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Originally posted by copperroad ↑

Bleeding obvious for the ones who don't live in denial.
Adam Brant was saying it was privatization (denial of the greens role in the whole mess). Renewable target anyone?
Punters know it was Labor and their little sleep over with the nutty greens that gave us the power mess we see today. SA was another Labor brain melt.
Gillard had to deal with the devil in order to form a govt and she willingly sold us all out for that opportunity.
Now all politicians need to do is fix it.
The power mess is a tier 1 classic politician cluster F if ever there was one.

I noticed Albo has just said the govt stopped the boats (took long enough) and yet he will be more humane in dealing with refugees. I think that is political speak for i can do everything when i cant. The hard part was fixed by the govt, not Labor talking BS. Its a signal to the loony left that we cant open the borders up again, but we can chuck you a bone. Even he knows a labor govt will probably be removed if they play that open borders trick again.

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Copperroad,

"Punters know it was Labor and their little sleep over with the nutty greens that gave us the power mess we see today."

That and the geneticly modified offspring that they produced from that "sleepover" that now infest the Coalition!

And somebody said "GM" was safe

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