretch to say he is responsible for all the
country's ills now.
What has happened here has happened in all the western countries. I
don't like the precarious position it puts us in either, but no one
seems to have a better idea. It's where the money is coming from.
bringyagrogalong
You'd be hard pressed to find any Liberal PM to match Whitlam's list
of accomplishments...
Whitlam abolished conscription and withdrew Australian troops from
Vietnam... an involvement the Liberal Party and their dumb-arse
supporters will never live down.
Recognised the People's Republic of China... a case of leading US
foreign policy instead of following it, unlike that arselicker
Howard.
Took France to the International Court of Justice to stop atmospheric
nuclear tests in the South Pacific. Unlike the Libs who allowed
England to conduct nuclear tests on Australian soil for over 15
years.....what a piss-poor joke for a national government that was.
Banned sporting teams from South Africa thus putting pressure on the
apartheid regime which eventually crumbled. Unlike the Libs who to
their everlasting shame supported tours by teams picked along racial
lines and through that supported apartheid.
Reduced the voting age to eighteen years.
Abolished fees for tertiary education. Recognising its importance,
unlike Howard who cut $5,000,000,000 from education in his first term
in office, ensuring that in the fullness of time Australia becomes the
white trash of Asia.
Abolished the death penalty for Federal crimes.
Declared The Great Barrier Reef a National Marine Park to prevent the
clown prince of Australian politics Jo Bjelke Petersen from drilling
for oil. A man who incidentally the right-wing idiots were touting as
a future PM.
Replaced Imperial Honours with The Order of Australia.
Introduced radio and language programs for ethnic minorities.
Gave equal opportunities to women in Federal Government employment,
appointing women to judicial, administrative and advisory positions.
Introduced FM radio and colour TV.
Established The Australian Film and Television School and Australian
Film Commission.
Introduced welfare payments for single-parent families and homeless
persons.
Replaced "God Save The Queen" with "Advance Australia Fair" as our
national anthem, much to the annoyance of Liberal party supporters.
Attempted to raise loans to "buy back the farm", predictably opposed
by the Liberal Party opposition who had control of
the Senate. Too bad
it never got off the ground. Thanks to the spoiling tactics of the
Liberal Party, Australia is now effectively owned by overseas
interests.
That's why Whitlam is so revered.
Why he gets standing ovations wherever he goes.
Why there is such an outpouring of affection for him whenever he
appears in public?
By contrast, John Howard is all but forgotten. A do-nothing maggoty
little fool remembered for having lost his own seat. LOL
Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself
>> Yes, Whitlam really was that bad.
>
> You'd be hard pressed to find any Liberal PM to match Whitlam's list
> of accomplishments...
Thank God for that.
The man who comprehensively ruined Australia, the bludging faggot that he
is.
And his "wife"? Is she female? Looks like a few chromosomes missing.
Swampfox
> On Apr 4, 7:33 am, "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>
>> news:213ed88b-89ea-469c...@z6g2000yqz.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>
>>
>>> On Apr 3, 6:31 pm, Government Shill #2 <gov.sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 19:21:27 +1100, "Seon Ferguson"
>>>> <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>>> I never heard of the bitch until now but I found out she left her
>>>>> children
>>>>> in Sydney when she moved in with her new husband in Australia. I
>>>>> don't like
>>>>> her but I have no idea what political party her husband belonged
>>>>> to. I'm guessing he is a liberal.
>>
>>>> What?
>>
>>>> I can't believe that you are that clueless!
>>
>>>> Staggered. Shocked. Stunned. Amazed.
>>
>>>> Shill #2
>>
>>>> I am not young enough to know everything.
>>>> Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
>>
>>> Leftards are too lazy even to look up their subject in Google.
>>
>
> Let me correct your grammar, Seon
>
> I use Google, old fart.
>
> Insults, ungrammatically delivered, ricochets on the thrower.
>
> OS
That would be:
"Insults, ungrammatically delivered, ricochet on the thrower"
bringyagrogalong
> olde.sault wrote:
> > "Seon Ferguson" <seo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >>>
>
> >> I use google old fart.
>
> > Let me correct your grammar, Seon
>
> > I use Google, old fart.
>
> > Insults, ungrammatically delivered, ricochets on the thrower.
>
> > OS
>
> That would be:
> "Insults, ungrammatically delivered, ricochet on the thrower"
As Usenet's leading pedant, she sure makes a shitload of errors. LOL
regn.pickfod
> regn.pickfod wrote:
>> jg wrote:
>>> Neil Gerace wrote:
>>>> jg wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> An unbiased mind can be better than one which still blames a PM 35
>>>>> years ago for most of today's problems.
>>>> Yes, Whitlam really was that bad.
>>>
>>> If Whitlam is to be blamed for all that isn't right today, then he
>>> should be hailed as the one who opened relations and trade with
>>> China - about the only thing holding Australia afloat today.
>>
>> That is a bit of a stretch to say Whitlam's chop stick Diplomacy
>> is responsible for China's burgeoning capitalist industries supplying
>> comforts to the industrialised nations and it's need for raw
>> materials, some 35 years later.
>>
>> `Buying back the farm` was a proposal that would have paid itself off
>> many times over.
>>
>> better than being overwhelmed by cashed up Chinese buying our
>> resources wholesale.
>>
>>
>
> Yeah and it's a bit of a stretch to say he is responsible for all the
> country's ills now.
>
our culture that started inWhitlam's reign like no fault divorce, free uni,
etc. But in all seriousness, the Libs have had plently of opportunity to
turf
these out especially after starting to see the results.
> What has happened here has happened in all the western countries. I
> don't like the precarious position it puts us in either, but no one
> seems to have a better idea. It's where the money is coming from.
That Indian kid who was killed and everyone was pointing the finger
at White Australian racism the other week was living in a normal
residential house with nine people (three or four families)
I would assume they were collectively buying the house but the
thing to consider is that for an Australian family to compete with
these Indians to buy property they will need to be prepared to
get 3 or 4 families together and increase their purchasing and
loan payment financials by living 10 to a household.
no one may seem to have a better idea but it seems to me
a totally restrictive immigration policy is close to a first step
in a solution.
olde.sault
> "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> the
> NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
> _________________________________________
> Snort! That really funny coming from you.
>
> You get your info about the supposed re-introduction of death duties from
> 2GB and tell us that you heard a Senator talk about it. You said they wore
> glasses, but then even when given a list of Senators who wear glasses, you
> can't indentify which Senator it was.
I have a memory problem. Most of the people of my age are eoither dead
or in nursing homes. I still get around, manage a horse farm, still do
the accounting.
I've never been good at remembering names and am getting worse. I
think it was Bill Heffernam.
OS
olde.sault
Is being called "Shitlam" a term of reverence?
OS
bringyagrogalong
A term of ignorance, I would have thought.
asdf
[snip]
>>
>> Attempted to raise loans to "buy back the farm", predictably opposed
>> bad it never got off the ground. Thanks to the spoiling tactics of
>> the Liberal Party, Australia is now effectively owned by overseas
>> interests.
>>
>> That's why Whitlam is so revered.
>
>
> Is being called "Shitlam" a term of reverence?
>
OS, your debating skills are - sadly - clearly in decline. In response to a
valid point of view, you resort to the pejorative with *no* supporting
argument.
Sad really. You've brought up some good points lately.
> OS
HD
On Apr 4, 7:05 pm, "FarmI" <ask@itshall be given> wrote:
> "olde.sault" <olde.sa...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> Long ago, before I bought a second hand Britannica, I had to go to
> the
> NSW State Library to research. Today's no hopers-leftards-bastards
> are too lazy even to click onto Google.
> _________________________________________
> Snort! That really funny coming from you.
>
> You get your info about the supposed re-introduction of death duties from
> 2GB and tell us that you heard a Senator talk about it. You said they wore
> glasses, but then even when given a list of Senators who wear glasses, you
> can't indentify which Senator it was.
I have a memory problem. Most of the people of my age are eoither dead
or in nursing homes. I still get around, manage a horse farm, still do
the accounting.
****
You are still being exploited by your relatives but you cant say anything as
you need the bit of cash in hand you get.
Neil Gerace
> Recognised the People's Republic of China.
So, according to Whitlam, the conquest of China by murderous Communist gangsters was a legitimate act?
Neil Gerace
> Neil Gerace <grassyn...@iinet.net.au> wrote:
>> jg wrote:
>>> An unbiased mind can be better than one which still blames a PM 35 years
>>> ago for most of today's problems.
>> Yes, Whitlam really was that bad.
>
> You'd be hard pressed to find any Liberal PM to match Whitlam's list
> of accomplishments...
...
Attempting to borrowing money on the national account without the consent of Parliament.
jg
Are there many countries which haven't gone the same way?
>
>> What has happened here has happened in all the western countries. I
>> don't like the precarious position it puts us in either, but no one
>> seems to have a better idea. It's where the money is coming from.
>
> That Indian kid who was killed and everyone was pointing the finger
> at White Australian racism the other week was living in a normal
> residential house with nine people (three or four families)
>
> I would assume they were collectively buying the house but the
> thing to consider is that for an Australian family to compete with
> these Indians to buy property they will need to be prepared to
> get 3 or 4 families together and increase their purchasing and
> loan payment financials by living 10 to a household.
>
> no one may seem to have a better idea but it seems to me
> a totally restrictive immigration policy is close to a first step
> in a solution.
>
>
The better idea I was referring to, is an alternative to trade with China.
Cooperative property buying is a problem? To me it's just smart, a pity
we Aussies of British descent can't get our act together to do the same.
European immigrants have always done it.
jg
According to Whitlam we had to deal with them, just as other govt's
reckoned we have to deal with many other undesirable govt's.
bringyagrogalong
Yep! Pretty much like every other government on the planet, bar one.
Unlike the Liberal Party's recognition in the United Nations' General
Assembly of the murderous Pol Pot regime.
Agree with that, did you?
FarmI
news:4112d4ce-e984-4d10...@g11g2000yqe.googlegroups.com...
__________________________________________-
Bill Heffernan doesn't wear glasses. However it certainly sounds like
something he'd say. But I seem to recall that you also said it was someone
credible, which can hardly be used to describe Bill. He's famous for being
a leg puller and telling a 2GB audience the death duties were going to be
reintroduced would be well worth doing (at least from his perspective).
FarmI
And your proof for making that statement is....?
Neil Gerace
> According to Whitlam we had to deal with them, just as other govt's
> reckoned we have to deal with many other undesirable govt's.
Appeasement. Yes, we all know how well that worked out in the '30s.
Neil Gerace
> And your proof for making that statement is....?
He must have thought they were the rightful government of China, otherwise of course he would not have recognised them
as such.
bringyagrogalong
Name all the countries that haven't recognised China, you vacuous
hayseed.
jg
Whitlam opened relations and trade with China to appease them??
FarmI
LOL. The world seems to have come to understand appeasement in a different
way since the 30s. Given that China has become such a prominent trading
partner for Australia, is now bankrolling the US economy, and (will
probably) in the next few years/decades be THE major world power, then
appeasement seems to have worked out quite well. (Which of course has
nothing at all to do with the ethics or trustworthiness of the Chinese
Government).
FarmI
Or perhaps just recognised the reality of a government (regardless of
legitimacy) that had held power for many decades?
regn.pickfod
that facilitated the decline.
>
>>
>>> What has happened here has happened in all the western countries. I
>>> don't like the precarious position it puts us in either, but no one
>>> seems to have a better idea. It's where the money is coming from.
>>
>> That Indian kid who was killed and everyone was pointing the finger
>> at White Australian racism the other week was living in a normal
>> residential house with nine people (three or four families)
>>
>> I would assume they were collectively buying the house but the
>> thing to consider is that for an Australian family to compete with
>> these Indians to buy property they will need to be prepared to
>> get 3 or 4 families together and increase their purchasing and
>> loan payment financials by living 10 to a household.
>>
>> no one may seem to have a better idea but it seems to me
>> a totally restrictive immigration policy is close to a first step
>> in a solution.
>>
>>
>
> The better idea I was referring to, is an alternative to trade with
> China.
Trade with China encourages capitalist ideals and the security of
a Western style Democracy. To boycott China would be to
tip 15 years of progress down the tubes.
> Cooperative property buying is a problem? To me it's just smart, a
> pity we Aussies of British descent can't get our act together to do
> the same. European immigrants have always done it.
living in such a way is a loss of quality of life which would not be
necessary
if we were not inflating the housing market with immigrants.
Europeans have come from countries with a lower standard of living,
so to having houses with running water, sewage or even garbage collections
was a considerable improvement in standard of living. Having achieved
a financial situation where they can enjoy typical Australian standards,
you don't see 3 families to a household in these Europeans.
jg
> jg wrote:
..........
>> Are there many countries which haven't gone the same way?
>>
> valid point. But in Australia it was socialist reforms by Whitlam
> that facilitated the decline.
>
If that was really true, my point would not be valid.
..............
>> The better idea I was referring to, is an alternative to trade with
>> China.
>
> Trade with China encourages capitalist ideals and the security of
> a Western style Democracy. To boycott China would be to
> tip 15 years of progress down the tubes.
>
>
I was not advocating boycotting it, I was pointing it out as one of
Whitlam's initiatives.
>> Cooperative property buying is a problem? To me it's just smart, a
>> pity we Aussies of British descent can't get our act together to do
>> the same. European immigrants have always done it.
>
> living in such a way is a loss of quality of life which would not be
> necessary
> if we were not inflating the housing market with immigrants.
>
> Europeans have come from countries with a lower standard of living,
> so to having houses with running water, sewage or even garbage collections
> was a considerable improvement in standard of living. Having achieved
> a financial situation where they can enjoy typical Australian standards,
> you don't see 3 families to a household in these Europeans.
>
>
>
Necessary or not, it's smart. I knew Italians in the 50's who bought a
big comfortable house and the whole family lived in it, they didn't look
to have a low living standard to me. They ate better and made wine which
was better than you could buy. All had a bed.
They probably all owned their own houses when they were 35. Those who
continued with it owned multiple rentals or flats. They weren't peasants
and many drive BMW's now.
bringyagrogalong
gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
United States.
No loss!
olde.sault
What a turd you are, bringa, but typical of a Labor stooge.
OS
Government Shill #2
bringyagrogalong
Why?
1) That dress she wore, cut up to her navel, made her look like a
whore.
2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
3) They did embarrass us when they visited the United States.
4) Her death is no loss to Australians.
Which of the above do you disagree with?
Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself
> 2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
Same as Paul "the Poof" Keating?
>
bringyagrogalong
bringyagrogalong wrote:
> >
> > 2) Billy was as queer as a coot.
>
> Same as Paul "the Poof" Keating?
LOL Don't think so....
Perhaps you're confusing him with Abbott who appears to have married a
bloke....
He/she's the one dressed in a suit at the back <shudder>
====
"WorkChoices was good for wages, it was good for jobs and it was
good for workers"
- Tony Abbott, heralding its return
“Anthropogenic Global Warming is a load of crap”
- Tony Abbott, the flat-earther
“My dad’s a lame, gay, churchy loser”.
- Tony Abbott's daughter
“I want religious indoctrination to be compulsory for all Australian
schoolchildren”
- Tony Abbott, Australia’s Ayatollah
“I’m against abortion, stem cell research, no-fault divorce and
euthanasia”
- Tony Abbott, the Mad Monk
“Women should remain virgins until they’re married”
- Tony Abbott, the wanabe Muslim
“Ironing is womens’ work”
- Tony Abbott, locked in the ‘50s
“Julia Gillard’s sporting a shit-eating grin"
- Tony Abbott, the misogynist
“Kelvin Thompson’s a snivelling grub"
- A foul-mouthed Tony Abbott
“That’s bullshit Nicola”
- Tony Abbott, the misogynist
“Bernie Banton’s a disabled malingering piece of shit”
- Tony Abbott, the Christian
“I only lasted three years in a seminary because I was hanging
for a root”
- Tony Abbott, the sex addict
“I’m outta here!
- Tony Abbott, after getting a girl pregnant and doing a runner
Currently under investigation by the Australian Federal Police for
stealing from the Australian taxpayer. A rorter of who prominent media
commentator Norman Abjorensen, an Australian National University
political science lecturer said, was a politician who “preached
morality”, but his behaviour had been “ethically deplorable”
http://tinyurl.com/ydb3n3v
A Christian who's a compulsive liar....
http://tinyurl.com/yerdjww
Australia’s future PM?
http://tinyurl.com/ye67g3d
Don’t think so! LOL...
Bob Hawke
"bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
news:9b841e35-c0df-4000...@y14g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
You could say exactly the same about Anita Keating. Both wives were
handbags.
bringyagrogalong
> "bringyagrogalong" <sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
>
> > gollum-like, faggot when they embarrassed us all when visiting the
> > United States.
>
> > No loss!
>
> You could say exactly the same about Anita Keating. Both wives were
> handbags.
Hardly! Annita studied and spoke five languages.
That's the difference between Labor wives like Annita Keating and
Therese Rein, and vacuous hayseeds like Tammy Fraser and Abbott's
transvestite.
Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself
> Anita Keating
A major Bush Pig!
No wonder Paul "The Poof" Keating left her for his Indonesian house boy!
LOL!
Kevin Rudd, Full of Himself
>> Same as Paul "the Poof" Keating?
>
> LOL Don't think so....
>
> http://tinyurl.com/ydh2rvc
Tranny, you idiot.