It's not politics, it's business!

Mr_Jupiter 21 December 2005 0 minutes read

So now we learn that John Howard's hand-picked government drone to head the erroneously named Fair Pay Commission was a director of a company that went belly-up, owing dumped employees over $700,000. This on top of the Liberal Party mega-donor who was recently forced to resign his cushy job on the board of the Reserve Bank after revelations about his company's tax evasion "dispute" with the Tax Office. Ah, yes, the Liberal Party! It's not politics or public service, it's business!

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Anonymous · 21 years ago
He only went out of business because the minimum wage is too high.
Don't you guys understand anything?

A.Bolt
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Chato · 21 years ago
It is easy to be critical, but
you should try running government
with your snout in the trough, or
your face jammed into Bush arse.
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Anonymous · 21 years ago
I dont want to be critical, y'know, but this guy, well, this guy - he is a cunt.
A born again christian cunt.
And he works for an even bigger cunt.

So fuck them. Fuck you. And fuck the lot of them.

Thank you and goodnight.

Your Troubled Conscience
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monsveneris · 20 years ago
As in the United States, so too in Australia: the corporate/conservative alliance believes it has a divine right to rule. It sees no diffeerence between its business interests and that of national leadership. As others have already pointed out, there IS a war on: a class war, with socio-economic divisions entrenched by the cruel, greedy and aggressive policies of Bush in the US and Howard Downunder.
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