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Tag Archives: Royal Commission
Union doo doo, shredded …
A bombshell went off in former CFMEU leader, Dave Hanna’s brain today, when caught lying by tape recordings played at the Royal Commission inquiring into Union corruption. The tape from a conversation in the Qantas lounge at Brisbane Airport has dropped … Continue reading
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Tagged CFMEU, comedy, dave hanna, michael smith, Oz politics, Royal Commission, spermgate, The Australian
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Labor attack dogs confirm their own protection racket …
Labor has just shown their true colours. They have gone in to war against a former High Court Judge, who is presiding over the Royal Commission into Union corruption. Judge Dyson’s Commission has already uncovered a wealth of corrupt Union … Continue reading
it’s over, Bill … go now
Bulls**t. is one of those terms well used in Ozzie vernacular, and a bulls**t artist is picked out easily by most ‘ozzies’. Which is why the Opposition Leader, Bull Shorten is often given the similar nickname of Bulls***en. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew bolt, bob hogg, comedy, larry pickering, media, michael smith, Oz politics, Royal Commission
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the ABC goes blind … deaf, too
Grace Collier describes the kind of scandals the ABC can’t see: In Queensland, Justin Steele, a construction union member, appeared in court accused of assaulting a woman, a construction employer. Steele is the first to be arrested by the special … Continue reading
supporting crooks …
Oh, dear: Queensland’s police minister in fake Louis Vuitton – do as I say, not as I do POLICE Minister Jo-Ann Miller has been accused of supporting organised crime after wearing a fake Louis Vuitton belt during the Labour Day … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC, comedy, Fairfax, government, jo-ann miller, John Swinson, Labor, Louis Vuitton, media, michael smith, organised crime, Oz politics, police minister, Royal Commission, Unions NSW
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crooks, bullies and liars … their rights to work?
Firstly, the Facebook post that funnily, sets the stage: Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union National Even if the leader of the Liberal Party isn’t Tony Abbott, It’ll be the ‘same horse, different jockey’ while they continue their attacks on … Continue reading
Four hundred grand buys industrial peace …
Michael Smith is presently in Western Australia, interviewing and researching the many items missed by the Royal Commission. That includes some Union representatives, discussing how the bribery worked. Tim Daly, former AWU WA secretary, “Thiess got what we paid for, … Continue reading
hot air and politics …
Labor’s second biggest mistake: a Carbon tax? (Update at bottom of post) http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/carbon-price-on-bill-shortens-agenda-as-he-goes-to-electorate-20141010-1148xe.html#ixzz3FpYJjv76 That makes it easy to campaign against. You see, it hasn’t warmed, even with a lot of extra CO2 in the atmosphere, that is, except for that … Continue reading
why Labor is on the nose …
Patronage. […] The Oxford Dictionary defines patronage thus: The power to control appointments to office or the right to privileges. What a horrible organisation. Yet Latham is right, patronage is the driving force that’s obviously central to decisions made by … Continue reading
“… a crooked lawyer beside him” …
Michael Smith sums up the Royal Commission into Union corruption, naming Julia Gillard as ‘a crooked lawyer’. Go on Comrade, sue him, if you think he is wrong. The TWU has also looked really bad in it’s endeavour to waste … Continue reading
