Good bye Johny!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Jamo

The only ones who can have any mitigating effect are state govts by abolishing stamp duty and other abominable taxes like that.

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More likely to make property even more expensive by encouraging further demand. Credit control, it's the only sensible option. The playground has become too unruly and it's time for the adults to step in and restore some order.

This was all on the cards regardless of who got in,,, For gods sake the g-Libs were using this very prediction as one of there negative scare campaigns,,, "vote us in ... the sky is about to fall in... and you cant trust labour with the economy" IE the key here is the Libs themselves have predicted all the misfortune regardless of who is in ,,,, so remember this when you are knocking the party that will be rebuilding your run down schools, hospitals, roads, etc etc. Remember that Labour builds it all up so the libs can run it all into the ground and claim economic righteousness.

Its easy to save some penny's if you deplete your assets... I as a labour man really wish the Libs got back in this time,,, Now that Labour is in the Libs can blame Labour for all the bad seeds the Libs have sewn. Then the Libs will waltz back in in three years... talk about throwing a match.. it seems so bloody obvious to me. SHEEZS

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Originally Posted by RonMcGr

This is my prediction and thankyou to those who will cause it!

Welcome to the start of the 2008 depression, and Krudd will no doubt say it was Howards fault as we lived too well before.

By this time next year, the idiots who voted him in, will be sorry they did. International confidence in Australia will have gone.

The dollar will be worth 50 cents to the USD. We will be buying petrol at twice the price and it will retail at $2.50 to $3.00 a litre. The cost will flow on from the primary producers, trucking companies, which in turn will have a dramaic effect on food prices. The cost of living will be at least 50% higher.

People with high mortgage payments will loose their homes, wages will not rise. If they do many business will close down, unemployment will be the highest ever, and Rudd will be unable to fullfill 90% of his promises.

Don't believe me?
Watch the dollar fall and see what happens.

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I hope your not for real,, but if you are,,, then.. You come across as an absolute condescending ****..............MY GOD LISTEN TO YOURSELF

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Originally Posted by RonMcGr

Frenchie,

You are wasting your time. :(
They don't understand and nor do they care, sad really.

It would be like asking the idiots, who beat up the two boys handing out Liberal Leaflets, why?

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Originally Posted by Jeff

I hope I can still afford to drive my Landy with 17% interest rates, let's hope it doesn't get back to that.

Labor seems an uneasy mix of your old school union lefties and the new green lefties and we don't know which way it will fall. Jeff :rocket:

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Just remember that Howard had 20% interest rates when he was Treasurer!

It looks like littl' Johhny got compulsory retirement one year too late.

And when the half senate takes up their posts we will have Bob Brown with the most of the balance of power. :o

Where was that bloke from the shooters party when you need him! :angel:

I guess politcal views are like A holes, every ones got on. But hey its done, no point whinging or skyting, we must all learn to live with it.
I cant beleive the name calling here its sad.
Next we will have rivelry because some ones got a Toyota and nother a Nissan and which one is tougher! Oh hang on we all have Land Rovers, a common denominator!!!!!!

I'm glad to have missed the whole discussion.