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Julia Gillard, bad role model in her conduct and appearance as the PM

Wake up Australia for yourself and the future of your off springs. At present, Julia Gillard is a number one public servant of Australia. Which means apart from her job as the Prime Minister of Australia (which she is not ready or fit for it), she also needs to be an example to Australian public, for the nation, for families, for couple and for all of us both young and old in her ways and conduct. Not walking around and sleeping with a man who is not her husband and flashing on TV and media.
She is a public figure in Australian public service, not just average ordinary public service but the top job of Australia, the Prime Minister, she or anyone in this position should not treat this post lightly, behave lightly or present themself lightly, it would be bad example and role model to the rest of the nation. When someone desires the top job they do well but it means they are also willing to do anything for the good of their country, else they should quit. Along with their public life they should also be a role model and example through their personal and family life, of which Julia Gillard is far from it.
Julia Gillard doesn’t believe in God, she is more communist than any other Labor politicians and declares herself to be an atheist. When someone does not believe in God then there is no fear (honour, reverence, care and genuine love) in his or her heart, they don’t feel accountable to their action or deeds. Who are ready and willing to stab anyone or do anything to get what they want or his or her backers want. Give big balloon (looks big but empty and will burst within few moments) speeches only in the interest to try and win the election. They make promises and don’t keep promises.
Is this what we want for Australia and for our future off spring? Is this how we want Australia to be known in the days to come? Godless, loveless, family less, child less, jobless, identity less, income less, decent less, moral less, respect less, truth less, careless, future less and living on foreign aids and UN aids like the other third world countries? If you are voting for the Labor that is what you are asking for yourself, your children and the future of this great nation.
Think again and again as you have three weeks to do so. If you vote for Julia Gillard and Labor then you will also regret just like the way America is regrating for voting Barak H. Obama.

The 2009/10 budget deficit $57.1 billion (4.4 per cent of our economy or GDP). This is what Labor is doing. Is this what Julia Gillard’s meant by moving Australia Forward, increasing debts everyday and no way of paying it off? The way the Labor Government is taking this country, this present and the future generation and their children will have to suffer for it and either be working hard or stealing to pay the debt off massed by Gillard and the Labor Government.
Labor and specially Julia Gillard who shows herself to be more of a communist, trying to make every Australians to depend upon the government, giving and throwing money to everyone, for everything and everywhere including $25 million to Indonesia, just to secure the win on next election in August 21, while the country is going broke daily.
Only leading Australia further more on debt and we could be on the market for sale and China bidding to buy semi-communist Labor Australia created by Gillard and Labor and within 24 hours (Just the way or even lesser time than how Kevin was kicked off) we could be speaking Chinglish, with our capital in Beijing. Slept in Australia with English and waking up in China speaking Chinglish?

Tony Abbott and his wife, Margie, who are in marriage bond is a good role model for all Australians as the First Family of Australia. While Julia Gillard and her partner Tim Mathieson, who are living together outside the marriage bond is a bad role model for Australians as the First Family of Australia. Photo: Glen McCurtayne

The Scene of failed attempted armed robbery at Pittwater Road, Dee Why. Photo: Adam Ward

A robber was shot and killed during failed attempt robbery in Sydney’s northern beaches area. The man with another male attempted to steal cash from an armoured security van outside an RSL club on Pittwater Road, Dee Why.
Police has confirmed he was one of the two men attempting to steal money from the armoured security van at around 1:30pm. The second man believed to have shaved head and wearing a grey hooded top had escaped from the scene. According to the police he was seen heading north towards Dee Why Lagoon. He is described as being of Caucasian appearance standing about 188cm tall.
The incident appears similar to the one in Sussex St, Sydney where 59-year-old Chubb security guard, Gary Allibon of Sutherland was shot in the chest during the early morning cash delivery, the security who later died in the hospital.

Spare Liberal candidate for Chifley David Barker with his wife and son. Photo: Angelo Soulas

David Barker, Liberal Party candidate for the seat of Chifley in Sydney’s west refused to back away from controversial remarks he made about Muslims and the atheist views of Prime Minister Julia Gillard. Mr Barker has been replaced by Venus Priest, a small business owner and former nurse who immigrated to Australia from the Philippines 15 years ago.
David who calls himself a “man of strong Christian faith” used his Facebook page to accuse Labor moving Australia closer to being a Muslim country. Mr Barker, in his letter to local Christian leaders seeking their support pointed out Ms Gillard is an “atheist” and his opponent in Chifley, Ed Husic was a Muslim. A bold Mr Barker told the ABC, “I am not anti-Muslim and believed every one should have their own beliefs,” but there should not be a Muslim in Parliament.

Moving Forward? Moooovin Fooorward? Australia Naah just the Labor Party? Labor Party is not good in moving Australia forward. The only thing Labor Party is good at moving Australia forward is in debt and deficit.

Australian Navy patrol crews escorting intercepted asylum seekers to Christmas Island. Photo: Daily Telegraph

Overworked Navy patrol crews are feeling the strain. On any given day, 8 days out of 10, Darwin-based Armidale Class navy patrol boats are at the sea on duty patrolling boat people. As a result many of the sailors and their families are so annoyed that they openly support Opposition policy to turn boats around and reinstate temporary protection visas.
One sailor said, “We will need SAS and infantry with riot batons and shields to turn them back”. Opposition Leader Tony Abbott announced a $93 million package to boost border security. Mr Abbot also said Coalition would restore the $58.1 million Labor cut from a security screening program at Australia’s ports and airports and add another $35 million to it. “You can trust the Coalition with border security. You can’t trust Labor,” Mr Abbott said.
Just this year alone 81 illegal boats have arrived carrying 3854 people, i.e. an average of 50 passengers each.  Stressed Navy calls for reservists to ease and relieve overworked navy patrol boat crews.

Former PM, Kevin Rudd is accused of treating high-level security meetings with Disdain. Photo: AAP

There are questions about Labor’s commitment to Australia’s national security as ABC News 24 political editor Chris uhlmann revealed the former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd used to send his 31-year-old chief of staff Alister Jordan to stand for him in his place during high-level security meetings of the National Security Committee of Cabinet.
Sometimes Mr Rudd was late or kept the committee waiting and other times he did not attend at all. Mr Rudd the Labor leader had shown disregard for the national security committee while Julia Gillard was wondering about the national security issues as his deputy Prime Minister.
The National Security Committee of Cabinet attended by senior government officials like Australian Defence Force Chief, Australian Federal Police Commissioner, Head of the Australian Domestic Spy Agency ASIO, who are entrusted with protecting Australia’s national security; including the Australian troops overseas like the war in Afghanistan. Disregarding national security meetings with senior government officials is a serious failure and heavy blow to Australia’s National Security.
Julia Gillard the deputy Prime Minister during the Rudd Government and was one with Mr Rudd in every decision Rudd made with small voice me too at the background until she became the accidental Prime Minister with the help of union.
Now she is accusing and pointing finger at Rudd for the wrongs and excusing herself and the big fat failures of Labor. Gillard needs to be honest and confess ‘me too’ about Kevin Rudd ’s action and decision instead of accusing, isolating and throwing him to the wolf. Who will Julia and the Labor blame next, about Australia’s National Security Issues, mismanagement of the economic and the country?

Memorial Service held for Private Nathan Bewes in Tarin Kowt Afghanistan. Photo: Defence
Nathan Bewes, 23-year-old Australian soldier was farewelled by friends, families and mates in Murwillumbah, northern New South Wales. Private Bewes was killed by a road side bombing in Afghanistan while on foot patrol in the Chora Valley region of Oruzgan Province on July 9.
Digger Nathan Bewes who was born in Kogarah, NSW joined the army cadets when he was 13 and joined the army later in 2005. Private Bewes who served in East Timor in 2006 was on his second deployment in Afghanistan. Private Bewes is the 17th Australian soldier and the sixth one to die within months in Afghanistan.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the Opposition Leader Tony Abbot suspended their election campaign for today and joined hundreds of mourners, friends, family, mates and well wisher to farewell the fallen digger.

Private Bewes with his to be future wife Alice Walsh. Photo: Supplied

Private Bewes’ parents Kay and Gary, standing in front of  Nathan’s sister Stephanie Bewes and fiancee Alice Walsh. Photo: Adam Head

Tony Abbot and Julia Gillard amongst hundreds of mourners at the funeral of Private Bewes in Murwillumbah NSW. Photo: Adam Head

Julia Gillard and Tony Abbot at the funeral of Australian Soldier Nathan Bewes. Photo: Adam Head

Australian Troops are carried by charter aircraft to the Middle East. Photo: Defence

$90 million defence tender to charter aircraft to carry Australian troops to the Middle East has been halted by corruption claim and leaks within Defence. The inquiry centres on the relationship between Army Reserve officer, aviation consultant and air service operator David Charlton.
Strategic Aviation has run Defence flights to the Middle East Area of Operations (MEAO) since 2005 but was told earlier this month that Adagold was preferred and would take over in October 2010.
Nearly 6000 Australian Defence Force troops and personnel fly between Australia and Middle East Area of Operations in and out each year under Defence contract costing Defence about $8500 per person including freight.

Car crashed into a cafe in Brisbane, QLD. Photo: Marc Robertson

A CAR has ploughed into a café in Cleveland, east of Brisbane. It is believed the car reversed into Pierre’s Golden Chicken Café on Middle Street about 4:13pm. Casualties included number of children with an adult woman and three-year old child being transported by an ambulance to Mater Hospital. Another 15-year-old has been taken to another hospital, Princess Alexandra Hospital. The driver of the vehicle was treated for shock.

The 250 Australian and British World War I troops recovered from mass graves have been re-interred in northern France. The bloody battle of Fromelles in July 1916 was the worst 24 hours of Australian history that saw large number troops about 7800 from a single division alone suffering massive casualties, killed, wounded or missing. Hundreds and thousands of Australians travelled to Fromelles to honour the fallen soldiers who were a family member or loved ones.

Prince Charles and Governor-General Quentin Bryce following the coffin of unkown Australian soldier during the ceremony in Formelles. Photo: AP

Final burial ceremony for WW I Australian soldier in Formelles. Photo: Penny Bradfield

After 94 years since the battle of Fromelles, the last 250 Australian and British WW I soldiers have been farewelled in Northern France. Photo: ADF

Australians wanting to have their say in 2010 federal election, tens and thousands of Australian began to enrol to the electoral roll from Saturday. Due to massive flow of online traffic in a rush to join the roll before tonight’s 8pm deadline the Australia Electoral Commission (AEC) website crashed and the site was down for almost an hour.
Tens and thousands of Australians had been added to the roll after the 2010 federal election date was announced on Saturday as 21st of August next month. Anyone desiring to update their details has until 8pm (AEST) Thursday.

Tony Abbott chatting with some younger residents from Cranebrook. Clockwise: Tony Abbott; Harrison Stratford (8); Jaida Knight, (3), Lorilei Knight (7) and Lily Knight (5). Pic: Amos Aikman. Photo: Telegraph

Opposition Leader Tony Abbot began his election campaign by sitting down for a cup of tea in the newly built home of Christian and Emily Knight in the Western Sydney suburb of Cranebrook. Mr Abbot appeared relaxed in the couple’s home as they served possible future Prime Minister Tea and scones.
They mainly talked about election and the issues affecting the families in the area. During their tea chat Mr Knight told the Mr Abbot, would-be future Prime Minister that he was concerned about the future of his children. In the campaign Mr Abbot was accompanied by Liberal candidate for Lindsay, Fiona Scott and the party’s senator for Western Sydney, Marise Payne.

Julia Gillard cuddling babies in Brisbane.

Julia Gillard began her five-week campaign by kissing babies in Brisbane, Queensland. Galaxy poll published on Sunday that found 57 per cent of voters believe the treatment of the former prime minister has harmed Labor’s chances.