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14/01/15

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Originally posted by benbradley ↑

I guess in Al Capone's Chicago those who liked the idea of the city being controlled by a criminal gangster like Al Capone, who liked his flow of that the time illegal liquor and the gambling, prostitution and other at the time criminal activities would not have minded that Al Capone and his criminal thugs essentially owned the city and the political apparatus...
Al Capone knew he had to keep the portion of the population that either provided these then illegal services, and the people who enjoyed them, happy in order for them to accept this gangster controlling and looting profits from the people of the city...

In today's context the criminal gansgter union-bosses who own, control and decide leadership for the labor party are similar to Al Capone in that they know they must continue to provide welfare bribes and government subsidies for a large enough portion of the population to gain enough votes to steal an election regularly...

I guess the criminal gangster union-bosses differ from Al Capone in that they actively pursue policies to expand the welfare-dependent portion of the population, dumb-down the younger generation by corrupting the education system and opening our borders so as to expand the numbers of potential labor "customers" for welfare, dole and subsidies who will then vote labor to continue to expand these payments...

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There is a very interesting dynamic occurring in this Queensland election campaign.

Look who is actively campaigning against the LNP, other than the usual offenders, Fairfax and the ABC.

1. Criminal organised crime gangs. (so called bikies)

2. Trade unions.

Now, according to the Royal commission, trade unions have been known to "employ" members of organised crime bikie gangs as stand over men.

So, we have a situation where criminals and trade unions have it in for the LNP government. They want their mates in Labor back so that things can return to "business as usual." Very interesting, and all good reasons to vote LNP.
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