The angel on Jim Jefferies' left shoulderon April 17, 2025 at 5:47 pm
Oh dear oh dear oh dear, weâve now got a lawyer and her family of lawyers (pardon the pun) around her telling her that âNo commentâ is a great way out of this self-created mess and the answer that the electorate want to hear.
Gosh, we wish we were CLP ministers right now, following and supporting a âleaderâ and her grubby, sorry hubby, like that. Wallowing in the Industrial Political Waste left behind by Burkey and his mates.
CâMon Sam and Shane, surely you can do better than this?
What happened to: âThis can be an educational tool for [insert name of TICK here]â?
Or that other shiny gem of a reply:
âIf you think someoneâs allegedly done something wrong, why donât you walk over to the DPP and let them know,â she said. âBut as far as Iâm concerned, this matter is closed.â
Whereâs all that political nous and experience to draw on, fellas?
Nope, looks like thatâs all youâve got. Offer to fix the problems? No sir.
Instead, lock down the hatches, refuse to answer questions, run away and hope it all blows over. What a Political Spin Dream Team.
**bows down to kiss feet of the PR Greats emoji**
Now all weâve got is to run away and hide in the âLiaRâs Retreatâ of âNo commentâ. Such an apt description, given the current circumstances.
Hereâs a free educational tool for you lot:
âNo commentâ can seemingly provide time and protection from media scrutiny. But in actuality, no comment can worsen a negative situation.
âNo commentâ is, in fact, a strong comment.
By employing âno commentâ, a person or company implies guilt, complicity or prior knowledge of the situation, and it alludes to an attempt to hide that knowledge.
Most general listeners will give deference to an answerâas long as it is a cogent answerâeven if it provides little clarity to the situation.
Audiences do not require all of the answers, however they demand at least one.
And itâs not âNo commentâ. Unless you want everyone to see you as Guilty.
Looks like little LiaRâa lost her âstrong voiceâ.
Sympathy? Nah.
Sam, Alastair, Susan, Rachael, Andrew: Pay back all the money you âunjustly acquiredâ and apologise.
TICKS.
The final comment goes to our respected and eloquent Attorney-General, Dr Marie-Claire Boothby, High Priestess of the Financial Foyer:
“Our Brief Govoreet Through The Letter-Hole Was Not, Shall We Say, Satisfactory, Yes?”
IndependeNTs rule. Graft and corruption are all over the NTG. Their ‘lackies’ get high on the hog whilst we peasants are left to eat bacon. Time to rescind the Self-Government Act???
Thanks for your work keep going đ
We wouldnt know that anything was wrong or underhand without the work of NT Independent. Thank you
âI wonât be making comment about that,â Ms Finocchiaro said.
Dear CLP Dinosaurs in your nursing homes, just letting you know politely, you got hit by a asteroid.
So this is how the CLP ends. I wonder who will replace them?
Thank you NT Independent & NTG Independent Justine Davis for your courage, commitment to truth and resilience for standing up against these parasites.
Oh dear oh dear oh dear, weâve now got a lawyer and her family of lawyers (pardon the pun) around her telling her that âNo commentâ is a great way out of this self-created mess and the answer that the electorate want to hear.
Gosh, we wish we were CLP ministers right now, following and supporting a âleaderâ and her grubby, sorry hubby, like that. Wallowing in the Industrial Political Waste left behind by Burkey and his mates.
CâMon Sam and Shane, surely you can do better than this?
What happened to: âThis can be an educational tool for [insert name of TICK here]â?
Or that other shiny gem of a reply:
âIf you think someoneâs allegedly done something wrong, why donât you walk over to the DPP and let them know,â she said. âBut as far as Iâm concerned, this matter is closed.â
Whereâs all that political nous and experience to draw on, fellas?
Nope, looks like thatâs all youâve got. Offer to fix the problems? No sir.
Instead, lock down the hatches, refuse to answer questions, run away and hope it all blows over. What a Political Spin Dream Team.
**bows down to kiss feet of the PR Greats emoji**
Now all weâve got is to run away and hide in the âLiaRâs Retreatâ of âNo commentâ. Such an apt description, given the current circumstances.
Hereâs a free educational tool for you lot:
âNo commentâ can seemingly provide time and protection from media scrutiny. But in actuality, no comment can worsen a negative situation.
âNo commentâ is, in fact, a strong comment.
By employing âno commentâ, a person or company implies guilt, complicity or prior knowledge of the situation, and it alludes to an attempt to hide that knowledge.
Most general listeners will give deference to an answerâas long as it is a cogent answerâeven if it provides little clarity to the situation.
Audiences do not require all of the answers, however they demand at least one.
And itâs not âNo commentâ. Unless you want everyone to see you as Guilty.
Looks like little LiaRâa lost her âstrong voiceâ.
Sympathy? Nah.
Sam, Alastair, Susan, Rachael, Andrew: Pay back all the money you âunjustly acquiredâ and apologise.
TICKS.
The final comment goes to our respected and eloquent Attorney-General, Dr Marie-Claire Boothby, High Priestess of the Financial Foyer:
“Our Brief Govoreet Through The Letter-Hole Was Not, Shall We Say, Satisfactory, Yes?”
They think they’re entitled to take what they want. We can do so much better. Thanks NT Indie and our independent representatives.
IndependeNTs rule. Graft and corruption are all over the NTG. Their ‘lackies’ get high on the hog whilst we peasants are left to eat bacon. Time to rescind the Self-Government Act???