The Ferguson Report: Our sloganeering PM becomes a man of even fewer words


Tim Ferguson presents all the fake news that's fit to print. Photo: TND
PM ABANDONS THREE-WORD SLOGANS FOR TWO-WORD SLOGANS âJUST BECAUSEâ
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said Australia should âpush throughâ, âgear changeâ and in tough times, âapply metaphorsâ.
Some say the slogans are âan insult to the intelligence of votersâ. Itâs not clear if they mean that sarcastically.
Morrison praised the âforgotten voicesâ of âsilent Australiansâ without suggesting the voices would be less forgotten if they werenât so silent.
He didnât mention the âQuiet Australiansâ because they make more noise than his most-favoured voters, the âUtterly Silent Australiansâ.
Meanwhile, an elephant in the room bought all the toilet paper.
WORLDâS BIGGEST SMALLEST MILITARY
Australia is building the worldâs biggest smallest military to protect the worldâs smallest biggest nation.
Australia will pay $3.5 billion for 120 American tanks because building a new hospital could cost lives.
The mighty tanks will fearlessly guard 64,100 square km each. (Thatâs one tank for Tasmania. Impressive.)
A Defence Department spokeswoman buying sandhandbags said: âThese new powerful machines will save us from you-know-who in the forthcoming Two-Minute War.â
SOCIALIST EXPLAINS SOCIALISM
A socialist has claimed the Socialist governments of Cuba, Argentina, Ecuador, Venezuela, China, Vietnam, Albania, Russia, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, North Korea, Mozambique, Poland, Romania and Yugoslavia did it wrong.
REPUBLIC MODEL LOST ON CATWALK
The Australian Republic Movement (ARM) has proposed a new model for electing a popular Aussie president, as if that would be an improvement.
Under the new model, each state and territory will choose its own footballer by popular vote.
Canberra will choose three footballers by unpopular vote.
The footballers will receive amnesty for their drug and sex offences, like they always do.
The footballers will then play a combination of Twister, Dodgeball, Stuck In The Mud and Catch ânâ Kiss (otherwise known as AFL). Then theyâll flip a coin and pick a number between one and two.
The match will be supervised by ARM-Chair critic Peter FitzSimons and a squabble of the same kneejerk ding-a-lings who elected Canberraâs current splat of paintballs.
A constitutional lawyer (like a criminal lawyer but capable of hiding much bigger crimes, like nation-stealing) said: âThe drawback to an Australian President who is popularly elected is that theyâre popularly elected.â
The preamble continues âŚ
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