Skyrocketing bills for you, an A330 Tanker Transport for him

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34 Responses to Skyrocketing bills for you, an A330 Tanker Transport for him

  1. NoFixedAddress says:

    When you’ve got “it”, then flaunt “it”.

  2. Jannie says:

    It’s become a cliche that Climate Change conferences attract swarms of private jets. Individuals with the highest “carbon footprints” are invariably the loudest Climate Warriors, and viciously condemn ordinary peasants for driving an ICE vehicle to work or flying to Bali for a holiday. They rationalise their hypocrisy by claiming their activism is necessary to save the planet.

    Carbon offsets? What nonsense.

  3. Petros says:

    Will the Libs capitalise on this rank hypocrisy? Let me guess.

  4. Not Trampis says:

    You do realise PMs were advised a long time ago ( actually after Billy McMahon took a qantas trip to the USA they should never take commercial flights for security reasons.
    Oh you didn’t.

  5. Eyrie says:

    Pity about the RAAF crew but at least if someone decides to shoot down the aircraft for political reasons, hundreds of innocent passengers won’t die.
    Hint: avoid Ukranian airspace.

  6. cuckoo says:

    Yeah, but he and his mum lived in public housing, dontcha know? Or was it in a car? I lose track of these things.

  7. cuckoo says:

    Somehow it reminds me of the Gough Whitlam anecdote. Gough once had to don formal attire, including a top hat, for some vice-regal function and he was rebuked by some old Labor dinosaur for doing so. Gough replied “Comrade, come the revolution we will all wear top hats.”

  8. Riversutra says:

    The reason he is flying RAAF is so he can fight the Tories when he gets there.
    For Albo , fight the Tories or govern the country? …..it’s a no brainer.

  9. Boambee John says:

    Not sure if it’s satire (it’s so hard to tell these days), but there are reports that the British government has asked all attendees to fly commercial, and has stated that the attendees will be moved around London in coaches. Problems with parking spaces for the VIP aircraft and motorcades blocking the streets were mentioned.

    PS, apparently the Queen sometimes travelled commercial.

  10. Franx says:

    Security; and Safety.
    I don’t know if London like Vic is still in a state of emergency, but, in any case, masks would keep our gentle representatives as safe OS as in Oz, even if the wearing of these looked like a form of punishment, which of course they are not, for, on the faces of the mighty, masks merely advance the value for punishment. We’ll see.

  11. Shy Ted says:

    I’d say the excess fat AnAl shedded has ended up in Jodie’ thighs.

  12. Buccaneer says:

    Alboeingeasy won’t be no martyr for the climate cause, or the republic. Now he’s on the velvet proper, he scratch and claw as hard as he can to stay there.

  13. C.L. says:

    You do realise PMs were advised a long time ago ( actually after Billy McMahon took a qantas trip to the USA they should never take commercial flights for security reasons.

    Uh-huh.

    It was reported (as a gotcha) that the Morrison family flew business class Qantas and Fiji Airways for their holiday to Fiji in June 2019.

    So I’m calling Total Bullshit on the Billy McMahon yarn.

    As if the world’s Stinger-touting terrorists are all gunning for Tony Albanese.

  14. Boambee John says:

    CL

    Non Mentis seems unaware that there have been significant advances in airline security since Willy Wingnuts was PM.

  15. and says:

    It seems that his royale highnarse, Dennis, demands to be maintained at a level of comfort and convenience to which he has most quickly become accustomed. That’s very poor form. Why, even Klaus wants to do the right thing: He’ll be arriving by submarine.

  16. Cassie of Sydney says:

    “You do realise PMs were advised a long time ago ( actually after Billy McMahon took a qantas trip to the USA they should never take commercial flights for security reasons.
    Oh you didn’t.”

    Absolute effing codswallop.

  17. Cassie of Sydney says:

    Oh and back in late 2013, not long after he won a landslide election, Tony Abbott, flew economy to Paris.

  18. Buccaneer says:

    St Jacinda takes commercial flights, isn’t it amazing that she is only the gold standard when that’s convenient.

  19. Lee says:

    You do realise PMs were advised a long time ago ( actually after Billy McMahon took a qantas trip to the USA they should never take commercial flights for security reasons.

    Nothing to say about the British government requesting attendees to fly commercial?
    I thought not.
    Somehow I think potential terrorists would have far more important targets in mind than an Aussie PM.

    It seems “I fight Tories” Albo is a self-serving toff.
    I hate to say it, but it is a fact that if Tony Abbott or Morrison did this it doesn’t take much imagination to think of the outrage and spluttering that would come from much of the MSM and Twitter crowd.

  20. Entropy says:

    I reckon the Prime Minister should go in his own plane. He is our leader.

    Also, that way he can be persecuted by his staffer entourage and be stuck for 24 hours with the gaggle of annoying entitled journalists that will go on the plane too.

  21. Entropy says:

    Also, as my Director General once said to me when I was travelling with him and had the temerity to ask if he felt uncomfortable using taxpayer money travelling business class, staying at the Park Hyatt in Canberra and the Melbourne Sofitel, using the airport valet service and hanging out in the chairman’s lounge:

    “Young idealistic entropy, let me tell you this: while you are you are the King you live like the King, because one day you won’t be!”

  22. Entropy says:

    Cassie of Sydney says:
    13 September, 2022 at 10:59 am
    Oh and back in late 2013, not long after he won a landslide election, Tony Abbott, flew economy to Paris.

    Didn’t exactly earn him any brownie points with the socialists of the Trotskyite, Chardonnay set, or any other kinds though did it?
    Funny that.

  23. Jannie says:

    As a matter of interest, when was the last time that a politician was taken out while flying commercial? There was suspicion that Dag Hammarskjöld was killed by the CIA in 1961 while flying.

  24. Entropy says:

    Anyway, unlike with Rudd, I am pretty sure the RAAF airline stewards are safe from Albo as long as they don’t tell him they voted liberal.

    If they are silly enough to do that he will most likely turf them out at 10,000 m. No one hates like a Trotskyite, and Albo was a trot waaaay into adulthood.

  25. cuckoo says:

    I’m pitching a remake of Air Force One where Albo’s flight is hijacked by members of the Teal Army Faction. He dispatches them one by one using the combat skills he honed while living in public housing, while shouting “Get off my plane!”.

  26. Buccaneer says:

    Does he get to save the French President’s mrs (who doubles as a love interest)?

  27. Old School Conservative says:

    How are the “10 everyday Australians” also invited getting there?

  28. Buccaneer says:

    10 everyday union members

  29. Davey Boy says:

    actually, it’s the case that the government will assassinate a troublesome citizen who is on a commercial flight

  30. Riversutra says:

    I’m pitching a remake of Air Force One

    The “10 everyday Australians” will fly with Albo.
    The 4 Victoria Cross winners are flying separately.
    They do the aerial transfer and seize the plane.
    Ben Roberts Smith finally commits a crime and throws the Trot off- with the catchphrase line ” I forgot to hand you this” while holding the parachute out to the fast receding Albo.
    to be continued…

  31. Buccaneer says:

    I think an ice pick would be a nicer touch

  32. Bruce of Newcastle says:

    Amusing tale over at Sky News. Maybe this is why Albo didn’t want to slum it on Qantas.

    ‘Does not deserve the monopoly it has got’: Resources Minister Madeleine King slams Qantas over ‘saturated’ luggage (13 Sep)

    Minister for Resources Madeleine King has unleashed on airline giant Qantas after she suffered lengthy delays receiving her luggage. … In a social media post late on Monday evening, Ms King said it had been an hour and there was no sign of her luggage at Perth Airport.

    Qantas responded to the tweet on Tuesday morning asking the Minister if she had been assisted.

    Ms King hit back shortly after claiming she was not helped because of a lack of staff and that her luggage had arrived soaking wet.

    “Hi @Qantas. I was not assisted at the airport because you have no staff there,” she said.

    “However the saturated luggage did turn up after 90 minutes.

    Oops, looks like the Leprechaun has stuffed up. If he’s not careful Labor will take away his pot ‘o gold. They’re mean like that.

  33. Entropy says:

    She should have had an apple AirTag, the entitle princess.

  34. Shy Ted says:

    Over at Michael Smith we hear 10 prominent Aussies are accompanying AnAl to the UK (at the request of the palace). One of them is the reformed town drunk. My little town is evidence she’s not as influential as she thinks she is.

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