Webdiary - Independent, Ethical, Accountable and Transparent
header_02 home about login header_06
header_07
search_bar_left
date_box_left
date_box_right.jpg
search_bar_right
sidebar-top content-top

Archive - Mar 2, 2009

Date
Submitted by Margo Kingston on March 2, 2009 - 2:34pm.
What does Pauline Hanson have to say?
"The Pauline Hanson phenomenon was triggered, in my opinion, by the terrible mistakes of the Labor Government in implementing competition policy with no plan for transition for the many rural communities it would decimate, and by the expulsion of robust debate on social issues, with the connivance of the media, including me. The idea was that if politically incorrect views were not aired they would disappear. The opposite was true, and the excluded exploded in 1996 when her remarks about Aboriginal welfare saw her expulsion from the Liberal Party and an incredible 20 per cent swing against Labor in what had been one of their safest Queensland seats."- Margo Kingston
left
right
[ category: ]
spacer
Submitted by Richard Tonkin on March 2, 2009 - 2:12pm.
Apathy at War's End
Here was stupid little me thinking that a war ended when the bullets stopped flying and the the soldiers went home.  Nowadays you can just declare your troops to be in non-combat-mode and leave them on the soil they invaded.
left
right
[ category: ]
spacer
© 2006 - 2008, Webdiary Pty Ltd
Disclaimer: This site is home to many debates, and the views expressed on this site are not necessarily those of Webdiary Pty Ltd.
Contributors submit comments on their own responsibility: if you believe that a comment is incorrect or offensive in any way,
please submit a comment to that effect and we will make corrections or deletions as necessary.

Margo Kingston

Margo Kingston Photo © Elaine Campaner

Advertisements