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Why is Abbott hurting Turnbull? Note his praise of Dutton
Many journalists claim Tony Abbott is just
hurting himself by telling the LIberals to change policies or die. But
they still don't get three things: the Liberals really are dying under
Malcolm Turnbull; Abbott's plan is sound; and that in explaining that
plan he praised ambitious Immigration Minister Peter Dutton, a fellow
conservative. Listen.
Bolt's repeating himself as he has done for years. Repetitively supplying Abbott with a CV. The problem the CV is coming from the Australia's most renowned fake news provider little Andy Bolt Murdoch's tool and Tony's suck. Tony Abbott is the best sales person the Liberal's have according to Bolt. Cast your self back 3 years and listen to the echos of Bolt's apologies promising Abbott had changed. Every week another promise until it became so embarrassing Bolt shut up and began directing his attention elsewhere. You just can't keep promising Abbott had changed and have the public believe you. Apparently Bolt thinks he can. Here we see him going up and down like the Abbott of old the yo yo with little boy Bolt following close behind... it's pathetic and Liberals stood up and said so.Abbott loyalists break ranks after attack on Turnbull
ABC admits: Castro not "romantic" and loved by all
It has taken three months, but the ABC
finally admits that the communist dictator Fidel Castro was not a
"romantic revolutionary" and a "moving speaker who had the affection of
his people.” The Guardian detects my sinister hand in the rewriting of the ABC's hagiography.
Wilders agent arrested. Moroccan "mole"
Was Geert Wilders set up by Holland's
security service?: "A Moroccan-origin Dutch police officer working on
Mr Wilder’s security detail was arrested ... for allegedly leaking
police information about his assignment." The leaks were reportedly to
Dutch-Moroccan criminals.
Shorten whacked with penalty rates
Bill Shorten slips up badly: "Shorten’s
assault on the Fair Work Commission’s historic decision to cut the
Sunday and public holiday penalty rates ... has been undermined by
revelations that a worker he paraded as a victim of the far-reaching
ruling would not be affected." Which highlights a sad truth: there is
much less to this cut than claimed.
Abbott issues manifesto, Turnbull lashes out
Tony Abbott issues his manifesto: "We’ll
cut the RET, to help with your power bills; we’ll cut immigration to
make housing more affordable; we’ll scrap the Human Rights Commission to
stop official bullying; we’ll stop all new spending to end ripping off
our grandkids; and we’ll reform the Senate ...” Malcolm Turnbull and the
Greens are livid.
Peter Dutton surges after leadership pitch
I asked Immigration Minister Peter Dutton on The Bolt Report
this week to explain his leadership appeal. He cited three things: he
was loyal, plain-speaking and conservative, all things Julie Bishop is
not. Bishop today denied that, but Dutton has since soared past her in
Sportsbet as favorite to replace Turnbull.
Warming fail: dud desal plant needs diesel
Andrew Bolt has superannuation and invests in the future it seems if Labor does the same it's a 'farce'. Has Bolt invested his savings into fossil fuels? We will never know because like Trump and his tax return that's strictly private. The investment of desal plants isn't considered a farce by any of the worlds population centers given that water quality standards aren't a certainty. Water shortage isn't the only consideration to keep in mind pollution is just as great a concern.
According to Bolt the dams aren't draining. Water storages for Australian cities: 69.5 per cent
Water storages for Melbourne: 67.8 per cent Nobody but Bolt laughs at god in a hospital and I'm sure back up systems there aren't to be laughed at. In fact backup systems in any sector private or state shouldn't be mocked. So why the chortle when a Labor government is concerned? Does Bolt laugh at the upgrading of the CFA? Investment in defense isn't a laughing matter for conservatives despite the fact that the liklihood of the hardware being used is remote. So it seems Bolt is stirring for stirring sake only. Nobody said transition to renewable meant switching off fossil fuels completely either. The do or don't approach being adopted by Bolt is what's ridiculous because should circumstances arise where a desal plant was necessary Bolt no doubt would be singing another tune. It's strange he seems focused only on Victoria and not the country
In use
Plant | Capacity (per day) | Percent of water supply | Location | Completion |
---|---|---|---|---|
Gold Coast Desalination Plant | 125 megalitres | 27% of South East Queensland | Queensland (Tugun) 28.157°S 153.497°E | 2009 |
Perth Seawater Desalination Plant | 130 megalitres | 17% of Perth | Western Australia (Kwinana) 32.203°S 115.773°E | 2006 |
Sydney Desalination Plant | 250 megalitres | 15% of Sydney | New South Wales (Kurnell) 34.025°S 151.205°E | 2010 |
Victorian Desalination Plant | 410 megalitres | 33% of Melbourne | Victoria (Wonthaggi) 38.588°S 145.526°E | 2012 |
Southern Seawater Desalination Plant | 270 megalitres | 20% of Perth | Western Australia (Binningup) 33.129°S 115.703°E | 2012 |
Adelaide Desalination Plant | 270 megalitres | 50% of Adelaide | South Australia (Port Stanvac) 35.097°S 138.484°E | 2012 |
Abbott to Turnbull: move into Kirribilli, crack down on spending
Tony Abbott on The Bolt Report
tonight gave Malcolm Turnbull very personal advice: move into Kirribilli
House and save taxpayers $3 million a year, be tougher on public
service pay, scrap your renewable energy target, ditch your irrational
clean-coal plans, and stop this "drift to defeat". Watch, because the
gloves are off.
Another Q&A stitch-up
As I said: why would a conservative go on the ABC's Q&A
to be stitched up - patronised by the host, sneered at by a stacked
panel and jeered by a carefully curated audience? And then there's this:
yet another political activist in the crowd presented as some battler
just asking a question.
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