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HAVING MY SAY
Rudd is treating us like mugs
The Australian Wednesday November, 18 2009-11-18
Paul Kelly, Editor-at-large
"THE PM has had a victory with the Oceanic Viking, so he should drop the spin." What victory? It is you who should drop the spin.
While our current Prime Minister continues to run our country from the four corners of the earth his ability to be in control is fast becoming a ‘farce’.
THE AUSTRALIAN
Democracy is the worst form of government except for all those others that have been tried. (Sir Winston Churchill) [1]
If the relationship between Prime Minister, Parliament and the electorate is the most democratic part of the system it is slowly being eroded. Accountability, a dirty word in this day and age of the Labor Party, is robbing us of the true meaning of democracy.
Although there is no guarantee that democratic decisions produce just and wise decisions about relations with other nations (e.g. on war, trading policies), including environmental questions and other matters affecting the interests of future generations democracy must be the main aim of our government.
What does democracy mean? In Ancient Greece some cities were democracies, others were oligarchies. Democracy here in Australia once meant being ruled by the people, however, the question now to be considered is are we currently oligarchy and being ruled by the few?
While unions continue to influence the Labor Party is it fair to assume that oligarchy does rule?
From wanting to have welfare participants use a debit card in order to monitor their spending habits to banning up to two year old children from watching television along with other numerous ‘nanny type’ and non feasible policies one can only conclude that Australia is fast becoming the socialist non-democratic country envisioned by Rudd in his essay 'The Global Financial Crisis'.
Rose C Taylor of Melton West Posted at 11:47 AM Friday 13th November, 2009 - The Australian
[1] http://quotations.about.com/od/winstonchurchill/tp/10_churchill.htm
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Labor losing war on bureaucratic waste as consultants' bill hits $450m: November 10th, 2009
He has all the virtues I dislike and none of the vices I admire. (Sir Winston Churchill) [1]
When we look back at the splurge of spin that Kevin Rudd sprouted in his essay ‘The Global Financial Crisis’ we have to ask the question what did he not understand about the word ‘crisis’?
In my book Kevin Rudd has always from the very beginning of his prime ministerial duties displayed tendencies towards manic depression; he certainly gains admiration for his diplomatic skills, however, it is a definite virtue that I dislike—at the same time I do not admire his vice of here today gone tomorrow.
Kevin Rudd was voted in as the leader of this country’s government. Taking credit for our past leader’s successes yet on the other hand continually blaming him for the wrongs facing this country surely does not put him in a credible position.
At what point of time will both Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard take responsibility for the policies neglected by them? Their inability to be made accountable is the real ‘crisis’ facing this country which in time can only lead to Australia being at the real front of the ‘Global Financial Crisis’.
[1] http://quotations.about.com/od/winstonchurchill/tp/10_churchill.htm
John Singleton sparks new race row with "dago" comment on live radio
What is it with these people who drag racism into their acts? Are they frightened they won’t be remembered for their other accomplishments?
HAVING MY SAY
Guidelines tipped to push toddler TV ban -
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/10/12/2711195.htm
“Researchers developing national early childhood guidelines are expected to recommend that children under two should not be allowed to watch television.”
Yesterday it was reported that the Government plans to monitor the use of welfare payments - today we read they want to monitor the TV viewing of our children up to two years old. Will we read to-morrow that they want to monitor those who will be allowed to live past two years old?
Rose C Taylor - October, 12 2009
Courtesy: http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/comments/0,22023,25598119-5012974,00.html
Posted by: Proud Brit of Melbourne 12:59pm today
Comment 30 of 59
Federal politicians can recoup 40 per cent of allowance:
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25519719-661,00.html#submit-feedback
'"Mr Rudd's office said the PM spent all of his electorate allowance in his electorate each year, primarily buying bikes for auction. "'What kind of bikes Mr. Rudd 2 legged or two wheeled?
Posted by: Rose Taylor of Melton West 10:23pm May 21, 2009 Herald Sun
Comment 3 of 28
http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/Onyabikemate_index.html
THE AUSTRALIAN
Rose Taylor of Melton West 3:12pm today -- Monday 1st June, 2009
"I think it is in Australia's interests that the Australian federal Government balance continues to be seen as one of the strongest balance sheets in the industrial world," he said.
As a retiree with very strong past affiliations with the administration side of both small and large businesses I clearly read between the above lines of the Treasury secretary Ken Henry. Continues to be seen; what balance sheets in the industrial world could Australia possibly have when from all other accounts our manufacturing industries are going to the wall? How do I know? I was constantly called upon to help clean up the financial mess left behind as a result of the Whitlam years and the Hawke and Keating years. Rose C Taylor - Melton West.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25565725-7583,00.html
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Cops attacked us 1-44pm (214) (329 as at 2:03pm) Mine not included – http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/comments/0,22023,25565946-661,00.html
Here in Melton I purposely go out of my way to purchase the occasional Lotto ticket as the agency closest to me is run and owned by adult Indians who never smile and take delight in charging 50cents for a photocopy of one and/or numerous documents. Perhaps the genuine Indian students should also be addressing the behavior of their elders?
Rafael Nadal belts Lleyton Hewitt
: Don't give up Lleyton - I believe in you. In your boot to those who don't have something nice to say - It has always been my motto (politics aside); if you have nothing nice to say say nothing at all. (Not published) Rose C Taylor - Melton WestGDP figures all-important: Swan May 31, 2009 06:06pm
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25564722-5005961,00.html#submit-feedback
And pigs can fly or should that read sail the seas - No comments at all on this article including mine - Submitted around 7 – 8pm Sunday night May 31st 2009
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Tailored awards a must:
When the average Australian, be they a Labor or Liberal voter, comes to terms with the policies of the 'Little Hitler' Bob Hawke and his successor Paul Keating maybe then we will all begin to grasp the socialist ideals of Messer’s. Rudd and Gillard.
Rose C Taylor
Submitted to Australian 10:42pm Sat May 30th, 2009 (15 comments) Mine not printed nor any others as at 2:45pm 1st June, 2009
http://blogs.theaustralian.news.com.au/currentaccount/index.php/theaustralian/comments/tailored_awards_a_must/
Gillard spares waiters
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/gillard_spares_waiters/
So the gonna girl is going to…
Since when does this politician have the right to give an inch one day, take a mile the next, and then grab a foot that she wouldn’t even know how to place in front of the other the next? In your boot Gillard ... (March 2009)
http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/ACrowingHen.htm
<br /SNIP...blatant blog plug. Bolt Moderators.
Rose Taylor of Melton West (Reply)
Sat 30 May 09 (10:12am)
Footnote:
Dear Andrew, (Copy of email to A Bolt)
Thank you for your past interest in letting me publish my comments on your pages. However, the following has happened to me twice now when submitting to the week-end's (Sat/Sun) Herald Sun -
"<br /SNIP...blatant blog plug. Bolt Moderators. "
I feel I can and will do better via talk back, and other newspapers, when and if I feel the need. (I guess I upset the man - the Herald Sun no longer want to know me either) -- you have never acknowledged my letters to you, but, I have always kept you in the loop.
Thanking you once again. Kindest regards - Rose C Taylor
Fake Australian priest ‘abused Indian orphans’:
With great reluctance and the desire to switch channels I watched Sally Sara’s report on Four Corners ABC1 at 8:30pm last night; I am at loss to understand why my story ‘Poor Poppy and the Chocolate Man’ as described in an article I wrote ‘Damned not Protected’ was not taken up by a literary agent here in Australia. Although currently it is being considered for publication in America, the point I want to make is a follows:
Until we, as citizens of Australia, are encouraged to know and understand the true profile of a pedophile, as I saw it through my story, (refer paragraph below) the heinous behavior of the likes of Paul Henry Dean shall never start to decrease let alone be stopped.
“The author was inspired to write ‘Poor Poppy and the Chocolate Man’ to help bring to the attention of all parents the realization that their children can become victims of a pedophile. At the same time she wishes to give the reader an insight into behind the scenes of the unknowing families, the law enforcement’s detectives’ efforts to help stamp out these ever increasing everyday heinous acts of behavior and the recognition for the introduction of harsher sentences.”
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/that_baaing_sound_of_writers_debating/
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor of Melton West (Reply)
Tue 26 May 09 (01:11pm)
Rose Taylor says: Fake Australian priest ‘abused Indian orphans’: With great reluctance and the desire to switch…
(Tue 26 May 09 at 01:11pm)
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Lend a helping hand:
Herald Sun comment submitted Tuesday 26th May, 2009. (My comment wasn't published -- )
My comment: Have you never heard of the 'Kiss' principle keep it short stupid. In my book it is a natural response and never seen as a duty to lend a hand.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Only one very lengthy comment was published as at 10:02pm Tues May 26th, 2009.
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25537741-5000117,00.html#submit-feedback
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Lleyton Hewitt beats Ivo Karlovic in first round French Open match:
Leyton you will always have my support. I was overjoyed to hear of your win.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Mon 25th May, 2009 10:46pm submitted to Herald Sun – Didn’t get published – why am I not surprised!!!
I get the impression that because I get published in A Bolt's columns the Herald Sun article comments tend to ignore me.
Ooops I spoke to soon here is another one not published this time on A Bolt's columns
Do as Cate says, …:
Cate slipped up badly -- she forgot to ask for a loan of my 'broomstick'.
Hiring out at a very low cost.
www.arewethealiens.com
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Submitted to A Bolt Tuesday May 26th 2009 http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/do_as_cate_says_not_as_she_flies/asc/P40/
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Rudd ‘talks to God every day’:
Of course he does - he thinks he is 'God'
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25537349-662,00.html
submitted to Herald Sun 7:53pm Tuesday May 26th 2009 – Do not expect it to be published - It wasn't as at 10:08pm Tuesday 26th May, 2009.
Liberals in a climate of confusion:
Never judge a book by its cover - I saw inside the book over the weekend and do believe we have the right leader in Malcolm Turnbull—as for Barnaby—not unlike Costello he cannot be trusted to keep his mouth shut when he should.
I agree with Andrew the climate change debate is way over the top, however, if Rome wasn’t built in a day then neither will our world disappear overnight.
Yes it’s me again.
Rose c Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor of Melton West (Reply)
Tue 26 May 09 (12:51pm)
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/liberals_in_a_climate_of_confusion/P20/
ose Taylor says: Never judge a book by its cover - I saw inside the book over the weekend and do believe we…
(Tue 26 May 09 at 12:51pm)
The ABC’s Media Watch was very interesting last night. -- Ant of Melbourne commented
“Apart from the standard and obsessive dig at Alan Jones, it detailed how Rudd’s media unit go about orchestrating the PM’s public outings so as to ensure that a cameraman + sound recordist are present but no accompanying journalist to ask awkward questions of Rudd that might dull some his shine when the footage hits the evening news.
Further, MW reported how Rudd staffers immersed themselves into press gallery chit chat so that they can establish what kind of stories journos are working on which they then relay back so that the stories can be countered by an announcement that is unrelated but more newsworthy in the hope that it will knock any negative Rudd piece further down the news item heirarchy.
To me these kind of ALP shenanigans say 3 things:
1. How subservient the ALP regards the media to be that it could adopt tactics so hamfisted that it believes the same media either won’t care to notice nor bother to raise a protest.
2. The blind ignorance and blatant bias of highly experienced reporters and editors such as The Oz’s Paul Kelly - who repeatedly insists that Rudd “is better than that”. (Is he starting to realise how ridiculous he sounds?)
3. The absolute focus of this government on media (and by extension, public) manipulation and the degree to which it has primacy over the formulation of sound public policy.”
Ant of Melbourne (Reply)
Tue 26 May 09 (12:37am)
Rose Taylor replied to Ant
Tue 26 May 09 (11:23am)
I recently was told, by an insider, that behind closed doors Kevin Rudd is a very rude and arrogant person.
Having never met Kevin personally, do I need to in order to ‘have my say?’
However, to coin a phrase, one must remember that there are always two sides to a coin.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Hero’s brother demands action:
As a worried citizen, I wish to state my concern for the future of not only Melbourne, but throughout the whole of Victoria the certainty of safety both on our streets and as we go about our daily lives. I want this for all Victorians regardless of age but I want it in particular for our younger generation.
It is time for Mr. Brumby to put in place the promised essential law enforcement procedures to combat the violence that is happening throughout Melbourne and our regional and country areas.
“VIOLENT assaults, robberies and theft from cars have all risen in Victoria over the past year, statistics show….
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25361946-661,00.html#submit-feedback
Mr. Rudd apologised to the stolen generation—I WANT Mr. Brumby to apologise to all Victorians for our stolen safe streets, hotels, clubs, entertainment areas and places of business.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor of Melton West (Reply)
Mon 25 May 09 (12:55pm)
Daniel replied to Rose Taylor
Mon 25 May 09 (02:32pm)
Sounds like you are having the “Sydney Experience”
And there is Zilch (Apart from my approach below) we can do about it with the consensus being; “This is just the way things are these days”.
I hear people on television (Hosts) stating the above “It’s the way things are today.")
Out this way you can end up shot, stabbed or bashed, over the smallest of issues (Car space, etc).
And, in many cases, if you back down (The absolute worse thing to do) this is what will happen.
Out here I have learnt that the best defense is a strong offence, when dealing with certain ethnic groups (Gangs, youths), and the local yobbo’s. It works.
I have many of the local young Wanabe’s (Gangsters) eating out of my palm.
They are used to people cowering, not turning on them and giving them a whooping.
How did we ( Australia) get this way? Blame the idiots preaching TOLERANCE.
This has led to the belief that all forms of behavior (Including Cultural mores) are to be accepted.
Whilst complaining about it, is considered to be INTOLERANCE.
Drunken Yobs, Ethnic gangs, road rage incidents, etc, etc.
And, the innocent victims, are often portrayed as the guilty one’s.
As the standards slip further and further, expect more of the same Only worse).
Australia seems to be going down the tubes (toilet).
Seeing the way the kids talk and behave, not to mention so called (Adults), it’s mind boggling.
We once had the best living standard in the world.
30 plus years later, after the Social engineers have had their way, we are considered somewhere between 2nd and 3rd world, in many aspects of our society.
Go figure.
Daniel.
Red Kerry really is: http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/red_kerry_really_is/
I am tired of reading about Costello - how about a little humour instead:
http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/Onyabikemate_index.html
Rose Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor says: I am tired of reading about Costello - how about a little humour instead: http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/Onyabikemate_index.html…
(Fri 22 May 09 at 05:05pm)
THE AUSTRALIAN
http://blogs.theaustralian.news.com.au/houserules/index.php/theaustralian/comments/turnbull_in_men_only_club_fundraiser/
Rose Taylor
Fri 22 May 09 (01:19pm)
I never feel comfortable in the company of more than one or two women - especially when I was treasurer of a local kindergarten - let the men have their club - let the women have their MEN
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
P Costello
Fri 22 May 09 (01:20pm)
Sounds like a gay club
That baaing sound of writers debating….
“Why are these people so very, very scared of a debate? Is it that they worry they’d lose?”
Whether it is a debate on global warming and/or any controversial subject, authors like those mentioned by you, are not frightened of losing the debate but very frightened of losing their rights to be published.
They do not want to receive from their agent the following:
“We do not feel sufficiently confident that we could place your work with a publisher. This is a very subjective business and another agency or publisher may well disagree.”
Until all writers can get reasonable protection to say it as they see it, in my opinion there will never be the valuable measure of debates your are seeking.
http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/DamnednotProtected.html
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor of Melton West (Reply)
Thu 21 May 09 (01:33pm)
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/that_baaing_sound_of_writers_debating/
Why do Liberals elect greens?:
I would argue that 95% of the contributors to Andrew’s colums are conducting their own debates and not at all interested in the issues of the day.
Why else would we have polls that differ enormously from the average contributors to these columns.
If any of you have day jobs God help your employees - you are not worth the old adage ‘a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work’
In your boot the lot of you –
Rose Taylor
Melton West
Tue 19 May 09 (02:10pm)
Rose Taylor says: Why do Liberals elect greens?: I would argue that 95% of the contributors to Andrew’s colums…
(Tue 19 May 09 at 02:10pm)
MattR replied to Rose Taylor
Tue 19 May 09 (06:41pm)
So I guess since you hate the people on this blog and have nothing but inane nonsense to contribute, you are now going to leave.
Oh, and as for this:
Why else would we have polls that differ enormously from the average contributors to these columns.
It couldn’t POSSIBLY be that this is a blog run by a conservative and attracts people who think similarly. /sarc
Oh by the way, half the population still vote for the liberals. I know, shocking isn’t it.
Merkin Muffly replied to Rose Taylor
Tue 19 May 09 (09:59pm)
Onya Rose! Far too much cerebral activity going on with this lot.
They wouldn’t know one end of a shovel or pick from the other. No by crikies.
Rose Taylor replied to Rose Taylor
Tue 19 May 09 (10:50pm)
Well at least I got someone to reply.
No I am not surprised the liberals have half the population voting for them I AM ONE OF THEM but whenever I post some orthwhile comment no-one cares to respond.
In both of your boots this time MattR.
Rose C Taylor
Melton Branch Liberal Party
Rudd makes contracts no contracts at all:
Janet Albrechtsen warns that the Rudd Government’s planned contract law “reforms” will cause havoc in business:
With respect, Janet Albrechtsen’s above quote cannot be classed as groundbreaking news. Kevin Rudd in his 7000 word essay, commented on by Dennis Shanahan, Political Editor of The Australian, back in January 31st 2009, very clearly stated:
The Prime Minister has vowed to use the “greatest market failure” in 75 years to commit his Government to sensible new market regulation and intervention to stabilise the economy and save jobs.
I stated on the 1st February, 2009:
Far be it from me to suggest that socialism is a new word for communism but it certainly comes very close to becoming an ideology that in the past has led to not only corruption and wars but ultimately the near destruction of civil societies.
http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/capitalism_turns_communism.htm
Surely the past four months of decisions made by our current Prime Minister can only more than confirm his vow of committing to sensible new market regulation……
It is time for positive action by both the opposition party and the minor parties to bring down this government in a proactive manner and steer the future of all Australians back to the safety of democracy.
Talk is cheap, however, from those who know; an acre of performances is worth more than a world of promises.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor of Melton West (Reply)
Wed 20 May 09 (12:44pm)
Rose Taylor says: Rudd makes contracts no contracts at all: Janet Albrechtsen warns that the Rudd Government’s…
(Wed 20 May 09 at 12:44pm)
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/rudd_makes_contracts_no_contracts_at_all/
At least I am getting up the noses of some contributors. This reply smells of the “Glass Ceiling”
kym durance replied to Rose Taylor
Wed 20 May 09 (01:54pm)
I suppose you cn spruik about taking down a government where ever and when ever you like - to link it to Albrechetsons dumb analysis of the cotract law proposals is a bit limp ;
And like how are we not democratic? - not liking the decisions of a government is one thing but being deluded about what is or isnt socialism is a horse of a different color altogether
- times are tough - we once lived off the sheeps back then we lived of the back of the miners and “innovative financial products” and now we are paying the price - get over it --
you want to blame some one, blame the government I guess - if it makes you feel better - but give this left right garbage a rest - it is in the Australian context a myth
- both of our major political parties are centralists - and have been for a very long time -
the ideological swing of the political pendulum has a very small arc in this particular liberal democracy.
but given that you, by the reference in your last sentence, clearly rank your self amongst, “...those who know” you may well dismiss these remarks.
And just for my interest and I guess my betterment; may I most humbly ask, who are the others “who know” ?
But to your credit you seem to use a real name - not like the other anonneemice around here
Rose Taylor replied to Rose Taylor
Wed 20 May 09 (03:58pm)
And to my credit I also gave an Article that you did not even bother to either read and/or comment on.
In your boot do dance.
Rose Taylor
Melton West
The right to reply:
Last evening I spent a quiet moment reading Malcolm Turnbull’s 2009 Budget reply.
As a result of his reply to the Swan Budget he was mostly criticized for not putting on the table his ideas for preventing this now $300B deficit.
As I read Mr. Turnbull’s speech, which in all honesty is the most beneficial way of understanding his ideas; it was plainly obvious that any and all suggestions made by the opposition leader fell on the deaf ears of our current Prime Minister.
Let us get realistic – it is only now that we can fully take in the irresponsible actions of Swan and Rudd and unless we have no concern for the future of our younger generation then Australia can no longer claim the title of being;
“The Lucky Country”.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor says: The right to reply: Last evening I spent a quiet moment reading Malcolm Turnbull’s 2009…
(Wed 20 May 09 at 01:16pm)
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/is_this_above_your_reading_age_ken/asc/P20/
Why The Right Will Triumph in Australia: Hot Girls:
I like what I see and would not be tempted to turn off the television if any of them appeared as representatives of the Federal and/or State Liberal Parties; unlike Julia Gillard the ‘Crowing Hen’ http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/ACrowingHen.htm
they are 21st century ‘ladies’.
http://insidethemindoftim.wordpress.com/2009/05/12/why-the-right-will-triumph-in-australia-hot-girls/#comment-667
http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/ACrowingHen.htm
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Rose Taylor of Melton West (Reply)
Wed 20 May 09 (06:24pm)
Rudd's sympathy for Thai jail mum:
I do hope Rudd doesn't take credit for this lady being released. On the 6 o'clock Ch 9 news he wasn't very optimistic that she would get off with the 5 year sentence. Rose Taylor Melton West
Posted by: Rose C Taylor of Melton West 11:05pm May 20, 2009
Comment 714 of 746
Early this morning on the Tony Delroy Local ABC 774 radio show, he had as ‘Issue for the day’ Mr. Turnbull’s decision to increase taxes on cigarettes. I was amazed at the number of people who are against it.
http://www.abc.net.au/nightlife/
My late husband suffered a long and agonizing death due to emphasesia. He had been a smoker since the age of eighteen years and on average, up until he stopped smoking, he smoked 60 – 70 cigarettes a day. Although he had stopped smoking for the last ten years of his life in the end his lungs eventually caved in.
It is imperative that we get this type of message across to the people and in order to help those who currently are addicted to smoking the government should supply them with nicotine patches and/or similar ‘reducing the need to smoke’ methods. Emphasis should be made that the recipient needs to want to ‘quit’ in order for any method to work. If they still want to continue to smoke so be it; but, accept their decision to do so will be at a higher cost. I chose the patch eight years ago and because I wanted to give up smoking I did not need the full recommended course.
Don’t be bullied by the negative – it is only positive action that will save this country.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Tue 19 May 09 (02:19pm)
Rose Taylor says: Early this morning on the Tony Delroy Local ABC 774 radio show, he had as ‘Issue for the…
(Tue 19 May 09 at 02:19pm)
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MPs offered free counselling to deal with work-related stress:
Rudd and his government are an insult to the Aussie workers - What Next? Whoopee cushions for their days spent snoozing in Parliament.
Comment offered to Herald Sun 19th May re above 1:35pm –
I had hoped you would take up the ‘scare mongering 60 minutes Global Warming nonsense’ that I too suffered through last evening.
It was an insult to have it follow both the little boy’s fight for life and the intelligent and fun interview with Tom Hanks.
Rose C Taylor
Melton West
Mon 18 May 09 (03:23pm)
I also heard Peter Costello on Jon Faine’s predictable morning radio show. I lost interest in Peter when he berated Mr. Howard with reference to his book and all the crying poor that was in it. Until he can admit that he was the cause of the Liberal Party losing the 2007 election, as a result of his big and even now bigger mouth, he will not get the support he thinks he deserves.
Not everyone like you Andrew believes he is a sure bet; be it for the Australian economy and/or the future leader of the Federal Liberal Party.
Rose Taylor
Melton West
http://www.alien2324au.addr.com/Costello.htm
Mon 18 May 09 (12:22pm)
Rose Taylor says: I also heard Peter Costello on Jon Faine’s predictable morning radio show. I lost interest…
(Mon 18 May 09 at 12:22pm)
http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/newshome/5574170
Surely this has to be Mr. Howard’s fault!!!! Rudd and his lot never could accept blame.
Rose Taylor
Melton West
Mon 18 May 09 (12:43pm)
Rose Taylor says: Labor takes post-budget poll hit “A sampling error may have caused a sharp drop in voter…
(Mon 18 May 09 at 12:43pm)