US President can say "Sorry" someone was "clumsy" Scott Morrison can only bring himself to say "get over it" That's LNP diplomacy. We knew what and who Abbott was. We saw Turnbull squeezed by a party divided. Morrison is an accident simply a Golem.
"golem, in Jewish folklore, an image endowed with life. The term is used in the Bible (Psalms 139:16) and in Talmudic literature to refer to an embryonic or incomplete substance. A stupid and "clumsy person"; A blockhead, a Klutz
Morrison fucked everyone over. Only Macron has called him out for who he is. A "very low grade Trump like salesman and certainly not a Prime Minister of any calibre". Morrison it seems "had a plan"
US president Joe Biden has admitted the orchestration of the AUKUS pact was “clumsy” as he met with the French president for the first time since the secret submarine deal.
Mr Biden also told Emmanuel Macron that he “was under the impression that France had been informed long before” about Australia’s plan to scrap its $90 billion submarine contract with France.
The two leaders are in Rome for the G20 summit, also being attended by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, which comes as Scotland prepares to host the COP26 climate talks.
Mr Biden did not formally apologise to Mr Macron but conceded the US should not have caught the country by surprise.
“I think what happened was, to use an English phrase, what we did was clumsy,” Mr Biden said, adding the submarine deal “was not done with a lot of grace”.
Biden to Macron: I thought France was told about 'clumsy' sub deal
He scammed Biden stabbed Macron in the back and now he’s doing us over slowly while trying to scam Cop26 nations and while doing nothing. He dares call himself our Prime Minister. He’s white, he’s a Christian, he’s a liar and he’s a parasite. He’s been one since he graduated.
The Prime Minister has changed one word in the government’s policy. Until this week, he’d pledged Australia to “reach net-zero, preferably by 2050”. The new policy omits the word “preferably”. And that one-word edit carries some remarkable implications. Not for the climate. Morrison’s new 126-page “plan” won’t actually cut an extra tonne of emissions from the atmosphere. As it says, it’s “based on existing policies”. Scott Morrison launched the government’s net-zero emissions plan, “The Australian Way” on Tuesday. Scott Morrison launching the government’s net-zero emissions plan, “The Australian Way” on Tuesday.Credit: Alex Ellinghausen It holds the possibility of serious action eventually, but the government’s new brochure offers nothing to accelerate decarbonisation of the existing economy or investment in the new. The Australian tech entrepreneur Mike Cannon-Brookes is investing billions in renewable energy. He read the “plan” and judged it “ridiculously embarrassing”: “I understand technology damn well. This isn’t a ‘technology-driven approach’. It’s inaction, misdirection and avoiding choices.”
COP26 Glasgow summit: Zero sum game may reward Libs at the ballot box
My thought for the day When he arrives in Scotland, the prime minister won’t be greeted with handshakes of possibility but a kick up the arse for pursuing nothing. (John Lord)
Source: And this is the bloke we’re sending to Glasgow! – » The Australian Independent Media Network
Man announces he will quit drinking by 2050
As I understand it, the Morrison plan is similar to many of his other plans:
- Make the announcement that there is a plan.
- Hold up a booklet with lots of pictures, numbers and words.
- Keep doing what you’ve always done and hope that something turns up that helps you to avert disaster. In this case, technology.
- Tell everyone how good it is to be Australian.
- Make a curry.
- Get photographed with Jen and the girls.
- Introduce something that’s controversial enough to get people talking but not so controversial that everyone thinks it’s a totally bad idea.
Credit Where Credit Is Due, Scott Morrison Reveals…
The High Court justices will now consider whether to continue this lamentable, sadistic enterprise. The defence team are considering cross-appealing parts of the original decision on the grounds that it constitutes a grave threat to press liberties. Whatever the outcome, an appeal to the Supreme Court is likely. In the meantime, the torture of Assange by process will continue.
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