Kevin 07 I have never been a socialist Rudd ...Chk-chk BOOM

Our cocked-up and loaded leadership

Piers Akerman
News.com.au
Monday, May 25, 2009 at 10:44pm

THE chk-chk BOOM phenomenon has made Clare Werbeloff a household name, courtesy of the internet.

Grabbing at the brass ring of instant celebrity a week ago, the 19-year-old Werbeloff volunteered a colourful commentary on a Kings Cross shooting when she saw a news cameraman on the scene.

With a gift for dialogue that should make her a candidate for NIDA, the Northern Beaches girl composed a thrilling tale of sex, betrayal and deceit, culminating in violence. As Werbeloff put it: “And then they pulled out a gun and went ‘Chk-chk BOOM.”

After enjoying recognition for nearly a full week, however, she recanted in the face of authority. Werbeloff told police she had not actually seen the shooting.

She is now famous for being a phoney. Werbeloff’s reputation? Chk-chk BOOM.

Media students will study this incident for years and argue whether Werbeloff exploited the media in her desire for fame, or whether the media exploited her in its desire to bring as many eyeballs as possible to a particular website.

The finer point of her telling a major untruth will be permitted to slip away because fame for fame’s sake fascinates.

That the chk-chk BOOM phenomenon has played out on the national political scene here and in America and is continuing to affect the political direction of both nations seems to have escaped most media commentators, possibly because they support the aims of these left-leaning leaders.

Yet Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and US President Barack Obama are as much creations of the connected world as Werbeloff - and their agendas are far more destructive than a teenager’s desire for fame.

Rudd and Obama used activists behind the political agencies GetUp and MoveOn to sign up supporters and publicise their propaganda before their elections. Having snowed their audiences, it is now chk-chk BOOM time.

Like Werbeloff a week ago, Rudd and Obama were busily saying anything and everything to get their heads on TV and their words into the blogosphere before their respective elections. That their claims were often as false as Werbeloff’s shooting account is only now becoming apparent to many. Chk-chk BOOM.

Remember the computers for schoolchildren? Chk-chk BOOM.

Rudd’s claim that “I am not a socialist. I have never been a socialist and I never will be a socialist?” Chk-chk BOOM.

His claims not to know he was to attend a fundraiser with disgraced former WA premier Brian Burke? Chk-chk BOOM.

His lies about knowing nothing about the staged Kokoda Anzac Day Dawn Service? Chk-chk BOOM.

His statement denying plans to roll back the NT intervention? Chk-chk BOOM.

Lies about his mid-air meltdown when he couldn’t get the meal he demanded? Chk-chk BOOM.

The 75,000 jobs his cash splash would create? Chk-chk BOOM.

Denials his soft policy on boat arrivals has driven a new wave of people smuggling? Chk-chk BOOM.

Australia’s emissions trading system will save the Great Barrier Reef? Chk-chk BOOM.

After the travesty of a Budget was delivered a fortnight ago even Rudd supporters like The Sydney Morning Herald’s Ross Gittins were joining more seasoned political reporters like The Australian’s veteran Paul Kelly in noting that the Rudd Government’s spin (a bowdlerised version of the barnyard expletive) was overdone. Chk-chk BOOM.

It would probably be possible to fill these pages with more examples of Rudd’s untruths, fairytales, spin, call it what you will, but as he has not delivered the transparency in Government he promised in Opposition, the above should be sufficient to demonstrate his embrace of Werbeloff’s chk-chk BOOM principle.

It’s worth remembering as he continues his hard-hat odyssey around the nation, reannouncing old schemes for the second or third time, as he tries to bluff his audience into believing that his Government is now spending more than the $1.2 billion it announced for new projects in the current Budget, as opposed to the more than $42 billion it tossed away in its ridiculous cash splash. Chk-chk BOOM.

If Werbeloff’s publicity campaign had not imploded so demonstratively, she would have provided an ideal candidate for one of Rudd’s “look at moi, look at moi” moments. This would have been a couple made in heaven.

While YouTubers have now driven more than 800,000 viewings of the Kings Cross fibber and variations of her narrative, they will unfortunately have to wait for the ultimate duet, Clare Werbeloff and Kevin Rudd rapping together.

Chk-chk BOOM.

Aussie Mum fights Islamist mysogney and wins

One brave Aussie Mum gets back her daughter.

Commando Pte.Luke Worsley parents told by Islamic swine "can't be proud" of his son who "died for nothing"

Posted February 19, 2008

Commando Pte.Luke Worsley parents told by Islamic swine "can't be proud" of his son who "died for nothing"
Your son 'died for nothing'

By Mark Schliebs
News.com.au
December 05, 2007 02:58pm

A MAN purporting to be a Muslim cleric wrote to the father of slain Australian soldier Luke Worsley telling him he "can't be proud" of his son who "died for nothing" - then posted the letter online.

Latest  Offensive Muslim Swine appeal dismissed

John Worsley, father of 26-year-old commando Private Luke Worsley who was killed by the Taliban in Afghanistan last month, received the letter from Sheikh Haron just days after news broke of his son's death.
"We were hurt (by the letter)," Mr Worsley told NEWS.com.au. "We're very proud of our boy."

This story shown tonight 25 5 09

The letter, topped with Mr Worsley's home address, has been posted on the internet by the mystery Sheikh.
"Dear Mr Worsley," the letter reads. "It is painful but we should be proud when we loose (sic) our dear kids for defending our country while we are unjustly attacked by another country.

"But it is more painful and we can't be proud when we loose (sic) our kids for nothing!
"We loose (sic) our dear kids for nothing if we unjustly attack to (sic) another country and our kids are killed while the other country is defending itself.

Pte Worsley was farewelled at a funeral in Sydney yesterday.
The letter said "it would be nice" if Mr Worsley asked the Department of Defence to organise a ceremony "for the respect of innocent civilians, whether they have been killed by Australians or not".

"It was nice of Chief of (the) Defence Force Air Chief Angus Houston that (sic) has extended his sympathies to your family but I don't know why he has not had any comment for the family of three innocents who were killed in that operation."

Pte Worsley was killed during a fire-fight against the Taliban on November 23. He was part of an operation against insurgent bomb-makers in the dangerous Oruzgan Province.
At his funeral yesterday, Pte Worsley was described as a hero who saved many lives and was an inspiration to his comrades.
"Luke was the first man of the team through the door and was met by enemy forces who opened fire at close range, resulting in Luke being killed almost instantly," Lieutenant Colonel Mark Smethurst said.

"Luke's actions upon entering the room, warning of the enemy threat, almost certainly saved the lives of other members of his team."
Pte Worsley was the third member of the Australian Defence Forces killed in Afghanistan in the past two months, following the deaths of SAS Trooper David Pearce and Sergeant Matthew Locke in October.

In 2003, SAS trooper Sergeant Andrew Russell died when his vehicle hit a landmine.

On February 19 2008 I wrote the following:

"I know this story is two months old now, however it is no less disgraceful, the piece of Islamic trash that "assaulted" the parents of Luke Worsley should be rounded up,flogged on the steps of the Sydney Opera House and deported back to whatever Islamic shit hole it was that he ran away from."There was NO outrage from Keysar Trad (bearded man in Video) back then or from any other member of the "Islamic Community"Letter supposedly sent to Hussein Obama by Sheikh Haron
12 June 2008

Senator Barack Obama

713 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C. 20510 USA

Dear Brother Barack Obama

I got your message. Hiding the religion for political purposes is not permitted. When a Muslim is asked about her/his religion, she/he must tell the truth. You think it is permissible by Shariah law to hide your religion to achieve some positions to be able to help Islam and to give a better service to Muslims. You are wrong, Shariah law doesn’t allow you to do so, your reason for hiding your religion Islamically is not a legitimate reason. You must rely on Allah (SWT) and avoid the satanic style of politics. If God wants you to be the President of the United States of America, you will definitely be the president, no matter you hide your religion or not, no matter you lie to American people or you tell the truth, so it is not worth to commit a big sin just for political purposes. You will be apostate by denying your religion, I advise you to avoid such a big sin. You must have trust in God, you must always remember that God has the absolute power to help you to become the President even if you tell the truth that you are a Muslim. Our rely must be only on God. You will be the President but it doesn’t worth to be a President by selling out your religion, it is not worth to lose hereafter which is permanent life for this short term life. You will be the President but this is a test from God to show to people that Senator Barack Obama chooses the right path or the satanic tactic. I advise you to be careful to pass this test of God successfully. May God guide all of us. Amen.

Kind regards,

Sheikh Haron

Cc:

- Obama for America (Campaign), P.O.Box 8102 Chicago, IL 60680 USA