Rec'd on email and interesting.......

As you are aware Australians will be voting in the Federal election on 21 August.

With the Labor Government on the nose; political analysts expect the Greens to increase their vote significantly, especially in the Senate. A swing of just a few percent would see the Greens with as many as 8 Senate seats thus handing them the balance of power a disastrous situation for all Australians but especially so for those of us involved in the shooting and fishing sports.

So please, help us stop the Greens from gaining control of the Senate.

We need your help in two key ways. Firstly we need your vote. The Shooters and Fishers Party are running 2 Senate candidates in the following States:

New South Wales: Jim Muirhead and Al McGlashan

Victoria: Peter Kelly and Alex Krstic

Queensland: Andrew Peter and Chris Huggett

Western Australia: Paul Peake and Christine Peake

Tasmania: Ray Williams and Jeff Blackmore

Northern Territory: Phillip Hoare and Matt Graham

Secondly we need your help in passing on our message #65533; please pass on this message to your family and friends whether or not they are shooters or fishers. Stopping the Greens is important for all Australians.

The attached "anti-Greens" Pamphlet and Poster show how much a threat the Greens really are. We are asking supporters to help us 'spread the word' via their email networks and 'word of mouth' at club meetings, at the range and amongst family, friends and work colleagues.

If you haven't visited the Shooters and Fishers Party website yet, please have a look at: http://www.shootersandfishers.org.au/ where there's several video clips outlining our aims.

Click on the 'You Have 2 Votes', 'Why Get Political' and 'How You Can Help' tabs and then click onto the video 'play' button in the middle of the screen.

Thanks for your support.

Regards

Shooters and Fishers Party

PO Box 1201 St. Marys NSW 1790

Tel: (02) 9833 1118

Fax: (02) 9833 1117

Web: shootersandfishers.org.au

As far as I see it, the only credible person with any popularity is Kerry O'Brien from the 7:30 Report. Wish I could vote for him.
Who better to represent Australia when meeting with the president of the USA and what would he be able to extract, perhaps an apology ala KRudd style for the people of the middle east.

Ummm, who would I vote for to get daylight savings back on the agenda?

I still can't beleive we don't have it

#8593; above post was from me with wrong login..

does that count for two votes for the secular party???

Shooters and fishers, what kind of philosophy is that?
I'm voting for the ducks and fishes party.

getfunky said...

Vote Greens if you want to vote for a party honest enough to disclose their intentions.

Same if you give a sh!t about where we are heading globally and locally, not just about a shiny new Plasma/false invasion prophecies/jacuzzi/boobjob for the trophy wife.

I don't agree with all their policies (honestly who does agree withh 100% of their preferred party's posi??) but I admire them, their integrity (er.. not counting the Freo Greens member) and most importantly their vision beyond a self-serving 3-4 yr term.

Vote Greens to actually make a positive differance - AND smarten up the lazy 2 party duopoly.




BTW - Secular party are interesting too but too new (IMO) to have the runs on the board and confidence in longevity.


Each to theirs whatever you go for.

GF sorry but the greens are as usefull as tits on a bull . Bob Brown is a nothing pollie and the greens don't do squat . My card will be going in blank this year as there is no-one worth voting for and no matter what way we go it will be ****ed either way .

maxm said...

dusta said...

GF sorry but the greens are as usefull as tits on a bull . Bob Brown is a nothing pollie and the greens don't do squat . My card will be going in blank this year as there is no-one worth voting for and no matter what way we go it will be ****ed either way .

I can understand how you feel, dusta but nothing will change doing it your way. At least if you vote for an independent or for the Greens, you increase their voice for next time around. Which means they stand a better chance of becoming more relevant.

If nothing else, at least it'll help make the majors pay a bit more attention.

well probably someone like the secular party would be the one to get my vote but ****ed if its the greens .

I'm gonna vote for my wife.

I like her boobies and slippers.

poor relative said...

I'm gonna vote for my wife.

I like her boobies and slippers.

pics

there are some geniune politicians with excellent tastes in music out there.

i listen to him on 4zzz religiously.

unfortunately i don't vote in brisbane.

andrewbartlett.com/

longwinded said...

As far as I see it, the only credible person with any popularity is Kerry O'Brien from the 7:30 Report. Wish I could vote for him.
Who better to represent Australia when meeting with the president of the USA and what would he be able to extract, perhaps an apology ala KRudd style for the people of the middle east.

Yeah, I agree with that and get Antony Green as deputy

Quak quak quak

deXtrous said...

**** that I'm voting for the Secular party.



Secular party also say they want to seperate Church and State. i.e. Religions would no longer be tax emept. That would bring in HEAPS of extra tax.

bloody stuuupid idea that one. do you have ANY idea how much $$$ they save the australian people in hand outs?? so you gonna make them pay for the charity work. on the nose that one.