I've had a few things appear here and there of late.
The Age ran something about unfair dismissal laws.
The death of John Mustafa Ilhan touched many Australians. My own humble reflections were published in the Canberra Times here and on ABC Unleashed here.
ABC's new Opinion page also ran a piece here on Christian and Muslim thick-Sheiks stuffing up on matters political.
Finally, the good folk at New Matilda ran my recollections on Lyenko Urbanchich and the 2001 Federal Election here.
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ReplyDeleteIt sounds like the former Alderman of a South-West Sydney shire who claims to be Lebanese is staying up until 2:04am sending you nasty messages, Irf. Perhaps he was up having his cocaine fix ...
ReplyDeleteMay I congratulate you on one of the greatest acts of human compassion and mercy that I have witnessed.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to of reduced the size of your photo and moved it down the page out of sight. No longer am I stunned and sickened by your appearance. No longer do I feel abused and violated by having to look at your face.
On behalf of all innocent visitors to your blog I would like to say "Thank-you"
Anon @ 313, be honest. You don't like seeing Irf's face because he turns you on. You sick dirty filthy despicable piece of deviant over-sexualised moron. At least Irf has the guts to show his face and name. You are such a turd, such a sick brain-dead sh#t that you insist on being anonymous.
ReplyDeleteIrf, you should ban these anonymous faece-faces.
anon@244am, what drugs are you on? Irf got a swing toward him on primary votes and got a swing on a 2-party preferred basis of over 5%. How could he do that if he polled worse than the previous candidate?
ReplyDeleteIrf, these anonymous idiots really shouldn't have their comments posted here.
Wow. Anonymous sure is a sandwich short of a picnic. I've read some rubbish on the internets over the years but this really takes the cake... or sandwich.
ReplyDeleteGo Irf!
Irf, go to hell.
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