• Re: for PH knockers

    From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 12:31:17 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 10:25 am, Daryl wrote:
    On 29/5/2026 9:54 pm, Noddy wrote:

    ROTFL :)

    You're a fucking idiot :)



    The question is not whether Gina has influence over One Nation, the
    question is how much.
    Same applies to all political parties and their donors, if they weren't getting anything for their money then they have no reason to donate.

    Indeed, but it's especially true in Hanson's case. She's a moron and all
    she sees is the "cha-ching" and will happily dance to the tune to get it.

    Gina is playing her like a champ :)
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 12:36:06 2026
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    On 30/05/2026 12:00 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 6:11 am, Noddy wrote:

    The LNP's worst enemy are themselves. Bad for democracy when you have
    an ineffective shambles of an "opposition"... but apparently that is
    a concept too difficult for dumb and dumber to grasp.

    So what you seem to be saying here is that the current appalling
    performance of the Albanese Labor government is the *Liberals* fault?


    Is that what you get from what I said in plain clear English? Really?

    Plain English and your comments are generally mutually exclusive, Mr
    "Made enough money to pay off my house", and there is no other way you
    can take "Bad for democracy when you have an ineffective shambles of an "opposition"" than the current state of affairs being their fault.

    For fuck's sake, and you talk about people being dumb :)


    You're not just dumb, you're a fucking retard pal.

    Renewed your Labor Party membership yet?
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 12:36:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 9:50 am, Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:55 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate
    extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and
    the United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being
    replaced by the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    according to Google AI they had significant political influence

    "The Democratic Labor Party (DLP) was highly successful at wielding
    structural political influence, despite rarely winning seats in the
    lower house. Emerging from a major Australian Labor Party (ALP) split
    in 1955, the DLPrCOs greatest success lay in its ability to keep the ALP
    out of federal power for two decades while extracting major political
    concessions"

    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    Yep. He was a fruit loop. When he wasn't hiding behind the clergy to
    dodge the draft.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 12:37:37 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 9:44 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:56 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    Actually the Teals are/were a short spurt of feminism. At the last
    by- election Monique Ryan only just managed to hold onto her seat.
    Now they're talking about joining forces to create a party,
    presumably because they've collectively realised that they are a
    useless irrelevance that is incapable of any kind of achievement :)



    they get more benefits as a party

    Like what?




    money, staff, offices, allowances, etc.,

    Take a moment to explain how they get more than what they get now just
    by being a "party"?
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 12:39:43 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 9:49 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:59 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were expressing
    an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter how much you
    want it to be.


    you really are stupid. what I said was entirely factual

    If what you said was "factual" Felix, then it should be a cinch for
    you to cite a credible source that shows that .

    In your own time will be fine.....


    nice snipping apu..

    here's what I actually said..
    "well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON will
    be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of course"

    There was no snipping. That's what you said, and that's what I was
    replying to.

    note I never said 'One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the major opposition party at the next election".-a maybe a trip to specsavers is
    in order for you? or else you just lied.

    I asked post a credible cite that shows that the *polls* are showing
    that One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the opposition.

    Over to you.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 12:40:45 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 10:01 am, Axel wrote:
    Axel wrote:

    nice snipping apu..

    here's what I actually said..
    "well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON
    will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of course"

    note I never said "One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the
    major opposition party at the next election".-a maybe a trip to
    specsavers is in order for you? or else you just lied.


    reposted to insert missing text

    Read what I wrote, and grow a brain for *fuck's* sake.
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  • From Keithr0@nothing.to.see@here.com.au to aus.cars on Sat May 30 13:48:09 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 12:36 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:50 am, Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:55 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate >>>>>> extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and >>>>>> the United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being
    replaced by the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    according to Google AI they had significant political influence

    "The Democratic Labor Party (DLP) was highly successful at wielding
    structural political influence, despite rarely winning seats in the
    lower house. Emerging from a major Australian Labor Party (ALP) split
    in 1955, the DLPrCOs greatest success lay in its ability to keep the
    ALP out of federal power for two decades while extracting major
    political concessions"

    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    Yep. He was a fruit loop. When he wasn't hiding behind the clergy to
    dodge the draft.

    Ironically, after dodging the draft in WWII, he was all for conscripting
    kids to go to Vietnam.


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  • From Keithr0@nothing.to.see@here.com.au to aus.cars on Sat May 30 14:08:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 10:10 am, Axel wrote:
    Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:55 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate >>>>>> extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and >>>>>> the United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being
    replaced by the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    according to Google AI they had significant political influence

    "The Democratic Labor Party (DLP) was highly successful at wielding
    structural political influence, despite rarely winning seats in the
    lower house. Emerging from a major Australian Labor Party (ALP) split
    in 1955, the DLPrCOs greatest success lay in its ability to keep the
    ALP out of federal power for two decades while extracting major
    political concessions"
    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    the DLP were the mick version of the Democrats

    Nothing like, the DLP were just fanatically anti-communist. Anybody left
    of Attila the Hun was a communist, the Democrats however were in the
    centre of politics. The famous "Keep the bastards honest" applied
    equally to both sides.

    Their founders were opposites Santamaria came from the ALP, Don Chip
    from the libs. Santamaria was a fanatic, Chip was a moderator.

    <Snipped>

    https://tinyurl.com/3fhjha79

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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sat May 30 15:14:30 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Daryl wrote:
    On 29/5/2026 9:54 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 10:15 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 27/05/2026 11:48 pm, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 27/05/2026 11:16 pm, Axel wrote:

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/4086018598363940

    Jesus Christ you are gullible :)



    what in what she said do you find so disagreeable?

    I watched as far as her answering "No" to the question of whether
    Rinehart was an influence and that was enough.



    then you are uninformed and unqualified to comment

    ROTFL :)

    You're a fucking idiot :)



    The question is not whether Gina has influence over One Nation, the
    question is how much.
    Same applies to all political parties and their donors, if they
    weren't getting anything for their money then they have no reason to
    donate.


    except if their interests align. just because PH may have policies that
    favor Gina, or that Gina agrees with or approves off, like oil and gas exploration for example, that's not evidence PH is being influenced by
    Gina or is beholden to her, it's just a reason why Gina would want to
    help her party get elected.
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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sat May 30 15:23:33 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Clocky wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 9:15 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 10:02 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 28/5/2026 7:22 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 12:54 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 6:40 am, Daryl wrote:

    I'd put her chances at very low but the biggest problem is that >>>>>>> she will takes votes away from the Liberals making it easier for >>>>>>> Labor to retain Govt.
    The best hope for getting rid of Labor would be ON and Lib
    swapping first preferences.


    Why on earth would you want to get rid of Labor when the
    "opposition" is a complete and utter shitshow at present.

    ROTFL :) You know who Anthony Albanese is and what position he
    holds, right?

    For fuck's sake. Comedy gold from the moron who claimed that Keven
    Rudd saved us from the global financial crisis with "sounds
    financial management" :)


    Seems to me that the people who keep saying things like "the
    opposition is a complete and utter shitshow at present" are Labor
    supporters doing what Labor usually does.

    Especially this clogwog dickhead. He makes pro Labor comment at
    every opportunity, but drops them like a hot spud when you claim he
    is a supporter :)




    yep


    Nope, I simply made a pro-democracy comment pertaining to the current reality of the situation.


    in this instance maybe. but your posting history shows you often make pro-Labor comments, yet deny being a Labor supporter.
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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sat May 30 15:54:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:44 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:56 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    Actually the Teals are/were a short spurt of feminism. At the last
    by- election Monique Ryan only just managed to hold onto her seat.
    Now they're talking about joining forces to create a party,
    presumably because they've collectively realised that they are a
    useless irrelevance that is incapable of any kind of achievement :)



    they get more benefits as a party

    Like what?




    money, staff, offices, allowances, etc.,

    Take a moment to explain how they get more than what they get now just
    by being a "party"?


    Google AI does it for me..

    Party members generally receive significantly more legislative and institutional benefits, infrastructure support, and political resources
    than independent politicians.
    While base salaries, electorate allowances, and baseline office budgets
    are typically standard for all sitting politicians, party affiliation
    provides major systemic advantages:

    1. Legislative Power and Committee Assignments
    Party Members: Party leadership controls committee assignments, allowing aligned politicians to chair powerful committees, steer legislative
    agendas, and gain high-profile media exposure.
    Independents: Independents sit on the crossbench and have little to no
    say in the legislative agenda. They must negotiate on a case-by-case
    basis to secure minor committee seats or policy concessions.

    2. Staffing and Office Resources
    Party Members: Parties provide access to vast, established
    infrastructure, shared research staff, polling data, and caucus funds. Independents: Independents are typically limited to their basic
    parliamentary staffing allocation and must build their own research and
    policy teams from scratch.

    3. Financial and Campaign Funding
    Party Members: Major parties benefit from permanent fundraising
    networks, corporate donors, and significant public election funding that
    flows to party apparatuses rather than specific individuals.
    Independents: Independents generally rely heavily on localized, volatile grassroots fundraising and can experience structural disadvantages in
    public funding distributions, which often favor organizations running widespread state or national campaigns.
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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sat May 30 15:59:00 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:49 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:59 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were
    expressing an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter
    how much you want it to be.


    you really are stupid. what I said was entirely factual

    If what you said was "factual" Felix, then it should be a cinch for
    you to cite a credible source that shows that .

    In your own time will be fine.....


    nice snipping apu..

    here's what I actually said..
    "well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON
    will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of course"

    There was no snipping. That's what you said, and that's what I was
    replying to.

    note I never said 'One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the
    major opposition party at the next election".-a maybe a trip to
    specsavers is in order for you? or else you just lied.

    I asked post a credible cite that shows that the *polls* are showing
    that One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the opposition.

    Over to you.


    do your own research. go look up the polls yourself. I just repeated
    what has been reported in the media.
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  • From Clocky@notgonna@happen.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 16:36:16 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 1:23 pm, Axel wrote:
    Clocky wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 9:15 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 10:02 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 28/5/2026 7:22 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 12:54 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 6:40 am, Daryl wrote:

    I'd put her chances at very low but the biggest problem is that >>>>>>>> she will takes votes away from the Liberals making it easier for >>>>>>>> Labor to retain Govt.
    The best hope for getting rid of Labor would be ON and Lib
    swapping first preferences.


    Why on earth would you want to get rid of Labor when the
    "opposition" is a complete and utter shitshow at present.

    ROTFL :) You know who Anthony Albanese is and what position he
    holds, right?

    For fuck's sake. Comedy gold from the moron who claimed that Keven >>>>>> Rudd saved us from the global financial crisis with "sounds
    financial management" :)


    Seems to me that the people who keep saying things like "the
    opposition is a complete and utter shitshow at present" are Labor
    supporters doing what Labor usually does.

    Especially this clogwog dickhead. He makes pro Labor comment at
    every opportunity, but drops them like a hot spud when you claim he
    is a supporter :)




    yep


    Nope, I simply made a pro-democracy comment pertaining to the current
    reality of the situation.


    in this instance maybe. but your posting history shows you often make pro-Labor comments, yet deny being a Labor supporter.



    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    Makes no sense.
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sat May 30 18:42:09 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 29/5/2026 10:05 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 10:06 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON
    will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of course

    There are 150 seats in the Federal lower house of Parliament Felix,
    and in order to win government a party must win 76 of them. One
    Nation currently holds a grand total of 2 seats.

    For them to win government they would need to hold the two they
    currently have and win 74 additional seats. If you think that has
    even the most remote shit-show of a chance of happening then you're
    bat shit fucking crazy.




    I was stating a fact dipshit, not making a prediction or expressing a
    view of likely outcome, or a hope of an outcome, or a wish or personal
    opinion for what should happen. but it's ok, we know you can't cope
    with facts

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were expressing an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter how much you want it
    to be.

    Well, it has to said at this juncture, that what you present as *facts*
    are invariably your *lies*.
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    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sat May 30 19:29:24 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 1:23 pm, Axel wrote:
    Clocky wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 9:15 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 10:02 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 28/5/2026 7:22 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 12:54 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 6:40 am, Daryl wrote:

    I'd put her chances at very low but the biggest problem is
    that she will takes votes away from the Liberals making it
    easier for Labor to retain Govt.
    The best hope for getting rid of Labor would be ON and Lib
    swapping first preferences.


    Why on earth would you want to get rid of Labor when the
    "opposition" is a complete and utter shitshow at present.

    ROTFL :) You know who Anthony Albanese is and what position he
    holds, right?

    For fuck's sake. Comedy gold from the moron who claimed that
    Keven Rudd saved us from the global financial crisis with
    "sounds financial management" :)


    Seems to me that the people who keep saying things like "the
    opposition is a complete and utter shitshow at present" are Labor >>>>>> supporters doing what Labor usually does.

    Especially this clogwog dickhead. He makes pro Labor comment at
    every opportunity, but drops them like a hot spud when you claim
    he is a supporter :)




    yep


    Nope, I simply made a pro-democracy comment pertaining to the
    current reality of the situation.


    in this instance maybe. but your posting history shows you often make
    pro-Labor comments, yet deny being a Labor supporter.



    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    Makes no sense.



    why do you keep defending them?
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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sat May 30 19:34:36 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Xeno wrote:
    On 29/5/2026 10:05 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 10:06 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON
    will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of
    course

    There are 150 seats in the Federal lower house of Parliament Felix,
    and in order to win government a party must win 76 of them. One
    Nation currently holds a grand total of 2 seats.

    For them to win government they would need to hold the two they
    currently have and win 74 additional seats. If you think that has
    even the most remote shit-show of a chance of happening then you're
    bat shit fucking crazy.




    I was stating a fact dipshit, not making a prediction or expressing
    a view of likely outcome, or a hope of an outcome, or a wish or
    personal opinion for what should happen. but it's ok, we know you
    can't cope with facts

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were expressing
    an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter how much you
    want it to be.

    Well, it has to said at this juncture, that what you present as
    *facts* are invariably your *lies*.


    true. he believes whatever he thinks is fact (the truth). he states his opinions so emphatically he presents them as fact
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  • From Keithr0@nothing.to.see@here.com.au to aus.cars on Sat May 30 20:12:33 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 7:34 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:
    On 29/5/2026 10:05 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 10:06 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON >>>>>> will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of
    course

    There are 150 seats in the Federal lower house of Parliament Felix, >>>>> and in order to win government a party must win 76 of them. One
    Nation currently holds a grand total of 2 seats.

    For them to win government they would need to hold the two they
    currently have and win 74 additional seats. If you think that has
    even the most remote shit-show of a chance of happening then you're >>>>> bat shit fucking crazy.




    I was stating a fact dipshit, not making a prediction or expressing
    a view of likely outcome, or a hope of an outcome, or a wish or
    personal opinion for what should happen. but it's ok, we know you
    can't cope with facts

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were expressing
    an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter how much you
    want it to be.

    Well, it has to said at this juncture, that what you present as
    *facts* are invariably your *lies*.


    true. he believes whatever he thinks is fact (the truth). he states his opinions so emphatically he presents them as fact


    Everybody believes that whatever they think is fact (the truth). Why
    would they believe that their own thoughts are false (even though they
    may be)?
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 20:52:36 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 6:36 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 1:23 pm, Axel wrote:

    in this instance maybe. but your posting history shows you often make
    pro-Labor comments, yet deny being a Labor supporter.



    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    ROTFL :)

    The bullshit comes flying in thick and fast :)
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 20:53:56 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 1:48 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:36 pm, Noddy wrote:

    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    Yep. He was a fruit loop. When he wasn't hiding behind the clergy to
    dodge the draft.

    Ironically, after dodging the draft in WWII, he was all for conscripting kids to go to Vietnam.

    Yeah, just like that Orange fuckwit in the US. Happy to send kids off to
    die. Just as long as they're not his.
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    Noddy.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 20:55:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 3:54 pm, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    they get more benefits as a party

    Like what?




    money, staff, offices, allowances, etc.,

    Take a moment to explain how they get more than what they get now just
    by being a "party"?


    Google AI does it for me..

    <nonsense snipped>

    You fucking idiot Felix. That comes from the party *itself*. Not from
    the government :)
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    Noddy.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 20:56:56 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 3:59 pm, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    here's what I actually said..
    "well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON
    will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of course"

    There was no snipping. That's what you said, and that's what I was
    replying to.

    note I never said 'One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the
    major opposition party at the next election".-a maybe a trip to
    specsavers is in order for you? or else you just lied.

    I asked post a credible cite that shows that the *polls* are showing
    that One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the opposition.

    Over to you.


    do your own research. go look up the polls yourself. I just repeated
    what has been reported in the media.

    The "do your own research" line is the standard reply of anyone caught
    out talking shit that can't be supported with fact.

    You know who else uses that one Felix? Your mental mate :)
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    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 21:00:17 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 7:34 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:


    Well, it has to said at this juncture, that what you present as
    *facts* are invariably your *lies*.


    true. he believes whatever he thinks is fact (the truth). he states his opinions so emphatically he presents them as fact

    Ah, look Felix. After a whole packet of Bex, some time spent sitting in
    a corner rocking back and forth and a few self inflicted welts from
    belting himself with a strap your lying zero credibility mate has stuck
    his head up to criticise someone else...

    For lying :)
    --
    --
    --
    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 21:01:57 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 8:12 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 7:34 pm, Axel wrote:

    true. he believes whatever he thinks is fact (the truth). he states
    his opinions so emphatically he presents them as fact


    Everybody believes that whatever they think is fact (the truth). Why
    would they believe that their own thoughts are false (even though they
    may be)?

    What I believe is irrelevant. Felix was passing his opinion off as
    "fact" by inventing a claim that the media supported it.
    --
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    --
    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sat May 30 21:03:08 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 3:14 pm, Axel wrote:
    Daryl wrote:

    The question is not whether Gina has influence over One Nation, the
    question is how much.
    Same applies to all political parties and their donors, if they
    weren't getting anything for their money then they have no reason to
    donate.


    except if their interests align. just because PH may have policies that favor Gina, or that Gina agrees with or approves off, like oil and gas exploration for example, that's not evidence PH is being influenced by
    Gina or is beholden to her, it's just a reason why Gina would want to
    help her party get elected.

    *Jesus* you're gullible :)
    --
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    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sat May 30 21:27:40 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 7:34 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:
    On 29/5/2026 10:05 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 10:06 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, >>>>>>> ON will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, >>>>>>> of course

    There are 150 seats in the Federal lower house of Parliament
    Felix, and in order to win government a party must win 76 of
    them. One Nation currently holds a grand total of 2 seats.

    For them to win government they would need to hold the two they
    currently have and win 74 additional seats. If you think that has >>>>>> even the most remote shit-show of a chance of happening then
    you're bat shit fucking crazy.




    I was stating a fact dipshit, not making a prediction or
    expressing a view of likely outcome, or a hope of an outcome, or a
    wish or personal opinion for what should happen. but it's ok, we
    know you can't cope with facts

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were expressing
    an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter how much you
    want it to be.

    Well, it has to said at this juncture, that what you present as
    *facts* are invariably your *lies*.


    true. he believes whatever he thinks is fact (the truth). he states
    his opinions so emphatically he presents them as fact


    Everybody believes that whatever they think is fact (the truth). Why
    would they believe that their own thoughts are false (even though they
    may be)?

    but sensible ppl are willing to accept that they may be wrong, or simply
    that there are things they don't know or understand that are relevant.
    Egoists like noddy don't allow for that.
    --
    Linux Mint 22.3

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  • From Daryl@dwalford@westpine.com.au to aus.cars on Sat May 30 21:49:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/5/2026 8:52 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 6:36 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 1:23 pm, Axel wrote:

    in this instance maybe. but your posting history shows you often make
    pro-Labor comments, yet deny being a Labor supporter.



    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    ROTFL :)

    The bullshit comes flying in thick and fast :)



    You have to be an Australian citizen to vote so maybe what he said was
    true, not only did he not vote for Labor he didn't vote for anyone
    because he wasn't entitled??
    --
    Daryl
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sun May 31 00:22:41 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 30/5/2026 8:52 pm, Noddy wrote:

    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    ROTFL :)

    The bullshit comes flying in thick and fast :)



    You have to be an Australian citizen to vote so maybe what he said was
    true, not only did he not vote for Labor he didn't vote for anyone
    because he wasn't entitled??

    He's been here 40 years. If he hasn't become a citizen by now he should
    be kicked the fuck out :)
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    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sun May 31 00:33:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 9:27 pm, Axel wrote:
    Keithr0 wrote:

    Everybody believes that whatever they think is fact (the truth). Why
    would they believe that their own thoughts are false (even though they
    may be)?

    but sensible ppl are willing to accept that they may be wrong, or simply that there are things they don't know or understand that are relevant. Egoists like noddy don't allow for that.

    The problem with you Felix is that you think you're always right and
    that everyone who disagrees with you is an idiot, and we've seen *many* examples of that being the case.

    We saw it during the "Monster cables" debate, where virtually every
    single person here disagreed with your ridiculous claims that the things
    were high quality items that produced results that no other product
    could deliver. Despite being told how that was technically impossible,
    you refused to accept it and instead insisted that you were correct
    while never *once* offering up any credible source to support your view.

    And of course we saw it most laughably during the "tyre debate" where
    you showed pictures of your cracked and illegal Magna tyres and were
    told by all and sundry that they were fucked and well past their use-by
    date, but you insisted that every person who said so was wrong,
    including the two tyre fitters you went to as it happens, and ignored
    everyone and continued to use those tyres for some time after asking
    about them.

    About a year, wasn't it?

    There have been many more cases. Ludicrous things about the first
    shitheap MG you bought, or how you thought your old Holden was capable
    of 99 miles per hour in second gear. All ridiculous claims made by
    someone (namely you) who has no fucking idea of what you're talking
    about, and when people disagree with you that's when you get cunty and
    storm off.

    You do it time and again, and the most amusing part about it all (for
    us, not you) is that you seem to be too stupid to learn from it and doom yourself to repeat it.

    Over and over :)
    --
    --
    --
    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Clocky@notgonna@happen.com to aus.cars on Sun May 31 07:21:36 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 5:29 pm, Axel wrote:
    Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 1:23 pm, Axel wrote:
    Clocky wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 9:15 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 10:02 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 28/5/2026 7:22 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 12:54 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 6:40 am, Daryl wrote:

    I'd put her chances at very low but the biggest problem is >>>>>>>>>> that she will takes votes away from the Liberals making it >>>>>>>>>> easier for Labor to retain Govt.
    The best hope for getting rid of Labor would be ON and Lib >>>>>>>>>> swapping first preferences.


    Why on earth would you want to get rid of Labor when the
    "opposition" is a complete and utter shitshow at present.

    ROTFL :) You know who Anthony Albanese is and what position he >>>>>>>> holds, right?

    For fuck's sake. Comedy gold from the moron who claimed that
    Keven Rudd saved us from the global financial crisis with
    "sounds financial management" :)


    Seems to me that the people who keep saying things like "the
    opposition is a complete and utter shitshow at present" are Labor >>>>>>> supporters doing what Labor usually does.

    Especially this clogwog dickhead. He makes pro Labor comment at
    every opportunity, but drops them like a hot spud when you claim
    he is a supporter :)




    yep


    Nope, I simply made a pro-democracy comment pertaining to the
    current reality of the situation.


    in this instance maybe. but your posting history shows you often make
    pro-Labor comments, yet deny being a Labor supporter.



    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    Makes no sense.



    why do you keep defending them?



    I don't, you just perceive anything left of far right as "leftie" and
    assume the rest.

    The issue is that you swallow the agenda filled algorithm fed far right rubbish wholesale and and perceive any attack on that as supporting
    Labor or the watermelons. That's a you problem.
    --
    In thread "May need to buy petrol soon" Sept 23 2021 11:15:59am
    Keithr0 wrote: "He made the assertion either he proves it or he is a
    proven liar."

    On Sept 23 2021 3:16:29pm Keithr0 wrote:
    "He asserts that the claim is true, so, if it is unproven, he is lying."

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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Sun May 31 09:49:24 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 31/05/2026 9:21 am, Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 5:29 pm, Axel wrote:

    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    Makes no sense.



    why do you keep defending them?



    I don't, you just perceive anything left of far right as "leftie" and
    assume the rest.

    Lol :) You don't defend them, huh? Okay, lets examine that shall we?
    Some of your previous comments where you *clearly* were "not defending
    them" :)

    August 2010:

    --

    I like to live in a reasonably liveable society, with decent social services and essential services. To that end I prefer Labor, I only wish their vision was realised with more restraint and better economic management. A 7b gap between what Hockey and Abbott announced doesn't fill me with much confidence that the current Liberal clowns would do any better a job at managing the economy.

    --

    14-8-2010

    Federally funded main roads. But the Libs simply don't spend on any level, (unless it's ego feeding bell towers) Barnett put a stop to our new
    hospital - a major project to replace the existing facility which is hopelessly inadequate because it's old and it's servicing an ever increasing population. Armadale got theirs, thanks to Labor, and it's been a massive boon for the area.

    --

    25-8

    Your definition of broke is interesting because it's truly absurd when our
    economy is one of the strongest in the world and that is largely due to
    strong economic management.

    --

    Completely O.T. Craig Thomson

    24-5-2012

    It's just part of the Liberal/Murdoch campaign to drive him out any way they can. Some unnamed and unidentifiable whore getting 60k for talking shit on camera is hardly credible journalism and proves absolutely nothing.

    --

    It does on the face of it, but having dealt with "fair" work before and the that it took years and there is a question of the link with Thomson with the one who investigated him... I'm not even so sure that the report has much merit.

    This is just a small sample of your pro Labor commentary, and I
    particularly enjoyed the last one were you blamed the Libs and media for
    the persecution of Craig Thomson. What a profound embarrassment for the
    Labor party he turned out to be :)

    If this is an example of you "not defending them", then I'd *hate* to
    see you be a full blown supporter :)

    The issue is that you swallow the agenda filled algorithm fed far right rubbish wholesale and and perceive any attack on that as supporting
    Labor or the watermelons. That's a you problem.

    Not even close pal.

    The *only* issue here is that despite your ridiculous protests, you're
    Labor to the core and only ever put on this charade of trying to
    distance yourself from them whenever they make a complete fucking mess
    of things.

    Which, as it happens, is usually every time they're in office :)
    --
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    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Axel@none@not.here to aus.cars on Sun May 31 12:21:33 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 5:29 pm, Axel wrote:
    Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 1:23 pm, Axel wrote:
    Clocky wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 9:15 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 10:02 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 28/5/2026 7:22 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 12:54 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 28/05/2026 6:40 am, Daryl wrote:

    I'd put her chances at very low but the biggest problem is >>>>>>>>>>> that she will takes votes away from the Liberals making it >>>>>>>>>>> easier for Labor to retain Govt.
    The best hope for getting rid of Labor would be ON and Lib >>>>>>>>>>> swapping first preferences.


    Why on earth would you want to get rid of Labor when the
    "opposition" is a complete and utter shitshow at present.

    ROTFL :) You know who Anthony Albanese is and what position he >>>>>>>>> holds, right?

    For fuck's sake. Comedy gold from the moron who claimed that >>>>>>>>> Keven Rudd saved us from the global financial crisis with
    "sounds financial management" :)


    Seems to me that the people who keep saying things like "the
    opposition is a complete and utter shitshow at present" are
    Labor supporters doing what Labor usually does.

    Especially this clogwog dickhead. He makes pro Labor comment at >>>>>>> every opportunity, but drops them like a hot spud when you claim >>>>>>> he is a supporter :)




    yep


    Nope, I simply made a pro-democracy comment pertaining to the
    current reality of the situation.


    in this instance maybe. but your posting history shows you often
    make pro-Labor comments, yet deny being a Labor supporter.



    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    Makes no sense.



    why do you keep defending them?



    I don't, you just perceive anything left of far right as "leftie" and
    assume the rest.

    The issue is that you swallow the agenda filled algorithm fed far
    right rubbish wholesale and and perceive any attack on that as
    supporting Labor or the watermelons. That's a you problem.


    careful.. your leftie bios is showing
    --
    Linux Mint 22.3

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  • From Keithr0@nothing.to.see@here.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 14:16:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 9:27 pm, Axel wrote:
    Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 7:34 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:
    On 29/5/2026 10:05 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 10:06 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, >>>>>>>> ON will be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, >>>>>>>> of course

    There are 150 seats in the Federal lower house of Parliament
    Felix, and in order to win government a party must win 76 of
    them. One Nation currently holds a grand total of 2 seats.

    For them to win government they would need to hold the two they >>>>>>> currently have and win 74 additional seats. If you think that has >>>>>>> even the most remote shit-show of a chance of happening then
    you're bat shit fucking crazy.




    I was stating a fact dipshit, not making a prediction or
    expressing a view of likely outcome, or a hope of an outcome, or a >>>>>> wish or personal opinion for what should happen. but it's ok, we
    know you can't cope with facts

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were expressing >>>>> an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter how much you >>>>> want it to be.

    Well, it has to said at this juncture, that what you present as
    *facts* are invariably your *lies*.


    true. he believes whatever he thinks is fact (the truth). he states
    his opinions so emphatically he presents them as fact


    Everybody believes that whatever they think is fact (the truth). Why
    would they believe that their own thoughts are false (even though they
    may be)?

    but sensible ppl are willing to accept that they may be wrong, or simply that there are things they don't know or understand that are relevant. Egoists like noddy don't allow for that.

    How many people around here have ever admitted that they were wrong?
    That goes as much for your mates as anybody else.
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 16:38:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 29/5/2026 9:57 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate
    extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and the
    United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being replaced by
    the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    Yes, but they disappeared due to loss of elected representatives. The
    Libs, even though they are main stream, are headed down the same path.
    --
    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 16:48:32 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/5/2026 9:49 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:59 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:

    You were doing no such thing at all, you moron. You were expressing
    an *opinion*, and your opinion is *not* fact no matter how much you
    want it to be.


    you really are stupid. what I said was entirely factual

    If what you said was "factual" Felix, then it should be a cinch for
    you to cite a credible source that shows that .

    In your own time will be fine.....


    nice snipping apu..

    here's what I actually said..
    "well you better get used to it, because if the polls are right, ON will
    be the opposition. that's if they don't win government, of course"

    note I never said 'One Nation is going to oust the Liberals as the major opposition party at the next election".-a maybe a trip to specsavers is
    in order for you? or else you just lied.

    The Libs would have to go downhill even more than they are currently.
    Given that they are just a shitshow, them going further downhill is a
    distinct possibility!
    --
    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 16:49:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/5/2026 9:50 am, Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:55 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate
    extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and
    the United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being
    replaced by the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    according to Google AI they had significant political influence

    "The Democratic Labor Party (DLP) was highly successful at wielding
    structural political influence, despite rarely winning seats in the
    lower house. Emerging from a major Australian Labor Party (ALP) split
    in 1955, the DLPrCOs greatest success lay in its ability to keep the ALP
    out of federal power for two decades while extracting major political
    concessions"
    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    I seem to recall he had a regular spot on TV back in the days..
    --
    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 16:52:16 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/5/2026 10:10 am, Axel wrote:
    Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:55 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate >>>>>> extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and >>>>>> the United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being
    replaced by the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    according to Google AI they had significant political influence

    "The Democratic Labor Party (DLP) was highly successful at wielding
    structural political influence, despite rarely winning seats in the
    lower house. Emerging from a major Australian Labor Party (ALP) split
    in 1955, the DLPrCOs greatest success lay in its ability to keep the
    ALP out of federal power for two decades while extracting major
    political concessions"
    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    the DLP were the mick version of the Democrats

    Google AI summary
    "The Australian Democrats are a registered Australian political party founded in 1977 by former Liberal minister Don Chipp. Historically, they were Australia's most successful minor party and a dominant force in the Senate for over two decades. However, they lost all parliamentary representation following the 2007 federal election.

    Core Identity and Ideology
    The Slogan: Their founding mission, coined by Don Chipp, is to "keep the bastards honest," aiming to hold major parties accountable.
    Political Position: Centrist and socially liberal.
    Policy Focus: They emphasize evidence-informed policy, environmental sustainability (they were AustraliarCOs original environmental party), integrity, and civil liberties.

    Historical Significance
    Balance of Power: From 1981 through the early 2000s, they held the
    balance of power in the Australian Senate, frequently negotiating or blocking major legislation.
    Trailblazers: They were the first Australian party to have a female parliamentary leader and featured several female leaders, including
    Janine Haines, Cheryl Kernot, Natasha Stott Despoja, and Meg Lees.

    Current Status
    While they currently hold no seats in the Australian Parliament, the
    party has retained its official Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) registration and is actively running campaigns to rebuild their presence
    in Australian politics

    I was under the impression a party had to retain at least one seat,
    maybe more, in order to retain party registration.
    --
    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 17:00:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/5/2026 12:36 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:50 am, Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:55 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate >>>>>> extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and >>>>>> the United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being
    replaced by the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    according to Google AI they had significant political influence

    "The Democratic Labor Party (DLP) was highly successful at wielding
    structural political influence, despite rarely winning seats in the
    lower house. Emerging from a major Australian Labor Party (ALP) split
    in 1955, the DLPrCOs greatest success lay in its ability to keep the
    ALP out of federal power for two decades while extracting major
    political concessions"

    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    Yep. He was a fruit loop. When he wasn't hiding behind the clergy to
    dodge the draft.

    Want to see a real fruit loop Darren? Gaze into a mirror!
    --
    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 17:26:31 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 31/5/2026 12:22 am, Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 30/5/2026 8:52 pm, Noddy wrote:

    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    ROTFL :)

    The bullshit comes flying in thick and fast :)



    You have to be an Australian citizen to vote so maybe what he said was
    true, not only did he not vote for Labor he didn't vote for anyone
    because he wasn't entitled??

    He's been here 40 years. If he hasn't become a citizen by now he should
    be kicked the fuck out :)

    It is a personal choice to be either a citizen or a permanent resident.
    The government gives migrants the option because some cannot give up
    their birth citizenship while others do not want to. My wife, for
    instance, is a *dual citizen*. Had she not been able to retain her birth citizenship, I would have advised her to remain as a permanent resident
    of Australia.
    --
    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 17:27:14 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 31/5/2026 12:33 am, Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:27 pm, Axel wrote:
    Keithr0 wrote:

    Everybody believes that whatever they think is fact (the truth). Why
    would they believe that their own thoughts are false (even though
    they may be)?

    but sensible ppl are willing to accept that they may be wrong, or
    simply that there are things they don't know or understand that are
    relevant. Egoists like noddy don't allow for that.

    The problem with you Felix is that you think you're always right and
    that everyone who disagrees with you is an idiot, and we've seen *many* examples of that being the case.

    Nah, just you Darren, just you!>
    We saw it during the "Monster cables" debate, where virtually every
    single person here disagreed with your ridiculous claims that the things were high quality items that produced results that no other product
    could deliver. Despite being told how that was technically impossible,
    you refused to accept it and instead insisted that you were correct
    while never *once* offering up any credible source to support your view.

    And of course we saw it most laughably during the "tyre debate" where
    you showed pictures of your cracked and illegal Magna tyres and were
    told by all and sundry that they were fucked and well past their use-by date, but you insisted that every person who said so was wrong,
    including the two tyre fitters you went to as it happens, and ignored everyone and continued to use those tyres for some time after asking
    about them.

    About a year, wasn't it?

    There have been many more cases. Ludicrous things about the first
    shitheap MG you bought, or how you thought your old Holden was capable
    of 99 miles per hour in second gear. All ridiculous claims made by
    someone (namely you) who has no fucking idea of what you're talking
    about, and when people disagree with you that's when you get cunty and
    storm off.

    You do it time and again, and the most amusing part about it all (for
    us, not you) is that you seem to be too stupid to learn from it and doom yourself to repeat it.

    Over and over :)





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    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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  • From Keithr0@nothing.to.see@here.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 19:31:36 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 31/05/2026 5:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
    On 31/5/2026 12:22 am, Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:49 pm, Daryl wrote:
    On 30/5/2026 8:52 pm, Noddy wrote:

    How am I a Labor supporter when I have never once voted Labor?

    ROTFL :)

    The bullshit comes flying in thick and fast :)



    You have to be an Australian citizen to vote so maybe what he said
    was true, not only did he not vote for Labor he didn't vote for
    anyone because he wasn't entitled??

    He's been here 40 years. If he hasn't become a citizen by now he
    should be kicked the fuck out :)

    It is a personal choice to be either a citizen or a permanent resident.
    The government gives migrants the option because some cannot give up
    their birth citizenship while others do not want to. My wife, for
    instance, is a *dual citizen*. Had she not been able to retain her birth citizenship, I would have advised her to remain as a permanent resident
    of Australia.


    The wife and I arrived here in December 1964, we applied for citizenship
    in 1967, when we had decided that we were staying. I believe that, if
    you are going to permanently reside, and take advantage of the country,
    then you should become a citizen. We are dual nationals, but, even if we
    would have dad to give up our previous citizenship, we would still have
    done it.
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  • From Keithr0@nothing.to.see@here.com.au to aus.cars on Sun May 31 19:33:46 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 31/05/2026 4:49 pm, Xeno wrote:
    On 30/5/2026 9:50 am, Keithr0 wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 12:55 am, Axel wrote:
    Noddy wrote:
    On 29/05/2026 4:57 pm, Axel wrote:
    Xeno wrote:

    Whilst Labor and the Coalition are not currently facing immediate >>>>>> extinction, though the Libs seem rather close, history shows
    established parties can indeed fade from view. For example, the
    Nationalist Party of Australia collapsed entirely in the 30s, and >>>>>> the United Australia Party collapsed in the 40s before being
    replaced by the modern Liberal Party

    the DLP. remember them?

    The DLP were never a major political party :)

    according to Google AI they had significant political influence

    "The Democratic Labor Party (DLP) was highly successful at wielding
    structural political influence, despite rarely winning seats in the
    lower house. Emerging from a major Australian Labor Party (ALP) split
    in 1955, the DLPrCOs greatest success lay in its ability to keep the
    ALP out of federal power for two decades while extracting major P
    political concessions"
    B. A. Santamaria was even more unhinged than the orange harpy.

    I seem to recall he had a regular spot on TV back in the days..

    Sunday evening on channel 9, Packer gave it to him free, being a fellow traveler.
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  • From Clocky@notgonna@happen.com to aus.cars on Mon Jun 1 16:59:07 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 30/05/2026 10:33 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 9:27 pm, Axel wrote:
    Keithr0 wrote:

    Everybody believes that whatever they think is fact (the truth). Why
    would they believe that their own thoughts are false (even though
    they may be)?

    but sensible ppl are willing to accept that they may be wrong, or
    simply that there are things they don't know or understand that are
    relevant. Egoists like noddy don't allow for that.

    The problem with you Felix is that you think you're always right and
    that everyone who disagrees with you is an idiot,

    Put your projector away son.
    --
    In thread "May need to buy petrol soon" Sept 23 2021 11:15:59am
    Keithr0 wrote: "He made the assertion either he proves it or he is a
    proven liar."

    On Sept 23 2021 3:16:29pm Keithr0 wrote:
    "He asserts that the claim is true, so, if it is unproven, he is lying."

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  • From Noddy@me@home.com to aus.cars on Mon Jun 1 20:24:03 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 1/06/2026 6:59 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 10:33 pm, Noddy wrote:

    The problem with you Felix is that you think you're always right and
    that everyone who disagrees with you is an idiot,

    Put your projector away son.

    Go fuck yourself, you labor loving lunatic.
    --
    --
    --
    Regards,
    Noddy.
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  • From Xeno@xenolith@optusnet.com.au to aus.cars on Mon Jun 1 21:20:47 2026
    From Newsgroup: aus.cars

    On 1/6/2026 8:24 pm, Noddy wrote:
    On 1/06/2026 6:59 pm, Clocky wrote:
    On 30/05/2026 10:33 pm, Noddy wrote:

    The problem with you Felix is that you think you're always right and
    that everyone who disagrees with you is an idiot,

    Put your projector away son.

    Go fuck yourself, you labor loving lunatic.

    Careful Darren, you're losing it!
    --
    Xeno

    Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
    (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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