Theres a great analogy in the Darling River and the neoliberal belief in dribble down … Whoa whoa there .. whats this? Ah, Ms Bishops back – could be an election around the corner?

What’s she got to say .. she’s a great dribbler. She says, “… Australians believe the government’s doing too much interfering in their lives ..”. Problem with this the Princess maintains is that without the government interference Australians would be running around free and happy. They would not be happily waiting for possible, eventual government dribble down. Without her government Australia would still be the envy of the free world. “Might I suggest that Australia may be suffering somewhat from our success?”, Ms Bishop asks. We are most certainly suffering.

She says, ” .. some believe the government is doing too little and should be solving all of society’s ills,” … These are the government’s type of people, and if the rest of us would just shut the fuck up (or be deported), thats exactly what her government’s goin’ to do, solve all of society’s ills – she wouldn’t a dripped that ‘g’ I’m sure.

The first thing a governments got to do is to keep all the dams full. Once the dams are full .. then, we can start thinking about some dribble down. She’s from West Oz, not really interested in the Darling.

So, were having another election. I like them, makes one feel included in the dribble. That’s Democracy. The King says he’s going to run a ‘very honest campaign’, says he’s not going to shy away from the use of fear and he’s going to lie to people ‘pretty bluntly about whats coming’ – outcomes .. unspecified outcomes! The King says, last thing he wants is for us to wake up in another year and realise the last 5 years have just been a bad dream. He says, were livin’ the dream and only he can keep the dream alive.

A vote for Scott Morrison is a vote for World Order, Peace, Love, a ‘guaranteed’ Fear of Law, clean beaches, real toilet paper, sweet dreams, defined corruption and a dribble for his darling. A future worth fightin for.

“The duty of any society to punish offenders in not dependant upon the hypothetical consent of the offender to be punished, but upon the duty of necessary defence”. – Godwin.