Gary Anderton, honest politician.

Liberal candidate tells it like it is
Liberal candidate not afraid of 'political correctness'
Liberal candidate honest about party policy positioning
Liberal candidate's blog a slur on Aborigines

Notice how the mainstream media's liberal bias shines through? Headline courtesy of Fairfax.

A LIBERAL Party candidate for the state election has declared that Aborigines are congenitally drunk and violent, terror suspect David Hicks should be executed, and he has described an Indian-born doctor as a smelly dud.

"And?" I hear you ask? But get this - the pinko's at The Age just ASSUME that first paragraph will offend you. Seriously.

Gary Anderton, the candidate for the south-east suburban seat of Lyndhurst, posted the comments on his weblog in late 2004.

"Why is this news? Some candidate posted his views on his blog, what's the big deal?" Exactly! Bias, pure and simple.

The www.garyanderton.com site has since been sanitised, linked to the Liberal Party's site, and all trace of the offending comments removed.

So powerful is the left-wing conspiracy, that they can pull the strings of Internet content through their political correctness machine. Even the Wayback machine at the Internet Archive now has only a single page of the blog, or as these socialists put in, the "offending comments".

SUMMARY:
December 22, 2004. Some crap about Swedish identical twin prisoners changing clothes.

November 30, 2004. Complains about the poor sentence that will be given to "crims" that shot a security guard outside a gaming room, they'll plead self-defence ('cause they were shot at first), get compensation and "Victoria will suffer". "This mans blood… will be on the hands of Steve Bracks." Notes that under Robert Doyle (who's not there anymore) "life will mean life", "25 years will mean 25 years." (I hate it when murders get compo and walk free, like.. that case, the one where.. OJ Simpson, yeah - damn Bracks!) He then calls for people to be killed if they've killed - praises lethal injections, and claims the premier should make sure they never be released from jail.

November 25, 2004. Once again, in this post Gary wants people dead. Titled: "Thomas - The Al-Qaeda Arsehole", he notes "I have no sympathy for Thomas at all. Isn't (it) time that we brought in the death sentence. (Die!) Why should Victoria's taxpayer(s) dollars be used to house this man who threatened the lives our our nation, our neighbours, friends and family? Thomas has obviously done wrong to be arrrested. (Arrested = guilt, trial = waste of time, police are entirely trustable - well, aside from that massive mistrust/corruption issue they're in strife for at the moment) It's the same with David Hicks. He was physcially (sic - and by sic I mean Gary fucked up) caught shooting at Australian and American forces in Afghanistan, and he is pleading he has done nothing wrong.

OK, physically shooting is wrong, but mentally or metaphorically shooting at Australian troops is even worse. Turns out, the indictment of Hicks was voided, and no specific acts of violence were alleged. Which does seem a little odd, because "being physcially (sic) caught shooting at Australian and American forces" is probably serious enough to have been mentioned in his indictment. Dunno why they left that out.

Anyway, Anderton continues: "They are not true Australian's (true?), they dont have the spirit of the ANZACS (can I get that at my local bottleshop?), the determination for freedom and world peace (via war I imagine). It's time to take their lives before they take ours. Together, we can get rid of these arseholes." (Kill kill kill, bit of a theme.)

November 24, 2004. Possibly racist(ish) joke about Greek and Italian stereotypes, won't repeat it.

November 14, 2004. We Are Not Sorry. "A fantastic website dedicated to those Americans who voted for President Bush in the election held November 2nd. They have uploaded there (sic, it's fully sic mate) pictures to say to the world, there (sic and tired of writing sic) vote will not be determined by the world, there (ffs sic) vote will be determined by the strength of the leader and the determination to have a world united through peace and the destruction of terrorism."

Can you tell he wanted to say "united through peace, and the war on terrorism" - but just rephrased it? Statistically, those people have changed their minds now - should probably have another website: "OK, We Are Finally Sorry", or "Sorry for not being sorry before, but we're sorry now, we fucked up, people died, yeah, sorry."

November 13, 2004. Gary notes "terrorist leader" Arafat's death, says we should congratulate Howard for pointing out Arafat sucked, and the French and UN aren't serious about terrorism because they lamented his death. (Theme continues - death + bad people = good).

November 12, 2004. Lets Get Rid Of State Government. Gary notes people complain about Bracks a lot, calls his legislation stupid. (That's all I can find.)

The Age has hold of some dooseys:

"Anglo-Saxon Doctor Please"
Gary complains about going to the GP and being seen by "an Indian doctor, of all things, that absolutely stunk and obviously received a full fee degree. In other words, (he had) no idea."

After asking the clinic for an "Australian doctor, that could speak English and was youngish (hopefully female)", he was treated by an "Asain (sic), male, 50s, and had a speech lingo (sic) as good as Melbourne Lord Mayor (John) So".

(What sort of a psycho asks for an "Australian" doctor please? If I went to get my prostate checked, I might ask for a different doctor - if the one on offer was an 8 foot former wrestler with fake nails and loose fitting digital-jewelry... Not that I'm bitter.)

"One warning for this General Practice, one more dud, and it (sic) three strikes (and) your (sic) out," he wrote in the posting on October 25, 2004.

In another entry, "Australian Aboriginals Are Racist As Well", he wrote: "I could go back to genetics … the majority of Australian Aboriginals have a drinking or physical abuse disorder. The percentage is higher than another (sic) cultural group …"Let's be honest, Aboriginals and success do not necessarily go hand-in-hand … Aboriginals are 'ignorant, discriminatory and prejudicial individuals'." (He claimed whilst the smirking kettle prepared its rebuttal.)

Asked by The Age this week about the comments, Mr Anderton admitted they were inappropriate.

"I repudiate those comments and I apologise for any offence caused," he said. "I am from an ethnically diverse background, with members of my immediate family being Malaysian and Aboriginal." (...so my racism is less racists, because I'm ETHNIC, and some of my best friends are ETHNICS, some of 'em strait (sic) of (sic) teh (sic) baot. (sic))

(You repudiate those comments ONLY because they're bad for your career arsehole. If you never wanted to be a politician, they'd still be flowing.)

Mr Anderton said he had cleaned up the website about 18 months ago, before he was endorsed as a Liberal candidate as "part of my personal website redesign".

(Let's see, website redesign time... I might go for a blue motiv, customize the style sheets, hmm.. make it more viewable on 1600 resolution with non-fixed fonts, ditch the 800x600 compatibility, uh.. new title graphic, aaaaand, let's see, what else.. I know, remove the entries where I call for murder and make racist remarks! Oh, and get one of those adorable little weather-pixie things. Neat.)

A spokesman for Ted Baillieu said he accepted Mr Anderton's retraction and the Liberal Party was "happy for his words (on the matter) to speak for themselves".

(He's not even resigning, not even being chastised for fucks sake! "Hey, whatever that bloodthirsty bigot says is cool by me!" doesn't really inspire much faith Ted.

Mr Anderton, 24, is billed on the updated version of his website as a "voice for the local community".

(Yeah, I'll bet. He'll be the voice - you think it, he'll say it, then retract it. Dog whistling, but with robots.txt files.)

But Lyndhurst, which includes parts of Springvale Road, is among the most highly multicultural electorates in the state, with more than 50 per cent of electors born overseas, including large Vietnamese, Cambodian, Sri Lankan and Indian populations.

(Fuck me, how does he tolerate the smell?)

He was uncertain when asked by The Age what had prompted him to become politically active, saying,"It's a really weird question because I don't know the answer to it." Asked about his views on multiculturalism, he said, "I don't think the Liberal Party has released their policy yet."

When the issue of his blog was raised, Mr Anderton initially claimed he was "heading out now, I'll give you a call back". He later emailed the apology.

(Nice work Fairfax.)

Aboriginal academic and education expert Dr Mark Rose said Mr Anderton could be "the best weapon Labor has. The Liberal Party should really think about his extremely racist comments, which are ill-founded, and ill-supported by intellectual capacity," Dr Rose said. "He's playing in the wrong sandpit."

In contrast to Mr Anderton's comments on the Indian GP, the state Liberal Party has a policy to "attract more doctors to country Victoria by recruiting 150 doctors from interstate and overseas".

As federal opposition leader in 1996, John Howard disendorsed Pauline Hanson for her racist comments during the election campaign.

Let's see this chap. Here he is:

Now, there's a few notes I've chucked on there, and I'm sure he approves, on why he's not a real Australian.

"Gary is a Gaming and Hotel Duty Manager."
Admit it, he's a bouncer. A large, Maori bouncer. Look at him, he wants to see your ID, and to know if those are steel-caps. But we can fix this...


There we go! Now he's full of ANZAC spirit! There's just one thing I forgot..



Excellent, that'll deal with the smell.