Happy new year to all hard working, law abiding patriotic people!
Premier Ted Baillieu has had
a poor start in the polls to 2013 but the patriots of Slanderyou New know how he can turn things around. He can ruthlessly pursue the Obied wannabes who have stained our state with their criminality and sleaze, Big Bent Bill and Andrew Landeryou. If they were made an example of it would delight people across Victoria and nationally (other than the members of corrupt subfactions of Labor Unity).
Over the break a patriotic person spotted the sign below just off Latrobe Street and emailed a picture in. They think it's pretty funny. So do we.
We would just draw patriots' attention to two things: one, when Andrew finally goes to Barwon Jail his arse will very much be public property and, two, there will be so much Hot Rodding dick going up and down his back passage all hours of the day and night it will be know as "Rodder Superhighway", not "Rodda Lane".
UPDATE: One Term Ted now has his chance to act. The Landeryous are involved in massive corruption that will hobble Daniel Andrews and could even take down their friend, source and protector Bill Shorten while hugely embarrassing the Prime Minister.
UPDATE II: This is all you need to know about the new general manager of the new, even more corrupt than before Health Services Union
as reported by Leonie Wood in The Age back in 2005:
Kimberley Kitching once fancied herself a potential lord mayor
of Melbourne. But six months later the flashy former city
councillor, who cruised around Melbourne's inner suburbs in a
$92,000 series 5 BMW, is bankrupt.
By her own calculations, Ms Kitching owes about $42,000 on that
car. A statement of her affairs shows that she, or someone else,
has been parking it wherever they like. Ms Kitching owes more than
$6600 in parking fines - many to the Melbourne City Council. She
says many of the fines were not incurred by her.
That is only part of the picture - all up her debts are $3.8
million.
Ms Kitching, 35, filed for bankruptcy on Friday after failing to
dissuade retail tycoon Solomon Lew from pursuing a debt for $3
million arising from her husband's dealings with him.
Her husband, Andrew Landeryou, fled overseas in December just
days before he was due in court to explain his role in the collapse
of the Melbourne University Student Union. He allegedly moved $1
million out of Australia before fleeing. A warrant has been issued
for his arrest.
Yesterday Ms Kitching lost possession of her two-storey $1.8
million Parkville mansion when the Victorian Supreme Court ordered
that Mr Lew could take control of it to partly recoup his debt.
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