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That Cartoon

Post by straightshooter » 11 Sep 2026, 6:14 pm

After much looking I was finally able to find that cartoon on youtube as I don't do facebook or X.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8XTOe64RDs
It lampoons plenty of politicians.
But why such a brittle and in the end futile response?
To quote Mr. Shakespeare
"The lady doth protest too much, methinks"
"Anything is possible if you don't know what you are talking about."
"There is no expedient to which a man will not resort to avoid the real labor of thinking." Sir Joshua Reynolds
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Post by Wapiti » 11 Sep 2026, 8:43 pm

This one has all the greatest hits mate. It's class, man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxsnXOVd0LE&t=844s
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Post by bigrich » 12 Sep 2026, 4:25 am

i've never liked hastie from what i've seen of his interviews and media appearances , he seems to have the personality of a @rsehole . i reckon he's being paid to cause this kerfuffle to undermine ON and divert public attention from liebour . he's carrying on over a cartoon FFS . hastie is exactly the type of politician we DON'T need
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Post by bigrich » 12 Sep 2026, 4:41 am

Wapiti wrote:This one has all the greatest hits mate. It's class, man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxsnXOVd0LE&t=844s


:lol: :lol: :lol: really funny stuff , sad it's true :roll: i particularly like the one where robert irwin and bluey do a tourism add for melbourne :lol:

and after all that funny satire on a lot of political figures, dan andrews cartoon character was far depicted as worse than hasties, hastie is winging about a cartoon . shows very poor strength of character in my opinion
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Post by mchughcb » 12 Sep 2026, 4:48 am

I finally saw it myself. The context of traitor was voting with labor after he said he'd vote against the have speech laws with the liberals.

Nothing to with his service overseas on a stupid conflict Howard got us involved with that cost 6.6 trillion for us to walk away after 20 years with zero to show for it and the Afghans claiming 71 billion in military supplies.

Hastie thinks he's smart, just like Jackie Lambie . ON supporters can see straight through this.
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Post by Tiger650 » 12 Sep 2026, 6:27 am

Interesting that MSM and other Leftists are manufacturing outrage over an [accurate] cartoon depicting one of their pets but at the same time pile on Ben Roberts Smith with MSM being tipped off for his disgusting arrest recording and broadcast.
Hastie was a Special Forces Rupert and therby would have sat behind the wire whilts blokes like BRS were outside it, shooting and getting shot at..
Lambie also is described as a "vteran", when the harshest service she has seen is Kapooka ?
She looks and acts like a stimulant enthusiast.
Parliaments in Australia need drug and alcohol testing but don't hold your breath waiting for that, they make the rules and regard themselves as amongst the many protected species they have created.
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Post by bigrich » 12 Sep 2026, 7:43 am

i've just watched "don't be hastie , please explain" to view the extremely funny (but sadly accurate) cartoon that hastie is carrying on about . after watching it i'm of the opinion hastie should be ashamed of himself for being such a s@ftc@ck . once you see it for yourself , i'm sure you'll all agree. no wonder he's coping a lot of hate on his social media :P
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Post by fussy » 12 Sep 2026, 9:13 am

So, have we all written to our federal member yet?

This business of shutting down dissent will go down as the "Robodebt" of free speech* and I said the same to my local member.
It's a nice catchphrase to warn both parties against it.

*If we're allowed to say that in 2 years' time...
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Post by Wapiti » 13 Sep 2026, 7:21 am

Tiger650 wrote:Interesting that MSM and other Leftists are manufacturing outrage over an [accurate] cartoon depicting one of their pets but at the same time pile on Ben Roberts Smith with MSM being tipped off for his disgusting arrest recording and broadcast.
Hastie was a Special Forces Rupert and therby would have sat behind the wire whilts blokes like BRS were outside it, shooting and getting shot at..
Lambie also is described as a "vteran", when the harshest service she has seen is Kapooka ?
She looks and acts like a stimulant enthusiast.
Parliaments in Australia need drug and alcohol testing but don't hold your breath waiting for that, they make the rules and regard themselves as amongst the many protected species they have created.


That is spot on mate. Hearing the stories about Hastie from mates of mine who were involved have very harsh comments about the kind of man he was when in the service and where he placed himself, and his alleged competitiveness and jealousy.
AND Lambie.

Reminds me about something we've probably all experienced in a competitive workplace.
I had a few welders working for me on one project, all absolutely first-class tradesmen.
They were all outstanding welders, quiet, incredible tradesmen, all team members. Except one.
He was as excellent as the rest, but he continuously tried to elevate himself above the others, tried to get more done, always tried to highlight anyone else's mistakes whilst hiding his own, always trying to put the others against one-another. All with the aim of being on top by default.
Maybe not coincidentally, this bloke had long hair down to his belt and was 5'5" tall.

The others just did great work, quietly trying to do better because of a self-achievement perspective, nothing else.
In the end, I had to let him go after a few official warnings and note-taking. The result was a more enjoyable workplace for all, and he was replaced and we all moved forward.
But wherever he went after that, I doubt he changed and just took that destabilising personality and giant shoulder-chip to the next workplace, despite his skill level not needing to be that way at all.
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Post by Wapiti » 13 Sep 2026, 10:53 am

That jelly necked, spineless dog deserves all the cartoons and memes he's getting about him. It's no wonder he's trying to cancel out everything on the internet that exposes his evil incompetence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8Gw4RP3qjI

This isn't about politics so much as it is about how this evil POS is trying to shift all the people's money off them for his socialist utopia.
One HE will not be participating in, of course.
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Post by Fester » 13 Sep 2026, 11:32 am

How desperate must they be about the possibility of One Nation bringing them all down?

Even the bottom feeders like Hastie and Lambie are now trying to lay the boot in.
Lambie has nothing much to say about Smith.

Elbo has to wait until just before the federal election in case his actions come back in his face and she romps in.
He is hoping that, with even the juniors on his side trying to take her down, he won't have to use any of his new commy laws at the last minute, unless he really has to.
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Post by Fester » 13 Sep 2026, 11:51 am

What a great cartoon, I must have only seen the cut version yesterday.

Who made it? I hope he makes it big time, if not already there.

Danger Dan-worthy.
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Post by ButchDDG41 » 14 Sep 2026, 9:00 am

I've been watching these cartoons for ages. They never miss the mark. So now that ON are gaining momentum, the gubberment decides its time to censor them. Only, at least in my circles, the talk around work, pub etc is that everyone has had enough. Hopefully enough to generate proper change.

Remember when Barry O'Farrell went down over a bottle of wine... Albo's local golf club gets 6 million in funding and he is still in office? Wells fly's her family around to go to sporting events, still in office. The rest of us would be looking for another job or looking at the inside of a cell if we did that.
My 1970's Baikal will out live religion.
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Post by Fester » 14 Sep 2026, 12:33 pm

The worst part is these thieves just brush it off, like its OK (Within the rules)they cry.

I helped Barry O'Fatass off his job.
When the insurance company donors told him to start cutting and capping workers comp victims payouts, victims of crime, although not the crims like the wife Carl Williams. She got her full payout for him getting what he justly deserved.

Fatty was to introduce $2,000 green slips for bikes, but a few keen track mates started a FB page, and it went viral, like the Stop the Lockouts. That was my first street march for many years, but I've done 2 of the anti-mass-immigration ones since, including the post-Bondi rally one in the park, as we were forbidden to march.

We rode to the Sydney house of clowns early one winter morning, torturing my Ducati on Parra Road, likely half wearing the clutch out.
We rode through town, and the security cops had no chance of stopping bikes from going over the mall-type pathways to deliver a cheap cask of wine per bike to the front door.
The drunk-on-the-job transport minister Pierce was sacked, and then Fatty himself fell.
His bottle of wine was not like our $6 goonies, but I suspect we got the message through.

I recorded all those Cirsus Nights, "Question Times" the other week to see Elbo squirm.
He just arrogantly lied, stating he had a membership card for the other major Sydney club, but didn't remember being a member of his local grant-receiving club.
Then just kept standing up, with no answer and pages of those opposite grants, not in his seat.
He tried to do the cry about his mother, after doing the cry became popular with the uni party the other year, but couldn't even do that.

That ex-Olympic shooter, Fudd Rapoli, representing the Hunter, keeps getting up until the next election, now that he is desperate.
Just does those irrelevant, time-wasting questions praising the Labor minister, that I FF through. The minister praised Elmer back before wasting his minutes of waffle.

I wonder if the latest kids protection legislation has some fine print to censor these cartoons; they will want them gone before the federal election campaign, as they will expose the lies, for sure.

Trump called for the E-Karen to return and answer questions, so it looks like we are stuck with her here, forever.
Same with Horses Head, from NZ, I wonder what role she is playing, helping her friend Elbo.
All I have heard is that she cried that free speech is an evil thing and should be banned.
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