Oh. My. God. This is huge. The Age reports today that the Victorian Labour Party accepts political donations from companies that compete for government contracts.
This HAS SURELY NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF THE WORLD!
I am so shocked. I can't believe this is happening. I won't sleep for weeks.
Someone bring in the Feds, ASIO, ACCC, FBI, CIA, UN, Nato, NASA, UNESCO, Jimmy Carter, Jerry Springer, Judge Judy, priests and soothsayers, Andrew Demetriou, Big Brother, Bono, Sir Bob Geldof and Arthur the barber from Gertrude Street to come in and clear this mess up. Heads will roll. Brumby will do time, surely.
Fuck it, the Queen of England, our royal majestyness, needs to step in here and have the entire Victorian ALP sent to Port Arthur and install Mr. Bailleii, umm, Ballieiue, umm, Bauliieu, umm, Ted, as Premier immediately.
In other shocking news today, a scientist has proposed that the Earth is round and not flat.
Quiet news weekend, comrade.
ReplyDeleteThe journo in question, Royce Millar, has the reputation of something of a beat-up merchant.
The article also says there was no evidence of corrpution and it wasn't new.
So - why is it news, then.
I think there's a chain of 'logic' we can follow here, namely:
ReplyDeleteNSW has a Labor government
Victoria also has a Labor Government
NSW Labor raises a lot of money from property developers
Therefore, Victorian Labor raises a lot of money from property developers.
And yes, Royce is a beat-up merchant and his 'journalistic practices' are questionable.
LS
And what's happened to the "comments" thingo, over on the left.
ReplyDeleteIt's censorship, that's wot it is.
That's Stubbadub's job.
ReplyDeleteWell, Stubb's a slack bugger then.
ReplyDeleteBlame the Dutch. Seriously, it's their fault.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of Stubbadub, where is he? Did he get buried in a shallow grave somewhere by a dirty ho?
I wonder if she used a dirty hoe?
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure that's what I meant.
ReplyDeleteI just don't do this 'wit' thing that's so popular round these here parts.
No, you had right-of-way Boogey. Ramon incorrectly doubled-up on your joke.
ReplyDeleteNo, I did mean to spell it 'hoe' originally.
ReplyDeleteyou had right-of-way
Like any good Queenslander attempting their first hook turn, I careened across the traffic, caused a few pile-ups, then continued on my way with my finger out the window.
Rubbish.
ReplyDeleteBoogey crashed into me!
I wondered who owned that lime-green Datsun 120Y with the "Spin-doctors do it in circles" bumper sticker I clipped on my way through.
ReplyDeleteFUCK.
ReplyDeleteLabor, not Labour.
I hate it when people do that, now I've done it.
Hook turns rule, you QLD/NSW cunts don't know what your missing
ReplyDeletelol great post!
ReplyDeleteHook turns?
ReplyDeleteYou mean to tell me there is an known colloquial reference used for the dumbest road rule ever imagined.
Victoria.. the wild ride State.
You're just jelus of our mighty hook turns, homesick.
ReplyDeleteHook turns = right turns designed by the Jackass team.
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