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12/10/14

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Originally posted by BeachDingo ↑

I'm not sure what you mean, but the libs are currently just bunch of ignorant extremists, Labour are just plain disappointing and the Greens are full of people who believe in energies an vibrational magic. Hence I'd rather go it alone. Mind you there is probably no better time in all of Australian political history to start a new party. One where each portfolio is represented by a well known expert. I see Goyte is trying something similar more locally in VIC. Most of those that are currently casting their vote to the current parties wish they had another choice. It's not all that silly really, just needs somebody to get it going and some "well-knows" to sign on.

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Some well knows to sign in eh?

You mean like start your own party, as Palmer did?

In your case you could call it the Warmist University Employees party. Has a cute ring to it eh?
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