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Love is the answer! Now pass the bong and lets get high.
LordyLordyLordy
Me neither
Lordy Lordy Lordy; you know better than what you are proposing.
Xenox Babe
This is loony lefties gone mad! Do you wanna be in league with Osama???
Patriot
"...the defining characteristic of the Bush Administration is that it uses its power not to implement its policies, but uses its policies to entrench its power. Not content to implement policy in the existing framework of the two-party system at home and the existing international order abroad, the Bush team seeks to bend the framework, restructure the order.
The actions of the Bush White House show that it seeks, above all, to structurally strengthen the Republican Party at the structural expense of its Democrat opponents. That is, the Bush Administration is working to permanently entrench the Republican Party in power. And in a close parallel, Bush's foreign policy is working to impose a new vision of permanent US global domination."
- THE MAIN GAME, by Peter Hartcher
Not only were Australian citizens barred from entering Parliament when the head of state of another country spoke to the house on Thursday, but the next day a foreign national was deciding which Australians were to be allowed in - and not a peep out of our so-called leaders.
Michael Butler, letter to The Age
It's not mindless anti-Americanism that has more Australians protesting Bush's imperial sleepover than Hu Jintao's visit - it's informed citizenship. We don't have Chinese spy bases on Australian soil, we didn't participate in their invasion of Tibet and the Chinese aren't holding any Aussies without trial and in solitary confinement.
Besides, the US, like Australia, is at least nominally still a democracy and its Government theoretically open to persuasion.
Liam Cranley, letter to The Age
Consider what we have just seen. The so-called "leader of the free world" visits a "friendly" country, surrounded by armed guards, with fighter aircraft patrolling overhead, so afraid for his own safety that he dare not come within shouting distance of ordinary people. Osama bin Laden must be laughing.
J.Hussain, letter to The Age
To what depth has politics sunk when shock-jocks and media barons are invited to The Lodge to meet Bush, yet Simon Crean, who represents at least half the population, is excluded?
Val McKenna, letter to The Age
-John Howard, PM
A Spanish army sergeant died Sunday from a shot fired accidentally by a colleague, the defense ministry said. He was the third Spaniard to die in Iraq since the war "ended".
Spain has a vast force of 1,300 very anxious troops stationed in Iraq as part of a multinational brigade under the command of Poland.
Whaaa...!!!! Did you say POLAND!?!
The latest dead Spaniard died after a gun being handled by a colleague went off, according to the ministry.
A Spanish navy captain died in the bombing of the U.N. headquarters in Baghdad in August, and a Spanish intelligence officer working out of the embassy was shot and killed outside his home earlier this month.
Hey, what ever happend to that brave little band of Eritrean troops? I think there were about 50 of them in there helping out those poor struggling US forces.
- Dusty Davo from Derrimut
You just watch how the US fucks Australia over on so-called "free trade". Just ask the Canadians and Mexicans how sore their asses are! For starters, Aussies can kiss their Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme goodbye, along with local content rules for TV etc.
1. America's unrivalled power
2. Unilateralism
3. Preemption
On all three, America has fucked-up and failed in both poor old bloody Afghanistan, and poor old bloody Iraq. Not to mention the rest of the planet.
Spare a shekel for a bummed-out President hoping to con a few troops out of the very nations he spat on BEFORE the American invasion of Iraq?
Angry Patriot
- Dusty Davo from Derrimut
- Dusty Davo from Derrimut
Your just jealous.
And remember I'm a sheriff now!
John W. Howard
aka Mr Magoo
- Dusty Davo from Derrimut
lower turnout than the original election for Gov davis it seems.
well, i thought there might be an article in it somewhere but missus told me there was no wine left halfway into the second paragraph and it went downhill from there; the theory is that I make more sense when I am unaware of what i and doing
In all honesty, despite all of the millions they spend on producing comedies, this is one of the funniest things that has come out of California, way funnier than Ronald Reagan even; it is proof that those Californians have a great sense of humour!
The people vote for who they want. It was a record turnout I hear.
No big deal!
Tom