Have you heard of Havana Syndrome Bob?

Baghdad Bob wrote: Fat lot of good Australia got out of Albo's recent "resounding successful" trip to China. Last Tuesday a Chinese warship closed in on one of our frigates as it became entangled with a fishing net around its propeller when it was in international waters. The Chinese destroyer ignored the frigate's warning to back off but instead sounded its sonar injuring the eardrums of naval officers cutting away the entangled fishing net.

Bob wrote:

Baghdad Bob wrote: Fat lot of good Australia got out of Albo's recent "resounding successful" trip to China. Last Tuesday a Chinese warship closed in on one of our frigates as it became entangled with a fishing net around its propeller when it was in international waters. The Chinese destroyer ignored the frigate's warning to back off but instead sounded its sonar injuring the eardrums of naval officers cutting away the entangled fishing net. For four days the government kept the secret before denouncing the Chinese government, yet in that time Albo was at the APEC conference in the USA where he made no reference to the incident. Was he too timid to denounce China whilst in the presence of President Xi at that conference? President Xi has played Albo like a fiddle as this incident took place only a week after Albo's so called "resounding successful "trip to China. If China's ultimate intention is to invade Taiwan it makes one wonder if Albo is PM, although hopefully he has been well put to pasture by then, what his reaction would be to the dictator in China ?

Neither at the last election were 68% of Australians who did not vote for the ALP with their first preference, bit like the 60 % who voted against Albo's  Voice campaign.

Bob showing a clear lack of understanding of how preferential voting works or what its purpose is.  Worth noting that 19.55% of total votes flowed up to the ALP via preferences, only 12.17% of the votes flowed up to the LNP via preferences.

Afros wrote: Bob showing a clear lack of understanding of how preferential voting works or what its purpose is.  Worth noting that 19.55% of total votes flowed up to the ALP via preferences, only 12.17% of the votes flowed up to the LNP via preferences. One could also suggest 64.3% of the population rejected the divisive Morrison government. Alternatively we could also say that 44.83% of the votes went to the ALP/Greens alliance, although not a formal coalition we all know that Greens votes are far more likely to flow to the ALP than the LNP and Greens voters are far more likely to preference the ALP than the LNP. But we all know what they say about statistics.

Jeez Bobby, if you really believe Bolt is an oracle, and not a bloviated partisan hack, you’re not nearly as smart as I thought.

What's your opinion on the $30 billion dollars per annum trade win Albo secured for our exporters?

Afros wrote: "That was already going to happen prior to the Albanese government being elected." Probably.

Rumors are gathering pace that Linda Burney, the Minister for Indigenous Affairs, is about to step down from her ministry for health reasons, and this will give Albo the opportunity to reshuffle of his ministries. Under performing Ministers for Immigration and Home Affairs. who both stuffed up the release of those criminal refugees, are in the firing line if not just for reshuffle, but demotion to the backbench.

Thing is second chance, the opposition are not in charge.

Do you think i am going to agree with sc

Ask China about shrinking economic growth due to an aging population and not enough income earning productive taxpayers. 

The leader of the Opposition has called on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to disclose what he discussed with Chinese President Xi Jinping about last week's untimely naval incident.

Despite Mr Albanese’s two meetings with Xi Jinping in Beijing and again in San Francisco at the APEC Summit, tensions have risen again between Australia and China after Defence Minister Richard Marles accused the Chinese Peoples’ Liberation Army of “unsafe and unprofessional” conduct.

Mr Marles’ comments were in response to an incident where a PLA warship continued to move towards the HMAS Toowoomba off the coast of Japan last week, ignoring warnings that Australian Defence Force divers were in the water.

Australian officials have said the warship was seen using its hull-mounted sonar while the divers were in the water, with one sustaining a minor injury likely caused by the sonar pulses.

Peter Dutton has questioned Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's "strength of leadership" after he refused to disclose whether he had discussed a naval incident involving Australian Defence Force divers and a Chinese Peoples' Liberation Army warship with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Picture: Martin Ollman/News Corp Australia - Getty Images

After Mr Albanese sidestepped questions asking him if he raised the issue with President Xi while at APEC, saying he doesn’t talk about “private meetings on the sidelines”, Peter Dutton called on the PM to be more transparent with Australians.

“He owes it to the Australian people. You need a prime minister who’s going to tell the truth and he also owes it to the men and women of the Australian Defence Force,” he told Sunrise host Natalie Barr on Tuesday morning.

“They want to know that when an action has been taken against them, when one of them gets injured, the Prime Minister is going to speak with a very loud voice.

“What the PM said is exactly right, it was a dangerous act and if only if he had raised or mentioned those words to the Chinese president in a respectful way, but in a forceful way. China’s been critical of us in the last 24 hours.

Mr Dutton said if Mr Albanese hadn’t discussed it with President Xi then he should at least admit that and “apologise