Comments on: Kennett, Bracks, Jeffed — it’s 10th anniversary season

By: lloydhdavid@gmail.com

lloydhdavid@gmail.com — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:20:01 +0000

VICTORIA the place was in an awful mess truncated by mis management stupidity, failing institutions The Fantasy Chicken Farm odersey was a great epitath — - then along came the rejuvination of lively activists in the Liberal Party with lots of time to be activists as their Jobs livelyhood wether as concretors, machine operators, contractors, or Medium Business operators JOBS were all but GONE! Thanks to Mr Cain, Mrs Kirner Mr Roper and their unruly group, Then the Result was Mr KENNETT and the newness of POWER and POWER mates, After the election of the Liberals the Activists were soon dismissed without ceromony and all things were rammed through, without a blink , think , or a thought, as same as MARK ANTHONY expressed to Octavious regarding Lepodius. But the extremes that went with KENNETTS WILL did stimulate( theres that word again) the ecomony of the State and we did come back from the brink Kennett was there doing what Kennett does best -Banging 6inch nails in with a 50lb Hammer. The trouble was he and his mates forgot to stop using a big nail and a blunt instrument, and boy did the Liberal Party suffer - The liberal Party is still suffering to this day as we Speak. We all Suffer. THE WORLDS GONE MAD
David Lloyd

By: Phillip Herbert

Phillip Herbert — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 09:00:27 +0000

Kennett was an arrogant homophobe who placed bigots Tehen and Wade in positions of power. Hope his back gives him hell and perhaps he may even drop dead in the not too distant future.

By: Peter Howard

Peter Howard — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 10:01:27 +0000

” privatised the entire prison and public transport systems”

Stephen,
I don’t think so, certainly NOT the entire prison system, and just as bloody well too.

Peter Howard

By: davoid

davoid — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 08:56:20 +0000

there was nothing wrong with case-mix. It got medics working for their extremely generous pay and took control of the system out of their hands. It was one of the least aggressive breakings of the hold on a public service of unions which had for years used their power for their own ends, not those of the people their jobs were to serve.

John Cain said that his premiership was wrecked by the transport and, especially, teachers unions. He complained that the main driver of education budget considerations was wages and conditions, not what was best for students.

Kennett was too heavy handed. And he ignored rural Victoria. But every one of those union-busting interventions, and the actions to clean up local councils, were absolutely necessary and no-one, no-one, had or has had the guts to do the same.

By: Tom McLoughlin

Tom McLoughlin — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 08:28:29 +0000

Out on acres got a Beyond Blue envelope directed to every household in Australia. Jeff obviously knows alot about making people depressed.