andrew flap said:yes, indeed it is.
You should there fore discuss this as citizens of democratic civilisations do, as you just did by mentioning it then.
What are you trying to say here? :|
andrew flap said:yes, indeed it is.
You should there fore discuss this as citizens of democratic civilisations do, as you just did by mentioning it then.
andrew flap said:What I mean Pando is, that despite the fact that you and I differ on many issues (as evidenced by the threads of late), if you don't like Mr Carr's actions, then talk about it, raise hell, write letters...etc.....you get my drift. In short, convince people he should be thrown out of office.
I was not aware of the particular promise Mr Carr made so, I cannot comment but, if you think he lied and you think it's significant, use the democratic process. I'm sure you already know this stuff, I'm not being condesending, just clarifying as best I can my point.
Sorry if I was vague before.
I posted the article originally to stir up discussion.
millersnose said:so what did howard actually say that didnt actually happen?
ibeme said:millersnose said:so what did howard actually say that didnt actually happen?
Sometimes it's what isn't said that is more of a contributing factor, particularly when you know that the public's perception is skewed by previous statements.
There is no evidence to say that anyone scuttled the boat.millersnose said:Willow said:Do you have any proof of this?millersnose said:i think they were thrown there
after the boat was scuttled
no
The actual evidence from the people who were there says otherwise.
oh really?
i havent read any report on how the boat began its journey underneath the waves
do you have a link?
Willow said:Is Mr Scrafton lying?
Not as clear as you think.millersnose said:well he says no children werew thrown into the water
they clearly were
why is the issue
and it seems the boat was sinking and the childrens parents seem to have thrown them into the water to lessen the risk of them drowning
who scuttled the boat?
sunny said:What was actually meant ... was that by 1990 there would be no FINANCIAL need for any child to live in poverty, which was the aim of the policy Hawkie was announcing.
^ Pando said:Wasn't Paul Keating's "L.A.W. law" speech about tax cuts as well?
millersnose said:ibeme said:millersnose said:so what did howard actually say that didnt actually happen?
Sometimes it's what isn't said that is more of a contributing factor, particularly when you know that the public's perception is skewed by previous statements.
was that question too difficult?