Friday, 21 September 2018

Andrew Bolt's Blog,21/9/18; Bolt prefers the state ignorance over information; Education another means to widen the debt gap;





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So Bolt wants any politician that announces their future retirement plans to be sacked, ignored or to be shown the door? No, he'd prefer them to sit in parliament and possibly air their grievances by even cross the floor. Surely sending them on "study" trips to return, report on what they'd witnessed and be kept out of harm's way is a more reasonable option? Guess that's not surprising considering it's Andrew Bolt. 
 Andrew Bolt's generosity to Strawberry Farmers is astounding given they probably have insurance for their crop losses in instances like this after all it's a loss due to a criminal act and not an act of god. They might even have gotten more from their insurance payouts than what they were getting from Coles and Woolworths. 

When what you know but who you know is called "merit". Education has simply become another means to create debt and soon it will be from the cradle to the grave. (ODT)
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" Medical evaluations are a routine part of French criminal proceedings, but Ms Le Pen’s response fits the party’s narrative that it is persecuted by judges as part of an establishment attempt to undermine it politically." Independent
 Somehow Andrew Bolt seems to want us to believe this French court demand is exceptional when it's not and is quite a normal procedure to ensure those with a mental health condition don't wind up in jail. Andrew Bolt has in his usual form flipped what's normal and reasonable in a Democracy to conspiracy and exceptional. He's suggesting the court's motives are political when they aren't. paranoia is something common to the mentally disadvantaged. Had Bolt been charged for criminal vilification in France he too might have been asked to be evaluated given he's been found walking about declaring himself an Indigenous Australian. Had we had laws as France has Bolt might have been spared his embarrassment and one he's never been able to accept of having been found guilty.
 Flipping and calling France a totalitarian state doesn't enhance Bolt's defence of Le Penn it only makes him sound madder than she is. But then that's closer to the truth in the Australian context of tolerance too.

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