Comments on: Malcolm Turnbull: Another Ozzie Suckhole?

By: Mark Stapleton

Mark Stapleton — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 15:37:41 +0000

Yes I think Jones would get my vote too.

On the occasions I’ve had the poor judgement to listen to his twisted rantings, I’ve discovered that he usually concentrates on issues he purports to identify with, like the plight of his ‘struggle street’ battlers.

But if anyones dares to mention the plight of the Palestinian battlers, they get the full enchilada–and no right of response.

Suckhole and coward all in one package.

By: ADAM WEISHAUPT

ADAM WEISHAUPT — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 08:15:54 +0000

NOMINATIONS:

PHILIP ADAMS ABC PRESENTER.
ALAN JONES RADIO 2GB

SUCKHOLES EXTRAORDINAIRE

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[...] nasty too to hear that Australia’s official Opposition is just as pathetic – and even the Australian Greens aren’t far [...]

By: Janet

Janet — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 08:28:23 +0000

Malcolm Turnbull is a leader in the republican movement. His type say we shouldn’t bow down to the Queen of England but he has no trouble suckholing billionaire plutocrat capitalists with Israeli citizenship. Him and his lousy zionist republic. Such is the nauseating, two faced hypocrite that is Malcolm Turnbull.
http://www.holocaustdenialvideos.com

By: Syd Walker

Syd Walker — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 00:36:35 +0000

Frank Lowy is no longer a member of the Reserve Bank board.

By: Von Curtis

Von Curtis — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 22:08:13 +0000

‘ think he just goes through the motions of grovelling to Zion’ Yes Turnbull is NOT a very good actor he is toooooooooo obvious and Costello is no different but he is witty and fast and devious with the attacks.
Howard was the most brilliant actor , he was spectacular at it , he really sucked people in – a lot of people had NO idea and still don’t of Howards use of the PROBLEM – REACTION – SOLUTION method of doing politics and controlling the population and their minds. Both sides while putting on a show of opposition DO US SLOWLY
I wonder if Lowy is a dual citizen – he is on our Reserve Bank board – no wonder things are a big mess – and I’m afraid it is about to get a whole lot worse when the banks start moving on people and businesses .

By: Mark

Mark — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 00:32:31 +0000

You know, an anti-Zionist candidate running for a Senate seat in the Federal election might have a rough chance of success, imo. There are a lot of Muslims living in Australia now, and it’s not only the Muslims who are disgusted by Israel’s behavior and ashamed at Israel’s immunity from criticism in the mainstream political discourse.

Rudd will go call an election in the next few months. The financial stimulus package, the Coalition’s leadership tensions and today’s announcement of a net 14% reduction in the skilled immigration intake (it should be reduced by 90%,imo) all point to an early poll. Of course, he’ll keep a close eye on Saturday’s Queensland election to see whether an incumbent can be returned in these difficult economic times.

History shows minor parties and independents can win in the Australian Senate, even without massive budgets.

The day we see an anti-Zionist candidate nominate might come soon. Maybe one already has in the past, but I can’t remember any.

By: Syd Walker

Syd Walker — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 17:57:01 +0000

Very true Mark. Costello would most probably be worse than Turnbull.

I may be wrong, but I don’t think Turnbull does this stuff out of conviction. I think he just goes through the motions of grovelling to Zion, because he believes it’s required to get elected.

The last major party leader in Australia who wasn’t a suckhole was Mark Latham, the man who popularized the term. Rupert’s Empire made damn sure he didn’t win the 2004 election.

Absent some new initiative, the Zionists probably have garnered absolute control of Australia’s top political leadership. Perhaps anti-Zionist independents should run against them in their electorates? Anti-Zionist candidates could exchange preferences with each other.

There should be a political price to pay for blatant bias and suckholing. But the way things are at present, there’s only a price paid by those who don’t. That needs to change.

By: Mark

Mark — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 17:38:31 +0000

The way I see it, at least Labor’s desperate desire for a seat on the UNSC is at least a counterbalance, albeit a paperweight one, to slavish worship of Israel.

And if any Aussie voters think Swami Costello (he who blissfully reflects) might deviate from Turnbull’s obscene crawling, then read this:

http://www.ajn.com.au/news/news.asp?pgID=4079

Bring on the early election while the Conservatives are still at each other’s throats. After they lose, Costello will hopefully piss off and take some high paying job in the corporate sector–if there’s a corporate sector left that is!

Ha Ha, sucked in Pete! (you peahearted pissant).

By: DavidG.

DavidG. — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 09:09:47 +0000

I think Australia has more than its fair share of Zionist Suckholes. Howard was one. Turnbull and Rudd are two more.

As in America, the Jewish/Zionist Lobby in Australia wields disproportionate, though largely hidden, power.

And it’s not for Australia’s benefit!