This blog is open to any who wish to comment on Australian society, the state of the environment or political shenanigans at Federal, State and Local Government level.
I voted for Labor at the last federal election: 1. To get rid of Howard and his rightwing gang of idiots - PASS 2. In the belief that Labor would address climate change - FAIL 3. Hoping that pensioners would get a fairer go - PASS 4. Sure that public hospitals, community health services and dental care for the poor would improve - FAIL, CONDITIONAL PASS, FAIL 5. Confident that a Labor Government would get rid of those stupid sedition laws and be fairer to asylum seekers arriving unannounced by boat - FAIL, CONDITIONAL PASS 6. Certain that the Australian Labor Party would not become so right wing that it would introduce a national identity data base on the sly or try to censor free speech on the Internet - FAIL, FAIL 7. Knowing that Labor would do it's best to save the whales - PASS 8. Wishing that a Labor Government would stand up to big business bullies and self-righteous religious leaders - FAIL and FAIL again. As you can see my hopes & dreams are largely unmet. I'm not a happy camper. What are you going to do for those like me who felt betrayed by the Rudd Government and are of two minds about where you fit in the great policy scheme of things? Do our votes matter more to you than they did to Rudd?
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Hi! My name is Boy. I'm a male bi-coloured tabby cat. Ever since I discovered that Malcolm Turnbull's dogs were allowed to blog, I have been pestering Clarencegirl to allow me a small space on North Coast Voices.
A Who can't take criticism? musing:
My little canine friend Veronica Lake tells me that the latest bark on the block is a rumour that The Daily Examiner is editing online comments which point to holes and errors in its featured stories. Tsk, tsk, if this is true.
An ad aversion musing:
Overheard my hoomin say that if BOM places advertizing on its website she'll go back to looking out the window to check on the weather.
A still giggling musing:
Which NSW North Coast editor once wrote this in an online profile? Who I'd like to meet:
French footballers, Swedish porn stars, binge drinkers, lost souls and artistic temperaments. Italian desperados need not apply. and Q: How will you be defined in the dictionary? A: A lewd street performerA Get Smart musing:
On 23 January 2012 the Liberals Deputy Leader Julie Bishop’s RMI listed the gift of a media pad from Huawei Technologies (Aust) Pty Ltd.
This company also appears to have paid for her accommodation when she visited China in January 2012.
Isn’t this an Australian subsidiary of the Chinese corporation that ASIO has warned the Gillard Government against?
Radio New Zealand News:
Huawei has been blocked from winning contracts to upgrade Australia's broadband network and from doing some business deals in the United States due to security concerns.
A thought to ponder:In case of bushfire or flood - do you have an emergency evacuation plan for the family pet? An adoption musing:Every week on the NSW North Coast a number of cats and dogs find themselves without a home. If you want to do your bit and give one bundle of joy a new family, contact Happy Paws on 0419 404 766 or your local council pound.
Boy's Email: catlives9z AT gmail.com
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