snow and politics

First of all, I've removed my last post. For anyone unfortunate enough to read it, apologies... for those of you lucky enough to have missed it, it was just a drunken tirade against the culture of world societies that de-value artistic people and artistic pursuits unless they're a successful consummer commodity. Who the hell am I fooling? It was just a drunken tirade...
I don't have many vices these days, well I have none anymore, except for a couple of glasses of red on weekend evenings which get me bourgeois tipsy, but there's nothing wrong with a few glasses of red on the weekend is there now? Just remember not to post anything afterwards!

Secondly, you should see the snow here. We don't have any around our house, the valley is too deep, but on every mountain around, at every angle, the snow is all over the gum trees like icing sugar. It's stunning and I don't mind the icy air and having to stay on top of the heater for the romance of it all.

Thirdly, has anyone read the headlines in The Age this morning?

"Treasurer accuses the Prime Minister of putting his own interests ahead of the Liberal Party's."

(Well what's he got to lose now? He ain't never gonna be PM.)

And what about this one?

"Federal court judge says he too, would fail the immigration test being used to detain terror suspect Haneef."

http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/judge-astounded-at-visa-ruling/2007/07/18/1184559867713.html

Ho ho! That little scheme is backfiring on you isn't it Ruddock? Not looking so hot in the public eyes now are you? But then you never really did.

You gotta love it... the snivelling little despot rats are self-destructing in panic as their decade long rule, their wicked little house of cards, begins to tumble in slow motion.

I make no apologies for my indifference to the feelings of the Liberal Party, they never showed any compassion for the way their policies affected mine.