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23rd July 2010
PM’s Office
Canberra
Dear Julia,
You’re not going to believe this. Neville and I were at Penrith last Monday for the match between the Eels and the Panthers.
Early in the second half our lads were down 22-4. I couldn’t believe it. Then suddenly I knew exactly what to do. I called up my cousin Frank on the mobile. He carries the water-bottles for the Eels. I told him that the problem was that the team wasn’t Moving Forward.
Guess what happened! Frank passed on the message and they won. Isn’t that one of the greatest things you’ve ever heard. If Moving Forward works for the Eels it can work for the country.
Listen you don’t mind if I have another word about Kevin do you? The Girls are so worried about him. It’s strange because we used to be so keen on him but ever since you shafted him he seems to have gone all thingy.
What was he doing in the US chatting up Hillary and the UN Secretary-General? The Girls believe he’s telling them that you’ve only got the job on a temporary basis to win the election and he’s going to step back in after you’ve torpedoed Tony.
Kevin would never understand that a small matter like not being able to win an election should prevent him from running the country.
If I were you I’d move into The Lodge as soon as possible in case Kevin decides to move back in when everyone’s watching the telly on election night.
And I’d be very careful about promising Kevin a senior role in your cabinet. He probably sees that as confirmation you’re going to make him PM.
You’ll be pleased to know that the Girls are happy with your campaign so far. Every body thinks that Tony Abbott has as much chance of becoming PM as Martin Ferguson has of becoming an English Professor at Sydney Uni.
And to think it was only a month ago that you kept insisting that Kevin would he leading the party to the next election.
It’s absolutely brilliant how you’ve managed to blame Kevin for all the stuff-ups on batts, the BER, the Green Loans, the ETS etc. I was sure that you and Wayne were around at the time but now seems you were on a sabbatical and it was all the fault of Kevin and Peter Garrett. Funny how the memory can play tricks like that.
Sorry to go on about Kevin but its almost like the Girls don’t trust him anymore. Any day they expect him to appear on television with fake stab wounds in his back.
If you plan to visit Beauthaven during the campaign please let us know and we’ll put on refreshments at the branch. We’ve already got a huge celebration night planned for the 21st August and I’ve invited Mark Arbib. If ever I stand for election to the NSW Parliament I’ll need him to do a bit of power-broking for me. You know what I mean.
Go Gillard’s Girls
Gaelene Woo,
Branch President
Tags: BER, Eels, Gaelene Woo, Hillary Clinton satire, home insulation scheme, Julia Gillard humour, Kevin Rudd satire, Mark Arbib humour, Peter Garrett satire, Tony Abbott satire, Wayne Swan satire
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
21st May 2010
Dear Mr. President,
You’re not going to believe this. Kevin’s approval ratings are going down faster than Neville’s first can of VB. I’m worried that by the time you visit him next month he wont have any left.
How people can turn against this hero who rescued us from the global financial crisis goodness only knows. It would be like Parra supporters razzing Jarryd Hayne after he destroyed the Manly silvertails last Monday.
I don’t know about you but sometimes I can’t decide whether to believe these polls or not. They were obviously spot on when they showed Kevin’s numbers going through the roof faster than an insulation fire but now nothing seems to have changed and suddenly he’s on the nose everywhere.
Well the Obama Fan Club has had enough of this nonsense. We decided to set the record straight with our own poll.
We polled fifty people representative of a broad cross section of our community at Beauthaven RSL, Parra Leagues and the Obama Fan Club. The results will absolutely gobsmack you.
On the question of preferred prime minister there were forty votes for Kevin, eight for Julia, one for our Mavis’ Bert and none for Tony. One guy voted for Fuifui Moimoi but we declared it invalid.
I’m not yet sure about Julia because she’s a bit on the left side for me. Wonderful woman though. And I have to admit that communism seems to be more fashionable these days but you’d know all about that.
The next question was ‘do you approve of Kevin’s hospitals policy or Tony’s non-policy?’ The result was forty-nine to one in favour of Kevin. The person who voted for Tony suffers Chronic Kevin Syndrome. Every time he hears Kevin speak he loses touch with reality and has to be rushed to a funny farm.
Then we asked ‘are you in favour of Kevin’s super profits tax topping up your super?’ There were only two votes against from guys who are miners. I wont tell you where they said Kevin could stick his super profits tax but even mining companies who dig deep into the bowels of the earth wouldn’t be keen to dig it out from there.
Our next question ‘how would you rate Kevin’s handling of the home insulation scheme, inspiring, brilliant or competent’ (tick one)’ met with a most unfortunate response. We didn’t pursue it after a woman at Parra Leagues whose roof had caught fire yelled out that Kevin couldn’t organise a product trial in a condom factory.
The response to ‘how do you rate Julia’s handling of the BER programme?’ was also disappointing. Our local school in Beauthaven was promised a COLA but it turned out to be a covered outside lavatory area. I had to admit that’s hardly the way to put bums on seats.
Finally we asked ‘if there was a federal election tomorrow, who would you vote for?’ Two said Labor, one said the Coalition and forty-seven said they’d need more time to make up their mind.
So our poll proved conclusively that the polls in the papers have got it all wrong about Kevin. I’ll send him a copy of our results to give him a bit of encouragement.
Till next week,
Gaelene Woo,
President
Tags: BER, COLA, Eels, Gaelene Woo, global financial crisis, healthcare reform, home insulation scheme, hospitals, Jarryd Hayne, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Newspoll, super profits tax
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
14th May 2010
Dear Mr. President,
I don’t know whether you’ve met Wayne Swan but I’ve always thought he was not a bad sort of bloke and I loved the way he used to stick it up John Howard and Peter Costello.
He seemed to me like a poor man’s Kevin, although the way Kevin’s travelling at the moment he’ll soon become a poor man’s Wayne.
There’s always been something about Wayne that I’ve never quite sussed. It’s not so much he’s a Swan with duck’s disease because I’ve got nothing against small men but I’ve always found him just a bit too bumptious and a little too much of the try-hard. Know what I mean?
But his budget this week changed all that. He’s been promoted to my A list.
It’s obvious to people like me who are students of politics that this was the first Australian budget developed in cooperation with the Chinese. Wayne cleverly got them to underwrite his budget by persuading them to buy mountains of iron ore without a discount.
And the Chinese don’t mind about Wayne pocketing most of the miner’s profits because they’re pissed at having to pay them a packet for iron ore when all they do is dig it out of the ground.
I daresay as a reciprocal gesture Wayne is helping the Chinese government sort out their budget and Kevin’s translating all his stuff. What a team.
Wayne did rabbit on a bit about how Australia’s economic resurgence is all thanks to him and Kevin. You’d think he’d give a bit of the credit to China.
This new arrangement means if the budget turns out to be a monumental disaster Wayne can blame China as well as John Howard.
Source: SMH
Actually Wayne does have a fallback position even if the bucks from China dry up. He could increase the price of smokes by ten dollars and put a picture of himself on each packet with the slogan ‘Not smoking can cause the Treasurer a heart attack’.
One thing I could kiss Wayne for is reducing those interminable hours I have to spend on tax returns. I have to do all ours since Neville was fined for making a false declaration. He claimed his Eels season ticket was a charitable contribution to the disabled.
Wayne promised the budget will be in surplus in three years but I hope the Chinese understand what he’s letting them in for.
A word of advice in case you’re intending to ask for a loan when you come here next month. I don’t think Wayne will have any spare until he starts excavating it from the mining companies. I’d advise going direct to China like you usually do.
Till next week,
Gaelene Woo,
President
Tags: Barack Obama, Chinese Government, cigarette tax, Eels, Federal Budget, Gaelene Woo, iron ore, John Howard, Obama Fan Club, Peter Costello, President of US, President of USA, US President, Wayne Swan
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
30th April 2010
Dear Mr. President,
I’m sure you’ve heard of ANZAC Day. It’s the time when all our brave lads who survived the wars go out to remember those who didn’t. But some of them like Neville get so hammered they forget what they’re supposed to remember.
This year they had a new fallen comrade. Neville was so pissed that on his way home he fell into a roadworks trench and cut his head. He reckons he should get a medal for being wounded in the trenches.
Anyway I had to rush him down to the hospital to get it stitched.
Kevin’s been rabbiting on for weeks about how he’s going to fix hospitals so I thought I’d check him out. When we got to the emergency department I told them we expected Kevin class service. They laughed their heads off, stuck a plaster on Neville’s head and made us wait five hours for the stitches. Tell you what, Kevin’s a great talker but when it comes to action he instantly reduced everyone in the hospital to stitches except of course poor old Neville.
I don’t know what it is with the Greens. Kevin said the greatest moral challenge of our time was to get into bed with the Greens on climate change. Following the events in Western Australia and Kevin’s decision to dump the ETS it seems the greatest moral challenge of our time is not to get into bed with the Greens.
David Bartlett and Troy Buswell should both reflect on the fact that the Greens policy is not to chop down trees only people.
The Club’s World Affairs Think Tank met this week to discuss a topic of profound global significance, “Who is the biggest pain in the arse in the world today?”
Fred started off proceedings by claiming it was me. Bloody cheek. Marge reckons its Tony Abbott because she can’t stand him but still gets dirty thoughts when she sees him in his tight-fitting lycra cycling gear.
Our Elsie’s brother Cyril reckons its Archbishop Pell because he’s a celibate bloke who presumes to advise women on what they should do with their bodies when he and his uncelibate mates are much more qualified.
Our Mavis’ Bert reckons it’s Julia Gillard (how could he?) because she’s been in love with Mark Latham, Kim Beazley, Tony Abbott and Craig Emerson and still blames John Howard for everything.
Mildred reckons its Warren Beatty because she was madly in love with him but it now turns out he’s slept with 29,999 others.
Madge reckons it’s a tie between Ahadinejad and Hugo Chavez because they’ve got their head so far up each others arses that when one of them farts he gives the other a stinking headache.
Marj reckons its Al Gore because he failed to warn us about the biggest disaster of all, himself.
I reckon it’s David Gallop the CEO of the NRL because despite all the letters I’ve written to him he still allows referees who hate the Eels to ruin our matches and he’s threatened me with a lifetime ban if I go out on the ground to advise them how to do it better.
Till next week,
Gaelene Woo
President
Tags: Ahadinejad, Al Gore, ANZAC Day, Archbishop Pell, Craig Emerson, David Bartlett, David Gallop, Eels, ETS, Gaelene Woo, Hugo Chavez, John Howard, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Kim Beazley, Mark Latham, NRL, the Greens, Tony Abbott, Troy Buswell, Warren Beatty
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
16th April 2010
Dear Mr President,
I’m not even going to talk about the Eels. Fancy losing at home to Canberra. Neville had to take a day off on Tuesday suffering hypertension surplus syndrome.
As you know Julia’s such a lovely woman and you know me, I don’t like to criticise, but I can’t help feeling her BER’s another big stuff-up.
I think she means well but she’s a bit headstrong if you know what I mean. She’s minister for everything and then she comes up with Building the Education Revolution which is miraculously going to save Australia from the global financial crisis and save our kids from schools built by pommie convicts.
For months Julia’s been saying that the BER is the biggest thing since Malcolm’s ego and how dare the media criticise it because she’s taken the trouble to tell them that it has saved hundreds of thousands of jobs and saved our kids from illiteracy and uncovered outdoor learning areas and who cares about one or two little rip-offs because that’s life and her auditors will be on to them.
Suddenly things have changed. The whiff of rorting has become a real stink. Apparently everyone’s been getting in for their chop especially the state governments. It seems rorting the BER has become bigger than rorting the home insulation scheme. And most of the school buildings which cost squillions look like they’ve been nailed together by Neville after he came home pissed one night.
So about a year too late Julia’s set up an Inquiry because her rigorous auditing system has either been rorted or needs auditing. The Inquiry’s costing fourteen million. Can you believe that? I could have told Julia what’s wrong for the cost of a gin and tonic, a Chinese takeaway and a lager.
I think in future Kevin should apologise and set up an Inquiry in advance of doing anything. Now would probably be the right time for his hospitals plan.
Kevin’s developed a great strategy to keep asylum seekers in detention centres rather than letting them into the country. As I said to Marge the other day I’m sure this is the start of a plan to build up the Tamil Tiger population on Christmas Island before giving it to them as their homeland. The place is becoming far too expensive for us to keep running it.
The World Affairs Think Tank met on Tuesday to discuss the Fiji situation again. We’ve all got holidays booked there this year and Frank Bainimarama’s going raving mad again and censoring the press.
We decided we’d still go because we’ve paid the deposits and don’t like Bali. But we’ve written to Frank requesting a chat to tell him that if he doesn’t get off the kava and do something sensible we’re going to Vanuatu next year and he can stick his Fiji Bitter up his cyclone alley.
As I said to Neville this is the sort of desperate mindset a country can get into when it realises its only friend is New Zealand.
Till next week,
Gaelene Woo
President
Tags: asylum seekers, Bali, BER, Building the Education Revolution, Canberra Raiders, Christmas Island, detention centres, Eels, Fiji, GFC, global financial crisis, hospital plan, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Malcolm Turnbull, New Zealand, Tamil Tiger
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
9th April 2010
Dear Mr President,
You are simply not going to believe this. My beloved Eels got beaten by the Cronulla Sharks of all people. That’s like your mob the Chicago White Sox getting trounced by the Alaskan Little Leaguers coached by Sarah Palin.
I follow the Eels religiously especially at Easter but sometimes my faith is sorely tested especially now that the Tigers are playing like Angels.
What do you think about this dreadful business with the catholic priests. I hope you’ve given the Pope a bit of a rollocking over it. I’d love to give him a piece of my mind. Fancy confessing to someone who’s got more to confess than you have. If he needs any help tell the Pope I’ve got a guaranteed way of making a prelate celibate. Give him a good hard kick in the cobblers.
I was shocked to hear that Malcolm’s getting out of politics though I wont miss him much and neither will Tony. Fancy trying to get Kevin fired for doing his mate John a good turn. Then he tried to help Kevin with the ETS and really stuffed that. And I wouldn’t be at all surprised if it was Malcolm who persuaded Kevin to get into that insulation mess.
Malcolm reminded me of someone driving one of those Toyota cars with the accelerator jammed on 200kms an hour. He was racing flat out towards the prime ministers office knocking over Brendan Nelson and Godwin Grech on the way before finally crashing into the ETS barrier which Kevin had craftily put in his way.
I’m terribly worried that Kevin is overheating. He’s trying to stop global warming and people’s roofs catching fire while Tony’s applying a blowtorch to his backside over schools and hospitals.
Neville says that if you’ve got a few bucks to spare he’ll go into partnership with you in a hospitals building company and there might still be some business to pick up from schools. In view of where most of his stimulus money’s been going recently I’m sure Kevin would see it as an improvement if some of it landed up in the US.
Owing to the Easter break we didn’t have a meeting of the World Affairs Think Tank this week. Hope that’s ok with you. Instead Mildred and I went down to the Canberra Press Club to hear Bob Brown talk about securing Australia’s future energy needs. According to him coal and gas are a total no-no, nuclear power is worse and all he’s keen on is wavepower and windpower. It all sounded like a load of piss and wind to me.
Have you read about that huge Chinese ship carrying coal which crashed into the Barrier Reef? Bloody outrage. I’d arrest the captain and charge him with cruising round the Barrier Reef without a licence from Queensland Tourism. Then I’d sentence him to ten years and send him back to China in exchange for Stern Hu and a massive iron ore contract.
Till next week,
Gaelene Woo,
President
Tags: Alaskan Little Leaguers, Balmain Tigers, Barrier Reef, Bob Brown, Brendan Nelson, Canberra Press Club, Chicago White Sox, China, Cronulla Sharks, education revolution, Eels, ETS, global warming, Godwin Grech, healthcare, iron ore, John Howard, Kevin Rudd, Malcolm Turnbull, Queensland Tourism, Sarah Palin, Stern Hu, stimulus, The Pope, Tony Abbott, Toyota cars, US
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
1st April 2010
Dear Mr President,
Last week when I was in Canberra I popped into the US Embassy and introduced myself to Jeff Bleich your ambassador. Such a lovely man.
Would you believe he invited Neville and me to have afternoon tea with you and Michelle during your visit in June. I’m so thrilled I think I’ll burst. Jeff asked me to talk to you about the world’s first Obama Fan Club because he thinks its an absolutely brilliant concept.
I just can’t make my mind up about all the asylum seekers who are sailing across here from Indonesia. You have to be sorry for them but I can’t help feeling that one day we’ll be overrun. All it will take is the population of Afghanistan to decide they’ve had enough of the joint and hire a few cruise ships to take them to Australia. Can you imagine Kevin trying to pick the Taliban out of that lot?
I understand why the Afghans would want to live in a country run by Kevin rather than that Karzai chap but they don’t know a thing about rugby league or cricket. And I hope someone at Christmas Island warns them about Wilson Tuckey, the Eels’ disappointing start to the season, Alan Jones, Tony’s beachwear, Barnaby Joyce and the home insulation scheme.
People smuggling is such a profitable business that Neville’s thinking of getting into it. He’s got a genius plan. He’s going to buy old Sydney ferries when Kristina flogs them off. Then he’ll fill them up with asylum seekers in Indonesia, charge ten thousand bucks a head, sail into Sydney Harbour and unload them at Circular Quay. No-one will take a blind bit of notice because they’ll think it’s the Manly Ferry.
The World Affairs Think Tank sprang back into action this week by coming up with advice for you on how to handle the Chinese. I know how difficult it can be..
First you’ve got to understand who you’re talking to because what with Stern Hu and President Hu sometimes its difficult to know who’s Hu.
Then you could play pingpong or mah-jong in Hong Kong or Haiphong or dingdong over Falun Gong or Mao Zedong right or wrong or who flung dong at Penny Wong or some nong in a thong going for a song on a chaise longue in Guangdong.
Sorry, we couldn’t think of anything serious and we just got carried away.
Whatever you do don’t get Kevin to speak to the Chinese on your behalf. Ever since he started talking to them in Chinese they’ve gone right off him. He must speak Uighur with a Tibetan accent.
Oh by the way if you’ve panicked at the thought of having tea with me at the Embassy – APRIL FOOL. Ha ha, caught you that time.
Till next week,
Gaelene Woo,
President
Tags: Alan Jones, Barack Obama, Barnaby Joyce, Christmas Island, Eels, Guangdong, home insulation scheme, Hong Kong, Jeff Bleich, Karzai, Kevin Rudd, Kristina Keneally, mah-jong, Manly Ferry, Mao Zedong, Michele Obama, Penny Wong, people smugglers, people smuggling, President Hu, President Obama, President of USA, Stern Hu, Taliban, Tibet, Tony Abbott, Wilson Tuckey
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
19th March 2010
Dear Mr President,
It’s been a terrible week here.
First we get news that your family aren’t coming with you to Australia, then we’re told you’re coming here later than planned, then you’re only coming for twenty-four hours missing out Sydney and may not come at all if the healthcare bill doesn’t get passed.
Kevin can’t get anything passed either. If you ask me you both need a good dose of prunes.
Mildred and I are even considering going to Canberra just to catch a glimpse of you. Give me a wave if you see me in the crowd. I’ll be wearing my pink and beige floral number so I should be pretty easy to spot.
I’ve cancelled the provisional booking for your address at the local RSL conference centre and told the mayor he can hang up his chain for the day. It’s such a shame.
I’m terribly worried about Kevin. His poll numbers are in the toilet and everybody’s saying how rude and bad tempered he is. He was even hostile to our premier Kristina who’s such a lovely woman. Neville’s really got the hots for her. It’s a bit confusing when your husband is threatening to elope with the NSW Premier.
I’m relying on you to give Kevin a bit of a surge while you’re here. He seems to be spending all his time in hospitals and churches. I’m worried he’ll get confused and hand round a bedpan for the church collection. They never provide restrooms in churches so he might collect more than he bargained for.
By the way please don’t mention the ETS when you’re with Kevin. He seems to have gone right off it. Maybe he’ll recover in time for the next climate change conference in Mexico. It looks like the drug cartels will be running the country by then so we’ll be able to see whether things really do go better with coke. Oh I am awful sometimes.
Instead of our usual World Affairs Think Tank session this week the Club put together a list of must-do things for you in Australia. I hope it will come in handy.
You’ve got to buy the children’s book written by Kevin. I think it’s called ‘Snow White and the 07 Kevins’.
Please tell everyone that Kevin is the loveliest, most delightful, good-tempered, polite, intelligent and generous man you’ve ever met. Yes I know it’s not true but you’re the only person who could say it without causing raucous laughter.
If you get served Coon cheese in the parliament canteen please don’t take it personally.
I’m sure you wont feel out of place when you find you’re the only black person in the Australian Parliament. There are two Browns however and both of them are green.
If you haven’t had time to write your speech to the joint sitting of Parliament why don’t you pick up a copy of the one Yudwhoyouknow gave them a couple of weeks ago when you’re in Indonesia. I’m sure no-one would notice if you did an encore and it contains all the right stuff about terrorists, co-operation, how wonderful Australia and Kevin are with no mention of the ETS.
Whatever you do don’t pass on any advice to your daughters from Tony Abbott. But Sarah Palin might appreciate it.
Unfortunately you wont have time this trip to come with me to watch the Eels. They lost to the Saints in the opener but I’ll book you a seat for the grand final because they’re bound to be there.
Till next week.
Gaelene Woo,
President
Tags: Barack Obama, Coon cheese, drug cartels, Eels, ETS, Gordon Brown, Indonesia, Kevin 07, Kevin Rudd, Kristina Keneally, KRudd, Mexico, Michele Obama, NSW Premier, Obama Healthcare, Obamacare, Saints, Sarah Palin, Terrorism, terrorist attacks, Tony Abbott, Yudhoyono
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Newsletter from Australia
White House,
Washington DC.,
8th October 2009
Dear Mr President,
I couldn’t believe it. I was so shocked I almost cancelled the Obama Fan Club meeting in protest.
Fancy you and Michelle flying all that way to Copenhagen, making a speech that made Marge cry and then having to suffer that IOC mob giving Chicago the bum’s rush in the first round.
I haven’t been so shattered since John Howard was elected for the fourth time.
And Oprah was there as well. They must have been mad. Mildred told us that Chicago is such a sweet place and even the gangsters are well-behaved. Fancy giving the 2016 Games to Rio. There will be mobs of people dancing in the streets with nothing on. I’ve already told Neville that he can’t go.
I know the Atlanta Games were a shambles and there were dodgy dealings at Salt Lake City but did the IOC think you went all the way over there just to buy a kilo of Danish ham?
The Club sent an official letter of protest to the IOC. I told Jack Rug the president that if he didn’t pull his finger out I’d pull the rug right out from under him.
I know it’s all been such a terrible disappointment for you and the folks in Chicago so the Club has been considering what we can do to help out.
I have written to the President of the Worldwide Chastity League suggesting we have our Domestic Affairs Symposium in Sydney in 2012 and our International Affairs in Chicago in 2016.
And you’re not going to believe this but I’ve also written to the Bulldogs and the Eels suggesting they play a match at Wrigley Field in 2016.
So that could mean that instead of one world class event in Chicago in 2016 you get two. Trust the Obama Fan Club to come the goodies.
Can you believe the Eels lost to the Storm in Australia’s number one sporting event the League Grand Final? I know you’ll be shocked. Neville was so upset he didn’t come home for two days. He also knows I’d kill him if he came home hammered.
Speaking confidentially as one president to another what do you really think about this ETS thing? If they treat your ETS in Copenhagen like they treated your Olympic bid I’d tell them all tell them all to go and get greenhouse gassed if I were you.
I’m almost beginning to feel sorry for poor old Malcolm. If he doesn’t produce any amendments to the ETS Kevin will give him heaps and if he does he’ll get heaps from the Coalition.
I’ve got a great idea. If you could let me have your climate change plans in advance, in strictest confidence of course, I could pass the word on to Kevin and Malcolm which will get them on the same page as you in Copenhagen and save a lot of heated discussion and farting around over here.
I know, I really get inspired sometimes.
Till next week,
Gaelene Woo,
President
Tags: Australia, Barack Obama, Bulldogs, carbon emissions trading, Chicago, Copenhagen, Eels, ETS, Gaeleen Woo, greenhouse effect, IOC, Jack Rug, John Howard, Malcolm Turnbull, Obama Fan Club, Olympic Games, Olympics
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