Fighting Fake News with REAL 3/5/22; Morrison , Frydenberg, Royal Commission, The Enviroment;

 

 

 

 

  

Morrison didn't learn this from Trump he did the same to get preselected for the seat of Cook in 2007 over Michael Towke over 10 years ago. He spread the rumour that Australians wouldn't be able accept a Lebanese Moslem representing them as Towke couldn't be trusted. Towke was nevertheless a Christian and very much an Australian. But Morrison spread the rumours in order to divide the branch. 

Now he's escalated to dividing the Liberal Party as a whole with numbers abandoning ship like never seen before. He's grabbing for lifesavers, doing deals with Clive'sUAP and preferencing in Higgins anti-vaxxers and Putin supporters. Frydenberg is desperately putting out the message that the LNP are going to lose with his new seemingly Independent slogan "Keep Josh".

  

If Morrison wins the ABC Australia's Independent broadcaster will become a distant memory

Final election debate to be hosted by Channel Seven

The National Press Club and the ABC have also been pushing to host a leaders’ debate, however last week the prime minister indicated he would only debate on commercial channels.

 The second leaders’ debate is set to be held this Sunday on ( Peter Costello's) Channel Nine, employing a panel of three journalists (Chosen and hosted by?) for an hour-long discussion.

The third and last leaders’ election debate will be hosted by free-to-air broadcaster ( Kerry Stoke's ) Channel Seven and moderated by Mark Riley on Wednesday 11 May.

 

Where is My Ostrich?

This entire Katherine Deves episode is NOT about transgender participation in sport. It is a ‘divide & conquer’ strategy that Moronson is playing straight from the Crosby-Textor playbook.

What is truly appalling is that ScatMo is all too WILLING to do it…

Frydenbergs most recent slogan “Keep Josh” makes him  sound more like an Independent who no longer wants to be seen as part of the  Losers Team. He should declare which side he’s on.

So it’s pretty clear that the independents have certain candidates more worried about them than the Labor Party which is why I find their whole strategy about as clever as Barnaby Joyce running on a platform of: “I’m so into family values that I have two families.” The first difficulty any independent has is getting noticed. If I were to run in Kooyong, I’d be lucky to attract a handful of votes but if Josh were to say publicly that you shouldn’t vote for me,

I’d probably get more votes than if he ignored me. Similarly, Timmy Wilson’s dummy spit about Zoe Daniel’s signs means that I know who’s the “Voices Of” candidate for Goldstein even though I’m not in that electorate.

Let’s be real, it’s thanks to the Libs that Monique Ryan is being interviewed here, there and everywhere. It’s thanks to the Libs that a large number of the people in the endangered electorates know who the teal candidate is and what they stand for.

 

Source: Independent ABC Must Declare Who They’ll Side With After The Election! – » The Australian Independent Media Network

Our secular Democracy allows what they don’t. It has become increasingly obvious that the Separation of Powers and have no place in in Morrison’s Australia.

Let me tell you about the most brazen assault on Australia’s secular democracy you have probably never heard about.

A plan by a shadowy group of “prophets” and “apostles” to take over the world sounds like the stuff of a bad airport novel, but it is one of the most important ideas in the Pentecostal movement today.

 

The premise of 7M, as it’s often called, is that the seven pillars of society have been taken over by demonic powers. Believers have to reclaim control of these “mountains” so that Christ can return to rule over the Earth.

Source: Morrison and the secret Pentecostal plan for world domination

 

Frydenberg seems hardly a "Team Player". His new Billboard seems to suggest the LNP will lose but Kooyong should "Keep Josh" anyway. What to lead a New Opposition? His  change of slogan is less Team Spirited and in fact more "Independent"

 "His campaign team, which will spend more than $2 million in Kooyong, launched new “Keep Josh” billboards on the weekend in a bid to differentiate the Treasurer from Prime Minister Scott Morrison,"

The Treasurer claimed at his election launch that independent Monique Ryan’s 87-year-old mother-in-law said she would vote for him because he was “nice”.

The treasurer’s recounting of the conversation, which he also delivered at a private function days earlier, drew laughter from the crowd but angered Ryan.

“My mother-in-law was misquoted by Mr Frydenberg,” Ryan told The Age and the Herald. “She was not asked if her private conversation with him could be used in a public forum.” Ryan did not detail in what way her mother-in-law was misquoted.

“She is a frail 87-year-old lady who should not have been brought into the public spotlight in this way. It is beyond the pale that Mr Frydenberg would use my frail 87-year-old mother-in-law as the butt of his jokes for cheap laughs. It’s behaviour like that that has turned so many people in Kooyong away from Mr Frydenberg and the Liberal Party.”

 She certainly isn't Ted Baillieu's Son in his 20s who clearly wasn't confused when writing why he wrote hia opinion piece in the AGE and joined Monique Ryan's campaign

Kooyong contest gets ugly as Frydenberg ‘misquotes’ Ryan’s frail mother-in-law

Of all the post-election royal commissions proposed to deal with Coalition corruption, one has a chance of retrieving billions, as Alan Austin reports. THE COALITION GOVERNMENT has squandered hundreds of billions of dollars through either incompetence or, worse, deliberate intent to enrich its foreign mates. Most of the frittered funds are gone forever. But maybe not all. The vast wealth and income lost over the last eight years through export corporations that pay little or no tax may actually be traceable and recoverable, in part at least. This will require an investigation with the powers of a royal commission and broad terms of reference. It will also require a change of government.

Source: The royal commission that could recoup billions of rorted Aussie dollars

 

 

 Morrison the BUFFOON bragged he served up this dinner of RAW Chicken to his family

And which media outlet will TELL US it's raw chicken Scott Morrison is lying to us all) and we're being taken for fools? Ch7? Ch9? Ch10? The ABC? The Murdoch Press? Nobody? So Scomo gets away with it again???

1. Source: Scott Morrison’s Facebook post

2. How a chicken korma should look.

 

These same media outlets spent a week castigating Albo for a mistaken stat that didn't harm anyone 

 

 

 

Election May 3, 2022

 It makes it worse now that a Senior Russian has declared Hitler a Jew

Higgins MP and potential future frontbencher Katie Allen has been forced to execute a monumental backflip after issuing how-to-vote cards preferencing a United Australia Party candidate who has since gone bad. Very bad.

After last week’s ballot draw, Allen’s office reported UAP candidate Ingram Spencer to the federal police for allegedly acting aggressively towards people and “scaring everyone”. Days later, he was arrested for allegedly using a carriage service to harass someone and placed behind bars ahead of a first court hearing later this week.

So imagine the surprise among Higgins’ Liberal members and broader constituents when tens of thousands of them received Liberal how-to-vote cards instructing them to preference Spencer, a QAnon-following Vladimir Putin admirer, ahead of Labor and the Greens.

Source: Election 2022: Higgins MP Katie Allen sends how-to-vote cards preferencing anti-vax, pro-Putin UAP candidate

  

The LNP in Government have done nothing in a decade. Why should we give them another term?

Australia is losing more biodiversity than any other developed nation. Already this year the charismatic and once abundant gang gang cockatoo has been added to our national threatened species list, the koala has been listed as endangered and the Great Barrier Reef suffered another mass bleaching event.

The Australian public consistently rates the loss of our unique plants and animals as a key concern. Indeed, in a recent poll of 10,000 readers of The Conversation, “the environment” was identified as the second-biggest issue affecting their lives, behind climate change at number one.

Fail: our report card on the government’s handling of Australia’s extinction crisis

Sarah Bekessy, RMIT University and Brendan Wintle, The University of Melbourne