Backfire: Aussie PM flaunts her asset, but it’s too little and too late

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Salam 1Singapore !

In her desperate attempt to push-up her dismal sagging support, especially among men, the Aussie PM has been going around flaunting her asset.

PM Julia Gillard’s Cleavage Display Rocks Australian Parliament (VIDEOS & PHOTOS)
http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/479344/20130617/julia-gillard-s-cleavage-display-rocks-australian.htm

Instead of drumming up her support, this Kentucky Fried Quail with a big red CB proves that she has very little substance in her head and in her chest as well:

Julia Gillard's 'small breasts' served up on Liberal party dinner menu
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/12/gillard-menu-sexist-liberal-dinner

But she has unwittingly sparked another ‘gender war’ which she has been waging for the past 3 years.

Australian women start 'cleavage' campaign over PM criticism
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...tart-cleavage-campaign-over-PM-criticism.html

Julia Gillard Slams 'Grossly Sexist' Menu That Mocked Her 'Small Breasts'
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/06/12/julia-gillard-sexist-menu_n_3425837.html

This feminist champion warrior has been leading her hordes, waging a holy crusade against her sexist misogynist opponents. But this 3-year ‘gender war’ has thus far failed to win her any substantial support and her popularity has been plunging free-fall as male voters are deserting her. Instead of learning her lesson from her mistakes for the past 3 years, this Kentucky Fried Quail continues to fry herself and dig her grave even deeper.

With this latest episode of Gila ‘gender war’, the male support of this Kentucky Fried Quail has crashed:

Male support for PM crashes
http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/political-news/male-support-for-pm-crashes-20130616-2ocet.html

Australian men desert Julia Gillard after 'gender wars'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...n-desert-Julia-Gillard-after-gender-wars.html

Sunrise - Gillard losing support among men
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhVuxbYs0AU

The latest polls figure released further confirm that Aussie Labor is heading almost irreversibly to a historic landslide defeat.

Poll delivers another crushing blow for Julia Gillard
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opi...or-julia-gillard/story-e6frg75f-1226668492405

Worse, the poll also shows that Labor could actually reverse the trend and win the election if Kevin Rudd is immediately installed as the Labor leader:

Australia Poll Shows Edge for Rudd Over Gillard .
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323566804578550691531488074.html

This show that the Aussies are still supporting Labor but are simply turned off form the Kentucky Fried Quail’s leadership and her small assets.

While the Kentucky Fried Quail remains defiant, some of her strong supporters are wavering as they are staring down the certainty of a political suicide if they were to continue their support for her:

Gillard defiant, MPs not so sure
http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/australia/8834935/Gillard-defiant-MPs-not-so-sure

Labor MPs asking unions if they should continue to support Julia Gillard as Prime Minister
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...s-prime-minister/story-fnihsrf2-1226667088040

South Australian Labor-MPs waver on support for Julia Gillard
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/...or-julia-gillard/story-e6frea83-1226668157085

MPs snub Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s school strategy
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...-school-strategy/story-fni0cx4q-1226663492901

Unions set to abandon Julia Gillard, their floundering skipper
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...undering-skipper/story-fni0cx12-1226666542549

At the meantime the Kentucky Fried Quail continues to blame Rudd for her dismal poll figures and purges her wavering minister from her cabinet as she prepares for her final showdown with her nemesis, which most certainly must be the endgame of this Labor drama circus.

Rudd to blame for Labor disaster, says Gillard poll review
http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/po...-says-gillard-poll-review-20130623-2oqrk.html

Julia Gillard cuts Bill Shorten out of loop as ally sidelined from decision making
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...-decision-making/story-fn59niix-1226667155632

By all account, this may be the Kentucky Fried Quail’s final week as Aussie PM…..

Leadership issue will be settled this week
http://video.theaustralian.com.au/2393345364/Shanahan-Leadership-issue-will-be-settled-this-week

“Tony Abbott has recorded his biggest lead over PM Julia Gillard in the latest Newspoll, heaping pressure on Kevin Rudd.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2Tt2LyW7BE

[video=youtube;5CV9wSANbI8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CV9wSANbI8[/video]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CV9wSANbI8

The editorials of major newspapers have also added their voices:

For the sake of the nation, Ms Gillard should stand aside
http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/ed...illard-should-stand-aside-20130621-2oo6e.html

The opposition under Tony Abbott has contentious policies on the carbon tax, the mining tax and schools funding; these are just the start of it. Yet Labor under Ms Gillard has been unable to step up to the contest. Mr Abbott is being allowed to run almost entirely unchallenged with his preposterous claim that a Coalition government would ''stop the boats'', in part by turning back the pathetic trail of rickety vessels laden with asylum seekers. This is a potentially dangerous and deeply dispiriting approach. Labor's inability to unscramble this sloganeering is damning.

Time is running out. Labor needs to refresh its public face and present a compelling, united and inspiring voice. It is capable of doing so. Now it must find the will. There may only be one chance to minimise the damage that appears inevitable in September. To do nothing would implicitly weaken the democratic choice. If it is to be done, it is best done now. But it must be an unequivocal and energising change for the better.

A party, and a nation, torn helps absolutely no one
http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/edito...n-helps-absolutely-no-one-20130622-2op42.html

The coming week offers Labor a chance to win back the trust of voters.

Be it a respected backbench MP, a group of party elders, a faction leader from the 2010 coup or Rudd or even Gillard herself - someone has to ensure the leadership issue is settled for once and for all … for the country's sake.

Labor's hiding to nothing
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/opinion/editorial/labors-hiding-to-nothing-20130623-2oqr3.html

Julia Gillard has no intention of recognising her failure as Prime Minister and of stepping down, either for a successor of her liking, or her nightmare and nemesis, Kevin Rudd.
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It is far from clear that he has a plan or the capacity to win back public approval for Labor; the desperation some feel is more that he could hardly do worse. Perhaps. He will get no chance to prove it unless someone takes steps on his behalf - or he is willing to take a risk.

Barisan PAP-WP: Towards a 1Singapore Parliament !

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[skponggol]

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The Kentucky Fried Quail continues to dig her grave!

Photoshoot row: Julia Gillard ridiculed for knitting royal baby kangaroo
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/25/gillard-ridiculed-knitting-royal-kangaroo

Australian prime minister under fire for incongruous photos showing her knitting a present for William and Kate's baby

In her desperate attempt to boost her support among man and older voters, the Kentucky Fried Quail tries to project a feminine image with a strong family value.

But it totally run counter to her conventional image as uncompromising feminist champion who does not project strong family value as she stays single and childless.

Worse, it further reinforces the public perception of the most negative things they most dislike about her: hypocrisy and dishonesty.

This Kentukcy Fried Quail is a hardcore Republican and a strong abortion right warrior…And now she is knitting for the unborn baby of the British royal couples….How fake and insincere can she possibly be???

When it backfires, she tries to deny it was her idea but it was the magazine suggestion. This was rebutted by the magazine which further makes her look more untrustworthy than ever.

Gillard knits a confusing message

[video=youtube;kXGDwCVbIek]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXGDwCVbIek[/video]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXGDwCVbIek


Meanwhile, in her last-ditch defence to protect her position, the Kentucky Fried Quail is denying her opponents the secret ballot but they have to vote openly by a show of hands in order to force a leadership contest. This would expose those who were secretly plotting against her to a possible aftermath retribution:

Defiant Julia Gillard to force plotters into the open
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...rs-into-the-open/story-fn59niix-1226669806165

Prime Minister Julia Gillard expected to deny MPs secret ballot if leadership spill called
http://www.news.com.au/national-new...hip-spill-called/story-fnii5s3x-1226669750634

The PM's office yesterday suggested to The Daily Telegraph that Ms Gillard would not give Mr Rudd the luxury of a secret ballot, in a clear sign her camp believes she has lost the numbers.

"They won't get 51 people to put their hands up," a senior Gillard staffer said.

MPs last night were outraged the PM's office was trying to intimidate them, claiming it could be the catalyst that brings on a showdown within the next 36 hours.

The Labor soap opera continues to its ultimate climax.

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[skponggol]

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Finally, the Kentucky Fried Quail has come out of hiding and issues the Ultimate Deathmatch to the Goose Foie Gras:

Julia Gillard to quit Parliament if she loses Labor leadership spill
http://au.news.yahoo.com/latest/a/-...rliament-if-she-loses-labor-leadership-spill/

"Anybody who enters the ballot tonight should do it on the following conditions: that if you win you're Labor leader; that if you lose you retire from politics."

The war to end all wars.

Will the Goose Foie Gras take up the challenge or will he chicken out as he did last time?????

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[skponggol]

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GAME ON !

Kentucky Fried Quail vs Goose Foie Gras 生死战

Kevin Rudd says he will be a candidate in the 7 pm ballot.

If he loses he will resign from politics, Mr Rudd says.

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[neddy]

I think she is the worst PM Australia ever have.

After rising to power by backstabbing Kevin Rudd. She rules over a minority govt and does too many stupid things.

She walks like a duck, and have a gay boyfriend because there is no one else.

Her downfall will be less dramatic than this.

Repeat ...

She lost her shoe to the m&d.

 

[neddy]

After trying to flame problems for the Opposition, her plans backfired and she had to be rescued TOGETHER WITH THE OPPOSITION LEADER from the riots her office caused.

She lost her shoe in the process.

 

[neddy]

Gillard's assets

and I hate politicans who overstay their welcome.

 

[skponggol]

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Only yesterday, the Goose Foie Gras promises never to challenge, now he flip-flops with flowery logic:

[video=youtube;QSCZUlnTlqA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSCZUlnTlqA[/video]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSCZUlnTlqA

Mr Rudd has made a pitch entirely focussed on how he would take on Opposition Leader Tony Abbott. He has said it was people's pleas that he run again to prevent a Coalition government that convinced him to stand again for the Labor leadership.

Mr Rudd has demonstrated - again - one of the great mysteries of Australian politics: that he is an effective communicator to the general public even if he is not so good at dealing with his colleagues.

Australia economy is still booming as compared to Europe and America; the ruling party has pursued and achieved more domestic agenda than most of the previous administrations; there is no major domestic issue that can deeply antagonize the voters; it does not entangle in any foreign war or diplomatic dispute; the ruling party is not embroiled in any major sex or financial scandal; the leader of the opposition is the most unpopular and most disliked …… second only to the Kentucky Fried Quail.

Under any normal circumstances, the ruling party should be able to win a landslide victory in any elections. Yet they are heading to a historic landslide defeat???!!!

This is a great mystery and the only explanation is the poor public perception of the Kentucky Fried Quail leadership. Perhaps, a change in party leadership can still alter the election outcome even at such a late stage.

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[neddy]

Gillard fails to create jobs, destroy small businesses and spend more money on stuffs that do not give any returns, tangible or not.

Cronyism is very important to Gillard. Nevermind if they are not up to the job.

 

[skponggol]

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Anticipating that the Kentucky Fried Quail is most probably already long over-fried, Liberal Party is preparing to have Goose Foie Gras for dinner:

[video=youtube;NQ4oUYW2xZo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ4oUYW2xZo[/video]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ4oUYW2xZo

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[skponggol]

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成也Shorten, 败也Shorten.

Workplace Relations Minister Bill Shorten (who was so crucial in elevating Ms Gillard into the prime ministership in June 2010) is about to confirm exactly where he stands in all of this.

Mr Shorten says he backs Kevin Rudd.

"The future of the Labor Party is at risk," Mr Shorten says.
Kevin Rudd is the best change the Labor Party has of winning the election, he says.
"Australians, regardless of their politics, want to see the Labor Party perform as best it can," Mr Shorten says.
"The best interests of the Labor Party must come first....not factions."
Mr Shorten said he would resign his ministry if Ms Gillard won and would serve in any capacity under Mr Rudd.
Mr Shorten did not take any questions and has now left.

Shorten says he will serve whomever wins tonight's leadership ballot. His argument is essentially that Kevin Rudd represents the best prospect for Labor of avoiding an electoral wipeout.

So Shorten has come full circle.

He shifted against Kevin Rudd in 2010.

And now he's shifted against Julia Gillard in 2013.

The Kentucky Fried Quail has finally tasted what the Goose Foie Gras tasted 3 years ago…

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[neddy]

 

[skponggol]

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GAME OVER.

The Kentucky Fried Quail is completely fried……and it’s finger lickin' good.

Rudd has prevailed in the leadership ballotCaucus source.

Rudd 57.

Gillard 45.

Kevin Rudd has returned.

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[neddy]

Prepare to pay more taxes under the krudd 2 govt.

 

[The_Hypocrite]

Labour wont win this erection lah,,Rudd is more popular than Juliar,,but not enough,,,the voters have seen the fuck ups caused by Labour,,,and Liberals will win,,i just hope with a slim majority,,,Liberals are very dictatorial. Once gain alot of power will want to change things to benefit the rich,,like what John Howard did,,,

Prepare to pay more taxes under the krudd 2 govt.

 

[valiant20]

For a moment I did think that K.Rudd would lose the challenge again... (seeing how he lost the previous challenge), but something was different this time. Reporters and Commentators had a different air about K.Rudd this time, like they knew he was going to win this round.

 

[neddy]

For a moment I did think that K.Rudd would lose the challenge again... (seeing how he lost the previous challenge), but something was different this time. Reporters and Commentators had a different air about K.Rudd this time, like they knew he was going to win this round.

The kingmaker. The extremely ambitious man who divorce his wife to marry GG daughter.

LABOR PARTY powerbroker Bill Shorten now has to his credit the scalps of two prime ministers - both from his own party.
The former trade union boss made Julia Gillard's defeat certain when he revealed at a strategically-timed press conference he would be backing Kevin Rudd.
His announcement was made just before the leadership ballot. It made clear Mr Shorten's intention, and no doubt influenced others.
The Employment Minister was in the group of MPs who wrangled the departure of Mr Rudd as prime minister in June three years ago. Now he has helped topple the woman he elevated, Ms Gillard.


Read more: http://www.news.com.au/national-new...rs/story-fnho52ip-1226670420184#ixzz2XKR5mRd9



Remember that this is a minority govt, We may enter into election sooner than Sept 14.


THE Governor-General is tonight seeking high-level advice before confirming Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister for the second time.

News Limited has learned that Quentin Bryce was waiting to meet with the Acting Solicitor-General to discuss the constitutional impact of the leadership change before agreeing to commission Mr Rudd.

It is understood Ms Gillard is scheduled to travel the short distance to Government House to resign her office at prime minister.

But Ms Bryce will examine the resignation letter before seeking legal advice. Once satisfied she is expected to invite Mr Rudd to form government.

LIVE UPDATES: The Labor Party leadership spill

A range of constitutional experts have raised questions about whether the knifing of Julia Gillard could see the Government challenged on the floor of parliament, particularly after one cross-bench MP, Tony Windsor, signalled he may no longer back Labor.

Experts said the potential outcomes range from an immediate dissolution of parliament and early election, to the September poll being delayed until November.

Constitutional law expert Professor Anne Twomey said there was even a potential for Tony Abbott to be installed as Prime Minister by the Governor General if key crossbenchers don't support Kevin Rudd.

"This is an unprecedented situation and so all of this is pretty much uncharted waters," Prof Twomey, from Sydney University said.

Despite the upheaval, pundits say the late change is highly unlikely to save Labor in the polls, with any bounce in polls unlikely to last a month.

 

[THE_CHANSTER]

More musical chairs in the Labour Party.

Rudd will not make a difference come the General Election.

 

[valiant20]

The kingmaker. The extremely ambitious man who divorce his wife to marry GG daughter.

Didn't know who he was.. I do now after today! Tipped to be future Labor PM

 

[neddy]

More musical chairs in the Labour Party.

Rudd will not make a difference come the General Election.

It is called Labor not Labour because they do not bother about you, except when it comes to cop you for more tax.

Some people says that Labor is short of the U because the unions used up all the u.

Do you know that the Australian Labor Party predates the British Labour Party. They returned to the radical Latin roots about 10 years after formation, and changed from Labour to Labor.



ALP has a good chance of winning over the daft voters this coming election.