I am reminded of the giggling Julia Gillard in the presence of Barack Obama-falling over herself to fawn a this feet and Albumen and Burney did here. Seriously we are led by dopes. What on earth do they think a basket ball player who benefited from the US college system has to say to us. And "Vids" -so cringeworthy. Maybe if I lock myself in my house for the next three years they will be voted out and some grownups might be elected? Vain hope, I think.
Yep... because a millionaire former Basketball player can relate to all Australians and is going to understand our constitution. He needs to have a chat to Jacinta Price. Stick to what you know Shaquille.
This stunt by our illustrious very small PM is not only pathetic, it’s farcical. Albo is acting like a giggling star struck school girl. No disrespect intended to the taller guy, but I couldn’t help thinking they looked like CS Lewis’ tragedian and dwarf in ‘The Great Divorce’. I wish Albo would disappear so we could have a real statesman leading us although I have no idea where that person would come from, sadly. And Albo now grins perpetually, far more than Morrison ever did. We’re being ‘led’ by buffoons :(
Albo’s reason for having The Shaq championing his cause is so wishy washy that it is plain embarrassing for any thinking Australian. What does ‘bringing people together’ actually mean in terms of the Constitution? It’s a nothing completely meaningless statement not expounded by anything factual or relevant. If it weren’t for your life saving humour, James, one just could be tempted to despair.
Thanks again for presenting the monumental stupidity of these people in a way that we get all the information we need but with your unique and wonderful sense of humour, James!
Poor Shaq ( I wonder what they're paying him, must check his Sports Bet contract) he thought Burney fell off his charm bracelet & he was asked to help out the other palooka who has a fear of giants (feefiphobia), which he has had since his day's of living with his single Mum in a houso lot.
Goodness, it's getting more ridiculous by every news flash... why does the government not ask some of our hard working, grass roots indigenous people so we can hear their voiced opinions? They would have a bit to say about this topic I reckon, being on Australia's pulse because they actually live here... but maybe the government does not want to hear their opinions... hence they import a famous person to deflect the topic?
The optics were terrible, for sure! Good job James
I am reminded of the giggling Julia Gillard in the presence of Barack Obama-falling over herself to fawn a this feet and Albumen and Burney did here. Seriously we are led by dopes. What on earth do they think a basket ball player who benefited from the US college system has to say to us. And "Vids" -so cringeworthy. Maybe if I lock myself in my house for the next three years they will be voted out and some grownups might be elected? Vain hope, I think.
Yep... because a millionaire former Basketball player can relate to all Australians and is going to understand our constitution. He needs to have a chat to Jacinta Price. Stick to what you know Shaquille.
This stunt by our illustrious very small PM is not only pathetic, it’s farcical. Albo is acting like a giggling star struck school girl. No disrespect intended to the taller guy, but I couldn’t help thinking they looked like CS Lewis’ tragedian and dwarf in ‘The Great Divorce’. I wish Albo would disappear so we could have a real statesman leading us although I have no idea where that person would come from, sadly. And Albo now grins perpetually, far more than Morrison ever did. We’re being ‘led’ by buffoons :(
Albo’s reason for having The Shaq championing his cause is so wishy washy that it is plain embarrassing for any thinking Australian. What does ‘bringing people together’ actually mean in terms of the Constitution? It’s a nothing completely meaningless statement not expounded by anything factual or relevant. If it weren’t for your life saving humour, James, one just could be tempted to despair.
Thanks again for presenting the monumental stupidity of these people in a way that we get all the information we need but with your unique and wonderful sense of humour, James!
Poor Shaq ( I wonder what they're paying him, must check his Sports Bet contract) he thought Burney fell off his charm bracelet & he was asked to help out the other palooka who has a fear of giants (feefiphobia), which he has had since his day's of living with his single Mum in a houso lot.
Well articulated on how bizarre our elected leaders of this awesome country navigate the demise of it.
Goodness, it's getting more ridiculous by every news flash... why does the government not ask some of our hard working, grass roots indigenous people so we can hear their voiced opinions? They would have a bit to say about this topic I reckon, being on Australia's pulse because they actually live here... but maybe the government does not want to hear their opinions... hence they import a famous person to deflect the topic?