Election day? Nah, it was eggs and soldiers and blood day for Fake Steve Fielding. And lots of hard work walking up and down the polling booth line, handing out how to vote cards and getting Susan to explain the policies.
Fake Stephen Fielding
Fake Fielding: I could Latham in the aisles just like Mark on the telly
Mark Latham used a be a politician but was now on the TV being a journalist and recommending that people vote for the Blank Party, and I am a politician, so maybe I could go on the TV, writes Fake Stephen Fielding.
Fake Fielding: a new Tron of thought on the NBN
There are 350 days in the year and it’s too cute times half to think that Julie Gillard, in her decision to choose that one day, was completely oblivion to the fact that I was fighting the Tabilan in Afpakistan, writes Fake Stephen Fielding.
Fake Fielding: Hey Hey I better get some election policies
Here was Tony Abbott getting to go on my favourite show in the world, Hey Hey it’s Saturday and I wasn’t. I’m an opposition leader, too, writes Fake Stephen Fielding.
Fake Steve Fielding: The devil and Peter Garrett
“You can take the devil music out of the boy but you can’t take the boy out of the devil music” says Fake Steve Fielding: Peter Garrett brought rock and roll into Parliament — and now four tradesmen are dead.
Bottles off to you, Nick Xzennophone!
Nick Xzennophone may come across as a bit of a mug, but at least he’s switched on enough to see a conspiracy when he sees one, writes Fake Stephen Fielding.
Fake Stephen Fielding: PMS and a One World Government
Fake Stephen Fielding has been following the climate change and Emissions Trading Scheme debate very closely, and is very excited at the prospect of a One World Government.
