Australia’s coward dhimmi Prime Minister:

10 Responses to Australia’s coward dhimmi Prime Minister:

1. Yokel says:

   December 21, 2015 at 08:48

   Is there any organisation in Australia that mirrors “Common Purpose” in Britain? Ostensibly a provider of management training, its “graduates” are expected to pass information amongst their network under “Chatham House rules” (use the information but never release attribution), and are expected to “Lead Beyond Authority”. When it first crept out of the woodwork, its leader was employed by John Prescott’s Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.

   If there is, I would venture to suggest it is hard at work currently reminding former trainees of their “true” loyalties!
   • Wombat says:

     December 21, 2015 at 13:31

     Nothing that springs to mind. We simply have the usual nod/wink career advancement if you’re on the progressive bandwagon as compared to die-in-place career advancement if you’re a straight, white male.

     Common purpose is simply another example of impatient progressives who are desperate to see the world become an open air gulag within their lifetime, and their selfish arrogance is going to be their undoing.
2. Ronbo says:

   December 21, 2015 at 12:52

   Turn-BULL?

   Wouldn’t Turn-COAT – as in traitor – be more descriptive of one many dangerous 5th columnists who infest the West like cockroaches on a sugar cube?
3. The Gantt Guy says:

   December 22, 2015 at 05:28

   Turnbull is what Turnbull has always been – Labor and the Greens’ man on the inside. There’s absolutely no surprise there.

   What that article does demonstrate, however, is how spectacularly unqualified for his role is Duncan Lewis. Surely, he would want to know which moslems are the ones likely to get incendiary at the thought of someone cracking a couple of “mohammed and the goat” jokes, and what better way to find out than to have some people crack a couple of “mohammed and the goat” jokes? By suppressing the “mohammed and the goat” jokes, he is ensuring the incendiary moslems remain under the radar and thus that much harder to identify.

   Then of course there was the line in there about the “anti moslem backlash” which only ever occurs in the elites’ fantasy world.

   My hope is Tony Abbott is quietly building a coalition of his own from the back benches, waiting for the shine to wear off Turnbull. My guess is people will start a Bring Back Tony movement the second the next bomb goes off in Martin Place. I hope Tony has his list of traitors and is keeping it current (and this time, has the balls to take a few out the back and give them a bullet in the head).
   • The Gantt Guy says:

     December 22, 2015 at 08:53

     I just stumbled across this excellent piece in American Spectator about Mal Dhimmi Turdballs.
     • Wombat says:

       December 22, 2015 at 12:24

       I very much doubt Turnbull will be rolled prior to the next election.

       Even after the next Allah Akbar event the progressive media will still make up phony polls indicating he’s more preferable to voters than Abbott.
       • The Gantt Guy says:

         December 22, 2015 at 13:25

         You’re probably right, wombat. I’m just an eternal optimist…
         • KG says:

           December 22, 2015 at 18:35

           Excellent article by Colebatch!!
           The depths of Turnbull’s ignorance, dishonesty and disloyalty have yet to be plumbed.
           To call him a turd on legs would be to praise him excessively.
           • The Gantt Guy says:

             December 22, 2015 at 19:10

             Yes, I felt it captured the essential … essence … of the man.

             That said, Abbott is to a large degree the architect of his own downfall, giving Turdballs ministerial responsibility for the ABC instead of making him clean the toilets.
             • KG says:

               December 22, 2015 at 19:45

               Yep, no question.