Take their names, take their names
Thu, 03/12/2009 - 1:46pm — Liam
Andrew West quotes Evatt:
The attitude of a small minority group of Labor members, particularly in Victoria, has, since 1949, become increasingly disloyal to the Labor movement and the Labor leadership.
The Daily Telegraph lists the putschists’ puppets:
The document cited (sic) by the Daily Telegraph includes rebel MPs Paul Gibson, Nick Lalich, Noreen Hay, Eddie Obeid, John Della Bosca, Joe Tripodi, Matt Brown, Grant McBride, Cherie Burton, Ninos Khoshoba (sic), Rob Furollo (sic), Frank Terenzini, Richard Amery, Tony Stewart, Tanyia Gadiel (sic) and Diane Beamer…
What a list. These are the people I joined the Labor Party to fight.
Amanda wrote:
A fair dinkum conga line of drop kicks.
Amanda wrote:
A fair dinkum conga line of drop kicks.
anonymous (not verified) wrote:
I thought that Rees was doing a decent job as premier given the circumstances that he had to clean out Iemma’s sty.
Real shame that they have elected a Yank. Are there really no Australians up to it?
the cockroach (not verified) wrote:
It because of people like you that I joined the Liberal party, to right the injustices of the world and serve my master and lord loyally and with eyes firmly fixed on the way forward. My Tone says that the ALP in NSW are a particularly corrupt mob, a blight on the birthplace of this wonderful country and if he gets his way they will all be sent to Goulburn to shear sheep and amuse the guards.
That is all, go and conspire with your filthy commo mates.
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