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It's 2017 and Peter Dutton is still in a position of power. Just reminding people.
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Gridlocked posted:It's 2017 and Peter Dutton is still in a position of power. Just proof that you can follow your dreams, even if you are a potato.
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Jan 6, 2017 06:51
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I can't believe you took my idea, drat you Cartoon! 
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One group had a small bag of coke stored in the back of their room’s TV. It was then racked up using, appropriately, a Medicare card to split the white powder and then hoovered down by young women, clutching at their nostrils. https://www.buzzfeed.com/markdistefano/what-a-time-to-be-malcolm?utm_term=.rfdDN6Ky0#.cj4B0lODa
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Former One Nation senator Rod Culleton has written a letter to the president of the Senate, asking him to recall Parliament “as a matter of urgency” to overturn his bankruptcy ruling. Dumbass In the letter, dated January 4, 2017, Culleton asked Senate president Stephen Parry to “invoke Standing Order 58 (b) and (c ) as a matter of urgency” and recall Parliament, to allow the Senate to decide “as a priority” whether the ruling is valid. Culleton wants the Senate to be allowed to vote on overruling the Federal Court, which declared him bankrupt in December as the result of legal action taken by former Wesfarmers director Dick Lester, who is seeking $280,000 from Culleton. Dumbass
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Jan 6, 2017 09:38
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Lid posted:Former One Nation senator Rod Culleton has written a letter to the president of the Senate, asking him to recall Parliament “as a matter of urgency” to overturn his bankruptcy ruling. Sorry Culleton, that's not an Admiralty Parliament so they can't overturn the High Court. You need to write to the skipper of a Japanese whaler to invoke their freedom from international whale law that refracts back to the UN then through to Australia top-down to overrule on your bankruptcy. Did I do that right?
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Jan 6, 2017 10:07
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The Health minister is on Borrowed Time. Reddit post reports her other expenses quote:hey susan you scummy gently caress. While you are at it.
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Comstar posted:The Health minister is on Borrowed Time. I hesitate to call this a paper trail when it's more of a four lane paper expressway.
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Jan 6, 2017 10:19
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Holy poo poo not only was it an impulse purchase but it was from a Liberal Party donor, what a coincidence!
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Synthbuttrange posted:Holy poo poo not only was it an impulse purchase but it was from a Liberal Party donor, what a coincidence! Don't also forget that her official trip didn't involve meeting any officials. Unless the LNP backer counts of course.
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Jan 6, 2017 10:41
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Comstar posted:The Health minister is on Borrowed Time. 1488 is a specific number. Something I'm missing or coincidence?
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AgentF posted:1488 is a specific number. Something I'm missing or coincidence? Coffee Machine that only makes flat whites. Try the veal
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Magog posted:I can't believe you took my idea, drat you Cartoon! Content errr....
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Lid posted:Former One Nation senator Rod Culleton has written a letter to the president of the Senate, asking him to recall Parliament “as a matter of urgency” to overturn his bankruptcy ruling. Rod Culleton: Sovereign Citizen In Power
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If there's one practice I wish they'd crack down on its claiming living allowance whilst staying in properties owned by a related party.
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Nibbles! posted:If there's one practice I wish they'd crack down on its claiming living allowance whilst staying in properties owned by a related party. Just make politicians subject to exactly the same allowances and reimbursements as any other Commonwealth employee. Also the same auditing and fraud control. (I realise this will never happen because the Born To Rule will never lower themselves to semi peasant status)
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DancingShade posted:I hesitate to call this a paper trail when it's more of a four lane paper expressway. Given this: Comstar posted:Explain the 1488 dollars you spent on a coffe machine for your office. when you have no visitors?. In other news: http://thestringer.com.au/australia...67#.WG-isFN97IW I don't really know who wrote this, but they don't understand Australian First Nation cultures very well, even with their first hand experiences in community. From a Western perspective, he's not wrong though. As with other ethnic minorities, gays and women, First Nations people would be better off in the East of this wide brown shitstain of a land. e: Oh gently caress I was beaten like a brownshirt BlitzkriegOfColour fucked around with this message at 01:43 on Jan 7, 2017 |
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Wissen Sie, wer Kaffee liebte?
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Assange is still Australian so https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/817322050297745408 Lets laugh at how wikileaks are now anti leak.
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I feel like if it was at all possible, WikiLeaks should have distanced itself from Assange by now. He's probably going a bit insane locked up like that for so long.
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Lid posted:Assange is still Australian so I'm not sure they want the leaking to stop per se. They're just kind of pointing at it. Also pointing out "hey they don't even follow their own rules". Honestly I'm more surprised when the higher ups actually do follow rules, particularly in Australia.
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Seems like a bit of sour grapes for not getting leaked it first
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norp posted:Seems like a bit of sour grapes for not getting leaked it first Leaks are illegal!
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Wikileaks can't play the middle man, they're in too deep and made too many enemies. There are many people not just in US politics but elsewhere who'd like to see them go away and I'm expecting some concerted efforts in that direction this year.
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Jan 7, 2017 05:59
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They pretty much got done when a group that leaked them clean files of tremendous bribery showed that wikileaks had edited them to remove references to Russia. It proved that the pristine leak argument is bullshit.
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Jan 7, 2017 06:07
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Pretty much nobody but anti-establishment conservatives likes Wikileaks anymore. Assange is too anti-semetic, supported loving gamergate of all things, alienated center-left journos by being a tool and he is a rapist. Plus the recent dumps have included details of dissidents and targets of discrimination across the world instead of war crimes and poo poo.
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ewe2 posted:Wikileaks can't play the middle man, they're in too deep and made too many enemies. There are many people not just in US politics but elsewhere who'd like to see them go away and I'm expecting some concerted efforts in that direction this year. Iceland is mysteriously going to lose internet connectivity in 2017, is what you're saying? *some time passes* What Iceland? You mean Greenland? *shows model globe with liquid paper covering part of the northern Atlantic* Nothing but ice and ocean mate, it's doubleplus good.
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There's also this thought bubble he had over night on his second twitter account that he uses to scream at and threaten people who post things negative about himself or Wikileaks Hopefully he rots in that embassy forever.
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Seemlar posted:Hopefully he rots in that embassy forever. I think it's clear by now you don't need to hope. Even if he was to leave I reckon he'd vanish or fall down some stairs pretty quickly.
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DancingShade posted:I think it's clear by now you don't need to hope. He would probably kill himself just so people would think he'd been assassinated.
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Seemlar posted:There's also this thought bubble he had over night on his second twitter account that he uses to scream at and threaten people who post things negative about himself or Wikileaks Maybe they could put parentheses around the names of these people to indicate they are on the network?
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Didn't people think he was dead up until very recently? And that Wikileaks had been compromised?
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Believe nothing you hear and only half you see  Also realise there are like a hundred state actors on all sides before any "information" reaches you on the topic. You're never going to get a definitive answer so focus on the important things like coffee machines and impulse buying investment properties during your lunch break.
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Andrew O'Hagan described his dealings with Assange while attempting to ghostwrite Assange's autobiography and his paranoid egotism and the slow stripping of support from others was already on display well before the US election. He's just batshit crazy now. He probably thinks he's puppetmastering Russia. The only people who will deal with him under the Wikileaks banner are pretty much either yesmen or equally deranged.
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Everyone is already crazy. The sooner you realise that the more the world makes sense.
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