One of worlds most hated PM's

[IQS.RLOW]

When the coalition pisses $300bn up against the wall, interferes with a successful working policy that ends up with 1200+ dead and 50000 illegal economic migrants, culls a department that leads to the reintroduction of union thuggery, gives away laptops with no other infrastructure, introduces a plethora of useless "watch" programs, changes leaders mid-stream and then changes them back again and still gets a free pass from Fauxfucks and the ALPBC then you can ask us to STFU.

As it stands, you leftwing fluffy bunnies got an easier and slipperier run than the last guy at your mums gangbang.

[Neferti]

And?

He's a bit of a populist jerk, but what do you expect from modern politicians. Frankly he's getting a dream run from the "hate media", so the resident right wing wankers should just STFU, and take it for a term or two, after playing up to it for the last couple of terms

So you think Billy Dick would be better?

[IQS.RLOW]

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Congress won’t legislate a carbon tax or a national emissions trading scheme.

As for China, their leaders’ priority is to grow their economy at 7-8% annually and to reduce poverty; and the cheapest way of doing so is via carbon energy (president Xi did not even mention climate change in his address to parliament yesterday.) True, Beijing is investing in renewable energy projects and piloting cap and trade schemes in some provinces. But China is also building a coal-fired power plant every 8-10 days and its net emissions continue to escalate steadily (on 1990 levels, Australia is set to cut its greenhouse gas emission by 4% by 2020.)

Any “deal” at Paris will merely give China and India a free rein until the 2030s without any binding obligation to be monitored and scrutinised by the west on their actual behaviour. That is why Abbott is wise to make any Australian climate policies conditional on a legally binding, verifiable, enforceable and genuinely global agreement to replace the Kyoto protocol. Even the Germans have essentially done that.

What is shaping up now, as Benny Peiser of the London-based Global Warming Policy Forum predicts, is a huge blame game over the likely failure to agree to a post-Kyoto treaty. China and India will blame the west for its failure to deliver $100 bn per annum – yes, $100bn – that was promised at Copenhagen. Obama and the left will blame the Republicans. The EU will blame the Americans. Climate enthusiasts and developing nations will blame all and sundry.

And Abbott will look like a genius for keeping Australia on the margins of yet another climate summit fiasco.

[mantra]

During the speech Mr Abbott openly lamented his inability to pass the GP co-payment and higher education reform.

According to G20 leaders he then slumped in his chair and stared at the floor for five whole minutes while they sat in uncomfortable silence wondering what was wrong.

“I was sitting next to him and was the first to ask if everything was alright,” said US President Barack Obama.

“But he got very defensive, saying something like ‘what do you care? Everyone loves you!’”

According to sources, British Prime Minister David Cameron moved to put his arm around Mr Abbott, but after a minor struggle became involved in a full embrace in which the Australian leader wept openly, repeatedly asking, “you’re on team Australia aren’t you? You’re with me?”

“I do feel for Tony,” said Mr Cameron.

“But I don’t think leaders should display this sort of vulnerability, especially when Russia is in the room.”

Sources said that once the tears started Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff felt a motherly approach might help, and then asked Mr Abbott in soft tones “what sort of bike he had.”

When asked why the leaders made the unprecedented move of revealing the events of the traditionally private meeting, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi told reporters, “We’re all leaving the country and we won’t be around to give Tony the support he needs, and frankly, we’re afraid he might kill himself.”

Haha. That was clever - especially believable is "the uncomfortable silence". It's reminiscent of the time when Abbott tried to stare out a reporter.





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[boxy]

And?

He's a bit of a populist jerk, but what do you expect from modern politicians. Frankly he's getting a dream run from the "hate media", so the resident right wing wankers should just STFU, and take it for a term or two, after playing up to it for the last couple of terms

So you think Billy Dick would be better?

Ian would be a better choice

[IQS.RLOW]

Haha. That was clever - especially believable is "the uncomfortable silence". It's reminiscent of the time when Abbott tried to stare out a reporter.

Abbott was trying not to fucking smash the lefty little prick in the gob, which he should have done because like a typical lefty, he used a dead soldier to try and score political points. Mark Riley is a useless waste of fucking skin and like a typical lefty deserves to have his fucking head smashed in.

[skippy]

Haha. That was clever - especially believable is "the uncomfortable silence". It's reminiscent of the time when Abbott tried to stare out a reporter.

Abbott was trying not to fucking smash the lefty little prick in the gob, which he should have done because like a typical lefty, he used a dead soldier to try and score political points. Mark Riley is a useless waste of fucking skin and like a typical lefty deserves to have his fucking head smashed in.

Now I know you're a musician I wonder if you're a song writer too IQ?

[mantra]

Abbott was trying not to fucking smash the lefty little prick in the gob, which he should have done because like a typical lefty, he used a dead soldier to try and score political points. Mark Riley is a useless waste of fucking skin and like a typical lefty deserves to have his fucking head smashed in.

Abbott must have had some serious anger management issues when he was younger. Being a boxer and a seminarian might have helped him relieve his frustration and learn some patience. If he had punched the reporter in the face, he may not have won the election. Pity.

[IQS.RLOW]

Haha. That was clever - especially believable is "the uncomfortable silence". It's reminiscent of the time when Abbott tried to stare out a reporter.

Abbott was trying not to fucking smash the lefty little prick in the gob, which he should have done because like a typical lefty, he used a dead soldier to try and score political points. Mark Riley is a useless waste of fucking skin and like a typical lefty deserves to have his fucking head smashed in.

Now I know you're a musician I wonder if you're a song writer too IQ?

I should turn this into a beautiful Irish ballad- Ode to Riley

[IQS.RLOW]

Abbott was trying not to fucking smash the lefty little prick in the gob, which he should have done because like a typical lefty, he used a dead soldier to try and score political points. Mark Riley is a useless waste of fucking skin and like a typical lefty deserves to have his fucking head smashed in.

Abbott must have had some serious anger management issues when he was younger. Being a boxer and a seminarian might have helped him relieve his frustration and learn some patience. If he had punched the reporter in the face, he may not have won the election. Pity.

That's the domain of the left, like Latham playing the bully and breaking taxi drivers arms. Pity you are so biased and fucked up you wouldn't be able to comprehend that.