Saturday 27th of April 2024

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scomo...scomo... 

Arriving in Melbourne at a dinner for the faithful it seems, ScoMo was upbeat. He had slayed the French Napoleon in a submarine Waterloo op, he’d made a pledge that “global warming is a major problem for humanity”, that COAL was good for the economy, that going "all the way with the damn Yankee” was the Australian way of the future and that electric cars were the salvation of the weekends. Life was beaut — pity he had to wait till next year to declare an election as time had run out in this fast disappearing calendar year.

 

But, teeth gleaming of white shoe polish, Scomo was bouncing in his Kerosene blue suit. If he had appeared slightly jaded earlier, it was only due to the gruelling schedule between telling the world "how good was Australia” in Glasgow, so many times that his voice was coarse but the doubtful gave up and believe in Him. He contrasted this with His management of the little French corporal Macron who thought his subs were as good or better than the AUKUS’s. Scomo did not want to humiliate Macron beyond the normal diplomatic release of documents and secret phone conversations. Magnanimous, Scomo was the top of the heap. 

 

Marching like a big blue bull in a China shop — note the capital C — hollering to the admirers, energised by the morning dumps on Macron, and licking some US balls, Scomo had election victory in his gleaming eyes. And this was only Melbourne! Wait till he lands in Sydney — his home town where the voters are dying of admiration for his growing guts. 

 

“We’ve got to get rid of Morrison…” grumbled a nasty lefty to his latte, like a Guy Fawkes who accidentally found 20 barrels of gunpowder, left by the government forces in a deceitful entrapment move… 

 

Another lefty ponders about what kind of new rorts, Scomo will douse the swinging part of the unwashed population wearing backward-baseball-caps… Scomo has already got the slouched hat people, the rabbit/kanga hat of the farming wheat-stalk chewing combined-harvester land-owners and he has also captured the miners with his crown-like yellow hard-hat in the midst of an incessant number of self-praising news conferences — all in his back-pocket. 

 

The journos could become tired by the pace. Some journos tend to loose their critical eye that in normal times would smell the deceit, but with so much self-pumping Scomo news, most lose their pencil-sharp minds to the fairy-floss of the positivityvity. One cannot argue with positivityvity… While Tony Abbott was the king of negativity, Scomo is the emperor of positivityvity… The national interest is positively aired and plumped on our beds like a comfortable warm doonah. 

 

The former Scomo of failed advertising has bloomed into the master of slogans and, if a negative word appears, it’s to dispel another negative, reinforcing the positivityvity. “Technology, not taxes!” Brilliant. We, the morons at large, don’t care if the technology may or may not work, or exist, we won’t have to pay TAXES… or if we do they would have been minimised by Scomo the-tax-slasher, down to the minimum smallest…

 

Mind you, if you become old and frail and enter into a home for the one foot-in-the grave candidates, the government (and its minted acolytes of the retirement village industry) will screw you blind — not like a blind trust that can save you heaps should you be a member of parliament — but blind like you can't read the small print because your eyes aren’t that good anymore… But at least, you did not die of Covid-19, as according to Scomo-himself, he did all he could to secure vials of vaccines that have prolonged your life by six months. You should be grateful like his minted acolytes of the retirement village industry are, for cashing in on another six months of fees — and we are….

 

So all is well and best in the world of Scomo Australia. What could go wrong? Nothing!

 

If Scomo did not believe in Noah’s Ark, he would be the PERFECT Prime Minister. Hum, because of this little indiscretion, I cannot vote for him nor for his mob of saints...

 

 

Gus Leonisky

 

A brave non-soul…

 

 

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Labor has branded as “extraordinary” and a “lie” comments from Scott Morrison that it is siding with China and planned to increase fuel prices at the last election, as the Prime Minister continues his backflip on previous criticisms of electric vehicles.

“It’s just extraordinary … He’s prepared to say anything at all and hope that people don’t hold him to account for what he said yesterday,” Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese said.

Mr Morrison’s publicity tour of Victoria continued on Thursday with a round of morning television interviews, before attending Remembrance Day commemorations in Melbourne.

 

Speaking to Sunrise, the PM claimed Labor’s 2019 election policies would have “put up the cost of fuel to try to force people to switch” to electric vehicles.

 Mr Morrison also repeated debunked claims that Labor’s target for electric vehicles – aimed at 50 per cent of sales by 2030 – would have been a binding mandate. Challenged on that by the Seven hosts on Thursday, Mr Morrison then instead turned to a false claim that Labor wanted to put up petrol prices.

“The Labor Party likes to tell people what to do. They love telling people what to do. That’s not my approach,” he told Sunrise, repeating his latest campaign talking point.

On Nine’s Today, Mr Morrison was asked about French president Emmanuel Macron branding him a liar over the nuclear submarine stoush. The PM claimed that Mr Albanese had “backed in the Chinese government and a number of others in having a crack at me as well”, but did not detail what he meant.

Mr Morrison has previously shrugged off questions about the AUKUS pact being aimed at countering China. Asked in a September 2GB interviewwhether the nuclear submarine plan was specifically aimed at China, he said he had “seen all that commentary” but that “all I know is that we’re doing this to ensure that our region is stable”.

 

Labor reacted with outrage to Mr Morrison’s comments, fiercely denying the unfounded allegations it was  siding with China or that its 2019 EV policy had anything to do with fuel prices.

“This is a prime minister who spent years ridiculing electric vehicles, saying it would end the weekend, saying it would increase prices,” Mr Albanese told 2SM radio on Thursday.

“He’s been on television this morning making these mad claims, saying that the electric vehicles policy that we took to the last election somehow had something to do with fuel prices.”

 

Labor’s 2019 plan would have made fuel efficiency standards more stringent, likely raising the price of gas-guzzling cars. However, better fuel standards would lead to greater savings on petrol, according to a 2019 report from the Department of Infrastructure.

Labor’s shadow climate minister, Chris Bowen, accused Mr Morrison of “lying” about opposition climate policies.

“Not even in the 2019 election campaign did the LNP claim Labor policy would put up petrol prices. But Morrison is dishonestly saying it now,” he tweeted.

 

READ MORE: https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2021/11/11/scott-morrison-lie-electric-vehicle/

 

So Scummo tells more lies? WHAT'S NEW!???

 

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