Darlene, we need someone like you in Derrimut, don't be afraid of Costas branch staker paper work man,the real Costas(Ardeer East Albion Greek) or Telmo, they will not be able to justify that in three and half years they haven't held and ALP branch meeting but Costas is sending minutes for every single month to the head office all the phantoms have been attending, who have been signing the attendance????

Derrimut is ALP 65%. Get Real

Darlene!! You have our support, you are the one for Derrimut!!!! No more Boys dirty Club in Derrimut Office Electorate.

Numb Nuts wrote:
Derrimut is ALP 65%. Get Real

Some very strange things do happen with movements, just look at history! Why not right here in the western suburbs of Melbourne? Maybe a little old suburb called Sunshine might have what it takes.

People are looking for a reason to believe in something better than what we have now. Give them something to believe in, some hope, capture their imagination, capture their sense of adventure and possibility, and very, very strange things might happen.

Stranger things have happened. No question about it.

Stranger than you can imagine wrote:
Numb Nuts wrote:
Derrimut is ALP 65%. Get Real

Some very strange things do happen with movements, just look at history! Why not right here in the western suburbs of Melbourne? Maybe a little old suburb called Sunshine might have what it takes.

People are looking for a reason to believe in something better than what we have now. Give them something to believe in, some hope, capture their imagination, capture their sense of adventure and possibility, and very, very strange things might happen.

Stranger things have happened. No question about it.

The unions turned on the ALP in WA and lost the state election. Fremantle lost in the recent by-election. Look at the UK council elections, the equivalent of our state elections. New Labor lost many 'safe seats'. Things can turn around very quickly. Where most dramatic political change takes place things seem to move at a glacial pace and then all of a sudden the flood gates open. Almost all at once the mass of the population decided 'I have f*ckin' had enough and I am not takin' anymore' I think that glacial pace of change has quickened and the tidal wave is on the way. If you don't have hope and you cannot believe it can happen, you have nothing. You have to start somewhere.

I see from the local paper that Geraline Brooks will be running against Telmo in Derrimut this year.

That should take a few votes away from the invisible bastard.

I am waiting to see how the preferences line up, would hate to see Greens preferences going to Labor.

Sunshine has one of the highest unemployment rates in the state. hopefully people vote for change.

Contender wrote:
I see from the local paper that Geraline Brooks will be running against Telmo in Derrimut this year.

That should take a few votes away from the invisible bastard.

I am waiting to see how the preferences line up, would hate to see Greens preferences going to Labor.

geraldine will lose a lot of support if she preferences the ALP and doesnt put them last

has anyone seen or heard of Telmo lately??

ubetcha wrote:

geraldine will lose a lot of support if she preferences the ALP and doesnt put them last

The Greens always put ideology ahead of reality - they wont be putting the Liberals ahead of the ALP on preferences anytime soon - no matter how big the ALP margin is.

the phantom wrote:
has anyone seen or heard of Telmo lately??

he is still in Argentina and south america.

Telmo Languiller is the drug dealer's friend.


http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/bracks-backs-drug-case-mp/2007/03/13/1173722425248.html

http://www.sunshine.asn.au/component/option,com_fireboard/Itemid,0/func,view/id,10812/catid,18/#10816

Of course they will vote for him.

ezza wrote:
ubetcha wrote:

geraldine will lose a lot of support if she preferences the ALP and doesnt put them last

The Greens always put ideology ahead of reality - they wont be putting the Liberals ahead of the ALP on preferences anytime soon - no matter how big the ALP margin is.

Geraldine, any minimal mistake at this stage will make you lose support, please be careful & get good adviser to win the next election in my opinion, you have come at the right time and the right moment!! take advantage of it!! you'll have all the support you'll need!! Go ahead!

Vote for drug dealers wrote:
Telmo Languiller is the drug dealer's friend.


http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/bracks-backs-drug-case-mp/2007/03/13/1173722425248.html

http://www.sunshine.asn.au/component/option,com_fireboard/Itemid,0/func,view/id,10812/catid,18/#10816

Of course they will vote for him.

Mate, I've been living in my beautiful Sunshine West for a long time we don't have those here, he deals with big heads probably, if I am wrong please encourage someone new to clean up the area, this is the right time to do it, and we can do it together!!

the phantom wrote:
has anyone seen or heard of Telmo lately??

I heard he is back to take over his new appointment!!

Please think carefully!! wrote:

Geraldine, any minimal mistake at this stage will make you lose support, please be careful & get good adviser to win the next election in my opinion, you have come at the right time and the right moment!! take advantage of it!! you'll have all the support you'll need!! Go ahead!

When it comes to advisers don't use Alex Shlotzer he's a clown and don't use Colleen Hartland, she hasn't achieved a thing.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/election-campaign-set-to-be-long-one-20100130-n5jl.html

THE BRUMBY Government will swing into election mode immediately after September's AFL grand final, making this year's state election campaign at least two months long, according to a leaked Labor document.



The Government would stand on its delivery of vital services for families, said Mr Reece



He said transport was not listed because the Government had already invested in transport in regional eastern Victoria. The issue of water was omitted accidentally.



But the Opposition's scrutiny of government spokesman David Davis said the memo showed it was clear the Government would be "trying to hide key issues like transport, water, record violent crime, road chaos and failed planning".

I remember the night at the Council meeting where she moved that Council accept Raphia a town in West Bank under the Bombarment of Israel, to be our sister City, what those people were after at that time, was Water, Food, and Medical assistance, not (SISTER CITY) She has no brains.

He is here!! wrote:
the phantom wrote:
has anyone seen or heard of Telmo lately??

I heard he is back to take over his new appointment!!Yes he is around he just had a meeting with a group of residents at the Avenue
the other night .dust concerns from new Deer Park freeway

http://www.theage.com.au/national/baillieu-bounds-into-contention-20100201-n8xq.html

OPPOSITION Leader Ted Baillieu has surged into contention for November's state election, with a new poll showing the Coalition gaining dramatically on John Brumby's government.

The turnaround in the Coalition's election chances comes as voters lashed out at the government over the botched introduction of the myki ticket system.

They also criticised the government's efforts to combat alcohol-related violence, with the poll showing that law and order had emerged as a key election issue.

The Greens have benefited from the drop in Labor's primary vote, with 14 per cent saying they will give their first vote to the Greens, up from 10 at the 2006 election.

The federal opposition has moved ahead of the Rudd government on primary votes for the first time since the 2007 election, according to the latest Newspoll.