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In the Prime Minister’s Office - Friday, January 15th, 2010

Fly on the Wall at Friday Mash

Guy the Friday Mash Superfly brings you all the latest buzz on the powerful and the pathetic from his unique vantage point high up on the walls of their offices.

Kevin convened a meeting with Julia, Wayne and Penny to discuss tactics for a third go at getting the ETS legislation passed.

‘Fair suck of the sauce bottle’ said Kevin ‘Penny spends ages locked away with that MacFarlane guy, we get Malcolm in our pocket and then the Coalition go fxxking feral and we’re up against a climate change cretin like the Mad Monk. He’s your mate Julia, can’t you do some budgie smuggling with him?’

‘Now Kevin let’s be absolutely clear about this’ said Julia ‘I went off him after he called you a toxic bore, an egregious egotist, a prissy, preening little nerd and a …’

‘Alright, alright’ said Kevin ‘now here’s the plan. We’ll have to explain the ETS a bit more like coming clean about what its actually going to cost people’

‘Good heavens’ said Penny, visibly shaken ‘you can’t to that. You can’t trust people to put the fate of the world and this government before their own greedy self-interest.’

‘All we have to say’ said Kevin ‘is that everyone’s getting an ETS rebate. We don’t have to reveal that for half the population it’s hopelessly inadequate. And Penny I want you to lead an ETS charm offensive. Have your face permanently botoxed into a smile and stop referring to Tony Abbott as a Neanderthal sub-human sceptic’

‘I’d rather spend another week at the Copenhagen Conference’ said Penny

‘I think we should review whether the ETS is the best way to reduce carbon emissions’ said Wayne

Kevin recoiled in horror like someone had just served him a beef sandwich.

‘What the fxxk are you talking about Wayne’ he roared ‘of course it’s the fxxking best way’

‘Shouldn’t we set up a parliamentary committee to investigate it?’ asked Wayne bravely ‘I mean it’s a huge economic pain in the ass and the Northern Hemisphere’s just entered a new ice age’

‘I’ve already got five committees investigating it’ said Kevin ‘and there’s another committee analysing whether we should have another committee’

The intercom buzzed ‘Excuse me prime minister, John Grant’s on the phone asking whether you’ll need to borrow a ute for the next election’

‘Tell him I’ll need two’ said Kevin ‘there isn’t room for my hair dryer if I only use one’

‘Well I’d bring in another stimulus package’ said Wayne ‘to pay everybody’s electricity bills’.

‘That’s a fxxking stupid idea’ said Kevin ‘I’m spending all my time trying to stop Julia wasting stimulus money on senseless school halls’

‘I know’ said Julia ‘we should give everybody work choices. They can either install their own solar heating or spend their weekends at power stations cleaning coal’

‘Brilliant’ said Kevin ‘I’ve always liked the idea of work choices’

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Hillary coming down under, Bill in bush and Prince touring - Friday, January 15th, 2010

Obama Fan Club Letterhead

Newsletter from Australia

White House,
Washington DC.,

15th January 2010

Dear Mr President,

I can’t tell you how excited we all are. We’ve just heard that Hillary is coming to Australia next week and would you believe Prince William is coming at the same time. It’s a good job she’s not a republican.

We obviously couldn’t invite both of them to address the Obama Fan Club during the same week, so we held an emergency meeting of the management committee and chose Hillary because she’s such a wonderful woman and so close to you.

I hope you don’t mind but we’ve sent her a direct message inviting her to our meeting on the nineteenth. She gets booked up so early and I dare say your ambassador Jeff Bleach has already booked her in for a nosh or two with Kevin.

We also told her to bring Bill along too if he’s coming with her. You may recall I told you that Mildred met Bill when she was a pole dancer in Vegas. If we can find a pole I’m sure he’d recognise her.

The Japanese are furious with Julia over whales. She’s doing the PM’s job while Kevin is away writing children’s books.

When it comes to whales there’s a huge cultural difference between the Aussies and the Japs. They believe they should be harpooned and eaten while we see them as cuddly creatures who deserve a better fate than being served as sashimi.

Julia’s thrown one of her headmistress wobblers telling the Japs to stop sinking the protesters’ boats which are trying to sink their whaling ships and suggesting more controversial places to stick their harpoons.

Meanwhile the Japs have told her in no uncertain terms to keep her nose out of it and you can understand why. It’s very large and pointed and would be a very effective substitute for a harpoon.

This week the Club’s World Affairs Think-tank debated whether the Copenhagen Conference had been any use at all.

Hilda said it was inspiring that delegates could still get their knickers in a knot about global warming when they were suffering from frostbite.

Gladys who’s never said anything before made a very critical contribution. She reckoned the Conference would have been a huge success if the other forty thousand delegates had just turned up for the last day like you. It was the previous ten days that caused all the problems.

Neville thought the conference in Mexico might go better because the climate will allow the delegates to demonstrate solar power and not just their wind power.

Mildred made a very astute observation. She reckoned there were too many people there. China and the US got distracted. All you need is a conference where those two agree to a reasonable reduction in emissions and the rest of us can carry on as usual.

I summed up the meeting by blaming Tony Abbott for the mess in Copenhagen. It was his fault the rest of the world didn’t get the chance to adopt Kevin and Penny’s ETS. Though perhaps they were not so inclined to be Penny foolish as pound wise.

Till next week,

Gaelene Woo
President

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Kevin: Our model leader - Thursday, January 7th, 2010

Obama Fan Club Letterhead

Newsletter from Australia

White House,
Washington DC.,

8th January 2010

Dear Mr President,

I hope you and the family had a beaut time in Hawaii and are enjoying a preposterous New Year.

Neville and I went to watch the fireworks at Sydney Harbour on New Year’s Eve and I’m very pleased to report that crowd behaviour was much improved on last year and Neville wasn’t even moved along by the police let alone arrested.

Things in Australia have been pretty quiet since Copenhagen went up in smoke. Kevin’s hardly said a word and poor old Penny Wong’s been wheeled out to do the disaster relief. What a pity you couldn’t get to the Copenhagen shindig earlier to give Kevin a bit more wind power.

Now as you know I’m not a racist and we even have an Obama Fan Club member whose mother came from Vietnam, but I must say I was very proud of what Kevin said about immigrants the other day. You can read it below and I recommend you include it in your State of the Union address but don’t forget to substitute the US where it says Australia.

It was Peter Garrett’s turn this week to call Tony Abbott a sceptic, a disgrace and a neanderthal and I can quite understand that. But I do wish the Labor Party would stop ranting on about the ETS being the only way to save us from hell and damnation. They sound like our local vicar. If the ETS gets rejected a third time perhaps Kevin will take Holy Orders and try the power of prayer. I think he’d look lovely in a dog collar.

The Obama Fan Club has made an exciting New Year’s Resolution. We have decided that each week the Club will analyse a truly vital issue in world affairs and send you our conclusions in the weekly newsletter. I knew you’d be rapt because it’s going to be such a powerhouse of great ideas both for you and Hillary.

The issue we dug our teeth into this week was ‘Should Aussies go to Fiji for a holiday while Frank Brontemarina’s undemocratic mob are still in power?’

I was gobsmacked by the sheer intellectual impact we generated. The evening was sponsored by Fred’s Fiji Fantasy Fly-Aways who gave us free fried rice for two at the Nadi Chinese as a raffle prize.

Mildred opened the session by saying we should take no notice of Frank and just book our holidays as usual because if we don’t Treasure Island will go bust with or without him.

Marge thought we should go to Bali instead because she’d heard the terrorists there were democratically elected.

Hilda thought we should still go to Fiji but protest by painting anti-Frank slogans on our bodies and demonstrating naked on a beach. Neville thought that was a bigger threat to Fiji’s tourism than Frank.

I summed up the meeting expertly be saying that Aussies should only go to Fiji if we pay rock bottom packaged holiday prices in August and only drink Aussie beer instead of Fiji Bitter. That way we minimise the ready that Frank can get his hands on.

Brilliant don’t you think and if Al Gore’s right about sea levels Frank will soon have trouble keeping his head above water.

Don’t forget to pass this on to Hillary.

Till next week,

Gaelene Woo
President

Whole world Needs A Leader Like This!

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd – Australia

Muslims who want to live under Islamic Sharia law were told on Wednesday to get out of Australia, as the government targeted radicals in a bid to head off potential terror attacks.

Separately, Rudd angered some Australian Muslims on Wednesday by saying he supported spy agencies monitoring the nation’s mosques. Quote:

IMMIGRANTS, NOT AUSTRALIANS, MUST ADAPT. Take It Or Leave It. I am tired of this nation worrying about whether we are offending some individual or their culture. Since the terrorist attacks on Bali, we have experienced a surge in patriotism by the majority of Australians. ‘

‘This culture has been developed over two centuries of struggles, trials and victories by millions of men and women who have sought freedom’

‘We speak mainly ENGLISH, not Spanish, Lebanese, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, or any other language. Therefore, if you wish to become part of our society. Learn the language!’

‘Most Australians believe in God. This is not some Christian, right wing, political push, but a fact, because Christian men and women, on Christian principles, founded this nation, and this is clearly documented. It is certainly appropriate to display it on the walls of our schools. If God offends you, then I suggest you consider another part of the world as your new home, because God is part of our culture.’

‘We will accept your beliefs, and will not question why. All we ask is that you accept ours, and live in harmony and peaceful enjoyment with us.’

‘This is OUR COUNTRY, OUR LAND, and OUR LIFESTYLE, and we will allow you every opportunity to enjoy all this. But once you are done complaining, whining, and griping about Our Flag, Our Pledge, Our Christian beliefs, or Our Way of Life, I highly encourage you take advantage of one other great Australian freedom, ‘THE RIGHT TO LEAVE‘.’

‘If you aren’t happy here then LEAVE. We didn’t force you to come here. You asked to be here. So accept the country YOU accepted.’

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Asylum Seekers, detainees, climate change, President Zuma, expense rorts - Thursday, January 7th, 2010

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Cruise ships have started calling at Christmas Island. This provides an exciting opportunity for real progress on the asylum seeker issue. People smugglers are already reported to be in negotiation with a cruise ship company with a view to delivering two thousand asylum seekers at a time.
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Gitmo detainees are shortly to fly to new digs in Illinois. Hopefully pre-flight security screening will be more thorough than for Northwest flights out of Amsterdam.
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Climate change scientists briefing politicians in China, Brazil, India, Russia and South Africa obviously have a different perspective on global warming than the ones briefing Kevin, Obama and Al Gore. It must be nice to get a convenient truth for a change.
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President Zuma has just married a third wife and has a fourth in his sights. There is no information on how many husbands they have.
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The UK parliamentary expenses scandal will result in a record number of new MPs being elected there in March. Commentators are confident that expenses rorts will not recur for at least six years because that’s how long on average it takes an MP to learn to do them properly.
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The local drug barons will be invited to attend the next Climate Change Conference in Mexico City. They will deliver a paper on how their products cause people round the world to stop emiting carbon altogether.
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China has officially blamed global warming for the heavy snowfalls around Beijing. It’s only a matter of time before the record lows across the Northern Hemisphere are also blamed on global warming and climate scientists discover that the polar ice-caps are responsible for soaring temperatures in Madagascar.
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Two questions on climate change policy for Kevin and Penny.

If people on low incomes get refunds well in excess of their increased energy charges caused by the ETS wont this encourage them to use more electricity rather than less?

Why is Australia contributing billions of dollars to help small developing countries reduce their carbon emissions when according to UN data they are only emitting a piddling percentage of the world’s total output?

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Letter to Father Christmas - Friday, December 18th, 2009

Letter to Father Christmas

Dear Santa,

‘Tis the season when people of goodwill at Friday Mash think not of themselves but only of others.

We would really appreciate the delivery of our Christmas gift list set out below in your usual timely festive fashion.

Kevin Rudd - a pair of budgie smugglers to prove he’s got nothing to hide.
Malcolm Turnbull - a CD of Kevin singing ‘Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen’
Tony Abbott - a DNA test to prove he’s not the lovechild of John Howard and Bronwyn Bishop
Barack Obama - the Nobel Olympic Prize for failing to bring the Games to Chicago
Penny Wong - a climate change; a long stay in Siberia perhaps
Sarah Palin - melting moments at the North Pole with Al Gore
Hillary Clinton - an ‘I should have been President’ bumper sticker
Kristina Keneally - the magic formula which turned Pinocchio from a puppet into a person
Peter Garrett - a part in Coneheads II
Bill Clinton - Tiger’s mobile with all the phone numbers
General McChrystal -  a McBall so he can forsee what’s about to happen in Afghanistan
Joe Hockey - a Father Christmas outfit because he’s your natural successor
Julia Gillard - a life size Tony Abbott doll so she no longer has to flirt with him in person
Wayne Swan - a Navman so he can find his way out of the woods
George W Bush - WMDs found in Iraq
Gordon Brown - something to wear under his kilt because he’s been left dangling recently
Berlusconi - bandaids
John Howard - a dancing frog wearing a Bob Hawke face mask. On second thoughts the mask wont be necessary
Barry O’Farrell - a gift similar to that bestowed on so many hostesses and cocktail waitresses; a bit of Tiger in him
The People of NSW - an early election

The delivery of these gifts will make many people very happy. Making people happy is one of your gifts which politicians seem incapable of accepting.

Merry Christmas

From Friday Mash

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Newsletter from Australia - Friday, November 27th, 2009

Obama Fan Club Letterhead

Newsletter from Australia

White House,
Washington DC.,

27th November 2009

Dear Mr President,

I’m beside myself with excitement. This is the most thrilling week ever in Australian politics.

Kevin desperately wants the ETS passed by parliament this week so he can go to Copenhagen and do a world-class grandstand as the leading global carbon reducer.

Penny Wong and Ian MacFarlane were locked away together for weeks trying to come up with an ETS that the Coalition would pass in the senate. Neville thinks they’ve been carbon dating. Then on Monday they came back with an agreed plan and the fun started.

Kevin and his cabinet rubber-stamped it, Malcolm bullied it through the shadow cabinet, then he took it to the Coalition partyroom for approval, then the emissions hit the fan, half the members told him to go and stick it up his you-know-what, the other half supported him and Kevin, half wanted his head, half wanted him to stay, then after seven hours some stick-it-up-your-you-know-what senators left the partyroom and Malcolm immediately declared a majority in favour of the ETS and the Kevin, then all hell let loose with members accusing him of cheating and not being able to count and being a mate of Kevin and then the following day there was a spill and a nobody called Kevin-something-or-other challenged Malcolm for the leadership and lost – you cant have two party leaders called Kevin – and so its all back to square one again. I know you’ll be as rapt as I am.

I immediately called an emergency meeting of the Obama Fan Club Committee on Domestic Politics and we framed some intriguing questions. Will the Coalition still be able to stop the ETS in the senate? Will half the Coalition including Malcolm leave and join the Labor Party? Will Kevin triumph in Copenhagen? Will he make Malcolm his ETS tsar? Oh this is so exciting.

I’m so proud of Kevin. Who knows whether the ETS will actually do any good but he’s so lovely to watch.

It’s difficult not to feel a bit sorry for Malcolm. He’s dug himself into deep doodoo simply because he’s doing his best to support Kevin and now he’s leading a Coalition of three parties, the Nationals and two Liberal Parties. I could even get round to liking him but I’ll have to think about it.

You’re not going to believe this but I used to be a bit of a climate change sceptic. However what with Kevin and Malcolm agreeing about an ETS and the hot weather we’ve been having recently I’m ordering some solar panels next week.

I’ll bet you’re like me, you can’t wait to see what happens to the ETS in the senate. You’ll just have to be patient for another week to read another fantastic newsletter exclusive.

I’m so wrapped up in Kevin becoming the carbon reduction king in Copenhagen, I haven’t even had time to enjoy the political sex scandal in South Australia.

Till next week,

Gaelene Woo
President

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APEC, Britney, Tiger, Vikings & Bob the Builder - Friday, November 20th, 2009

Obama Fan Club Letterhead

Newsletter from Australia

White House,
Washington DC.,

20th November 2009

Dear Mr President,

I can’t tell you how disappointed we all were that you didn’t make it down here from Singapore. Trust you had a nice chat with Kevin at APEC. I’m sure he would have told you some dirty jokes in Chinese to help you liven up the discussions with Unowho in Beijing.

Your mates Tiger Woods and Britney Spears have both been here recently. Tiger seems to have no problem getting into holes and Britney’s got into one too because people complained that when she opens her mouth nothing comes out. Neville thought it was a marked improvement.

Kevin’s so humane. If those asylum seekers on the Oceanic Viking had defied me like they defied him they’d have been over the side and swimming to Indonesia before you could say ‘Bali Belly’.

Kevin has not had much luck with solutions recently. The Indonesian Solution was a dead loss because the Indonesians are much better at creating problems than solutions. The Macklin Solution for Aboriginal housing would have been better handled by Bob the Builder and the Wong/MacFarlane Solution for the ETS seems to have gone up in smoke. No-one’s head from Penny or Ian for weeks and Neville thinks they could have eloped.

At the Obama Fan Club meeting last Tuesday we went into a plenary session designed to provide solutions for you in Afghanistan. I couldn’t believe the sheer quality of the solutions we came up with. Mildred had a brilliant idea. She said that Osama and all the other terrorist heavies are in Pakistan so you should send the 40,000 troops there instead.

Godwin, who’s a new member, thought you should send 40,000 criminals to Afghanistan. He reckons that if Karzai can’t clear out the corruption at least it should be under US control.

My idea was to send over 40,000 copies of Sarah Palin’s new book. If the prospect of her becoming the next US President doesn’t scare the Taliban to death then nothing will.

You wouldn’t believe what’s happening in NSW government circles. Some of the ministers have been plotting against Nathan the premier so he’s been plotting against them. Now his plot’s worked better than their plot because he’s fired them but now they’ve started a counter plot to out-plot him. If you ask me they’ve all lost the plot.

It’s a big week or two for Malcolm on the ETS. He’s in deep trouble if Ian only manages to get agreement to a pennysworth of amendments.

Let me know if you would like more detail about our amazingly good solutions for Afghanistan. I’ll bet you don’t get anything half as good from that Axelrod guy.

I still can’t find anything out about New Zealand. I think they may have knocked off for Christmas.

By the way we’re planning a huge Obama Fan Club Christmas Party for the 22nd December. Please let me know if you can make it.

Till next week.

Gaelene Woo,
President

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New Zealand is shut for a week - Friday, November 13th, 2009

Obama Fan Club Letterhead

Newsletter from Australia

White House,
Washington DC.,

13th November 2009

Dear Mr President,

I had planned to brief you this week about New Zealand but nothing seems to be happening there. They must be shut for the week.

Australia’s economy seems to be motoring along nicely but Wayne Swan keeps claiming he isn’t out of the woods yet. I was thinking of sending out a search party in case he’d got lost but Neville reckons he’s joined the greens and handcuffed himself to a tree.

That Glenn Stevens at the Reserve Bank keeps putting up interest rates. Who the hell does he think he is? I wrote him a snotty letter to let him know that if anyone should take a decision to increase my mortgage repayments it should be me not him.

Kevin has sent Stephen Wotshisface to Sri Lanka to persuade the locals that seeking asylum in Australia is a bad idea. The people smugglers are telling them it’s a great idea and I’m sure they’ve got a lot more credibility than an Aussie politician.

Marge says she’s not at all surprised that the asylum seekers don’t want to get off the Oceanic Viking. The food is probably the best they’ve ever had, everything’s free, there’s lovely sea views and new port-a-loos sent up specially by Kevin. All they’d get in Indonesia is rice, barbed wire and holes in the ground.

Mildred has thought up a really great idea to persuade the asylum seekers off the Oceanic Viking. On the 25th December tell them it’s Christmas and they will think they’ve arrived at the island.

Kevin and Malcolm seem to have lost interest in the ETS negotiations. Penny Wong and Ian MacFarlane are negotiating in ‘good faith’ behind closed doors. Well I’ve lost all faith in the whole lot of them. And you know what Penny’s like. By the time she has finished with Ian he’ll be so punch drunk he wont know shite from Wong.

I’ll tell you now what’s going to happen. Penny and Kevin will grudgingly agree to one or two Coalition amendments, Malcolm will claim it as a huge win, his party room will tell him to shove it up where there’s no greenhouse effect, the ETS will be voted out in the senate, Kevin will go ballistic about sceptics and deniers, doomsday and double dissolution, then you’ll all go to Copenhagen and agree a framework for thinking about things till you meet again in six months and Kevin will start jumping up and down again and they’ll all start negotiating in bad faith while Australia triples its coal exports to China and Barnaby Joyce becomes the alternative prime minister.

I hope all that helps.

Someone called Kevin ‘delusional’ and ‘too sensitive for his own good’ last week poor dear. It must be a real comfort for him to know that’s exactly what Sarah Palin thinks about you.

I’ll check on New Zealand in a day or two to see if there’s any sign of life.

Till next week,

Gaelene Woo
President

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Malcolm Turnbull – Things to do - Friday, October 30th, 2009

Things To Do – Week Commencing 1st November 2009

• Send Joe Hockey a present for his new baby. If Wilson Tuckey opens his mouth again next week I’ll probably have one myself.

• Must encourage Brendan Nelson to stand outside parliament with a ‘Good-bye’ sign and hope that he’s accompanied by Peter Costello.

• Must get my great new line into the media, ‘Penny isn’t worth half of tuppence’.

• Julie Bishop needs a major image makeover. I’ll recommend an affair with an asylum seeker. That would also demonstrate that the Coalition takes a personal interest in their welfare.

• Now that Kevin is beginning to wind down his stimulus package must remind him to thank me for my advice.

• If anyone else says they haven’t ruled out a comeback by Peter Costello I’m likely to commit a capital offence.

• Got another great line for the media. ‘Kevin’s so soft on asylum seekers that when he visits Christmas Island he’ll enter the detention centre down a chimney’.

• Why do Wilson Tuckey and Barnaby Joyce remind me of Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble? Better let that one go through to the keeper.

• Must remind Joe Hockey and Tony Abbott there’s as much chance of them getting my job as Anthony Albanese becoming a male model.

• Will suggest that Peter Costello and Wilson Tuckey go to Brussels with Brendan Nelson. They don’t give a continental about dividing the party.

• Thought of yet another great line for the media. ‘I’m insisting on negotiating the ETS amendments with Kevin at the MCG because it’s not a spinners wicket’.

• Must speak to Newspoll about their latest data. It’s ludicrous that only seventeen percent prefer me as prime minister rather than Kevin. That’s like preferring a second-rate spinner to Ricky Ponting at first wicket down.

• Will have to set aside time next week to negotiate the ETS amendments with Penny and Kevin. Joe refers to them as the penny farthing.

• What the hell’s Peter Dutton up to? I hope he retains his seat so I can kick him up the ass.

• Must decide on negotiating techniques for the ETS amendments. If they agree to them I’ll promise when I become prime minister to appoint Kevin as permanent head of a committee looking into the effects of climate change on asylum seekers. And I’ll get John Howard to witness the agreement.

• I see the local ballet are doing Swan Lake. It should be renamed Swan Sea of Debt.

• Must start my Christmas present list. On second thoughts forget it. The free advice I’ve given everybody this year is more than enough.

• Next week’s the time to stand up and save Australia from the ETS, asylum seekers and Kevin. I’ve got to show that he’s no better at reducing emissions than he is at reducing admissions.

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Obama is Jesus, Asylum Seekers, Australian immigration operations outsourced to Indonesia - Friday, October 30th, 2009

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Climate change is the new religion. Al Gore is God, Obama is Jesus, Kevin’s an apostle, the Greens are the choir, Julia’s an angel, Barnaby Joyce is an atheist, Malcolm is Judas and Penny will be coming round with the ETS collection plate.
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When Jessica Watson arrives back in Australian waters after her round the world voyage authorities confirm there is every chance she will be intercepted and taken to Indonesia.
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Kevin is considering an inspired new concept for reducing the flow of asylum seekers, the NSW Government Solution; put State Rail in charge of timetables for people smuggler boats departing Indonesia.
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The huge number of Kiwis who have found an asylum in Bondi are proof of the success of the Australian Solution. Experts believe that after a year or two of the Indonesian Solution there could be a significant number of Aussies seeking the NZ Solution.
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Penny is reportedly planning to open a major carbon emissions trading centre. You simply bring along all the carbon emissions which are surplus to your quota and pay somebody else to take ownership of them. On the other hand if you are serious about reducing your carbon emissions apparently all you have to do is use less energy.
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It looks increasingly likely that Kevin will sub-contract Australian immigration operations to Indonesia. In the event that this is a success the next steps will be to sub-contract foreign affairs to North Korea and the ETS to the mining industry.
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One expert believes the person with the best solution for tackling climate change is yet to be born. Luckily there’s still six weeks left before the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.

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