Lalaland | 9/7/2012 2:07:46 AMLoose the FAT weight that makes you look pregnant then....you apology for a human being! Mtcheeeew Reply this thread

Ojone | 9/7/2012 2:16:50 AMThese nollyhood actress likes men alot Reply this thread

jonel | 9/7/2012 3:03:32 AMeven when she is, she is a woman and has the right to born if pregnant. Reply this thread

Olopa | 9/7/2012 12:07:30 PMUgly rat with oversized cow thighs Reply this thread

Ije | 9/8/2012 3:19:06 PMLalaland abeg dont kill me with laugh. Reply this thread

Doris | 9/24/2012 12:44:19 PMI joined the Labor Party at 15 and have been an atvcie branch member, as well as an enthusiastic volunteer in countless local, state and federal elections ever since that time. I was an unwavering supporter and apologist for the Labor Party even when I had grave reservations about the style and policies promoted by some of the past Labor leaders. I faithfully campaigned and voted for Labor in 2001 despite my profound disillusionment with Labor's reprehensible support of Howard's asylum seekers. I did the same in 2004 despite the fact that I was concerned about Mark Latham's potential to be a good Prime Minister. And I did the same in 2007 in NSW despite my knowledge that Morris Iemma was a woeful State Premier. I did so because, despite my reservations about a particular issue or leader, I believed that the Labor Party was the party most capable of delivering good and principled government and was the party most interested in governing for all instead of a select few. I also deeply believed in most of the values and principles that Labor purported to stand for -social justice, equity, compassion -and believed that a Labor government would promote these values while in officeBut when they knifed Prime Minister Kevin Rudd -a Prime Minister who adhered to traditional Labor principles and values reflected in some of his achievements such as signing the Kyoto Protocol, apologizing to the Stolen Generation, softening the policy on asylum seekers, withdrawing from Iraq and standing up to big business with the mining tax -and replaced him with a cravenly opportunistic leader who has since pandered to the right on almost every issue and resorted to Hanson-like language to demonize the most vulnerable in society, something became painfully obvious to me.The modern Labor Party is no longer commited to the princples of social justice, compassion or even good government. It is now dominated a combination of factional warlords who think that being in government is the perfect time to engage in brazen factional games over the national interests, panic merchants who live their life by what opinion polls and the Murdoch press say and career opportunists solely interested in their self-promotion over the interests of party unity or showing loyalty to the party leadership. The vile disloyalty and treachery displayed toward Kevin Rudd from his Deputy Prime Minister down showed this all too well and the hideous spectre of the Gillard government reflects all that is wrong with modern Labor.Who then do I vote for? Tony Abbott is a right wing extremist zealot who will lead the country down to the path to disaster so he's not a credible alternative and, after Howard and seeing the increasingly racist, reactionary right wing conservative tilt of the Liberal Party, I'd have severe reservations about voting for them anyway. The Greens are the party closest to the values and principles I believe in and, even though I disagree with them on issues like the ETS, I think they are the only party that is a viable choice for me at this election Reply this thread