Fighting Fake News with REAL 27/4/22 :What Murdoch & Peter Foster have in Common; The LNP has been taken over by a Religious Cult; Morrison "feels optimistic"; Redlines; Labor is running the country; The "unblessed"; China Outtricks ScaMo;

 

 

  

Murdoch News is an OXYMORON. It's not News but "Cash for Comment" Peter Foster and noted Australian conman was jailed for selling fraudulent product

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Morrison’s “I feel Optimistic” v Department  Head Economic Reports

The heads of Treasury and the Finance Department have just issued the most pessimistic Pre-Election Economic and Fiscal Outlook report since PEFOs have been a thing, as Alan Austin reports. LAST WEEK’S official assessment of the health of Australia’s economy foreshadows continuing worst-ever outcomes on virtually all important indicators. Had this been released with Labor in office, screaming headlines would be demanding the incompetent regime’s immediate sacking. The tabloids would be exhorting readers to take to the streets with pitchforks and flaming brands.

Source: Department heads give worst ever economic report after eight Coalition years

 

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It’s Labor’s Fault - again (Politics Australia)

SCOTT MORRISON has raised eyebrows by claiming that Labor is to blame for his incompetence and failures which h…

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Morrison declares Labor has been running the country

Morrison says screw the evidence take the bigot’s side on transgender women in sport  “its commonsense”. Research tests his claim is as much “bullshit”  as saying his kids are “blessed”. There is nothing common about it and evidence proves it makes no sense.

The Police, and the AFP have found no evidence that Katherine Deves, and her family have been physically threatened. Morrison’s insincere apology about disabled kids not being “blessed” mirrors Deve’s equally insincere “I’m not sorry I’ll just tone it down”. They need to be judged on their beliefs not just their styles and they have been and have been loudly by a bipartisan majority that have declared them wrong.

AOC and Swimming Australia threaten legal action over billboards claiming ‘women’s sport is not for men’

However, Morrison’s history in politics has known him to be as devious as a Golum and a sewer rat when it comes to dividing communities for a handful of votes. It’s how he won preselection in the first place.

 All of us have implicit stereotypes that guide the way we view the world. Many people will look at a transgender woman’s face or height and think “it’s unfair” if she wants to play in a women’s sport. That is an assumption.

Source: Let evidence not fear drive policies on trans athletes

 

Morrison quizzed on his relationship with Macron

By Katina Curtis

 He noted his government’s attention on foreign affairs has been occupied with the Pacific region lately.

Seemingly unaware that France is a Pacific Nation

‘I don’t think, I know’: French President Macron says Scott Morrison lied to him

 

 It turns out that most of the West’s experts were looking in the wrong place. As the noisiest commentators and politicians were fixated on Taiwan, China delivered its strategic masterstroke some 6000km away.

Most of the West's experts weren't 2000km away panicking when they realised what was happening on the doorstep. Fiji warned what was happening and Australian arrogance failed to listen. We preferred to be the global pariah when it came to Climate Change preferring to be European than an Pacific Nation.

Fiji PM accuses Scott Morrison of ‘insulting’ and alienating Pacific leaders

Exclusive: Frank Bainimarama says Australian leader is pushing nations towards China

China really only became a problem when Morrison's LNP realised it was failing miserably in the polls in the forth coming domestic election and in typical Thatcherite form needed the fear of war to improve it's chances at the polls. Morrison was a Sinophile little as 2019 praising his relationship with the CCP.

China delivered a masterstroke while the world watched Taiwan

Polling shows 45 per cent of Australians are more worried about their ability to make ends meet now than they were a year ago. Fifteen per cent said they were less worried, and 39 per cent said they felt about the same about their ability to make ends meet.

 

 

 

Nearly half of Australians worried about making ends meet, Vote Compass shows

Close to half of Vote Compass respondents are more worried about making ends meet than they were a year ago, and an overwhelming majority want businesses that increased revenues during the pandemic to pay back COVID-19 support.