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03/02/17

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Originally posted by chairs ↑

Yep Malcolm is generally a loser.
He won big, very big on the sale of Ozemail which made him very wealthy but he is generally a loser in many other enterprises.
He is egocentric and oblivious of the longer term consequences of his actions.
He made derogatory statements about President Trump prior to his election plus stitched up a deal with the outgoing lame duck President Obama that was contradictory to Trump's election policy.
Then when his gamble didn't pay off he had to eat humble pie and still is.
Malcolm slapped our important trading partner Japan in the face to reject their tender ( an existing sub that works) for the Australian submarine contract by awarding the contract to France for an as yet designed sub.
When the US cancelled their involvement in the Trans Pacific Partnership Malcolm suggested to Japan and the others that they could still have an agreement without the US -
Japan said NO - I wonder why?
Malcolm had already trashed the proposed TPP by awarding the sub contract to an EU country.
Another memorable moment was the "Utegate Affair" which was final straw that lost Malcolm the leadership of the opposition.
Gee there are many more Malcolm Moments - you can add to the list
How did a great country like Australia end up with such a loser as prime minister?

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How? Well I can tell you. The Liberal Party is now dominated by losers, with a left wing bent. That atrocious Pyne is a typical example!
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