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- Why is he so afraid of a corruption commission?
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Broaden your view. This is happening in all countries. Something isn’t right
DAN ANDREWS has slipped through the net 3 times
so what's the point - legal system is rigged
BUDGGGEETTT BOIIIIII
I wanted to see your show in Freo, but I now have covid :( so sad
I expect warhammer 4k videos after the election. Please sir can I have some more?
I am so angry and upset that this is all so clear, but purposefully ignored by mainstream media. My family are liberal voters and I once just asked “why?” followed up with information about their corruption and how they’re screwing us. We’re not wealthy, my parents are teachers, and I can’t understand what they seek to gain from it.
Update: WE DID IT WOOOOHOOOO
Keep kicking your parents shins about it mate. Keep bringing up what they did to nursing homes in general, especially during the pandemic. It's like the matrix, some can't be red pilled once they get to a certain age, but some can be persuaded to see the light. I've seen it happen.
Maybe your parents have seen a little more than you? Like multiple Labor governments who get in on the back of a never ending supply of young people's naivety, then once in power immediately do all the stuff friendlyjorides rails on about against the Liberals doing and much, much more?
They think its because labor let in more brown people
Tell them about how had the nursing homes you’re gonna put them In are
@@wasntme123 there is hope. My mate chipped away at his staunch lib voting father and today he heard the words "congrats you got me to vote for the greens for the first time ever today."
It can be done.
As a history teacher, I actually don't think it's too far beyond belief that Jordies would get a mention as a syllabus dot point for an Australian National Study 100 years from now!
You are not wrong it must be implemented at the Primary, Secondary and Tertiary level.
Bet you just get kids to open text books and indoctrinate them into a load of garbage instead of teaching them proper history of this country you muppet.
I'd love my grand kids to watch fj in history class in 40 years🤣
Sadly i believe the right to free speech will be eradicated long before that time.
As a parent how about you teach the subject you are paid to do and stop brainwashing our kids with woke and left leaning propaganda
I'm a voter and I bloody well do care about a federal ICAC. Specifically, a non-shit one.
starting with big pharma kickbacks.
with retrospective gumption, and anti-Teflon
starting with the 'subsidies' to the fossil fuel industries.
Considering that NSW ICAC is responsible for the resignation of 3 sitting Liberal premiers, imagine how much quicker we would have gone through prime ministers with a Federal ICAC
There is a gold plated reason Morriscum doesn’t want ICAC ….
They'd be dragging the janitor in to sit on one of the benches after six months at this rate
👍🏼
Yes, though it should be designed to shape behaviour of ministers to make better decisions in power, and for us to do more research into finding leaders who serve us better in the long term future. If we keep voting in short term leaders, then we can't just blame the leaders, it will be us who will look weak on the world stage for being repeatedly fooled by Murdoch and other mafia corporate stooges.
Shilling for union thugs & criminals
Scotty must've only just learned the difference between State and Federal governments that morning, so he was just excited to talk about it for thirty seconds.
Def sounds bout right
Distraction technique to cover ignorance
Trump used to sound tbe same .. he always seemed amazed when some novel scrap of information managed to penetrate his thick skull.. then he wouldn't shut up about it, even if it was some banal BS that everyone already knew.
Scotty is similar but he reminds me more of Peter Griffin from the cartoon series "Family Guy" because he has this weaponised incoherence and imbecility that helps him avoid any responsibility, awareness or self doubt..
@@johnscott9979 And yet; Trump, for all his ignorance and narcissism, and his petty criminal behavior, did not foment the Dr Strangelove dive into war lust and corruption to the point of Armageddon that the Neo Liberal Hegemonic (with PC gender fluidity) project are hellbent on. Iran responded to the MIC Blob's murder of Iran's favourite general with a courteously fired and non escalating (face saving but not strategically damaging) missile strike. Russia and China responded to the dismantling of the INF Treaty by fast tracking their untouchable hypersonics that check the western MIC's reckless abandon in pursuit of armament profits. Chomsky may have been wrong, it pains me to say.
Yeah, and he is really good at obfuscating - asking him a question is exactly what he waits for to give a reply that is his agenda, not the questioners!
One of the 7 polled is my current local member ( Wood - La Trobe ). I can tell you he has explicitly received feedback that a federal ICAC is required, from multiple people, directly to him.
Word up G
Maybe he was being dishonest?
He’s mine too, he seems untouchable though.
A conservative lied? Don’t believe it…
I do believe it
@@ReanuKeevesAus I gotta give a shoutout to my boy Reanu Keeves. Word up
I actually quite like those sort of SMH headlines - you read them and can see straight away "these guys are out of touch".
As for the ICAC and the numbers - Scott Morrison comes from marketing, so quantity over quality. It would be amusing if his "300+ page policy" had a good number of "this page is intentionally left blank"....
When Labor gets in and if they start up a no holds barred Federal ICAC and they televise it, it's all I'll be watching! I just want to see them squirm. Highly unlikely anyone will go to goal, but they may lose their entitlements and possibly lose some cushy jobs or at the very least be disgraced. Either way, lots of fun to watch.
Yesssssss!!
We can only hope!
Trouble is, I doubt the major news orgs (Murdoch/9FairFax/etc.) will report on it, they'll most likely bury it or at the least spin it and try and downplay it. While I do hope they get what's coming to them, most voters probably won't see the outcomes or be aware of them.
They'll ramp up the anti Labor rhetoric and propaganda until eventually the Libs will get back in to government. I'm not hopeful that Labor will get more then one term in to be honest, though fingers crossed because it will probably take them a decade just to unfuck everything the Libs did and then another decade before the benefits really start manifesting.
Hopefully they shed some light on wrongdoings, and turn the public against these corrupt MPs.
Those creeps would never expose their buddies.
I'm from England, when I first moved here I thought the parliament here were just a bunch of children who just oust their leader every fortnight, I never thought that I would read stuff like this, its frankly disturbing. We have the dollar, the freeway, the V8's, the bikie gangs and other things from America which are good and bad, I never thought Australia would want to copy America's corruption levels
Boris & Co aren't doing anything dodgy are they mate?
we have been the bought and owned 52nd state since bob hawke sold us out back in 85 odd
Fucken whinging pomm .lol just joking , standard response here.
@@bettysteve322716 Bob Hawke, gtfo here. It was Fraser who done a dirty deal with the CIA to gain power back before Gough gave it all to the people.
@@godamid4889 bob cemented it and even said it publicly on national tv.
Nothing makes me feel more optimistic than turning on sky news (puke bucket at the ready) and seeing Credlin and Bolt positively despondent about the latest polling which put labor ahead. They actually still blame the ABC too, as if it wasn’t completely overcompensating for a perceived left-wing bias after relentless budget cuts.
@@richo2501 aww ,,, your a grifter rorter supporter 😳
Federal ICAC is coming 🖕
@@richo2501 Harvey Norman for example? What about those few guys who got 400million plus to look after the GBR? Heard of them?
@@totaramgandhi5117 yep heard of em!
Chem Warehouse, Qantas & numerous other donators to the Libs..
On tv this morning some small bizzo bloke admitted to rorting $180k during covid... Chook feed compared to the big boys.
@@richo2501 why? What reasoning do you have behind that?
@@richo2501 Yeah budget cuts genius, you obviously prefer car parks !
As someone who has worked in an MPs office. I can confirm that most people have no idea what each level of government does.
Oh yeah for sure. Scotty has some secret dealings with overseas organisations like WHO and the UN that are not in our best interest. Like the pandemic treaty with the WHO that lets them dictate the response to a future pandemic. Basically saying that some raggity fcks in brussels decide that there needs to be a lockdown. Then all member nations have to do exactly that.
Waste tax payers money and shirk responsibility? Am I warm...?
Be good to have an easy to view infographic somewhere of the roles and responsibilities of each level of government.
I’ve noticed over time that part of this has been caused by MPs and Councils etc advertising themselves as being able to so things they don’t have the power to, in order to get support. So people have lost scope on who does what, because most say they can do it all.
Also people aren’t willing to research it.
No lie back in high school my dog ran away and was missing for a day so my mum went to our local federal members office to see if he'd been turned in, since in her mind it was a "local government office" and they could at least call the pound.
And here's the funny part, our dog was IN THE OFFICE! The MP had caught him on the way in and was about to ring the council to get someone to come get him.
@@thunderturtle2046: There was a useful section at the beginning of the telephone book some years ago with a couple of hundred topics arranged alphabetically and it told you which level of government looked after what issues and it directed you to the relevant page of the directory.
These days Google is your friend. You do a search on the topic you want help with and chances are, you'll be pointed in the right direction, unless the issue is one where there are blurred lines of responsibility.
I'd agree though that people running for election muddle the issue. Crime prevention (particularly if you are talking about juveniles hooning around) is a state issue but every rightwing populist candidate ever says that they are going to Do Something about crime.
I saw the Debate re Frydenberg and Monique Ryan where Josher said there was over 100 million dollars or some such budgeted in the 22-23 budget paper, but Ryan countered that in fact the value was ZERO. At that moment, Josher winced as if he had a red hot katana shoved up his A-Hole. Made for a happy remainder of that day.
I didn't see it... Ryan's spent $60k on advertising...
Fryenbooks.. over $800k!!! Someones a bit worried!
Frydernberg putting up advertising for his campaign in his seat in the windows of local businesses that have had to close down due to his handling of the economy is an incredible look into his mindset.
plus what was spent on his boards on the taxpayer dime before the election was called! They've been everywhere all year.
Also it was amusing to see how uncomfortable they both were, spruiking next to each other outside prepoll on Monday morning. Josh whinged as I shuffled past in the queue "ugh we have 2 more weeks of this". I thought this was a pretty childish and unprofessional statement for a guy who, if he manages to hold on, in all likelihood (being ahead of the other contenders on the scale of least-shitness) will be leader of his party and contesting PM next election. Eyes on the prize buddy
@@danielcooper7433 I used to live right near that street. Shops have come and go through the years, but the most recent 4 years (even before the pandemic) was the worst IMO. Many shops had shut down that were previously there (admittedly Fruits of Distinction was a pretty bad place for fresh fruit and veg, but still).
“Higher than all my toes put together -average voter in Peter Dutton’s seat”
My sense of pride is both harmed and improved by this statement.
After reading about the way Ray Hadley treated Albanese in an interview, I listened to him interview Morission and it was sickening the way he grovelled at Morrison’s feet. Unfortunately the barrage by the media against the labor party will make it very difficult for a Labor victory.
Hadley is a belligerent turd.
It Doesn't matter now labour wow
Meanwhile back at the ranch
Polling of Mafia members reveals that there is no such thing as the Mafia!
As a grandfather who wanted to help my grandchildren buy a house i was rejected by some Banks and lending organisations. They all said whoever was on the title must be able to pay the loan individually. They completely dismissed the fact that the property would be rented. As a pensioner they said I could not pay the loan. I had money in super but as I did not have an income (not in pension mode) I suggested I would put 50% down and borrow 50%. Still no co-operation. Then suggested I could buy Bank shares for further security, no go was the reply they do not take shares as security. So I tried to do what the Labor party is trying but the system failed me. I was not asking for any Government subsidy. I tried to introduce another family who through no fault of their own are renting. Same title rules apply. I tried to devise a system that I could help my Grandchildren but protect my assets. When I helped my son buy a house I had to sign a gift statement saying that I would not ask for the money back. Luckily his Sister has not asked for same.. There are a lot of people out there who pay rent but cannot save the deposit. Another matter is why people of influence are not exposing the SCOMO asset test change in 2017 where pensioner lost about $10,000 per couple per annum When an Australian AUSSIEGARCH receives the $10,000 in tax relief they should thank & think of the poor pensioners who saved under the pre 2017 rules who are now $50,000 down on what Peter Costello set as a way of helping pensioners. These pensioners are using their savings to survive. As a politician can you ask SCOMO if he declared a conflict of interest in voting for the $10,000 tax relief he and high earners are going to get.
Are Australian Politicians AUSSIGARCH’s - The Australian Equivalent of Russian Oligarch’s
I think the word you are looking for is KLEPTOGARCH, a person
of high standing who is a thief.
I love albos campaign strategy of standing by like a disappointed dad whenever scomo spoke out of his ass
Is scomo capable of speaking from any other oriface?
Albo the only poli who can rebalance the BUDGETTTTT BOIIII
The look on Albo's face is priceless, not only that, it reflects
what every Aussie is thinking whenever scroto opens his
obfusticating trap.
The noise hole at the front of the thing on top of his body is actually his arse hole. I know cos I'm a biologist
"He was a clear as good meth" 💎
Sent me flying 😂
Don't know how that first question guy held himself back from blurting out "Scott, what in fucks name are you talking about?"
Sorry to plug another UA-camr but if you’re interested in this topic check out the Federal ICAC playlist on the Knights in Shining Llama page. Very informative
I agree knights is great ,also check out swollen pickles they do a great job exposing LNP government lies .
Look at Albo having to bite his tongue when scuntmo talks! Must be so frustrating for the poor guy!
ScoMao was good, Scuntmo is great.
Albo is a gutless commie
If we do get an ICAC it needs to be retrospective and go back over the past 9 years of liberal government handling of our government
& dan Andrews government
@@SABLE_SYMBIOTICS Dan Andrews is subject to the state based anti corruption commission that is currently operating
@@SABLE_SYMBIOTICS….. you know Victoria has an IBAC right? Which is the body that would investigate Dan Andrews if there were any reason to
@@SABLE_SYMBIOTICS Shhh, although funny at times (which is why i watch) this channel is a leftist circle jerk, can't say anything about the labor party without them springing to their defence.
@@scottmiller5269 you know he has been probed by the IBAC and they set forth a motion for him to stand down? look it up
Wasn't convinced we needed an ICAC until Nollsie showed up. Next time you see him, ask him if he's got that lawnmower I lent him a couple of weeks ago.
It's at Cashys bro.
Legalized corruption has been a part of this country since colonisation It's a part of the structure of government . Things like gambling , liquor liscensing and other areas considered as vise should be regulated as federal issues aligned with a strong anti corruption commission.
F^*k yeah!
Well… thats exactly Scotty’s point isn’t it? How dare you suggest the creation of a Comission with REAL teeth? It would comprehensively deconstruct the Aussie Government! The place would be an utter mess This isn’t a cooking show - its the Australian Parliament we ‘rr talking about!
exactly fuck voting I'm leaving while I still can
@@johnfogarty1874 please vote we need Morrison out or can you take him with you 🙏😉
The media’s handling of the Coalition’s proposal is an absolute disgrace
Attempt 2, can someone explain to me funding for infrastructure in your electorate, I live in Dickson and have noticed a shit ton of unnecessary infrastructure popping up in last few months with little to none in regular times. Huge Road projects being redone when not needed, train stations being completely rebuilt after less than 10years, pedestrian bridges where people barely walk, list goes on. Is that Duttons office responsible for that or is that someone else? It’s so noticeable the increase in comparison to surrounding electorates as-well… just would like some clarification
As someone who also lives in Dickson, I too would like to know. It does seem though that most unnecessary projects are in the Everton Electoral district which is run by Liberal MP Tim Mander, who is the Shadow Minister for Housing and Public Works.
Seems awfully coincidental…
It's called "CLEARING THE ACCOUNTS"
ie. They spend as much as possible from the public purse, signing onto contracts and making personal investments in shares into such contracts, then on the contract terms they attach exit strategies if the contracts get cancelled by a new government body....
The exit strategies are full of big cash payments as safe guards for investors (themselves) so it's a win win for them.
Meanwhile if a new government comes in the new government must unravel the previous governments mess and review the viability of the expense to begin with and then the new government gets to blame the old government for having no public money to spend to actually fix something properly.... knowing they're going to get ousted at some point neither give a rats ass what anyone thinks so long as the individuals who set up the contracts gets paid.
The whole system is corrupt, you be better of acknowledging it sooner than later...be it now, because it'll stop alot of anxiety and stress later!
All pollies are 💩
It’s probably more pork barreling aka electoral fraud.
I can explain it with two words. Pork barrelling.
Yes there is a lot of spruiking about how our elected members have 'delivered' on so much, curiously at election time - funny, don't usually see them at other times. Mr Dutton is delivering on the Ferny Grove station upgrade for the second election. Remember it's our money folks!!! A sequenced, transparent and unbiased expenditure on services and infrastructure in a bipartison way is what this country needs - but doubtful we will get it based on the propaganda, chicanery, deception and manipulation of this mob. Hopefully labour can do better but you sure as shit ain't going to get it from Morrison and Co.
Love it great work fingers crossed most Australian decide that enough is enough and kick this government out.
So you want union thugs & criminals running the country when the unions account for less than 5% of the workforce in this country. Labor is not for the worker they sold out the workers for their socialist ideals
@@not-woke heads up Mike criminals are running the country already mate. Read a news paper that’s not owned by liberal donors. Might learn something
@@EDD8209 they are all criminals nothing is going to change no matter what hat they wear. Yet again a loud minority will control the narrative. Unions should not be allowed to run the country, socialism & communist ideals have no place in Australia
I love the people on here you keep me sane.
@@ReanuKeevesAus Oh do go for it! Just remember to put Labor ahead of Liberal-National.
Fuck yes. I've said this all through covid: If you think Dan Andrews is corrupt, 1, explain why and how, and 2, vote for Labor and he'll see his day in court.
A federal ICAC would not investigate Dan Andrews. Victoria has its own anti corruption commission and they do great work. They found that Mathew Guy, the leader of the Victorian Liberal Party, overruled a local council to rezone his mate's land which increased its value by millions of dollars.
@@richardgillies8794 Correct. It is amazing how most of those talking about Dan don't know that there IS an anti corruption commission in VIC to which they can take their complaint. These ignorant people actually vote!!
@@richardgillies8794 similar to what certain state Labor politicians did here in Queensland. People who think only one side of politics is rife with corruption are kidding themselves.
@@silvazoldyck366
Why don't you test that theory by making a list of all the corrupt things that Labor and Liberal politicians have done in Queensland and put them into columns entitled "Labor" and "Liberal"?
@@richardgillies8794 one thing we do know is, Palachook is resisting an integrity inquiry just as vigorously as the federal LNP government.
Keep on them Jordie, you are onto them.
I'd love to hear Morrisons answer as to why they couldn't claw back all the Job Keeper $$$$ they gave away and couldn't get back.
Frydenturds best mate did well out of it , 27 Million I believe.
It won't be Scott's fault the slimey bastard, it's not his Job?
couldn't get back? "didn't ask for" you mean
and this from the same mob that had robodebt cut payments because an algorithm decided they were overpaid
@@hoodzzeee Follow the $$$$$ trail
Traitors the lot of them, give themselves pay rises, Super, stupid perks and expect the minions to cop it.
They can all get fucked, I will never vote Liberal, Labor National or greens ever again.
I am 65 and a hard worker and am sick of this bullshit.
Where has all the money gone?
Totally unconvinced, right up until Nollsie appeared, then I had a change of heart.
ive got a car
IVE GOT A BIG BLACK SHINY COORRRR
The weird thing is, the $60 million for the Federal ICAC is missing from the LNP budget.
LNP’s Federal ICAC budget line is $0
Proves they never intended to have one. And 60 m? Even the NSW Icac gets more.
becoz labouuuuur did not commit to supporting it before it was introduced into Parliament. All their fault
@@greebj Totally incorrect. See 0.48 in video below where Albo introduces motion to pass LNP federal ICAC and Dutton denies it!!!
ua-cam.com/video/ExzxVsHgDlE/v-deo.html
Scomo: We don't need a federal ICAC.
Public: Why not?
Scomo: Because then I'd go to prison!
Saving $60 million. That's nearly enough to buy a $60,000 property off of your mate.
Not in Sydney
I swear, if the polls are wrong again… I don’t think my heart can take it
none of our hearts are that strong
100% if i don't have a cardiac arrest, I'll have a stroke.
Love the message from Shannon Noll at the end
Frydenberg said $100m for ICAC, Morrison said $60m, the actual figure allicated in their own budget... $0.
Petty corruption is way better than legalised corruption, at least the wealth is distributed outside of the political and business elite. Rule of law is badly undermined right now in Australia.
I say legalise petty corruption but make politician corruption punishable by death of 3 generations across and above and below
18th most corrupt before anything has even been investigated, so probably based on how many front benchers were sent to the back bench for being dodgy. Imagine how far we'll fall when they find out why they were booted, not just that they were, plus all the other stuff that we were fairly sure was going on. Got to think if the scandals we saw were the ones that Scotty was at least willing to deal with if not admit, what worse ones did they actually put effort into hiding properly
Did all those frontbenchers get sent to the backbench as punishment for actually being stupid enough to get caught and embarrassing poor little Scotty from marketing?
@@jenniferbaldwin4497 pretty much, it was Scott getting out in front of the rorts they couldn't hide, or didn't bother to hide as smokescreens for bigger misdeeds. He gave them a slap on the wrist, made a song and dance of stripping them of positions and then brought them back when the heat was off. But did any of them officially get consequences for what they did? No, it's why in the second debate he could pretend he hasn't seen corruption, because no Liberal has ever officially been punished under him, it'd cost him too many seats
“We don’t need an ICAC” says MP holding 3 rorted sports centre projects hedging on the election results
It really is beyond a joke that we still have approximately 40% of people in Australia who look at this and think 'mm but LAyborus will be worse'
EXACTLY! How could we even know they’d be worse if they haven’t been in power?!
@@spicywater1354 They are both the same EXACTLY.
It'S bEcAuse LAyborus is BetTer aT HiDing ThEir CorRuptioN.
@@stevestevens6873 Said without any evidence at all. The federal ICAC is one clear difference if you are interested, but I'm sure you are not.
@@stevestevens6873 FJ has a very special message for you.
Don't want to repeat 2019, but Labor is killing it in the polls and my hopes are officially up
lol no one wants a communist government that actually works.
One Nation....will make alot of ground this election aswell 👍
@@Th4thWiseman gods I hope not..
@@Th4thWiseman one nation is in kahoots with the libs are you sure you're brain is working
@@keithdouglas8707 no they're not...do your research!
"I understand" = "I have no fuckin idea what is going on right now"
Friendlyjordies has more integrity than the muppets and windsocks we're stuck with in Parliament. Well done! Bravo! :)
Liberals: We don't want a corruption commission, and we want it in writing that they can't investigate us. Classic.
Number one point for me is integrity, all else good will follow when public. Servants serve the public (and planet) honestly
Icing on the cake was the UAP ad in the middle. *chefs kiss* perfection
Let's see if Albo actually introduces a federal ICAC equivalent if he gets in.
These debates need an adjudicator to be like "OBJECTION IRRELEVENT TO THE QUESTION"
More Darwin references please, laughed a bit at that
I giggled at that clip of
Scumo answering the question because in the background you can see Albo with an expression akin to "wtf are you pratting on about bro"
Raining up here in QLD so after watching this decided to go the the prepoll booth which was absolutely crammed packed with people. I've never seen it like this before. Walked through the annoying sounds of people trying to shove how to vote papers in my hands maintaining eye contact with the lady in red like the others didn't exist and grabbed one off her. Informed the lady that I was working on election Day when I wasn't to be able to vote early. Cannot stress enough to make a real difference, don't just vote 1 Labor before ticking any random boxes, follow the how to vote cards to make it really count!
Following How to Vote Cards is the last thing people should do
@@TOTN17 if you don't want your chosen party to weild any power to get bills passed and such particularly with the senate vote then I guess you logic works, but for me I follow the card to hopefully ensure Labor get some power in the senate to make decisions once they are elected. Yes I'm saying they will be elected because scomo is just that much of a fuck up and people obviously can see that so yeah.
Anthony Albanese needs to outrightly state what the ICAC will do.
"We will absolutely put forward plans for an ICAC that will investigate the current government, previous governments, and Labor if we are elected. No one will be exempt. Let this be a warning to those that consider themselves untouchable - With this commission, we have an absolute goal to weed out corruption in all its forms and reinforce democracy in Australia".
He has been saying this the media just doesn’t cover it. He basically said this in the debate with scomo Jordan watched in this video
@@trento9891 I haven't seen his statements where Labor is also not exempt. I think stating that will reinforce confidence that it's not just an attack on LNP, it's in support of democracy and transparency.
@@natgoboom He said it in the debate, they would have the power to investigate whatever they liked, and would be at arms length from the government.
@@azlantlion110 Yep, and it's great that it's been stated like that.
However, there's a difference saying it can "investigate whatever they like" and outrightly stating "Yes, this also includes investigating Labor - We are not exempt".
Sometimes the public need the dots connected for them to make sense.
Can I just vote for you?
Now Nollsy is a bloke with his head screwed on, I'm voting for him.
Lol 😂
Absolute gold! Just when you think the media can get anymore biased!!!!! Rotten to the core
9:00 that ain’t corruption that’s blatant treason
I propose we have an exchange program for weasel politicians from Canada and Australia. They can perfect corruption and become acclimated to a new climate.
Pretty sure Steven Harper and the rest of the conservatives would take one look at Scott Morrison and go "Holy fuck is that what you guys down south get away with?"
Times Up!! For corrupt pollies! FEDERAL ICAC NOW!!!
Reading through the comments of the last video when one of your esteemed viewers misspelled “Labor” in their beautifully worded and overeducated comment. It’s nice that the same people that you’re talking about are so willing to provide us all with free content.
When you care about the spelling of sone political gang then your life must be so shit.
Scomo rambling and Albo's face at around 1:53 (sighs, takes a breath, lets the muppet ramble) 😂
If Nolzy told me too, I guess I have no choice right.
I think Nollsy was happy to say that in his cameo.
It’s true IMO. The Fed ICAC is one clear discriminator. And the points he makes, jokes aside, are all 100% fact. No policy, whatever it is, is any good if it’s just a front for self-enrichment. A Fed ICAC should at least tackle that.
Always has been...irrespective of which party is in power.
the politicians have forgotten who they work for and how to put Australia first not themselves
I don't know guys, I have a feeling Albo is actually looking to be a good PM
Wont answer questions about mandates,vote independents
@@pontiacssholden2032 why though? Mandates are a settled issue.
@@HaloDrwhoSG1SGASGU removing mandates is what i mean,many good workers sitting at home,nurses,docs etc are needed due to staff shortages,people are dying because of these maggots playing politics with our lives
@@pontiacssholden2032 mate, it's a done issue, there isn't tonnes of good nurses or doctors waiting to go back. They've all either gotten vaxxed or moved on.
We could REALLY use something like the NSW ICAC over here in Kiwiland. Boy have they got some work to do. Starting with the red queen.
... come on mate....everyone knows Australia has got some of the best police and politicians that money can buy...
Can we TRY to change this please?
Anthony Albanese came to my school on Monday. The ONE DAY OF THE YEAR THAT I AM AWAY. This is literally my, 'one day I miss school' story.
I'm really enjoying this election as Ive not watched any TV and these are the only ads I've seen😆
6:49 I almost choked... How does one find work as an Empathy Consultant 🤔
We need to kick out those greedy pests and restructure our government system.
Your gonna need to take this up with baby Heyzeus
@Kronin every generation is getting smarter. They have not accounted for very bright and moral individuals which will break that filthy organisation sooner or later.
At this rate if everyone keeps sticking to the subject they won't be able keep up the manipulation.
People are too dumb for that. I don't see it happening in my lifetime
@@Mazza666 Agree some of people are sleeping sheep's my concern is that votes are not sure about corrupt politicians party
lol. Yeah, I'm gonna join the mafia and turn them good from the inside
I do think they are the same, but because as soon as I get it pinned down in my head, they swap to using the acronym.
Meth transparency scale of Morrison obfuscation 🤪
Paying Telstra much more to replace its own neglected and outdated copper cable with copper instead of letting NBNco do it cheaper with future-proof fibre and thus hobbling Australia's entire internet should be a major talking point.
Well done mate the sooner we get rid of the most Incompetent and corrupt government we've ever the better for us all bring on a real federal ICAC
I love your information and delivery, I am not a fan of the accents (mainly cause I know how dumb the people you are impersonating) but you are doing great work with challenging everyone.
"Clear as good meth" bahaha GOLD.
I voted for the guy who is all for legalising weed. I also made sure that "LAB-OUR" was my 2nd choice. And the LNP all the way last.
Yeahhhhh that works
@Logical Perspective Or maybe you should do your homework and see I'm pushing for more support for medicinal pot so people like myself don't need to go through leaps and bounds to be approved. Labor was my 2nd as they fully support medicinal weed.
Loved the "Uruguay" voiceover
Voted early today. Praying for a Labor victory.
I would just like to see half the current cabinet in jail. Especially Dutton because I imagine he would come out looking like Chopper Read.
Dutton would not have fun in jail. I expect that an ex-cop who went on to be a corrupt politician would probably have a negative number of friends on the inside.
@@anon9469 Guess it depends how many criminals he's made friends with.
"Not just the yes man you can put in the fair work commission" hit like a tonne of bricks. Those assholes screwed so many people through covid lockdown stand down orders... Still mad.
Hahaha, Another coalition LNP fail in Reid, Fiona Martin opened an amenities bldg in Strathfield March 2022 with a noice plaque, and the building remains closed behind temporary fencing while they actually finish it!! They were painting handrails last week 😂🤣😂
"I cannot for the life of me understand how an aboriginal security company with no experience who did not tender for it got $30,000,000.00 cash from the Victorian labor gov. to provide security services in covid hotels and didn't."
Who are you voting for?
Genuine question
@@goingbike Not the BIG 3 ( or 4 ) that for sure. I will not ever trust them EVER again. Unless all those mobs who has been robbed & killing & destroying AU stand trial + convict + serve prison for at least 10yrs
@@goingbike My children's children will know about this. Well that if they still living in a free country by then ...
what aboriginal security company are you talking about?
@@gramophoneshane The one that was in charge of hotel quarantine in Mel
I would love to see friendlyjordies interview Scotty from Marketing on a federal integrity commission.
#AlboForPM
I mean I was already there. But then Noll at the end was just the gravy stroke. Great work as always
And nearly half the voters will still vote for them.
Mini America.
With most of Aussies thinking we’re the 51st state, I can’t say you are wrong
Founded by criminals, made for criminals, inhabited by criminals.
Hope to see Barnaby Joyce's "drought envoy" tweets that he got paid $675000 for. Should happen soon after Albanese ministry is sworn in. When we see the tweets, Joyce will be fair game for ICAC.
Accountability of politicians and public officials is a basic feature of democracy without it you have ... Australia
Thankyou for helping in these corrupt times , friendly Jordies you are a breath of fresh air
On Monday the AUD dropped 1.4% to $0.69 when the USD reached 20 year high of 104.20. I LOL then i cry, The resource curse At times, the resource curse can also result from government corruption. If a large share of national wealth is concentrated in just a few industries, the government might abuse its regulatory powers, such as by awarding valuable contracts based on bribes. If too much labour and capital flows into just a small handful of sectors, it may weaken the rest of the economy and harm the country overall.
Don't forget the ability of those handful of sectors to convince the government to give it favorable deals... such as the fact that the government actually pays the mining corporations for the privilege of having our resources mined out.
I'm so nervous for the election
Thanks for watching the debates for me. I’m so glad I missed it 😆
190K for "empathy training"? what unemployed cousin/nephew got that free money? I bet they have a different surname though so it isn't dodgy at all :D
I shouldn’t have been surprised considering Australia’s beginnings
Clear as good meth. Love it.