Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
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- Outlaw Yogi
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
Bought a copy of the Australian on the way to work this morning.
Haven't read it yet, but the front page has a pic of a smiling and waving Scott Morrison
and the headline "Messiah from the Shire".
So I'm assuming the electorate jackbooted BR's baseball bat up his rectum and LWS has a fair bit of milk to lick up ...
Haven't read it yet, but the front page has a pic of a smiling and waving Scott Morrison
and the headline "Messiah from the Shire".
So I'm assuming the electorate jackbooted BR's baseball bat up his rectum and LWS has a fair bit of milk to lick up ...
If Donald Trump is so close to the Ruskis, why couldn't he get Vladimir Putin to put novichok in Xi Jjinping's lipstick?
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
Page 6!Redneck wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 4:36 pmNeferti~ wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 4:19 pmPage 6 of this thread:
Neferti~ wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 1:07 pmhttps://www.superguide.com.au/retiremen ... ension-ageIs the Age Pension age changing to 70?
In the 2014 Federal Budget, then-Treasurer Joe Hockey announced that the Age pension eligibility age would progressively increase to 70. However, this policy was officially scrapped by Prime Minister Scott Morrison in September 2018.
That doesnt have a page 6
Just tell us what is the point you are trying to make!
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
No mention of Retirement age on that linkNeferti~ wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 4:48 pmPage 6!Redneck wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 4:36 pmNeferti~ wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 4:19 pmPage 6 of this thread:
Neferti~ wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 1:07 pmhttps://www.superguide.com.au/retiremen ... ension-ageIs the Age Pension age changing to 70?
In the 2014 Federal Budget, then-Treasurer Joe Hockey announced that the Age pension eligibility age would progressively increase to 70. However, this policy was officially scrapped by Prime Minister Scott Morrison in September 2018.
That doesnt have a page 6
Just tell us what is the point you are trying to make!
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
Red was talking about Tony's first budget in which they did want to up the pension age to 70. Morrison scrapped that.
We know Swan upped the pension age to 67. No disputing that.
Red and I were discussing whether Morrison would wind the pension age back from 67 to 65. Well I was anyway
Hope that clears things up.
We know Swan upped the pension age to 67. No disputing that.
Red and I were discussing whether Morrison would wind the pension age back from 67 to 65. Well I was anyway
Hope that clears things up.
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
I was talking about a post REDNECK made here and my reply ... on Page 6.
Crossed wires or something.
Anyway ....
Crossed wires or something.
Anyway ....
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
I did already.... a screenshot of Page 6 is too large to post.
It is NOT amusing. NEVER call me a LIAR, ever. That is NOT my style, at all.
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
Sorry Nef I still havent figured what that was all about despite looking up those links numerous times.
I dont recall calling you a Liar , anyway apologies if I did.
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Re: Labor absolutely romp it in at Federal election
Some things just never get old -- or less enjoyable. Like this classic video of Hillary Clinton supporters reacting to the news of the humiliating defeat of their Pantsuit Princess:Serial Brain 9 wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 6:14 pmI don't recall enjoying an Election Win as much as this one ever.
I can't stop laughing and smiling at the absolute cockiness, arrogance and absolute smugness of both Labor/Greens party and their supporters.
I'd like to thank LEFTWINGER for giving me the best belly laugh of all time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrWzBg475Q8
You have to appreciate the fact that for the previous year or so, people on my side of the political aisle had been deluged with arrogant lefties -- both in the news media and on internet forums -- crowing about Hillary's inevitable victory in November. And stories about how the historic nature of the first female president (on election night, one woman brought her underage daughter into the voting booth and let her press her finger onto the screen next to Hillary's name).
I had a finger of my own for the whole lot of them, along with a derisive Nelson Muntz laugh -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX7wtNOkuHo -- on the night of the election. Thought you had a birthright to run my country after eight years of Obama, did you?
Then there was this post-election gem:
I never get tired of a president who, instead of letting lefties off the hook by taking the imagined "high road," takes the opportunity to rub their haughty noses in it.Clinton sought clearance from the city to moor a barge in the Hudson River and shoot off fireworks to celebrate what she thought was her impending victory in the presidential race.
But the New York Post reported the day before the election that her campaign cancelled the plan.
Tonight, Trump revealed to a crowd in Grand Rapids, Michigan that his campaign offered to buy the scrapped display — at a 95 percent discount.
“So when I heard they spent $7 million on the fireworks, and I didn’t know if we were going to win or lose, but I was feeling really good, but we sent them over just a nice verbal statement,” Trump told the Michigan audience during the latest stop on his “Thank You Tour.”
“We will offer you five cents on the dollar for the fireworks, right?” he said, repeating what he says his campaign told Clinton aides.
“They never responded.”
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