Easy Money
The Victorian government is currently offering a million dollars reward for information leading to the killer of the murdered couple Terence Hodson and his wife Christine in 2004. Hodson, a small time drug dealer, was a registered police informer who became involved with the seedier side of corrupt police activity. I am prevented in some ways by revealing all the details that have been learned but its known that the Hodsons dined with corrupt police ,they shared drugs with corrupt police and one corrupt police man even had a sexual affair with the Hodsons daughter. I am somewhat puzzled by the ...
The House Of Cards
The Hospital Services Union, a once proud and militant union, stands condemned and on the brink of collapse in the light of the Craig Thomson "Brothel gate" scandal.The New South Wales police investigation has found no criminal activities but does not deny that officials used the union as their own A.T.M. Thousands upon thousands of members' money has gone missing. As a small example and only relating to a sample of the Pitcher partners investigation some interesting facts have come to light ,it seems that there were any amount of unauthorised payments to officials without proof of the expenditure.Imagine ...
Gillard Government on the Brink
New South Wales Labor polititian Craig Thomson described by many a a 'Firebrand" seems to have excelled himself at a recent public rally attacking a salvation army worker claiming that he would name and shame her in parliament. Thomson claims that he was not given a fair go when a majority of the crowd booed and heckled him over recent allegations of fraud and using his credit card for sexual services when in his previous position as the boss of the Hospital Services Union. The worker Ms Duff was seated when the Thomson tirade began and most of those in attendance witnessed ...
First Class Service.Third Class treatment
IF YOU DONT FIGHT YOU LOSE It was an interesting start for the day. After being picked up from our hotel we started on our historic journey on the internationaly renowned Rocky Mountaineer up to the Olympic village of Whistler in British Columbia. Minutes before arriving at the train station our tour guide said "by the way the staff that service the train are on strike". After the initial shock we were then informed that the workers who ...
The Planker and the Poisoned Dwarf
I have as much interest in watching reality programmes on television as I do in watching parking meters expire or paint dry, or poking myself in the eye with a blunt cucumber. Star chamber tactics employed by the plethora of cooking shows that are designed to frighten the shit out of contestants are becoming more common daily. Maybe we need more cooking shows than we need wars, sometimes cooking shows resemble battlegrounds with contestants bullied to tears by the three fat pompous judges who sometimes wouldn't know shit from their left elbow. I am waiting for the day when one of the ...
Royal Family for Sale
Well here we are post wedding of the weekend, and weren't we all excited ! All we have to do now is ask ourselves what on earth do a bunch of snobby, upper class dimwits have to do with Australia? The German connection The royal family have their deepest roots in imperialist Germany with a name change from Sax -Goth -Coburg- Battenburg to Windsor - Tudor within living memory, so you can rest assured they dont have too many relatives living in Mooroolbark .They showed considerable constraint at the nuptuals by not allowing the German Oom Pa Pa bands and cancelling the ...
Another dead soldier
Another young Australian soldier returned to our shores this week after being killed needlessly in an unwinnable war in Afghanistan. No doubt he will be recognised as a true hero, courageous soldier, a loving son, a person willing to give his life for the greater good and a perfect gentleman by everyone who met him. The prime minister Julia Gillard will adopt a sombre moaning voice while praising a young man she never knew or cared about before this and previous governments, sent him to war. Jamie Larcombe is the second soldier killed in Afganistan in a matter of weeks attached ...


Jeanie Little
Insiders tell me that logie award winner Jeanie Little is suffering from Alzheimers disease, she is only 61 y.o and seems to have almost lost her memory completely. Most people may remember her as the zany mad cap women with the screechy voice who dressed in gargage bags and used her personality as a contraceptive. She was a regular on Australian television but most people found her about as funny as a fart in a lift. Before we go crying into our beer and mourning for Jeanie, maybe its not such a bad thing to lose your memory before certain words ...
Queen of the go carts
Crime matriarch Judy Moran currently facing charges of murdering her brother in law Des "Tuppence" Moran seems to be living the high life in the "go slow'" at Dame Phyliss Frost prison for women. My close sources within the prison system indicate that our Judy is not coping too well with the lack of attention shown by other women prisoners, and coping even less with the authority's lack of recognition as the head of a so called crime syndicate which was so famous for the inability to dodge bullets. Most of this dyslexic mob wouldn't know if there was a ...
Moles in the Labor Party
Australian Union leaders have disproportionate influence and hold a power sway over the federal government due to back room deals indulged in by right wing factional leaders of the trade union movement. Many decent hard working union officials have known this for many years, but now the best kept secret in town has been revealed via leaked confidential American diplomatic cables Health Services Union national secretary Kathy Jackson claimed that "she and other union secretaries wield at least as much influence as junior ministers ... by controlling who is elected to parliament". Whoa there girl, is this the same ...
Dateline Seville
What another great Spanish city. As I dived from the grassy banks into the mighty Rio Grande river that meanders through Seville, I surfaced to pungent smell of citrus fruits, oranges, orange blossoms and other aromas that make your heart sing. The smell of the odd empanada cooking in the wood-fired oven also wafted across this mighty river. The ruins of the 260 bc Roman ruins at Italica just outside of Seville were also a highlight. This is the oldest known Roman town in existence and was the Spanish home of Hadrian. I am not too sure why the Romans set up camp outside ...
Dateline Madrid
Hola, from the most vibrant multicultural, inclusive and eclectic city I have found so far in Europe.. The boulevards teeming with families, sex workers plying their trade in the open without harassment,diners watching the passing parade. Dogs off leashes being chased by young children, piano accordion players serenading no one in particular, music in the air. What I'm not missing are funerals of a rat with gold teeth, gangsters molls and 9 year old kids sucking dummies. A golden casket for a rolled gold police informer a big fat rolled gold coward.Now then I have just thought of an idea how ...
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IF YOU DONT FIGHT YOU LOSE It was an interesting start for the day. After being picked up from our hotel we started on our historic journey on the internationaly renowned Rocky Mountaineer up to the Olympic village of Whistler in British Columbia. Minutes before arriving at the train station our tour guide said “by the... [Read more of this review]
What another great Spanish city. As I dived from the grassy banks into the mighty Rio Grande river that meanders through Seville, I surfaced to pungent smell of citrus fruits, oranges, orange blossoms and other aromas that make your heart sing. The smell of the odd empanada cooking in the wood-fired oven also wafted across this mighty river. The ruins... [Read more of this review]
Hola, from the most vibrant multicultural, inclusive and eclectic city I have found so far in Europe.. The boulevards teeming with families, sex workers plying their trade in the open without harassment,diners watching the passing parade. Dogs off leashes being chased by young children, piano accordion players serenading no one in particular, music... [Read more of this review]
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