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He! Talking about surrender monkeys, Antony Lowenstein was shilling for the mullahs again yesterday:
http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/
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So if Pauline Hanson was the former Chairman of the Transport Forum, they'd invite her too!
Hey Landers,
surely as a former ALP member you remember how dreary branch meetings where. What is wrong with inviting anybody from any party to stimulate some interest. Hell, why not invite John Howard to stimulate the meeting - the press would turn up and so would everyone else. Anything to create some god damn interest in a branch meeting is good branch policy. Not that you would know as all you ever did in an ALP branch in your days was to simply stack them!
Patriots and friends.
I encourage you all to attend a public debate arranged by Monash University.
You will note that one of the debaters is one of the most illustrious alumnus of the Monash Law School - ME!
So please come along to the Convention Centre next Wednesday with your "I Love McPerton" signs.
2008 Great Law Week Debate
'What do you mean you don't know Bradman's test average? Immigrants need to assimilate into Australian culture'
The Faculty of Law invites you to the 2008 Great Law Week Debate to be held on Wednesday 14 May. Witness two teams of Monash Law alumni debate this topical and highly controversial issue.
Date: Wednesday 14 May
Time: 5.30 pm for a 6 pm start
Location: Auditorium (level 2), Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 2 Clarendon Street, Southbank
Cost: Free
Register: RSVP by Monday 12 May via email or telephone on 03 9905 2326
On the negative team will be:
David Galbally (BJuris 1972, LLB 1974), one of Melbourne’s most respected QCs
Kim Little (BA(Hons) 2001, LLB(Hons) 2003, MA 2003), former World Universities Debating champion and
Shivani Pillai (BA 1991, LLB 1996), barrister and president of the Monash Law Alumni Association
This won’t be easy, as they try to prove their point against the affirmative team:
Meg O'Sullivan (BA(Hons) 1998, LLB(Hons) 2001), barrister and former world debating champion
Roland Dillon (BA 2003, LLB 2006, BA(Hons) 2007), solicitor with the Environment Protection Authority and 2005 World Masters Debating champion and
Victor McPerton (BEc 1981, LLB 1982), company director, barrister, regulatory affairs advocate and a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for 18 years including stints as Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for the Environment, Champion of Human Rights and regular contributor of amusing postings to the OC.
Will Fowles (BCom 2002, LLB 2004), the effervescent Monash Law alumnus who became the youngest member of the Melbourne Cricket Club committee, will act as moderator.
Did Peter who then became Penelope Rice actually have it chopped off? Anyone know???
A minor correction:
Victor McPerton (BEc 1981, LLB 1982), company director, barrister, regulatory affairs advocate, obsessive masturbater and a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for 18 years including stints as Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for the Environment, Champion of Human Rights and regular contributor of amusing postings to the OC.
Dear Victor I will be there with bells on, in the front row, waving my McPerton for QC flag.
Could you please ensure I am surronded by willing attractive young lasses?
I will try to encourage 3AW to bring the OB van for full media coverage of this important historical event.
The tunnel won't be built.
It is too expensive and now nearly everyone understands that.
All a bit rich really. Darren Ray works for the VLGA, the organisation that promotes accountability and transparency. In fact Darren is the Director of Public Policy so it might have been obvious to him that being transparent was the best policy, rather than offering half truths in his response to you. Janet Rice is also the Vice President of the VLGA, a cosy arrangement Darren choses not to acknowledge in his denials. Transparent, sure thing
Janet Rice isn't a very senior person in the Greens at all. She bombed at preselection for the senate at the last election but she's hoping to do bettter at the next election because she reckons it's time a woman had a shot.
The Watsonia Branch invited Phil Cleary while he was MP for Wills despite patriot Kelvin Thompson from the ALP challenging him.
This kind of thing is not new in the SL.
The only reason Darren Ray is a proud proponent of the monkey analogy is that anything that bears its ass in public is bound to appeal to him
Especially if it has a smelly fury ass.
Yes. Peter Rice had his dick and balls cut off and had an artificial vagina created. He's now a genuine woman and Janet Rice is a dyke.
The SL should join the Greens, Both are looney's, false prophets and ideological bent.
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