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Coalition Plan

Peter Dutton uses federal budget reply speech to attack government’s ‘missed opportunity’ to help Australians in need | October 2022 Australian budget | The Guardian

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Dutton fail is to not talk of the change he helped create

The difference between a Secular Education in a Democratic Society and the Education a Coalition demands, isn’t one that recognizes cultural, sexual, racial, or physical diversity or change. It’s one that rather demands Assimilation, uniformity parental control and acceptance of a social order that has continued from the inherited past. A unifying secular democratic education threatens that. Dutton’s education is assimilation, generational integration with the past and not problem-solving is what he’s talking about when he says “discipline”, “respect” ” and  “orderly” classrooms.

Dutton’s education doesn’t question the generationally handed down norms youth no longer feel are fit for purpose in the world they experience. So one way or another they problem-solve to survive in a world that doesn’t recognize their issues. Parents are as frustrated and can no longer find the time to service their needs because gone are the days of one-income families of 4 last seen 50 years ago.

The process of learning and problem-solving starts with questioning our patterned institutional behaviours and cultural beliefs lending them support. Cultures, patterns of behaviours handed down through the generations which may have once served a majority of us well may no longer today and no longer deserve “respect” but change today. Learning isn’t acceptance, it’s systemic and progressive problem-solving moving forward. Labour accepts Australia’s multicultural diversity united in an institutional system of secularism.  A Democracy significantly different from what Dutton is talking about. Learning for him is acceptance of the past and its benefits for a shrinking and fewer fewer Australians who still remain largely white and privileged.

“Where the teachers lead the instruction and are supported to have orderly classrooms, where students learn respect, discipline, and ‘how to think’ not ‘what to think’.”

Source: Peter Dutton uses federal budget reply speech to attack government’s ‘missed opportunity’ to help Australians in need | October 2022 Australian budget | The Guardian

LNP Tactics

Dutton zeroes in on Labor broken promises – Michael West

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With full knowledge of what they’d left behind after a decade of doing nothing but changing leaders and fighting among themselves, the LNP has landed with Peter Dutton as their leader. Dutton’s first step was to fly to the US to ask the Republicans what he should do and no doubt get Murdoch’s blessing.

He’s back and has still done nothing but told us to forget the past yet he is still talking about the $275 that we got but couldn’t notice because of the rolling storm of inflation they’d set loose.

The federal opposition leader said the forecast of a 56 per cent rise in power prices put paid to Labor’s promise of a $275 cut in bills.

Mr Dutton said Dr Chalmers had earned the nickname “Grim Jim”.

Source: Dutton zeroes in on Labor broken promises – Michael West

Fight against Fake News, Fighting Fake News

Old Dog Thought- The media really do hate the ALP but…

Fighting Fake News with REAL 27/10/22, The ALP Government Budget, LNP Opposition reply, John Lord, Fake News, Journalism Liberal Pride, Science Bolt and truth,

LNP, LNP Tactics

The Liberals Have A Clear Position On Scott Morrison And Just About Everything… – » The Australian Independent Media Network

When in Opposition the LNP can be relied on being far more Socialist. The “cost of living” for ordinary Australians suddenly becomes foremost and not the cost of labor weighing down the economy.

Forget the past. The problems start now and they lie with Labor and the blind promises they made when not knowing what the LNP had kept hidden. Hidden for the seeming sake of their “integrity” and openness in tact. Susan Ley and Peter Dutton keep talking about electricity prices but not that report about their increase well hidden and buried 6 months before the last election. Now that’s the price we bear for her “integrity”

Yep, I think that about covers it. Ignore the past, don’t have talkfests to talk about the future, act without consulting, build nuclear reactors to bring prices and emissions down sometime before 2050.

And remember that John Howard is always available to promote his book and to remind you that the Liberals believe in the free market so they’re prepared to spend vast amounts of government money to ensure that the free market works effectively.

The Liberals Have A Clear Position On Scott Morrison And Just About Everything… – » The Australian Independent Media Network
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Five Labor failures, or one silly meme? – » The Australian Independent Media Network

The LNP attack

Despite Labor having only been in government for less than three months, the Liberal Party have already come up with a new meme titled 5 Labor failures. It’s worth addressing each of their claims individually.

Five Labor failures, or one silly meme? – » The Australian Independent Media Network
Uninformed Comment

Dutton to skip govt’s jobs summit ‘stunt’

You can hear the Nope Nope Nope apporoach to opposition that began with Abbott will continue. If the ALP handed them government they’d be yelling Nope Nope Nope and only on Sky News of course.

Dutton to skip govt’s jobs summit ‘stunt’

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will skip the Albanese government’s jobs and skills summit, which has been branded a “stunt” and a “talkfest” by the Coalition.

The summit – a Labor election promise – will aim to address Australia’s economic challenges and will bring together about 100 representatives from the business, union, and community sectors.

Liberal Deputy Leader Sussan Ley said no one from the Coalition, including Mr Dutton who was invited by the government, will go.

“It’s just a stunt,” she told Sky News on Wednesday.

Dutton to skip govt’s jobs summit ‘stunt’
Informed Comment

The Real Opposition – » The Australian Independent Media Network
MIA Australia’s LNP Opposition

While the Coalition probably aren’t wishing for a long period on the Opposition Benches in Parliament House, their behaviour so far suggests a different outcome. If your criticism of the government reminds the public why they voted against you in the first place, you’re on a hiding to nothing. While some are offering valuable input and suggestions, including state governments, minor party and independent MPs and sections of the media, the Coalition is fast fading into irrelevance brought about by its own behaviour. We all deserve better.

The Real Opposition – » The Australian Independent Media Network

ALP Government,

The Coalition’s refusal to engage on climate legislation abandons the sensible centre of Australian politics | Trent Zimmerman | The Guardian

The Coalition’s refusal to engage on climate legislation abandons the sensible centre of Australian politics | Trent Zimmerman | The Guardian

The Coalition’s refusal to engage on climate legislation abandons the sensible centre of Australian politics | Trent Zimmerman | The Guardian
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Labor in power should have fixed energy crisis already, say Andrews and Hughes

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Source: Labor in power should have fixed energy crisis already, say Andrews and Hughes

LNP

Lost and bound – whither the Liberal Party? | The Shot

Peter Dutton lurched around like Barnaby at closing time, barging straight into a narrow, electorally irrelevant topic imported directly from the US Republican playbook. This mantra was repeated a few weeks later by a hyperventilating Sen. Hollie Hughes who told a questioner at the Sydney Institute who asked where the Liberal Party had gone wrong, that essentially it was all the fault of the “Marxist school teachers”.

Source: Lost and bound – whither the Liberal Party? | The Shot

Informed Comment

From being horrible in government to being hypocritical in opposition – » The Australian Independent Media Network

My thought for the day Often life is an experience of random unidentifiable patterns and indiscriminate consequences that don’t always have order nor require explanation. The more we relate to others, the more we get to know ourselves. ( John Lord )

Source: From being horrible in government to being hypocritical in opposition – » The Australian Independent Media Network

Peter Dutton

Peter Dutton touted as next Liberal leader as he claimed victory in Dickson

The problem with the “Liberal Moderates” being wiped out the LNP will now swing even further to the hard Right. They will look at America even more closely and take us deeper into the culture wars being fought by the Republicans there. Community Unity has never been their political goal or tactic rather than total autocratic control for control’s sake,

Peter Dutton will likely become the nation’s next opposition leader after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced he would step down as he conceded election defeat. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg who was touted as a future leader is at risk of losing his seat to independent Monique Ryan after suffering a more than 10 per cent swing against him. The party will choose a new leader when it next meets, but Finance Minister Simon Birmingham said it’s not an urgent move for an opposition. “There’s not so much urgency on that in opposition so I think we need to take that time to make sure we are clear about who is part of the team going forward,” he told the ABC.

Source: Peter Dutton touted as next Liberal leader as he claimed victory in Dickson