Gregory at The mind is an unexplored country has a fascinating, er, probably slightly edited video of former PM Scott Morrison talking about his favorite subject - himself.
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Gregory at The mind is an unexplored country has a fascinating, er, probably slightly edited video of former PM Scott Morrison talking about his favorite subject - himself.
Edited? Which part?
ReplyDeleteThe scary thing about that is that someone had to watch hours and hours of his speeches. That person probably should submit to a mental health evaluation.
Maybe be awarded the Australian Purple Heart, too.
ReplyDeleteOr equivalent.
ReplyDeleteThe artist's name goes by the name of Remix Matrix. They've done a few of these edits.
ReplyDeleteAfter Scomo this one of Gladys Bersomethingsomething is my favourite.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLTGXblgUoc
Wow, Gregory, that second one is...chilling...even though I know it's edited (a remix, I guess it's called).
ReplyDeleteWhy do I get the feeling she might be thinking all of that, even if she isn't really saying it out loud?
Rindardman, Gladys did actually lose power last year. She was banging some other woman's husband as I recall, and the scandal forced her out.
ReplyDeleteHer health minister Hazzard was tops for utterly ridiculous pronouncements. 'The worst potent virus we've had probably on earth' was Hazzard's everlasting moment of glory.
I live in Gladys's state NSW where she's part of a significant Armenian community which tends to favour conservative politics. That video is clever but didn't ring true to me at all.
ReplyDeleteNor did the Scomo one. Scomo of the Hillsong Church, stood up in his church after being sacked as PM and asked the congregation what God wants him to do.
Back to Gladys, for the last 2 years the problem was the Police Commissioner who sent in the helicopters etc. You can see him in the videos, the white-haired guy behind her, Mick Fuller who is also an active member of the Hillsong congregation.
I suspect both of these men suffer from Don Quixote syndrome. An excess of chivalry.
Dan Andrews is completely different; he's some sort of obsessive narcissist - he thinks he IS God.