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kommando
03-25-2004, 05:02 AM
Well from the posts i have read i can see that soon the americans will be electing their presendent (wether it be bush or uhh kerri)
as will australia soon be on its priminister.
Now no buts about it i will be voting john howard this is personal opinion but i say dont fix whats not broken.
Simon crean the opposition leader yesterday announced that he will be pulling all australia troops out of iraq as soon as the handover is complete, and not leave them to support other countires as they try help restore peace.
This move totally blew his vote from me, and as john howard said it leaves the door open for more terrorist acts.
Any one else have opinions on this?
Is this sort of similar to bush v kerri?
Both taking two totally different paths on such a serious matter?
From the general feel of other peoples posts i sorta got the impression it was bush who would get most support although the media is a ****ter-same as here really.

RoBBo
03-25-2004, 05:50 AM
Mark latham is the opposition leader not Simon crean.

cut
03-25-2004, 05:52 AM
:lol:

ShotOver
03-25-2004, 05:54 AM
Latham can kiss my arse as far as im concerned.

I will leave Australia, and become an American citizen if he say's sorry to the "Stolen Generation" and humiliates Australia.

*spits*

RoBBo
03-25-2004, 06:03 AM
yeah he certainly is not getting my vote id rather vote for a duck than him.

Ballistic
03-25-2004, 07:07 AM
yeah he certainly is not getting my vote id rather vote for a duck than him.

Hehehe.

Mark Latham is (and I'll put this bluntly) a clueless ****head, him and cronies.

mocking_loudly_died
03-25-2004, 07:20 AM
I'm voting Howard - as always.

digrar
03-25-2004, 07:36 AM
I'll be voting for JH, even if he resigns the minute the Liberals win the election, it would be worth it to keep Lathem, Crean, Lawrence ect out of Govt.

ibstolidude
03-25-2004, 08:59 AM
Is this sort of similar to bush v kerri?
Both taking two totally different paths on such a serious matter?
From the general feel of other peoples posts i sorta got the impression it was bush who would get most support although the media is a ****ter-same as here really.

I certainly would not make a bold statement that Bush has the most support. He has his circles as does Kerry.

Kerry has stated that he will finish the job in Iraq/not pull out - obviously he will have a different approach to the matter.