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[am Bays]

Nyet Comrade

Yes, the pseudo intellectual elite were right the majority of voters were wrong…

Good to see Albo maintaining the rage last night, still!

[Jimmy_041]

Nyet Comrade

Yes, the pseudo intellectual elite were right the majority of voters were wrong…

Good to see Albo maintaining the rage last night, still!

He wants to build a statue

Can he put it next to Dan Andrews so I dont have to stop the flow half way through

[dedja]

The resultant emphatic election victory for Fraser doesn’t vindicate the actions of the GG (not unconstitutional but unprecedented), nor Fraser blocking supply (not unconstitutional but unprecedented), nor Bjelke-Petersen appointing a partisan to the QLD Labor Senate vacancy (not unconstitutional but unprecedented) which allowed Fraser to block supply to cascade the events leading up to the dismissal.

If these events didn’t happen, who knows how the electorate would have voted?

It was a clusterfaark of the highest proportions, the likes of which we hopefully will never see again.

The most amazing thing to occur many years after these events was the fact that Whitlam and Fraser became friends and rallied for common causes, something unthinkable on Remembrance Day 1975.

[am Bays]

The resultant emphatic election victory for Fraser doesn’t vindicate the actions of the GG (not unconstitutional but unprecedented), nor Fraser blocking supply (not unconstitutional but unprecedented), nor Bjelke-Petersen appointing a partisan to the QLD Labor Senate vacancy (not unconstitutional but unprecedented) which allowed Fraser to block supply to cascade the events leading up to the dismissal.

If these events didn’t happen, who knows how the electorate would have voted?

It was a clusterfaark of the highest proportions, the likes of which we hopefully will never see again.

The most amazing thing to occur many years after these events was the fact that Whitlam and Fraser became friends and rallied for common causes, something unthinkable on Remembrance Day 1975.

I've trying to find it this morning but I remember a cartoon in The Bulletin from about 1985 (might have been by Pickering) but you had Hawke leaning against the bar with a beer, surrounded by Whitlam, Keating and others with a newspaper on the ground with the headline "WHITLAM SACKED"

Hawkey's holding court saying, "Look Dont worry about it, in 10 years I'll be Prime Minister, you'll be Treasurer, you'll be living it up in the UNECO in Paris, Gough, and we'll get Fraser a job as an eminent person..."

[Jimmy_041]

The resultant emphatic election victory for Fraser doesn’t vindicate the actions of the GG (not unconstitutional but unprecedented), nor Fraser blocking supply (not unconstitutional but unprecedented), nor Bjelke-Petersen appointing a partisan to the QLD Labor Senate vacancy (not unconstitutional but unprecedented) which allowed Fraser to block supply to cascade the events leading up to the dismissal.

If these events didn’t happen, who knows how the electorate would have voted?

It was a clusterfaark of the highest proportions, the likes of which we hopefully will never see again.

The most amazing thing to occur many years after these events was the fact that Whitlam and Fraser became friends and rallied for common causes, something unthinkable on Remembrance Day 1975.

Fraser went Turnbull (or vice versa)

[dedja]

Fraser went Turnbull (or vice versa)

Can’t wait for the announcement of a Turnbull statue