What a great pair of Gutless Bookends Australia has been dealt in the last decade ,Gillard/Rudd -- (Abbott)-- Turnbull , One lets in 50,000 unknown refugees in over 7 years , Abbott finaly sticks in finger in the Dyke and stems the flow of scumbags , Now we have to put up with Luvvie Malcom the Procrastinator pretending its all fine and fixed with a few cliché's and a bottle before bedtime ,nothing to worry about .

Some Muvvers do hav em ! .

Malcom is a very dangerous ego driven buffoon way way out of his depth .

Thirteen years ago Iraq had three million christians, today five to ten thousand and they are not on the boats? Islamic state are very strong, not 'weak' as that rotten egg Turnbull puts it. Powerful Russia pounded the taliban for twelve years and withdrew with tails between their legs, ditto Australia,,,leaving the taliban stronger and now after all of that there are calls for 'peace talks' with the 'weak' taliban.

Waffle,waffle, waffle That's all he does and as for J. Bishop saying he was like a breath of fresh air, my god what planet is she from.
Having a cup of tea with the insideout up herself lying Triggs shows how low this man will go.
Much as I hate to admit it, don't like the man, Shorten gives great speaches in parliament when required to. Whom ever does them for him really does a lot of background work.

See what Frydenberg backed up by Hastie have said. At last a politician has come out and said the problem is within Islam.

The Waffling Wentworth Wanker has again displayed his lack of judgement.

He spent years white anting Tony Abbott, a disgraceful performance of disloyalty and bastardry.

I hope he crashes.

I got 17 "ahs", numerous starting and changing sentences. The rest is as Michael and lots of others are saying was complete waffle.

I am told his son in law is ex SAS. Let's hope he can talk sense into Turnbull.

Like Ms Bishop, Turnbull has aged considerably in a few months.

I am a Liberal Party member. Recently was at a meeting with Sen. Cash as guest speaker. Ms Cash spent her entire speech, about 20 minutes,telling the 40 staunch Liberal Party members how fabulous it was to have Malcolm "The Saviour" as leader. Why would she feel the need to do that if the "feed back" is so good?
Yesterday was at a function with Matthias Cormann as guest speaker. He stated at the beginning of his speech that he had suported Tony Abbott in the ballot. Why? Is it necessary to show which side you are on? I would have thought the best thing to do would be carry on and not look back. Something is not quite right.

Who said he was articulate? He's not even fluent in mindless brain-numbing waffle!

I only just turned the page on my calendar the quote is "When a leader trusts no one, no one trusts him."
By leaders taking their own lead and not listening to the public and what they want that would mean he doesn't trust the people that employ him to look after our best interests for he takes that out of our hands and makes his own choices on his own agenda... this can only lead to his demise.. He can waffle all he likes the actions will speak louder with Malcom because he is very much Shorten says one thing then his words don't align with his actions. Take the climate change thing as an example Liberals were voted in because they didn't believe in that and they won on the condition of removing the carbon tax - that was done by Tony Abbott now he is gone the tables will turn for Mal believes there is money to be made from this agenda and he most likely has his own money invested in it.

Here was an article in the Spectator about this great communicator.. this was just after the love in with Leigh Sales after the ousting of Tony Abbott..I think Rudd was better at communicating then Turnbull is turning out to be, he is okay to speak off the cuff if he knows his subject if he doesn't know what he is talking about he will speak like he doesn't know what he is on about, what is inside will show on the outside the true soul is and will be revealed by this man's actions, his intelligence isn't as well rounded as the media make out it is..Julia Gillard was media prepared and had her script with her waffle so in her mind she had what she wanted to say prepared and didn't move far from the subject, Malcom is so full of his ego he doesn't need that preparation if he had it he is far from the script, he must not prepare himself for any sorts of questions or learn what the background is behind all subjects as a Prime Minister in his position has to be all over every MP's brief as well as his own.. one has to be well read on all topics to show intelligence and be willing to learn on what you don't know or admit that you are not up to speed on the subject you are talking or questioned about..Some times you just can't wing it when it is such an important subject that affects everyone's security..
http://new.spectator.co.uk/2015/09/the-great-communicator-2/
He pauses, he stutters, he umms and he ahhs. Hesitant moments as his hands wave meaninglessly in the air; awkward body shifts and gestures attempt to make up for the lack of substantive comment. No, it’s not Tony Abbott on a bad day: it’s Malcolm Turnbull.

Not since Kevin Rudd last graced our TV screens have we had a prime minister who a) has so many words to deploy and b) has so little to say with them.

In case you missed the excruciating Leigh Sales love-in on the ABC’s 7.30, here are some of the redacted highlights of Mr Turnbull’s first major TV interview on his favoured home turf of Ultimo. Welcome to The Great Communicator, or if you prefer, Welcome to Waffle.

MT: ‘So they’ve got to – so freedom is the – freedom is the key point. I mean, it’s perhaps a bit simplistic, but one way you can say it – you can describe it is that… we believe that government’s job is to enable you to do your best.

So government has to provide the leadership, the sense that, you know, we know what we’re doing…

So everything I can say to inspire confidence is going to help the economy… It’s not just – I’m not agreeing with all of that list, by the way, but anyway…

If Malcolm Turnbull is a breath of fresh air I hope Julie Bishop realizes that a long with her, and her back stabbing buddies their breath stinks.

Hi Michael,

I think Turnbull is proof that Headhunters working for multinational corporations seek out people with narcissistic tendencies and who never consider the consequences of their decisions or actions. It also benefits these corporations if these people are incompetent or in over their heads because they'll do what they're told in order to save face.

This guy rolled a democratically elected Prime Minister, and one of his grand attributes was that he is a great communicator. I've just watch him ramble on for 3 minutes and have absolutely no f%&#%(*# idea what he has just said...

These numbers are only figures/statistics to the politicians they don't take the human toll or consider all the consequences when they throw numbers in the air. It just doesn't have to be with climate change it can be with the percentage of tax or any statistic that crosses their paths. When you have other peoples money and the access to more things become a bit distorted as with the dollar figures they bounce around with the public can only dream of, so in turn it means nothing to them that the human population actually has to work and raise a sweat to bring not only their own wages but that of the taxes that are taken out of the pay packet by what ever means with all the levies, fees, taxes, and government charges for any service "nothing is ever for free as some one somewhere is paying for it or will pay for it if it is debt being racked up" cause and affect for free stuff..

I wasted my time listening to this Nincompoop. He could not string a sentence properly.

A pig farm would be a breath of fresh air compared to Turnbull and Bishop.

The Queen has seen it all before. They come and they go.

I don't think she was in the least bit impressed.

Expensive bespoke suits, best teeth money can buy and a treacherous heart.

She would pick it at 10 paces.

Liz I saw that too and thought it was priceless! What a great response from the Queen.

Oh he's articulated right enough—a big shiny underpowered tractor attempting to haul too many overweight trailers with dubious cargoes.

Michael - There is no consensus among the EU governments, Nato, the USA or the allies of the West to put large scale forces on the ground in Syria/Iraq. What fool would even contemplate a unilateral operation to take on ISIL in that part of the world, without a consensus among 'the allies'.

Before any ground troops engage in that theatre, there needs to be a political solution, or agreement on who/what is to happen after that ground campaign. Otherwise we will be there forever.

And even if an allied force was mobilised to do that job, we will send thousands of troops thousands of kilometers, for little or no effect, because ISIL will very quickly disolve back across the borders in to neighbouring islamic countries. They won't 'cooperate' and fight a land battle with an allied army, which they know they will loose. It will take months to mobilize a suitable force to take on ISIL in that campaign. That is precisely what ISIL want us to do. It is plain for everyone to see that ISIL don't fight fair.

Why do so many on this blog want to send their sons and grandsons into harms way, for a military solution that will fail. Y'all are letting your hatred for Turnbull over ride logical thinking and basic common sense. We are currently 'training' Iraqi troops who will drop their weapons and run as soon as a bullit comes their way. We would be better advised to concentrate our efforts on those minorities/groups who are prepared to offer resistance and fight for their own territories.

France has 'declared war' from the deck of an aircraft carrier hundreds of kilometers away in the Mediterranean Sea, they are not foolish enough to unilaterally send troops into this engagement.

You may not like it, but Turnbull is right - for the moment. If Abbott were still PM, his rethoric would be more jingoistic, but his policy would be exactly/exactly the same.

Look out for the "disposable" conservatives lining up to vote. They will resemble donkeys.
LNP in for a big shock.
Who in their right mind would vote Labor or Greens. At this point there isn't any alternative available.

From what I hear Putin in making inroads and wants to stop this threat... As I have said before this war has many fronts and complexities each nation will do its part until a solution and one common aim/goal is found it will be something that will unite the world and bring about change the ideology itself has to come from a change and reformation of the people that practice it so they will have to see the death and destruction of their own people of this faith is not getting them anywhere where fear and death are involved this ideology has many faces as well depending on what each soul has learnt thorugh this belief system every soul is at different level of spirituality no matter what religion or belief is held..
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/622645/Islamic-State-ISIS-US-France-Russia-Putin-Hollande-airstrikes-Syria
ISLAMIC STATE (ISIS) is facing an unprecedented aerial bombardment after Russia and the West finally agreed to team up and blast the evil jihadis back to the Middle Ages.
Vladimir Putin came in from the cold as relations between Moscow and Western leaders thawed over a combined desire to see the terrorist hate group wiped off the face of the earth.

In a landmark announcement the US and Russian led coalitions currently operating in Syria agreed to put aside disagreements over the future of dictator Bashar al-Assad to focus all their firepower on jihadi militants.

Turnbull is nothing other than a weak kneed wimp. Way, way, way out of his league. How on earth can a clown like that get to be a Prime Minister of a first world Country with extraordinary potential. He is not worth one second of our time. If this man is elected we will be stuffed.

A news story on channel 7 Qld Sunday night following a fatal stabbing in Bundaberg, police are searching for some bloke surname Turnbull. The last line of the story got my attention,
`Police say Turnbull is dangerous and should not be approached'.
When will the rest of Australia come to the same conclusion.

Hitler was far more powerful and dangerous than IS. That is not to say IS is not a significant threat but it is not a nation state with a navy and air force, so to compare them with Hitler is significantly overstating the threat they pose.

And if Tony had been doing a good job, none of this would have happened.

An essay that's well worth a read...something wicked this way comes.

http://gatesofvienna.net/2015/11/tet-take-two-islams-2016-european-offensive/

We live in hope! This scum bag was also involved in the HIH Scandal, people were jailed including Rodney Adler, but the lawyer Turnbull escaped scrutiny, sound familiar?

Not wrong Dennis, I am livid and will never forget. His so called loyal servants were mostly those that came into office in 2013, they owed Abbott forheir place and how do they repay him, they stab him in the back and stand with Turdbull! They should all be made to pay and I hope he along with Bishop lose their seats at the next election.

OK, Mr Turnbull, you're going to find a political solution in the Middle East.
Does it not occur to you that if a political solution were possible it would have been found?
You think there have been no attempts to find a political solution?
So what is your Plan B?
When you finally discover that there is no political solution what do you plan?
You'll have to talk about that?
What a great and astute leader you are!

Has the Great Communicator ever finished a bloody sentence.
Truly the Waffling Wanker from Wentworth.

He got slam dunked because despite his previous successes it was perceived he was about to lead them over a very steep cliff.

Looks like the dream is starting to fall apart for Mal and he was hoping for a united party after what he did...
Ian McFarlane has defected to the Nationals and Cory Bernardi will cross the floor on a deal Mal done with the Greens over companies and Tax..

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/latest-news/bernardi-threatens-to-cross-the-floor/story-fn3dxiwe-1227632981192
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Ian McFarlane actually voted for Turnbull and then got shafted by him from his position on the frontbench in the reshuffle.. a few more are considering the same move I suppose that will depend on Mal and if he pisses them off a bit with his actions and ignorance of the party's decisions in the board room..
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/ian-macfarlane-defects-from-liberals-to-national-party/story-fn59niix-1227632257857