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DD wrote:

Some of you are gullible, you fall for the old trick by politicians, "if it saves one life it's worth it". That's the biggest con trick by politicians to justify their Big Brother policies and they end up with a loyal band of loyal apologists.

Sure it wasn't aliens?  or the illuminati?  

DD wrote:

Some of you are gullible, you fall for the old trick by politicians, "if it saves one life it's worth it". That's the biggest con trick by politicians to justify their Big Brother policies and they end up with a loyal band of loyal apologists.

You think you got a lot to worry about DD?  If the polls stay the same and Tony Elbows gets voted in, you’ll be catatonic!!!!  But then will I be too!! 

I see Mcgoo has made his 3rd backflip on international students. These students are an important source of income for the Uni's and the state. The constant backflips make it almost impossible for any of them to make arrangements to get into the state and start spending money. A complete debacle, a complete lack of any consistent messaging, he is more and more looking like he's losing the plot.

Here is another crisis test for Mr McGoo. Due to a once in a 200 year event, torrential rain has cut the rail line that brings most of the stock that ends up on supermarket shelves and panic has set in making the Covid-19 panic buying look like a picnic.

So the only way to get stuff in is by road and interstate truckies have stated they don’t want to come into WA for fear of having to quarantine for 14 days if they test positive after crossing the border.

Are you capable of handling this you useless cunt? Are you capable of working out a practical solution to allow interstate truckies to come in and be exempt from having to go into quarantine? Well, useless? Or are you as most of us suspect, just useless? Ever had a private sector job? Ever run a business? I suspect not navy boy.

DD wrote:

Here is another crisis test for Mr McGoo. Due to a once in a 200 year event, torrential rain has cut the rail line that brings most of the stock that ends up on supermarket shelves and panic has set in making the Covid-19 panic buying look like a picnic.

So the only way to get stuff in is by road and interstate truckies have stated they don’t want to come into WA for fear of having to quarantine for 14 days if they test positive after crossing the border.

Are you capable of handling this you useless cunt? Are you capable of working out a practical solution to allow interstate truckies to come in and be exempt from having to go into quarantine? Well, useless? Or are you as most of us suspect, just useless? Ever had a private sector job? Ever run a business? I suspect not navy boy.

1st world problem?  Your favourite flavour of vegan cheese isn't available for a few weeks.  You will survive.
Maybe the younger generation could use a few weeks of not having everything they want front and centre immediately when they choose, learn a bit of perspective. 

Mcbob wrote:

DD wrote:

Here is another crisis test for Mr McGoo. Due to a once in a 200 year event, torrential rain has cut the rail line that brings most of the stock that ends up on supermarket shelves and panic has set in making the Covid-19 panic buying look like a picnic.

So the only way to get stuff in is by road and interstate truckies have stated they don’t want to come into WA for fear of having to quarantine for 14 days if they test positive after crossing the border.

Are you capable of handling this you useless cunt? Are you capable of working out a practical solution to allow interstate truckies to come in and be exempt from having to go into quarantine? Well, useless? Or are you as most of us suspect, just useless? Ever had a private sector job? Ever run a business? I suspect not navy boy.

1st world problem?  Your favourite flavour of vegan cheese isn't available for a few weeks.  You will survive.
Maybe the younger generation could use a few weeks of not having everything they want front and centre immediately when they choose, learn a bit of perspective. 

I’d say like McGoo you’ve also never had a job in the private sector or not for a long time and never run a business. I’d say your comfortable mindset comes from being in a cushy job in the public service where the state of the economy doesn’t affect you one iota in fact probably gives you even less to do if that’s possible while pulling in the same pay packet and ultra generous super.

Its that kind of flippant lack of empathy by economic terrorists like you for people who are suffering from this coward of a premier who’s got selfish pricks like you in his corner pumping up his tyres convincing him he’s right. Future generations will be paying a heavy price for this selfish attitude.

DD wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

DD wrote:

Here is another crisis test for Mr McGoo. Due to a once in a 200 year event, torrential rain has cut the rail line that brings most of the stock that ends up on supermarket shelves and panic has set in making the Covid-19 panic buying look like a picnic.

So the only way to get stuff in is by road and interstate truckies have stated they don’t want to come into WA for fear of having to quarantine for 14 days if they test positive after crossing the border.

Are you capable of handling this you useless cunt? Are you capable of working out a practical solution to allow interstate truckies to come in and be exempt from having to go into quarantine? Well, useless? Or are you as most of us suspect, just useless? Ever had a private sector job? Ever run a business? I suspect not navy boy.

1st world problem?  Your favourite flavour of vegan cheese isn't available for a few weeks.  You will survive.
Maybe the younger generation could use a few weeks of not having everything they want front and centre immediately when they choose, learn a bit of perspective. 

I’d say like McGoo you’ve also never had a job in the private sector or not for a long time and never run a business. I’d say your comfortable mindset comes from being in a cushy job in the public service where the state of the economy doesn’t affect you one iota in fact probably gives you even less to do if that’s possible while pulling in the same pay packet and ultra generous super.

Its that kind of flippant lack of empathy by economic terrorists like you for people who are suffering from this coward of a premier who’s got selfish pricks like you in his corner pumping up his tyres convincing him he’s right. Future generations will be paying a heavy price for this selfish attitude.

Wrong on many counts.  Just because i dont agree with you i must have some cushy public service job? 
Maybe i have just learned from running my own local transport business for the last 30 years, that you take the good with the bad.   A lack of interstate competition has helped my business, but the shortage of drivers has hurt it.   Again take good with the bad.  
I can only imagine how you would have survived in Vic had you been there through the lockdowns, given the way youve had a major cry about the borders being hard shut for a few months.  

Mcbob wrote:

DD wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

DD wrote:

Here is another crisis test for Mr McGoo. Due to a once in a 200 year event, torrential rain has cut the rail line that brings most of the stock that ends up on supermarket shelves and panic has set in making the Covid-19 panic buying look like a picnic.

So the only way to get stuff in is by road and interstate truckies have stated they don’t want to come into WA for fear of having to quarantine for 14 days if they test positive after crossing the border.

Are you capable of handling this you useless cunt? Are you capable of working out a practical solution to allow interstate truckies to come in and be exempt from having to go into quarantine? Well, useless? Or are you as most of us suspect, just useless? Ever had a private sector job? Ever run a business? I suspect not navy boy.

1st world problem?  Your favourite flavour of vegan cheese isn't available for a few weeks.  You will survive.
Maybe the younger generation could use a few weeks of not having everything they want front and centre immediately when they choose, learn a bit of perspective. 

I’d say like McGoo you’ve also never had a job in the private sector or not for a long time and never run a business. I’d say your comfortable mindset comes from being in a cushy job in the public service where the state of the economy doesn’t affect you one iota in fact probably gives you even less to do if that’s possible while pulling in the same pay packet and ultra generous super.

Its that kind of flippant lack of empathy by economic terrorists like you for people who are suffering from this coward of a premier who’s got selfish pricks like you in his corner pumping up his tyres convincing him he’s right. Future generations will be paying a heavy price for this selfish attitude.

Wrong on many counts.  Just because i dont agree with you i must have some cushy public service job? 
Maybe i have just learned from running my own local transport business for the last 30 years, that you take the good with the bad.   A lack of interstate competition has helped my business, but the shortage of drivers has hurt it.   Again take good with the bad.  
I can only imagine how you would have survived in Vic had you been there through the lockdowns, given the way youve had a major cry about the borders being hard shut for a few months.  

Well there you go, I’ve done well and benefited from the lockdowns. Keep up the good work Mark. You are as smug as Gerry Harvey. Did you also claim Job Keeper when you didn’t really qualify for it but didn’t have to hand it back under SloMo and the Jew boys’ ultra generous concession to the business world at tax payers expense? 

Spot on DD. Useless pricks -

omny.fm/shows/6pr-breakfast/wa-truckie-r...upply-chain-breakdow

DG wrote:

Spot on DD. Useless pricks -

omny.fm/shows/6pr-breakfast/wa-truckie-r...upply-chain-breakdow

Thanks for that link DG, incredible stuff. Any chance any prick in the WA Labor Party is listening? Maybe when Mcbob and the Labor elites can't get their Camembert cheese and water crackers then they'll hit the panic button?