Festering bile bubbles up

[IQS.RLOW]

Like a river of pus waiting to erupt, all is not well in the Rudd camp it seems.
Underneath the campaigning fluff of the Stay puft marshmallow man...


...SMH reporter say this all comes from high up reliable internal sources.
90% hate Rudd

[freediver]

Volcanoes erupt, not rivers.

Stay strong IQ. You will get through these difficult times.

[IQS.RLOW]

Volcanoes erupt, not rivers.

Stay strong IQ. You will get through these difficult times.

Pus erupts and forms a river.

Stay strong Freeloader, you'll be dead before the Greens break 15% but hopefully alive to see your beloved and useless carbon tax ditched and the AGW swindle takes its rightful place next to crystal therapies and homeopathy as a cure for anything, but for the time being you keep believing and 'fighting the good fight', comrade.

[Super Nova]

Stay strong IQ. You will get through these difficult times.

[Rorschach]

Not as funny as believing a tax will stop climate change SN...

[Super Nova]

Not as funny as believing a tax will stop climate change SN...

Well I need to concede that point. You are right on that.

[IQS.RLOW]

Stay strong IQ. You will get through these difficult times.

You'll get yours, prick. The last person that laughed at anything Freediver said also had to repeat year 11 economics with Freediver. They'll find out if they have to sit together in class next year after exams in a few months.

[Super Nova]

Stay strong IQ. You will get through these difficult times.

You'll get yours, prick. The last person that laughed at anything Freediver said also had to repeat year 11 economics with Freediver. They'll find out if they have to sit together in class next year after exams in a few months.

I look forward to the exams.... Pak Goblok

[kevin457]

Like a river of pus waiting to erupt, all is not well in the Rudd camp it seems.
Underneath the campaigning fluff of the Stay puft marshmallow man...


...SMH reporter say this all comes from high up reliable internal sources.
90% hate Rudd

.... Labor are probably pissed with him again over a lack of inner-party consultation, now that his latest thought bubble hiring 'Obamas travelling PR circus' is about to pop,.

See, not only does this fail to sit well with those among us who feel insulted that our PM thinks so little of us that we can be persuaded to vote for the smug earwax munching Twitter troll a second time with Youtube clips, tweets, memes and face-book pokes courtesy of an outsourced sub-visa 400 trio of social-media muckrakers who wouldn't have a clue what Australians want....it's not sitting well with those who used to be his media people.

Heres what Australians think of it...

http://www.smh.com.au/comment/smh-lette ... 2qzem.html


You see, we aren't as neurotic and easily titillated as our excitable American friends.
We prefer our politicians to be more down to earth, earthy, 'authentic' than Americas ornamental celebrity political idols.. in that we expect substance, an intelligent and dignified election campaign from both sides.

Already we dislike Rudds outsourced visa 400 muckrakers , so we will be critical of them.


I wonder if they will develop a few funky iphone apps , or a nasty little anti-Abbott ring-tone perhaps? Lol

I think someone needs to tell Rudd that if it's the youth vote he's after, being too cool for kids still at school could quite easily backfire as it has in the past for him when he tried too hard to be "hip'.


Heres what the rest of the world still thinks of Kevin Rudd... nothings changed, they still think he's a tool.

Mr Rudd's comments came after leaked cables emerged in which US diplomats described him as a "mistake-prone control freak" who made hasty decisions and "significant blunders" while he was Australian prime minister.

In the highly-critical assessment, Mr Rudd is described as making "missteps" and "snap announcements without consulting other countries or within the Australian government".

The messages paint Mr Rudd as a media-obsessed micro-manager who refused to collaborate with civil servants and parliamentarians and had an overblown view of his own talents.

"Rudd ... undoubtedly believes that with his intellect, his six years as a diplomat in the 1980s and his five years as shadow foreign minister, he has. the ability to direct Australia's foreign policy," one cable read. "His performance so far, however, demonstrates that he doesn't have the staff or the experience to do the job properly."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... ables.html


How could we possibly forget this.


-Kevin457

[Jovial_Monk]

Sounds like the Lib fanbois are worried by Rudd.