Liberal Party's Affirmative Action Village Idiot at Large Fiona Scott "‘one little incident over 100 years’ involving Islamic community"

Fiona Scott: MP slammed for saying there was ‘one little incident over 100 years’ involving Islamic community

Daniel Meers
The Daily Telegraph
October 13 2015

PENRITH backbencher Fiona Scott has been slammed on social media after she claimed there had been “one little incident over 100 years” involving the Islamic community.

This is the face of Affirmative Action.

The federal member for Lindsay’s claim was made just days after the horrific Parramatta terrorist attack, less than a year after the Martin Place siege and a decade after the Pendennis plot.

Ms Scott made the claim in a Sky News interview at the weekend and the backlash became so bad her office removed the interview from her Facebook account.

Her comments caused a Twitter storm yesterday with claims she had insulted the family of the Parramatta victim Curtis Cheng.

When talking about relations with the Islamic community in Australia, Ms Scott said: “We’ve had 100 years, more than a century of relationships with our Islamic communities, where it’s lived quite peacefully and one little incident over 100 years has been what we have had.”

The Battle of Broken Hill

The social media response to the comment was ferocious.

One commenter said: “You are kidding Fiona, what an insult to the family and Australians.” Another asked: “Is this how current govt view the slaughter of Aust people.”

Ms Scott angrily denied the suggestion she was referring to the Parramatta attack during the interview. “To suggest I was referring to recent events in Martin Place and Parramatta is offensive and ridiculous,’’ she said in a statement.

“I was referring to an event in Broken Hill a century ago.”

Ms Scott had earlier made reference to Afghan cameleers who were among the first Muslims in Australia and who had the Ghan train named in their honour after their work on the iconic rail line.

She referenced them to highlight the long history of the cultures, but never mentioned the Battle of Broken Hill a century ago — an incident in which two men killed four people at a community picnic.

The Turnbull government has been criticised for a softer national security approach to that of Tony Abbott. Mr Turnbull was slammed for launching an app rather than addressing terrorism on the morning of terror raids in Sydney last week that followed the Parramatta attack.

His office did not comment on Ms Scott yesterday, but Mr Turnbull made a national security statement to parliament yesterday where he said national security was his top priority.

“The fact this atrocity was perpetrated by a 15-year-old boy reminds us that this must be a first order priority for all of us, every one of us.’

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Why Abbott HAD to GO!!! Paris is near.

Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull announces new Affirmative Action Cabinet

Misandrists Emilys List Sista, ACT Minister for Women and Minister for Education describes Federal Conservative Abbott Government Education Minister as a CUNT, and the silence is defeaning

Left takes joy in foul abuse, but hysterical overreaction if boot was on the other foot

Miranda Devine
The Daily Telegraph
December 7, 2013

SO Joy Burch, the Education minister of the ACT, publishes a tweet describing her federal counterpart Christopher Pyne as a c**t - and gets away with it.

Her excuse for retweeting the foul abuse is that she is inexperienced on Twitter, despite the fact she has been publishing her thoughts on the social media site for four years, during which time she has written 1161 tweets.

"I haven't finessed my social skills, my Twitter skills on this," she said, while considering an offer by the University of Canberra for remedial social media training.

In other words, Burch has published six tweets a week for the past four years and she still hasn't worked out how to use Twitter.

Slow learner, much?

 Joy Burch, Labor's Silly Old Cunt "in residence" ? in the ACT Government

Her boss, fellow feminist and Emily's Lister Katy Gallagher, the ACT Chief Minister, accepted Burch's explanation that the tweet - which she later deleted - was a mistake.

"I also believe that she has done the right thing and accepted responsibility for what happened ... and has offered an apology to Minister Pyne,'' she said.

We all make mistakes. But imagine if the roles were reversed. Imagine if Pyne had used what I view as the most obscene word in the English language, describing an intimate portion of the female anatomy, in reference to Burch. He would be crucified. Twitter would be ablaze! The destroy-the-jointers would be apoplectic. The entire Abbott government would be implicated.

"If I had done that, before my head hit the pillow [Thursday night] I would have resigned or been sacked," Pyne says.

"If it was me saying such a thing, the howls from the left would be cacophonous."

But there has been barely a peep against Burch, who also happens to be the ACT's Minister for Women. Moving right along. No double standards here.

That's the Left for you, hysterical overreaction when it suits them, benign tolerance when it doesn't. If you're on their side, anything goes. If you're a conservative, a minefield of 'isms lie in wait - sooner or later you will be accused of sexism, racism, elitism, homophobia and misogyny.

Of course, the upside is that conservatives become battle - hardened and vigilant while their establishment foes grow sloppy and complacent.

The truth is that Burch doesn't like Pyne because he is an ideological enemy and a fearsome warrior.

In fact there are few politicians as tough. Pyne relishes combat. As the much-loved youngest of five children growing up in Adelaide, he learned his skills at a family dining table where vigorous debate was nightly sport.

The photograph that had Burch and comrades so furious that they called him "c**t" last week shows Pyne smirking, or, as one tweeter put it, "smugly loitering", in the background of one of those ranting press conferences NSW education minister Adrian Piccoli held about Gonski funding.

This was supposed to be the moment when Pyne was on the ropes, chastised by the media for executing backflips, supposedly humiliated by Prime Ministerial intervention, and yet here he was looking exceedingly pleased with himself.

How infuriating for his enemies!

Having unwisely promised to match the extra billions pledged by Labor before the election under the so-called Gonski model of redistributing education funding, the Abbott government is stuck with it.

But don't expect Pyne to capitulate.

He knows giving extra billions to the very state education bureaucracies that have presided over a decline in standards over the past decade of record funding increases is no answer to our woes.

The latest OECD rankings show Australian students have fallen even further behind their peers in 65 industrialised nations, dropping out of the top ten for reading, maths and science for the first time.

The test results released last week show Australian 15-year-old students ranked 13th in reading last year, down from 9th in 2009; 19th in maths, down from 14th; and 17th in science, down from 10th. An earlier report showed the reading skills of our Year 4 students are the worst of every English-speaking country tested.

This sorry result is despite the fact Australia increased spending on schools by more than 40 per cent last decade.

More money does not automatically mean better education.

In fact it can make things worse, if you are just entrenching the progressive education ideology that has infected teacher training for decades, and which fails disadvantaged children the most.

Pyne understands completely.

"The failing in education is not money," he says. "[What's needed is] an acceptance that what we've been doing for decades doesn't work. Child-centred learning, whole language teaching of reading, acceptance of failure, is not going to get our students to the top of the tree around the world."

The federal government doesn't control what happens in schools. But what Pyne can control is teacher quality, the single biggest determinant of student success.

"We are going to intervene in the training of our teachers ... to ensure that [when they graduate]from university they are properly trained in how to teach students to read, and to do so from phonics, through orthodox teaching methods."

He has lots of other plans too, from expanding direct instruction to ensuring principal autonomy, all of which is anathema to the progressive education establishment.

He should wear their foul abuse as a badge of honour.


And what does this silly old Labor Green Loon Affirmative Action Emilys List Cunt do for a living?

Australian Labor Party, Brindabella Electorate

ASSEMBLY SERVICE

Elected 29 October 2008

Re-elected 20 October 2012

COMMITTEE SERVICE

Standing

Administration and Procedure (December 2008 – November 2009)Education, Training and Youth Affairs (December 2008 – November 2009, Deputy Chair)Health, Community and Social Services (December 2008 – November 2009, Deputy Chair)Public Accounts (December 2008 – November 2009)

Select

Estimates 2009-2010 (April 2009 – June 2009)Campaign Advertising (April 2009 – August 2009 Chair)

PARLIAMENTARY POSITIONS

Assistant Speaker (November 2008 – November 2009)Government Whip (November 2008 – November 2009)ALP Caucus Secretary (October 2008 – November 2009)

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS

Minister for Community Services (November 2009 – October 2012)Minister for Multicultural Affairs (November 2009 – present)Minister for Women (November 2009 – present)Minister for Arts (May 2011 – present)Minister for Gaming and Racing (May 2011 - present)Minister for Ageing (November 2009 – October 2012)Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Affairs (May 2011 – October 2012)Minister for Disability, Children and Young People (November 2012 – present)Minister for Education and Training (November 2012 – present)

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATIONS BEFORE ENTERING THE ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Registered nurseBA Liberal StudiesPost grad: Health Administration, Information Systems Management

Past Membership Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD)Executive Director - Australian Rural Health Education NetworkExecutive Director - Northern Territory Remote Workforce AgencyCEO - rural health and community support servicesOwner and operator - Child Care Centre.

PERSONAL

Married with three sons, lives in Tuggeranong

INTERESTS

Family, community, swimming, gardening, walking, reading and music

Madame Gillard appoints a her very own "TwoFa" Nova Peris Kneebone to NT Senate ... Election I hear you say what's that ?

Former Olympian Nova Peris to run for Labor in NT seat in the Federal Senate

Jessica Marszalek
Daily Telegraph
January 22, 201312:12PM

PRIME Minister Julia Gillard Gillard faces a fight to get former Olympian Nova Peris into the Senate, with current NT Senator Trish Crossin speaking out against the decision to replace her.

Ms Peris will stand for Labor at the upcoming election, with Julia Gillard declaring the party needs an indigenous representative in the Federal Parliament.

If successful Ms Peris will be the first Aboriginal woman to hold a seat in federal parliament.

The Prime Minister personally selected the Aboriginal athlete for preselection as a senate candidate in the NT in a decision that has upset Labor's serving senator, Trish Crossin.

Ms Gillard said she had engaged "in a captain's pick'' in endorsing the Olympic hockey gold medallist over Senator Crossin.

"There has never been an indigenous Australian who has served as a federal Labor representative,'' she said.

"I'm determined that at the 2013 election we change that.''

Asked about Senator Crossin's fate, Ms Gillard said she stood by the "tough decision''.

But Senator Crossin immediately hit out, declaring the decision had been taken without consultation or negotiation with the NT branch of the ALP "or my input as the long-serving federal Labor Senator for the NT''.

"It has been my long held belief that preselection should always be a matter for NT Labor branch members to decide,'' she said in a statement.

But Ms Gillard said it was a matter of national significance for the Labor Party to put forward an indigenous Australian in a winnable position at a federal election.

"I am not going to make it routine for me to intervene in party processes,'' Ms Gillard said.

"I am a big respecter of party processes, but I think there is a national significance here for our political party.''

No surprise Corssin supported Le Kewen aka, Kevin 07 Rudd in the Gillard led leadership spill. She is not happy at been dumped by Gillard, cant wait to see her described as a Misogynist Racist Red Neck Hill Billy by Madame Gillard and the Sista Hood

She said it was a similar situation to when the party had undertaken affirmative action to see more women elected to federal parliament.

"If you believe as I do fundamentally that merit is distributed equitably across the population, across genders, across races then if you are looking at an outcome where you can see lots of men or not many indigenous Australians, then people of merit are missing out,'' she said.

"This is a moment when our whole political party needs to look at it too so that we are joined by an indigenous Australian in our federal Labor caucus.''

Ms Peris thanked the prime minister for the "amazing opportunity" to stand for Labor pre-selection for a Northern Territory seat in the senate.

"I stand here before you all today not only as an Australian but also as a proud Aboriginal woman, proud of my heritage and culture," Ms Peris said.

I certainly understand the significance of this opportunity, and I am very honoured and humbled by this, prime minister."

She said she was first approached to stand for parliament about seven to eight years ago.

"My two young kids babies at the time ... I didn't think I was ready. To be put into a position where you have a voice for Aboriginal Australians I thought I had to do a lot of work," she said.

Ms Peris attributed the CLP victory at last year's NT poll to hard work by the CLP and Labor taking their eye off the mark.

But she said that was now unravelling for the CLP.

"As an Aboriginal woman I have seen and I've been around the ropes long and hard enough to know that Aboriginal people have been disappointed with government for a long time, hence the intervention," she said.

"I was in the midst of that and I saw firsthand that you can have policies but if you don't have the right people implementing it, it's never going to work."

Ms Peris said she was proud, honoured and humbled to be part of Labor.

"We are working very hard to win the next election and get the right people working," she said.

Ms Gillard said Ms Peris was a household name and many remembered her sporting triumphs, winning an olympic gold medal in hockey at the 1996 games.

"What they show is grit and determination to get things done and I am very admiring of that grit and determination," she said.

"I believe Nova will make a great contribution in the federal parliament for the Labor Party for the Northern Territory and for the nation, not just because of that grit and determination but because of the work she has done since her sporting career on building opportunities for young Australians."

Was Nova Really Surprised ?

Where to now...

After turning the big 40 and whilst working in the Kimberley last year, I reflected on my past achievements and experiences. It had dawned on me and it seemed just a natural thing to do, and that was to now spend the next decade of my life using it to give back, pass on the stories that enabled me to pick myself up time and time again. There is a quote I am now consciously aware of and live my life by and that is "For as much is given, much is expected".

I have now realised that I have lived my life in decades, 0-10 dreaming as a kid, 10-20 education and realisation that i could live my dreams. 20-30yrs 60 Countries and living my sporting dreams. 30-40 two more kids, a grandchild and 110 communities around Australia, mentoring and promoting better health and education to my people. So now i am embarking on a new phase of life.....Stay Tuned...!!!

http://novaperis.blogspot.com.au/

Affirmative Action for ALL Australians regardless of inability

The "Australians With No Abilities Act"

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and her Labor Green Independent "Co Party" Minority Government will introduce into Parliament, sweeping legislation that will provide new benefits for many Australians. The Australians With No Abilities Act is being hailed as a major legislative goal by advocates of the millions of Australians who lack initiative any real skills or ambition combined with Labor's "Vote People" illegal immigration and  open borders policy is seen as an election win game changer for  Labor in 2013.

"Roughly 50 percent of Australians do not possess the competence and drive necessary to carve out a meaningful role for themselves in society," said Emilys List affirmative action appointee MP Tanya Plibersek. "We can no longer stand by and allow People of Inability (POI) to be ridiculed and passed over. With this legislation, employers will no longer be able to grant special favors to a small group of workers, simply because they have some idea of what they are doing."

In a Parliament House press conference,House of Representatives Speaker The Hon.Anna Burke and Leader of the Government in the Senate,Senator The Hon. Christopher Evans pointed to the success of the Gillard government's Department of Climate Change, which has a long-standing policy of providing opportunity without regard to performance,they also cited its long standing and excellent record of hiring Persons with No Ability or knowledge of Climatology (63 percent).The Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia's taxpayer funded TV and Radio Broadcasting network was also cited as an example of the successful ongoing utilization of Australians with no ability. 

Under the Australians With No Abilities Act, more than 7 million mid-level positions will be created,with important-sounding titles but little real responsibility, thus providing an illusory sense of purpose and performance.

Mandatory non-performance-based raises and promotions will be given to guarantee upward mobility for even the most unremarkable employees. The legislation provides substantial tax breaks to corporations that promote a significant number of Persons of Inability (POI) into middle-management positions, and give a tax credit to small and medium-sized businesses that agree to hire one clueless worker for every two 
talented employees.

Minister Plibersek  said "......of course the Governments Positive Discrimination Act will be rigidly enforced and that special consideration,indeed preference for these positions will be given to Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islanders with No Ability.

Finally,the Australians With No Abilities Act contains tough new measures to make it more difficult to discriminate against the non-abled, banning, for example, discriminatory interview questions such as, "Do you have any skills or experience that relate to this job?"

"As a non-abled person, I can't be expected to keep up with people who have something going for them," said Kylee - Al El Sani Bogainne', who lost her position as a wheel-nut polisher at  GM's soon to shut down South Australian Port Elizabeth plant, due to her inability to remember " what do we want and when do we want it ... Now". "This new law should be real good for people like me. I’ll finally have job security." With the passage of this bill, Al El Sani Bogainne and millions of other untalented citizens will finally see a light at the end of the tunnel said Minister Plibersek 

Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer the Hon.Wayne Swan said: "As a Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer with no abilities, I believe the same privileges that elected officials enjoy ought to be extended to every Australian with no abilities. It is our duty as lawmakers to provide each and every Australian citizen, regardless of his or her inadequacy, with some sort of space to take up in this great nation and a good salary for doing so." 

Treasurer Swan when asked how the Australians With No Abilities Act, would be funded replied  "....it is time for those extremely Lucky Australians, I say again, extremely Lucky Australians,with abilities and initiative started paying their fair share,we live in the land of the fair go and the Australians With No Abilities Act will be fully funded by a slight increase,I say again,by a slight increase, in the Tax rate applicable to any Australian earning in excess of $30,000 pa.no one could argue that these wage earners have not had it too good for too long, and its time that Labor's Working Families and Real Australians had a fair go." When asked what the increase would be Treasurer Swan said "..... we expect that a very modest increase of 15% to possibly 18% a very modest increase indeed,very modest indeed "

Members of the Canberra Press gallery led by Network Ten's Paul Bongiorno gave Treasurer Swan a spontaneous round of applause and immediately burst into a verse of The Internationale'.

The Government is expected to introduce the legislation into Parliament in the first sitting of 2013,with a view to it taking effect by June 2013,speculation is rife that following the implementation of the legislation a Federal Election will be called for the second week of July 2013.

Thanks to Susan Florida USA for sending me the original of the above titled "The Americans With No Abilities Act"