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September 27, 2004

Do You Know Who This Man Is?

Noel - the Liberal Party saviourIf you thought he might perhaps be the star of Dutch dwarf porn, you’d be wrong. Very wrong. Allow me to help you work it out. He is Noel Lester and besides being a show worker in Melbourne, he is this country’s most respected political commentator after a brilliant appearance on ABC’s Insider program. Goodbye, Laurie Oakes and friends! It’s been fun!

I’m Noel Lester and I’m working on the shows. I’m at Melbourne at the moment. The thing that concerns me is what the Liberals say, that might be true, about Mark Latham - is the fact is that he’s only had experience at council level. Now that’s the difference between a semi-trailer and a mini minor. Now I don’t want him getting in the semi-trailer and going around the corner and crashing it. Latham worries me because, to me, he looks like a brand new storefront, but you don’t know what’s inside. It could be a vacant lot. I like…I believe in young guns but you’ve got to know the person before you can give them the job. You’ve got to know what they can do and what they can’t do. It’s no use putting a masseur in a fish and chip shop or a fish and chip worker into a masseur shop.

At least, you know, John Howard says we’re doing this, we’re going to make sure they can’t get bombs on planes, we’re going to do this, we’re going to send people over to try and bust up all the terrorists. Mark Latham - if I had to compare him to a ride I’d have to compare him to the mega drop, because it’s new, it’s fast and it’s all over in three seconds. John Howard would have to be like a ferris wheel. OK, it’s slow, it’s old but it’s there all the time, you know what to expect, you know what you’re getting for your money and you’re having a good time.

What insight!

In all seriousness, I don’t wish to appear elitist or insinuate that pro-Liberal blue collar voters aren’t entitled to their opinions despite how incredibly wrong they are. No, what I mock is the fact that the Liberal Party very excitedly sent out a special email to subscribers of their Liberal newsletter encouraging one and all to read the transcript of the show, as though Noel’s words were the most profound and impressive confirmation of their superiority over the Labor Party ever.

This ought to help distract the public from the fact that John Howard is untrustworthy, despite the assurances of Mrs Liar.

Posted by Jess at September 27, 2004 2:53 PM
— Filed under Common , Australian Federal Election 2004 , Politics

Comments

If you go to news.com.au there's a poll asking if you can trust Little Johnny to deliver this $6bn package and I believe it's currently at 54% no.

Seriously, is that guy a dwarf? And what are 'the shows' that he works on?

If he's not a dwarf, he has obviously had his face smashed in once too many times to give a valid opinion.

Either way, I'm glad he's grown that goaty, because can you imagine just how ugly he would be without it?

Anyway, back to lunch.

John

I need a few more analogies and clichés before I can grasp the abstract concepts he is putting forward. :) What a joke!

Ouch, 'cliche' will do then.

Use cliché

é is what you type in for the é character. Or copy and paste the one I did.