Broken Laptop
Sorry for the absense, but my Laptop has slightly died, and is in for repairs with Acer. Fortunately, it died 5 days before the warranty expired, and it looks like its getting a brank spanking new Inte 915PM motherboard.
By the way, if you have he chance, Bono was interviewed on Lateline (www.abc.net.au/lateline). He is so very well spoken, and across all local issues when he speaks - he is actually both a rockstar and a fully fledged politician.
In the mean time, Beazly has fouled up again, giving condolences to Karl Rove instead of Rove McManus (although condolences to Karl Rove may be in order, as his Neo-Con fantasy shatters around him). Beazly really needs to sort himself out, otherwise he may throw away the next election.
Howard/Costello still have no believable or tenably position on Climate change, arguing on the one hand that India and China are undergoing industrialisation and therefore need to be cut some slack in terms of emissions (in the same way that Europes industrialisation was powered by dirty technology). However, they arguing even more strongly that no climate agreement will work without them being onboard - indeed, Australia will be unfairly disadvantaged if they are excluded (hence why we don't sign Kyoto). Sounds to me like a bob each way, with the aim to do nothing.
By the way, if you have he chance, Bono was interviewed on Lateline (www.abc.net.au/lateline). He is so very well spoken, and across all local issues when he speaks - he is actually both a rockstar and a fully fledged politician.
In the mean time, Beazly has fouled up again, giving condolences to Karl Rove instead of Rove McManus (although condolences to Karl Rove may be in order, as his Neo-Con fantasy shatters around him). Beazly really needs to sort himself out, otherwise he may throw away the next election.
Howard/Costello still have no believable or tenably position on Climate change, arguing on the one hand that India and China are undergoing industrialisation and therefore need to be cut some slack in terms of emissions (in the same way that Europes industrialisation was powered by dirty technology). However, they arguing even more strongly that no climate agreement will work without them being onboard - indeed, Australia will be unfairly disadvantaged if they are excluded (hence why we don't sign Kyoto). Sounds to me like a bob each way, with the aim to do nothing.
Post a Comment