Paul Keating v John Hewson: He obviously took his economic lessons from the late Sam Cooke

Paul Keating takes a dixer on award restructuring and paraphrases "What a wonderful world it would be" and has a jibe at Peter Reith in the process.
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Infinity is hard to comprehend

[@bourbonyoung6237]

And now we are living in the next stage of the conservative plan.
Blame outside influences while giving the church a bigger say in policy.
It’s all happened before.
But the public doesn’t recognize it.
All while American is a shining example of what not to do.

[@GenesisRip]

I'm sorry, what policy do you think the church is having a say in under Labor??

[@bourbonyoung6237]

@@GenesisRip I’m sorry. When did Labor mean Conservative?

[@GenesisRip]

@@bourbonyoung6237 Are you confused? Your original comment accused Labor of 'giving the church a bigger say in policy' and thus living out the 'next stage of the conservative plan'. What are you trying to say precisely?

[@bourbonyoung6237]

@@GenesisRipNo I didn’t. You are assuming ‘next phase’ relates to who is in government. It doesn’t. You inserted Labor, not me.
I am referring to the transition of the Conservative Party from fiscal conservative to social conservative, and the movement to fascist beliefs.
That is, blaming worsening conditions on outsiders and the belief that society is gradually distancing itself from gods so called ‘objective morality’.
This is happening whether they are in power or not.

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We're friends the plains wanderer in his bush gear😅😊

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Used to be able to fence a river, true😢😅🎉

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Those mouth boys in Europe😂

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