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I am now having to force myself not to vomit when I see a photo or image of John Howard. Does this cretinous politician represent what we feel is Australia? Is the behaviour of this callous liar behaviour befitting an Australian Prime Minister? He said only a few weeks ago: "I could get Hicks out, but I won't!"
Now the little rooster is crowing with enormous satisfaction. Hicks is out!
I can feel the sweat on Howard's brow.
Hicks is the handkerchief that wipes the brow dry.
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The boys from Marrickville travelled home to fight against the Serbs and the boys from Tempe went home to fight the Croats. We wept for the Aussie who was a Jew who went home to Israel to fight the Muslims. Yet Hicks went away to fight other Muslims and look where he is now. If for just one moment the Taliban had remained allies of the United States, as they had previously been, Hicks today could very well be regarded as a hero.
Hicks did not take up arms against his own.
He was fighting against the Northern Alliance, a gladbag troupe of warlords who just happened to be having their turn as allies of the United States.
Hicks did not take up arms against his own.
He was fighting against the Northern Alliance, a gladbag troupe of warlords who just happened to be having their turn as allies of the United States.
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John Howard reminds me of Bart Simpson: "I didn't do it!"
The phrase "I didn't do it" became a hit song in The Simpsons episode.
Well, here's a message for John Howard to hear till the crows come home.
It's called: " Yes, John, you did it, and we all know you did it."
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Lotto [above] wrote: How sad it is to think that our Prime Minister is so disliked, that people can only think that an incident like this serves him right..How sad. How true. Howard is a contemptible buffoon and the letters written to The Telegraph say it all. We seem all to be in agreement that our Prime Minister is way past his bedtime.
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TV reflects society, it is assumed. If this were to be true then Australia is sodden with filth. But hey! My country is okay up here in northern New South Wales, so there must be some disparity between our way of life and that of urban Oz.
We sometimes watched Robson and now sometimes we watch Coren and we are left with wonderment that we exist in the same country.
If any of our Aussies up here behaved similarly to the mob on TT or ACA then we'd soon know that we were off the game, so to speak.
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And you, Luke, might ponder why an ants nest is easily stirred, given that the inequities of our society continue to dissipate people's identities. The Australian experiment included a couple of hundred years of denial of the Aboriginal Identity. Now you question Mundine as to his identity? Perhaps you already have identified Mundine? | help. news @ news. com. au |
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Rudd did not, as Howard did, tell us lies to get us into war. Howard should be gaoled for his duplicity.
Howard, in hock to Dubya Bush, is now trying to tell us Rudd is in hock to Burke.
Rather Burke, than Bush, the Bomber.
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