Archive for the tag "Australian political values"
Emile Zola
So in the Cimitière Montmartre I found one of my heroes. Émile Zola That is to say, I found the memorial. He is interred at the Panthéon. Why a hero? Amongst his many writings Emile Zola wrote this, which is as relevant today in our political discourse and climate as it was almost [...]
Posted: 14 June, 2012 in Aussie Citizenship, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Culture, History, Iraq, legal, Literature, politics and government, Racism, values.
Tags: Abbott, Alan Jones, Andrew Bolt, asylum seekers, Australian cultural values, Australian political values, Australian Values, boat people, climate change, crime, Culture, Dreyfus, Dreyfus Case, droits d l'homme, egalite, Emile Zola, France, fraternite, fraternity, global warming, government, History, Hockey, honesty, Howard, human rights, injustice, Iraq, j'accuse, justice, l;iberty equality, law, legal, legal values, Liberal, liberte, Literature, Media, military, miscarriage, montmartre, paris, political values, politics, press, public opinion, Rights of Man, truth, Zola
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Who Do You Think is Great? Or Average? Or Small?
Source: fromupnorth.com on Pinterest On this definition most of the press, radio and television – at least the “popular” versions – are very small indeed. So are most of the politicians who spewed their vitriol over the last week, including especially Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard, Wayne Swan and the country’s most boring politician since [...]
Posted: 28 February, 2012 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Media, politics and government, values.
Tags: Australian political values, australian politicians, Australian Politics, Australian Values, average, concepts, great, great politicians australia, ideas, political values, politicians, politicians great and small, politics, small, values
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Shock Weightloss Surprise! The Migently Mystery Solved!
Where has Sir Roger been? Why has he been absent from his adoring public? Well, first and least, how could Sir Roger satirise Australian politics any more than Australia’s laughingstock politicians were doing by themselves? How could he point out the ridiculous any more clearly than the ridiculous politicians themselves? It is an unavoidable fact [...]
Posted: 26 February, 2012 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Culture, politics and government, values, weight loss.
Tags: Abbott, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Gillard, Greens, intelligence, Labor, Liberal, politics, Rudd, values, weight loss, weightloss
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The Malaysia Solution
Here is Sir Roger’s advice on asylum seeker/immigration policy for Julia Gillard, Tony Abbott and the rest of Australia’s panicked, “pragmatic” [=unethical, immoral and stupid] political elite who are slavishly, and in terror, reacting to the unholy self-righteousness of the christian right, the egomaniacal commentariat and the ignorant unwashed. It comes straight from the bible [...]
Posted: 25 September, 2011 in Aussie Citizenship, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Culture, Immigration, legal, Media, politics and government, Racism, Religion, values.
Tags: Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian religious values, bible, exodus, Immigration, law, legal, Malaysia, Malaysia Solution, Media, moses, Nauru, politics, Religion, religious values, values
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Denying Gay Marriage for Power’s Sake
Sir Roger does not wish to marry a man. To put it another way, while Sir Roger and Dorothy have many good friends in common, Dorothy and Sir Roger are not Facebook buddies. And Sir Roger does not think that his personal preference for his own life is of any moment or interest whatever in [...]
Posted: 29 June, 2011 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Economics, legal, Life, politics and government, Sex, values.
Tags: ALP, Australian Labor, Australian Labor Party, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, gay marriage, government, Labor Party, political values, politicians, politics
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Forget the Pacific Solution: Here’s the New S-E Asian Solution!
The Pacific solution didn’t work. We know that. It made too many people go mad (unless, of course that’s the point and Tony Abbot is in favour of that). Here’s an idea! While Julia and Tony are cat-fighting over who can think up the most brutal, vicious and inhumane treatment of people seeking [...]
Posted: 21 June, 2011 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Immigration, Iraq, legal, Life, politics and government, Racism, Religion, values.
Tags: abattoir, abu bakar ba'ashir, AFP, asylum seekers, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, baashir, Bali, Bali nine, bashir, cattle, firing squad, foreign affairs, government, halal, Immigration, Indonesia, jihad, Keelty, live cattle, Mick Keelty, murder, politics, queue jumpers, Racism, refugees, shock jocks, terror, terrorism, terrorist, trade, values
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Don’t Come to Australia Or the Kid Gets It!
So Immigration Minister Chris Bowen is moved by humanitarian motives. Probably in the same way as his predecessor Philip Ruddock was a fair dinkum believer in the values of Amnesty International while he was ruthlessly screwing the lives of countless fellow human beings. “Let your heart bleed publicly for the oppressed while cruelly oppressing [...]
Posted: 5 June, 2011 in Aussie Citizenship, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Culture, History, Immigration, legal, Life, politics and government, Racism, Religion, values.
Tags: Abbott, asylum seekers, Australian humanitarian values, Australian political values, bastardry, blackmail, Bowen, brutality, caning, children, Chris Bowen, corruption, cruelty, don't come to australia, hostage, humanitarian values, illegal immigrants, Indonesia, inhumane, inhumanity, Malaysia, Morrison, Philip Ruddock, political values, psychological damage, refugees, Ruddock, scapegoat, whipping boy
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Wash Your Fucking Mouths Out, Victoria
What a fucking load of motherfucking dickheaded bullshit those cunts in the Victorian parliament are, trying to impose old-fashioned tight-arsed, pursed-lipped, prune-faced, shrivelled-up, broomstick-arsed moral values on a free people, with their proposed laws against swearing in public. Goodbye barracking at fucking footie matches, for one thing. Or having a bloody beer in the pub. [...]
Posted: 4 June, 2011 in Aussie Citizenship, Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Culture, History, Language, Literature, politics and government, Religion, Sex, values.
Tags: 1960s, Australian moral values, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, baillieu, ban, bastard, bullshit, censorship, colonial, comedy, comedy festival, cunt, dickhead, Don Chipp, footie, fuck, FUCKING MOUTHS, George Pell, historical values, History, law, lawson, motherfucking, Opus Dei, Pell, political values, politics, prune-faced, pub, pursed-lipped, queen victoria, Religion, religious, religious right, Sex, shrivelled-up moral values on free people, swearing, swearing in public, television, tight-arsed, tv, values, Victoria, Victorian politics, what a fucking load, wowser
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David Hume
David Hume, hero of the Enlightenment, father of skepticism, linchpin of democracy and human rights and freedoms, Happy 300th Birthday! Sir Roger has some understanding of how Hume felt when he said this: “Here am I who have written on all sorts of subjects calculated to excite hostility, moral, political, and religious, and yet [...]
Posted: 7 May, 2011 in Aussie Citizenship, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Culture, Economics, Education, History, Life, Literature, mystery, Nature, politics and government, Religion, Science, US Politics, values.
Tags: Australian democracy, Australian democratic values, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian religion, Australian religious values, authority, David Hume, democracy, emotion, Enlightenment, epistemology, evidence, evidence-based, Feelings, freedom, government, human, human values, humanity, Hume, metaphysics, moral values, morals, opinion, philosopher, philosophy, political values, politics, Religion, religion and politics, religious politics, religious values, rights, scepticism, Scottish Enlightenment, skepticism, suffrage, understanding
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Drool Britannia!
Today we celebrate the marriage of an unemployed¹ man, the son of a barking madman and a kindergarten teacher, to a fashion accessory buyer, the daughter of a flight attendant and a flight-attendant-made-good as a mail order salesman. Nothing wrong with that, of course. There are many people who get married every day with a [...]
Posted: 29 April, 2011 in Australian Values, Culture, History, love, politics and government, values.
Tags: America, australia, Australian political values, Australian royal values, Australian Values, battenberg, beckham, becks, Britain, British values, Briton, charles, colonial, colonialist, colonies, colony, Crown, david beckham, Drool Britannia, Elizabeth, fashion accessory, fashion buyer, Germany, household cavalry, james hewitt, Kate, marriage, Middleton, mountbatten, neoteny, posh spice, queen, romance, romantic, royal wedding, saxe-coburg-gotha, values, victoria beckham, wedding, William, Windsor
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Three Wishes – xkcd
Some things are just wrong. And xkcd knows where they are: in your head. What are your three wishes, readers? And who do you really want to be rubbing your lamp? And here’s two genies for the price of one. It’s mine, mine, all mine! I’m rich! I’m independently wealthy! I’m comfortably well off! Why [...]
Posted: 30 March, 2011 in comedy/humour, Culture, Life, Literature, love, politics and government, Sex.
Tags: aladdin, ali baba, Australian political values, Australian Politics, bugs bunny, cartoon, comedy, daffy duck, double entendre, double meaning, forty thieves, genie, government, humor, humour, innuendo, labor mates, lamp, Literature, looney toons, merrie melodies, NSW, open sesame, plitics, political values, rubbing the lamp, Sex, three wishes, values, xkcd
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NSW Election Result
Just a heads up on the NSW election result. As you already know – and here’s something you can bank on – despite all the talk of “change” and “new eras in NSW politics”, nothing is going to change except the names of the people who take the money and the names of the “mates”. [...]
Posted: 26 March, 2011 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, politics and government, values.
Tags: australia, Australian political values, Australian Politics, election, government, NSW, NSW election result, NSW politics, political values, politics
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NSW Politicians are Idiots and Slime
Sir Roger tells me he really didn’t want to have to write anything today. He has a new pair of Wellington boots and they are chafing his heels. He just wants to put his feet up and go to that nothing box men go to where women are not allowed. Perhaps this will help you [...]
Posted: 21 March, 2011 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Computing, Culture, Internet, Language, Life, Media, politics and government, Science, Sex, Technology, values, Video.
Tags: australia, Australian political values, Australian Values, birth of a word, brain, brains, connection, cultural values, Deb Roy, democracy, election, government, idiots, Labor, Labour, Language, learning, Liberal, mars, men, men's, mens brains, MIT, networking, NSW, NSW election, nsw election ads, NSW politics, O'Farrell, political values, politicians, politicians are idiots, politics, slime, social media, social network, technological values, technology, TED, values, venus, women, women's, womens brains
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Libya – What Urgent Really Means
Urgent? What a joke! This morning Sir Roger explosively sprayed the breakfast linen with half-chewed soldiers, the boiled egg in which he’d been dunking them and the Dom he’d being trying to wash it all down with, before bursting into such loud and violent laughter that his butler was so alarmed that he stood behind [...]
Posted: 11 March, 2011 in Aussie Citizenship, Australian Politics, Australian Values, aviation, Culture, environment, History, Iraq, Language, legal, Life, Nature, politics and government, US Politics, values.
Tags: ABC, African Union, Arab League, australia, Australian environmental values, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, aviation exclusion, Breakfast, Britain, Country Party, Defence Minister, environment, European Union, Fran Kelly, Gunns, Iraq, Kevin Rudd, Labor Party, Liberal Party, Libya, miners, mining, National Party, NATO, no-fly, no-fly zone, Organisation of the Islamic Conference, Peter Garrett, politicians, politics, Pulp Mill, Radio National, Security Council, Stephen Smith, Tarkine, Tasmania, Tony Burke, UN, urgent, US, values, war criminals
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Sir Les Patterson’s Australia Day Address
“Proud to buggery!” Apart from the wallaby scrotum duffle bags, what did Oprah ask Sir Les to dump? When did Australia discover sex? What have we done about it?
Posted: 30 January, 2011 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Culture, Life, politics and government, Sex, values, Video.
Tags: aussie, Aussie sheila, australia, Australia Day, Australia Day Address, Australia Day Message, Australian cultural values, Australian culture, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian taxpayer, Australian tourism, Australian Values, Brisbane, cane toad, comedy, continental, court of St James, cultural attache, cultural values, Culture, flood, Gillard, http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/sir-les-patterson/, humor, humour, Julia, Ken Done, Kevin, Kevin Rudd, Les Patterson, Michael Parkinson, Oprah, Oprah Winfrey, outback, Parky, politics, research assistant, Sex, Sir Les, Sir Les Paterson, sir les patterso, sir les patterson, Sir Michael Parkinson, tourism, tourists, uluru, wallabies, wallaby scrotum
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