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Listed below are comments made by Eliza_nsw between Monday, 29th June 2009 and Thursday, 31st December 2009.

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Top 10 events of the decade 08:17am on 31 Dec 2009 Um - Struth,Nick, Your take on Cronulla is backward - meaning those of whom you think were victims, were the agressors. Those 2nd-3rd generation Aussies were out and about. It was young louts doing what so many do nowadays, violence and no respect. As for those who criticise John Howard, what a laugh. The Man and Govt did so much for this great land that if you cant see that welllll.....Some things you just cant change and blinders (ignorance) is one.
The Silver Bodgie Turns 80 01:55am on 16 Dec 2009 As for speaker, he only knew one sentance, arhhh arhhhh and the scratch of the ear, arhhh arhhh, hey yeh -a great speaker - NOT. But good for a laugh, which is all any Prime Labor Menace's are good for, after the tears of when they are in.
The Silver Bodgie Turns 80 01:52am on 16 Dec 2009 Oh oh oh what a missed opportunity, should have got a huge plastic bag, cover the area and let them all suffocate on their own hot air. They were and still are full of it, what a wasted opportunity and a wasted chance to use a valuable commonodity - air.
Will Abbott's victory trigger an election? 07:26am on 08 Dec 2009 Brass Balls Bishop is back, Ruddick, Barnaby & all we need is Fielding & Xenaphon (?) Yippeee, and also lets be educated it was the prior Govts actions that saved Aust from the turn down even the Prime Menace & Treasurer Goose state that so I think you can humble yourself and admit it. Yippeee, we are on the track back, Bronwyn Brass Balls Bishop, man what a women, oh dear, I have missed her.....Watch out guys, No, I think Ruddick is the best but then JH is retired. As for the Nationals it is a party by itself, its the old Country Party and have members stand by themselves not as Liberals. It is the National Party. Dear oh dear, oh dear....... It might be a good 10 afterall.
The American in Australia 07:16am on 08 Dec 2009 I am absolutley so happy - Brass balls Bishop, Ruddock are back yippeeee, and Barnaby, now we need, Fielding & Xenophan (?) and we have ideal Govt, who gives a hoot about the "fly by night" NSW premier. She could be from Mars, she's Labor - she's on borrowed time in power. remember the tune, people, come on Aussie, come on, come on, come on Aussie come on... Vote out the Prime Menace, and his cohorts.
Will Abbott's victory trigger an election? 00:50am on 07 Dec 2009 Murph73N2 - you got it right, if those who critised me which is fine we are all entitled to our opinions, BUT prove me wrong, are the banks not rasing rates higher than the reserve, are the boat people not coming in the hoards, are we not in a bad deficit position, havent the Govts only concentrated on the ets which is a big spend up on taxes, what about the everyday, we have not been looked after since 24th, that is true, things are bad, we need a Govt that looks at the whole pitcure and that is one of the biggest reasons I think Murph should get a prize, because the Dudd cohorts are now in damage control, too little too late. Forget what this one likes or that one likes - Labor for Aust as a whole is dangerous, things are bad. This is not my opinion its fact. Sorry Labor red hots, but you cannot dispute history or fact. We as Aust are in a bad way. And dudd should remain here not o/s and sort out his caused troubles, not leave then to Cricket (Gillard) to do, I wonder how big of a dummy spit he did on the weekend.
Will Abbott's victory trigger an election? 00:37am on 07 Dec 2009 Hold on guys - just got to get a panodol, for the stomach cramps from laughing. Oh you Labor red hots, oh struth, the weekend elections had liberal wins, the polls show the coalition gaining ground. Yeh, stay in the world of make believe, until we have to pay back the deficit that dudd got us into. Bring on May, as the budget will be real, and we will be paying. Just like in all of labours reigns. It takes years and years of ecomonic juggling to get Austraia out of the pits labor puts us in, what was the deficit for QLD 2.? billion, wow and a labor govt what a surprize, Not. I have yet to meet a Labor person who can tell me why they vote labor, theres the challenge why do you vote labor, beside not liking this person or that person, I vote Nationals because they are long heralded as country people supporters, I vote coalition as they are better economist, we have better style of living under the coalition, and they have the backbone, - proof well, JH changed the immigration rules, JH made changes to the gun laws, social sercurity laws, and Aust proserpered. The greats are menzies and howard both Liberal. I actually support Barnaby so to all of those who critised me, atleast get it right, the coalition is not only liberal. Long live the natioanl party.... sorry know alls but you got it wrong and if you vote labor you got it wrong, again. Gees I missed these educational debates. If I could find one to have. Dudd is a dudd, rates rising, banks have power, unions, money here and there, NSW labor yet another leader, NSW broke, hosptials in dire straights, I'd head my head in shame if I voted for such a useless Govt, the hospitals - people are dying in the halls, how can you be so proud of the Labor Govt in NSW, no money. Lets see what May brings. Feberal budget to those who dont know.
Will Abbott's victory trigger an election? 00:01am on 03 Dec 2009 No matter whether you rent, mortgage or live in a tent the banks have us all by the "short and curlies". I have more respect for insurance companies than banks. Open up the monopoly the banks charge heaps and give little. Time to get a back bone dudd and deal with what is real and here and now. Go up against the banks the environment is wearing thing in more ways than one. Tackle the banks, maybe then you;d get an inch of credability. I did say maybe. Next May are tax hikes, dearer groceries, dear amenities, and good bye to the corrupt rein of Dudd. Labor went through how many different leaders in a few years, then Dudd got in, no experience and we as Aust are paying for that, both out of our pockets and with our resources, Labor destroy when in power, and we as a nation have to learn from history if we need another viable party then we need to get it, and two options are destroying in, The Coaltion cant be in all the time, year after year and fair enough but to have a turn with Labor is making Australia non existent. They are dangerous with the ecomony, its only been 2.5 years and what is the deficit well I shudder to think. In May we will pay. And for decades to come. ETS is one minute section Dudd, the everyday life of the nation is dying, but do you care as you are forever o/s. Dudd24/7 is so true.
The fall-out from Utegate 05:25am on 29 Jun 2009 Surprize surprize - a dirty labor man- gee wizz lets get the guiness book of records out. Before we also jump on the "bandwagon" lets just wait for the dust to settle, Im sure it will be worth it. Things just dont come out of thin air, there must be a bit of truth, no matter how distorted it might be. As for Turnbull, well, I think we are heading the way of NSW, until a leader with balls comes along, Labor will rule, unfortunately. And Australia will pay dearly. The Goose (Swan) might finally be cooked. As for Dudd, well, he did have his legals paid by the dealership man. No one will have to dig for dirt, it will surface sooner or later. Long live JH.
The Pom influence 02:39am on 29 Jun 2009 P.S. Its Aust or Aussie - Not Oz we dont have Dorothy, Tin Man or the Good Fairy running around (well maybe in March). No matter what, where or when, if you discuss Australia atleast name us properly.

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