qualia
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we'll get another 3 years come next electionwell abbott's said he'll bring a gst increase to the next election, will australians vote for a regressive tax on literally everything?
probably, they voted for the gst first time around
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i see abbott's pulling the ol' "do as i say not as i do" trick
well mr abbott fuck you
with a barge pole
sideways......
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the carbon tax was the downfall of the labour partyno it wasn't, kevin rudd and joel fitzgibbon being true cunts was what bought the labor party down
look at the polls, the carbon tax rates quite low on the care-o-meter of most australians, labor even got a resurgence in popularity mid term,
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maybe he's just gently stroking tony's hand with his thumb,
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looks like a normal handshake to me,
with obama the power player
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doncha hate it when.......
when.....
actually nah, there's nothing to hate, because you've made your decisions, and you're destined to live with them
it's going to take some time, but there's some badness down the line, not now , but when,
when.......
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but yeah the senate will be interesting,
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while i don't discount the effect of the murdoch press campaign in favour of the coalition, labor was a pretty fucking shit government. even now their all standing around sniffing their own arses,
if they'd stop being a bunch of self absorbed wankers i'm sure they'd do pretty well, they did well enough to basically force the lnp to adopt most of their socially beneficial policies
and fuck kevin rudd too.
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just a thought bubble,
is there some generally accepted trichocereus (or even any cacti) lineage, or a common ancestor? i.e. like we can trace human evolution through homo erectus through to h. sapiens etc. is there a generally accepted ancestor of modern trichos like we see? or is this more or less impossible?
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some of my bridgesii are faster than all the others, but then again same clones have markedly different growth rates (i.e. ~30/40 cm compared to an inch or so, so go figure)
i've marked them this year so i get to see which ones grow the most
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i'm giving gogo juice a go for the first time this year, gave a half strength a few weeks ago to help them wake up but we'll see.
last year had ~fortnightly rotations of seaweed fert/nitrosol and got reasonable results
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ermahgerd it's terny erbet!
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don't cha hate it when you go all the way into the city and don't even get one of the main items you went in there for
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the second, the gas was delivered to the target site, via a rocket, and the free Syria movement doesn't possess this capabilitysyrian rebels have captured numerous government munitions, tanks, and took hold of a government airbase.
they also took hold of a government chemical weapons plant
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/09/yes-the-syrian-rebels-do-have-access-to-chemical-weapons.html
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will there be another false flag to "assist" congress if the vote doesn't go through?
or will obama go it alone, an illegal war without congressional backing?
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If only Rudd stopped acting like such a know it all school yard toff and stopped that wierd thing he does with his mouth he would have it in the bag,never forget this is all rudds fault
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Apparently it was all a misunderstanding.
thats what they say .... labor better have a field day with this tomorrow,
i think the election of tony abbott will usher in a thousand years of darkness the likes of which human kind has never before witnessed,
it is the apocalypse....
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fucking hell what a joke
A Liberal National government in Australia would adopt the opt-out UK approach to filtering the internet for all Australians.
The policy comes less than 41 hours before polls open for voting in the federal election where the Coalition is currently expected to win. It is also almost a year after the Labor government abandoned its plans for mandatory internet filtering, and three years after the Coalition announced that it would not support a policy for mandatory internet filtering.
The announcement, buried in an AU$10 million online safety policy published online today (PDF)announces that under a Tony Abbott government, Australians would have "adult content" filters installed on their phone services and fixed internet services unless they opt out.
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