Malcolm Turnbull’s argument with a voter about whether or not he’s telling the truth. It went on for a bit longer than this... #supersaturday #auspol pic.twitter.com/ju16Oaz2rG
— Lane Sainty (@lanesainty) July 28, 2018
Awkward doesn't do him justice.
How about ANFI?
Brought to you by www.michaelsmithnews.com but just watch how many places it turns up in as all their own work!
Never start an enquiry unless you're sure of the outcome.
I hope the honest cops get a hold of this and embarrass their bosses.
We have private sector investment in construction declining, -1.1% and then -1.3% in the past two quarters.
Yet migration is booming - 2016/17 was the highest on record, tempered a little by record numbers of people moving out of Australia.
It's fast becoming a crowded, unsafe, unstable and unpleasant place to be.
My Uncle Joe and Aunty Aud used to live in Lakemba.
We used to walk around to their place from the train station all the time.
It's hard to watch Australia turn into a place where a young woman is stopped by police from walking down the street.
...but this can happen in the roadway and its all OK.
Lauren Southern's provocative, but she's not violent.
The breach of the peace wouldn't have come from Southern, it was going to come (if it happened) from persons with a reputation for violent behaviour, persons known to police.
We are rewarding bad behaviour here.
Private investment is surging in the US, growing at 9.4% this year!
Private business investment has surged from 1.8 percent the year BEFORE I came into office to 9.4 percent this year -- that means JOBS, JOBS, JOBS! pic.twitter.com/evO63CpqPP
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 27, 2018
Trump has presided over that growth by lowering taxes, fixing energy policy, cutting red tape, repealing bullshit laws and putting America first.
The deadheaded dolt running the show here told us in December 2015 that innovation and his "Ideas Boom" would fix things up for us.
Wanna know how that went?
Private investment growth in Australia is feeble at best - in some sectors investment is contracting, severely - that means job losses.
Private capital expenditure in Australia rose by 0.4 percent quarter-on-quarter in the March quarter of 2018, following an upwardly revised 0.2 growth in the previous period while market estimated a 0.8 percent rise. Expenditure on equipment, plant and machinery went up at a faster pace (2.5 percent from 1.8 percent in the December quarter). On the other hand, expenditure on buildings and structure continued to fall (-1.3 percent from -1.1 percent). Through the year to the first quarter, private capital expenditure grew by 3.7 percent. Private Investment in Australia averaged 1.41 percent from 1987 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 15.60 percent in the second quarter of 1996 and a record low of -8.10 percent in the third quarter of 2015.
It takes special skills in stupid to have immigration running at warp-speed while private investment in construction is contracting.
Congratulations on your achievement Chairman Mal.
Australian private investment data source:
The country they are ‘escaping’ is SO terrifying they left their mothers, wives & daughters behind to face it alone. *cough* pic.twitter.com/mGZadncRCu
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