Tony Abbott, President of the USA of Australia: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

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  • Meet Australia's President of the United States, Prime Minister Tony Abbott, the instigator of a wink-related scandal. He sometimes puts his foot in his mouth and other times chooses to say nothing at all.
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  • @emsulich
    @emsulich Před 8 lety +4387

    "You're not saying anything, Tony." Can't stop laughing.

  • @BadDriversOfTheIllawarra
    @BadDriversOfTheIllawarra Před 9 lety +1163

    As an Australian I laughed my fucken arse off at this.

    • @mj_2484
      @mj_2484 Před 9 lety +4

      MrHeyfuckoff Same!

    • @toyotaprius79
      @toyotaprius79 Před 9 lety +3

      MrHeyfuckoff You should be crying.

    • @BadDriversOfTheIllawarra
      @BadDriversOfTheIllawarra Před 9 lety +18

      toyotaprius79 With your username, you should be crying. The Prius is an abomination to all cars, petrol & electric.

    • @toyotaprius79
      @toyotaprius79 Před 9 lety +1

      MrHeyfuckoff Oh, then I guess the La Ferrari, Porsche 918, McLaren P1 and BMW i8 are all abominations. Get a grip, I wasn't talking about that. It's a car, like many great Holdens, and no one (but kids) used Prius jokes anymore. You should be proud to be an Aussie, but not to be as awkward to talk to like Abbott. Wow.

    • @BadDriversOfTheIllawarra
      @BadDriversOfTheIllawarra Před 9 lety +5

      toyotaprius79 The Prius is an abomination. Its awful for the environment. I'd prefer an EV1 or Tesla Model S

  • @namnguyen-ns3ps
    @namnguyen-ns3ps Před 8 lety +753

    haha I love that old guy who calls Abbott a dickhead at the end there

    • @judeconnor-macintyre9874
      @judeconnor-macintyre9874 Před 2 lety +9

      People have said and done ruder stuff to politicians. My mate king-hit (Australian slang for hit over the head) our MP and called him a c@nt.

    • @minutemangangplank8599
      @minutemangangplank8599 Před 2 lety +2

      so do most australians

  • @bryanadkins6776
    @bryanadkins6776 Před 8 lety +1201

    Good God, why was his head shaking like that? Was that question so mind blowing it caused him to go into an epileptic fit?

    • @Princessbuttercupish
      @Princessbuttercupish Před 8 lety +50

      Just an average day for tones. Like him not liking gay people even if his sister is a lesbian.

    • @jamesc21051979
      @jamesc21051979 Před 8 lety +80

      No, that eas Tony Abbott operating on his own NBN, he was buffering.

    • @TheSateef
      @TheSateef Před 8 lety +34

      aussies should make those nodding dogs that go on your dashboard with abbot heads

    • @nikolasgannon1287
      @nikolasgannon1287 Před 8 lety +9

      HAHAHA you won youtube!

    • @GoTfan-eb8tk
      @GoTfan-eb8tk Před 7 lety +31

      He was malfucntioning

  • @MrAntiBuffoonery
    @MrAntiBuffoonery Před 10 lety +398

    The guy at the end who calls him "dickhead" gave me some hope for humanity.

  • @AdrianAmoroso
    @AdrianAmoroso Před 10 lety +576

    Good to see our prime minister is a world class... laughing stock

  • @margaritam.9118
    @margaritam.9118 Před 4 lety +238

    You know someone is truly racist when they even make racist jokes about Irish people like it’s 1910s 😂😂😂
    Also, nothing says patriotism like insulting veterans 👌

  • @roadhouse6999
    @roadhouse6999 Před 8 lety +1035

    damn I wish they'd start doing these again...

    • @TheHistorySoldier
      @TheHistorySoldier Před 4 lety +13

      Look up Honest Government Ads. It's hilarious.

    • @devent10n
      @devent10n Před 3 lety

      @Anthony Orlando Trump

    • @Kevinduddo
      @Kevinduddo Před 3 lety +10

      They'd have a field year with our current PM, Scott Morrison

    • @Tester-sh1mn
      @Tester-sh1mn Před 2 lety +1

      @@Kevinduddo EX-PM luckily!

  • @worldpeaceforme
    @worldpeaceforme Před 9 lety +2089

    My jaw was literally dropped the entire time. I see Australians complain about Abott all the time but I figured they were being over dramatic, like Americans if Obama happens to fucking chew gum or something else irrelevant, but this guy is awful, wow.

    • @johnfegebank6728
      @johnfegebank6728 Před 9 lety +94

      worldpeaceforme Now you know our pain.

    • @gregorymartin9746
      @gregorymartin9746 Před 9 lety +26

      Lord Emeraldicus Hey - you elected him! :-) Now I can go to Australia and if anyone gives me crap about the US government (and they deserve some), I can still always say- 'hey mate, check out your guy!".
      It gives me a warm feeling :-)

    • @johnfegebank6728
      @johnfegebank6728 Před 9 lety +62

      I didn't elect him, I'm 14 and neither did my family.

    • @johnfegebank6728
      @johnfegebank6728 Před 9 lety +75

      And let's just hope you don't get Donald Trump.

    • @gregorymartin9746
      @gregorymartin9746 Před 9 lety +12

      If we get Donald Trump, I am moving to Australia. Even your guy is better than that..:-)Lord Emeraldicus

  • @sammartina5030
    @sammartina5030 Před 9 lety +520

    This clip could have gone for longer too. They didn't even use the clip where he tries to justify his decision to stand up that Asbestos victim by baselessly implying the victim was a bad person.

    • @paulhhong8197
      @paulhhong8197 Před 9 lety

      Well those guys should have worn safety gear back in the day, its not the government's responsibility to baby-sit.

    • @jacoborth1238
      @jacoborth1238 Před 9 lety +22

      Paul Hhong That may be, but back in the day they didn't know the dangers of asbestos.

    • @paulhhong8197
      @paulhhong8197 Před 9 lety

      Jacob Orth Agreed, so why are the cultural Marxists ripping on Abbot about it then?

    • @sammartina5030
      @sammartina5030 Před 9 lety +27

      Paul Hhong Because he said he would meet with the guy, stood him up and tried to cover his arse by slandering him with unfounded aspersions.

    • @pattipatpat
      @pattipatpat Před 9 lety +18

      Paul HhongThe point is Hardies DID know the dangers of asbestos long before and they covered it up. Just like the tobacco companies spent years trying to "prove" the statistics were false on the dangers of smoking. Lives lost needlessly and all in the name of a buck. AND the Liberal Party still takes money from tobacco companies. AND Julie Bishop was the lawyer arguing Hardies case against the workers who were dying and Hardies tried to take the money offshore AND the Liberal Party and their members are sacks of shit AND, AND, AND.........

  • @rynabuns
    @rynabuns Před 8 lety +1389

    2:54 tony_abbott.exe has stopped working

    • @Mrchips469
      @Mrchips469 Před 8 lety +34

      Error 404 dumbass Abbott response not found.

    • @jjptech
      @jjptech Před 8 lety

      +Ryan Lau LOOOOLLLL

    • @jjptech
      @jjptech Před 8 lety +2

      +Ryan Lau Tony Abbott exception divided by 0

    • @william97able2
      @william97able2 Před 7 lety +6

      Ryna Lau Tony Aborted

    • @TheAlps36
      @TheAlps36 Před 7 lety +10

      Oh Snap! Tony encountered a problem and needs to close

  • @chlcrk
    @chlcrk Před 3 lety +247

    As a British person, I felt like this was necessary research for what to expect now he's a trade envoy... I mean, we sure know how to pick them.

    • @peril1954
      @peril1954 Před 3 lety +2

      Oxford educated too.

    • @pjmathison9787
      @pjmathison9787 Před 3 lety +2

      We’re a shitshow at the moment

    • @santasspy4622
      @santasspy4622 Před 3 lety +12

      Good fucking luck. He was such a fucking drongo and just preached hate for a couple of years without doing anything

    • @IndigoIndustrial
      @IndigoIndustrial Před 3 lety +13

      As a Brit/Aussie dual citizen I have a twice as many reasons to deplore him. If Boris survives long enough to give him a seat in the House of Lords I will despair.

    • @impalatube
      @impalatube Před 3 lety +1

      As an Australian let me sincerely apologise for his future behaviour.
      czcams.com/video/hmPVCKnkKWA/video.html

  • @Barncore
    @Barncore Před 10 lety +381

    Good to see that our prime minister is as bad in the eyes of other countries as he is to us. He's gotta go. Worst PM we've ever had during my time of being politically conscious.

    • @clapppo
      @clapppo Před 10 lety +11

      You weren't politically conscious for that whole Rudd-Gillard-Rudd thing?

    • @obvioustroll1896
      @obvioustroll1896 Před 10 lety +40

      clapppo obviously you're not politically conscious now. abbott is a clown and a liar and he needs to go. he's totally out of touch with the way things work in the real world and is only out to help his rich business mates by abolishing all safety nets, making us pay through the ass for healthcare and trying to get everyone in the working class to work for $2 a day. get a grip.

    • @MrNintoku
      @MrNintoku Před 10 lety +18

      clapppo At least they had the courtesy not to embarrass themselves and in turn us in front of the world.

    • @dangerouslytalented
      @dangerouslytalented Před 10 lety +11

      clapppo the worst thing about Rudd was that his whiteanting of Gillard was what got Abbott elected.

    • @clapppo
      @clapppo Před 10 lety +1

      obviou stroll Like I said, I'm not a fan of Abbott (considering change of government was inevitable, I would have much preferred Turnbull) nor most aspects of his government's budget. But read over your last post; do actually think all that to be true? Do you really think Abbott is "trying to get everyone in the working class to work for $2 a day"? "Get a grip", was that what you suggested? Solid points for irony, I'll give you that much.

  • @zacknelson7839
    @zacknelson7839 Před 9 lety +2555

    So Australia got their own version of George W. Bush it appears.

    • @TheBc99
      @TheBc99 Před 9 lety +129

      Yep. Here's hoping we get an Obama next, though.

    • @i_hate_google_
      @i_hate_google_ Před 9 lety +56

      Benjamin Rome Clarke
      those Obama models are not always what it says on the packaging

    • @TheBc99
      @TheBc99 Před 9 lety +28

      I hate google Don't complain.

    • @WarwickkkT101
      @WarwickkkT101 Před 9 lety +3

      No, this report does not reveal he truth, he is the much better choice than opposition

    • @TheBc99
      @TheBc99 Před 9 lety +48

      WarwickkkT101 And yet he is still shit.

  • @lard_lad_AU
    @lard_lad_AU Před 9 měsíci +21

    I come back to this video to listen to the “Tony Dumb Dumb” kid on occasion. He brings a smile to my face

    •  Před 3 měsíci

      I just came back here because I searched for "Tony Dumb Dumb" because I didn't recall his (real?) last name… didn't even recall where I got "Tony Dumb Dumb" from, but it was (unsurprisingly) Last Week Tonight. :D

  • @clauce7953
    @clauce7953 Před 5 lety +71

    5 years later and I still find much joy in this clip. Especially at the end. 😂

  • @erinmccabe1984
    @erinmccabe1984 Před 10 lety +94

    When the Americans are making fun of our Prime Minister you know shit is real bad. Well done Mr Oliver love your work. And congratulations on the show

    • @grfrjiglstan
      @grfrjiglstan Před 10 lety +2

      Technically he's British. They mock all nations, including their own.

    • @jackwenn_9693
      @jackwenn_9693 Před rokem

      @@grfrjiglstani mean he’s a US citizen and has been living there for over a decade

  • @LilyGrace95
    @LilyGrace95 Před 9 lety +1253

    "It is not everyone's place to come to Australia"
    ......er... d-do you even know you own history? I feel like you don't know your own history...

    • @mitchellyao5218
      @mitchellyao5218 Před 6 lety +5

      Olivia McDonagh well it was wasnt for my parents i wouldnt have been in Sydney so tks mum and dad for helping me here but u dont rreat it rughr.

    • @aceofbass95
      @aceofbass95 Před 6 lety +21

      I wouldn’t be surprised is he doesn’t, he was a really bad leader for us

    • @johnkiin219
      @johnkiin219 Před 5 lety +1

      @Shiki i I dont think they had a choice ... that was the point

    • @partypiano0729
      @partypiano0729 Před 5 lety +5

      Tony Abbott was born in London, that is his own personal history not the convicts.

    • @westingtyler1
      @westingtyler1 Před 3 lety +23

      remember "property rights began the day after Europeans stole everything."

  • @liv4316
    @liv4316 Před 5 lety +25

    Forgot to include the video of Tony taking a nice big bite out of an onion. I will always remember that crunch sound, it will be engraved in my brain forever

  • @Go17Gabe
    @Go17Gabe Před 8 lety +86

    Silence. You know a politician is too dumb to even be in office when he takes about 5 second to try and think of a response and is silent that whole 5 seconds and comes up with a shitty retort.

    • @FearlessStar1000
      @FearlessStar1000 Před 8 lety +1

      +Go17Gabe Actually, when there's complete silence to a question, that's the Aussie politician's way of saying "go f**k yourself" :P

    • @darrenknight443
      @darrenknight443 Před 6 lety +2

      he is a rhodes scholar

  • @tovsteh
    @tovsteh Před 9 lety +534

    So far the 3 + years under Abbott will be remembered as the years when nothing happened;
    - We've done nothing for cleaner energy.
    - No improvement in the economy or unemployment rate, with stagnating wages.
    - No improvement in the mining industry, despite billion dollar subsidies and tax breaks.
    - Our country's debt (their number 1 voter promise) has only gotten worse.
    - They've increased their own wages/benefits while telling the rest of its population to deal with less government spending.
    - Basic social rights like gay marriage among other things remain unchanged.
    - We are still waging an expensive war in the middle-east rather than helping them re-build.
    - Our freedom of speech/level of internet censorship has been attacked.
    - Our infrastructure spending (NBN/Road spending) has been reduced/ gone backwards.
    - The public safety-net has slowly been stripped.
    - Education and healthcare has gotten more expensive.
    The list goes on. Tony Abbott will go down in history as one of the most useless PM"s in the history of this country.

    • @PdaMack
      @PdaMack Před 9 lety +14

      +toasteh Most of that is identical to our problems with John Key and his bunch of corrupt twats here in New Zealand. These leaders seem to be a part of a worrying trend. The days of the true Statesman are gone.

    • @VegiePaste
      @VegiePaste Před 8 lety +9

      +toasteh "We've stopped the boats"

    • @Miranox2
      @Miranox2 Před 8 lety +32

      +toasteh He wasn't useless, he did exactly what he was paid to do: transfer the country's wealth from the middle class to the rich. Screwing everyone over in favor of the rich and powerful is just business as usual for modern politics.

    • @Vire70
      @Vire70 Před 8 lety +18

      +Miranox Right. I wish people would stop misinterpreting these politicians. They _aren't_ incompetent. They're actually just _malicious_. Thinking that they are just useless is giving them way too much credit. Certainly their banking buddies don't think so.

    • @tovsteh
      @tovsteh Před 8 lety +6

      Shinbu1128 Let me get this straight: If you had an ounce of social intelligence and intellect, then the fact that Abbott would fail would have been extremely apparent early on in the election, much in the same way you can tell that putting Donald Trump in politics is a train-wreck waiting to happen. It doesn't take much, but unfortunately the majority of Australia's voters at that point couldn't even muster to vote with just an ounce of character judgement (which is mildly frightening). These people had to learn from their voter stupidity the hard way. Yes, even a monkey would do.

  • @LivewireStudioss
    @LivewireStudioss Před 9 lety +332

    Not the Prime minister anymore!

    • @Jaxymann
      @Jaxymann Před 9 lety

      Wheh-hey!

    • @anthonyhiebert8491
      @anthonyhiebert8491 Před 8 lety +18

      AND THE CROWD GOES WILD!!

    • @Shinbu1128
      @Shinbu1128 Před 8 lety +1

      +LivewireStudioss I'm assuming the parade's still going.

    • @scunts
      @scunts Před 8 lety +9

      +Stine Hvattum Nothing changed when they ousted Abbot. Same party, just a smooth snake cunt who is just as bad inside if not worse.

    • @apatel303
      @apatel303 Před 8 lety

      +LivewireStudioss In 2014 he was

  • @darthvader4062
    @darthvader4062 Před 8 lety +17

    I can't stop laughing about the "suppository of all wisdom" !!!

  • @danikastu0007
    @danikastu0007 Před 7 lety +422

    Jesus was literally middle eastern

    • @daveolifent487
      @daveolifent487 Před 5 lety +24

      Dani Stuart which is why he never travelled to Australia

    • @karlosdeevs
      @karlosdeevs Před 3 lety +2

      wasn't he a jew practising the then alien-ish customs of christianity that made a heavy chunk of other jews take disdain? (am i even remotely on track?)

    • @insane_troll
      @insane_troll Před 3 lety +3

      @@nadlax5920 Technically, being Jewish and Arab are not mutually exclusive. From Wikipedia: "Arab identity is defined independently of religious identity, and pre-dates the spread of Islam, with historically attested Arab Christian kingdoms and Arab Jewish tribes."

    • @benothmane_4sarra30
      @benothmane_4sarra30 Před 3 lety +2

      @@nadlax5920 arab is not a religion he was a jewish arabic

    • @benothmane_4sarra30
      @benothmane_4sarra30 Před 3 lety

      @@nadlax5920 first of all learn better manners and what about jewish people who are born in arabic countries and so are their ancestors which leads to being arabic and jewish

  • @livinginvancouverbc2247
    @livinginvancouverbc2247 Před 10 lety +135

    We just had the honour of Tony Abbott visiting us up here in "Canadia".
    Harper must've invited him, Harper looks positively Prime Ministerial next to this clown.

    • @1fires1
      @1fires1 Před 10 lety +4

      Would it be fair to say Harper sounds like a stupid right wing nutter too?

    • @SirRootes
      @SirRootes Před 10 lety +37

      Can you keep the clown there?! We don't want him back! LOL!

    • @lawlers69
      @lawlers69 Před 10 lety +4

      CarltonDry.Please I'll second that.

    • @xtrnext
      @xtrnext Před 10 lety +1

      CarltonDry.Please I hope Harper goes back with him! Two of a kind!

    • @livinginvancouverbc2247
      @livinginvancouverbc2247 Před 10 lety +2

      clownage123 Yes Harper is a Right Wing ideologue, which I can't stand, but the guy is as shrewd as he is boring. (which is plenty)

  • @bioschlock
    @bioschlock Před 10 lety +56

    Never thought id see the day id prefer John Howard as PM.

  • @yashasgupta1
    @yashasgupta1 Před 4 lety +178

    2014 Australia: My national leader is the dumbest.
    2016 USA: Hold my beer!

    • @JT-93
      @JT-93 Před 3 lety +5

      Yeah, nah
      Our new leader here in Aus is even worse than Trump n Abbott

    • @bobo2422
      @bobo2422 Před 3 lety +6

      Trump is underrated

    • @EamonMYT
      @EamonMYT Před 3 lety +4

      @@JT-93 #scomao

    • @JT-93
      @JT-93 Před 3 lety +4

      @@EamonMYT scuntmo

    • @Gruber122
      @Gruber122 Před 3 lety

      then we elected the guy that sucked off the US one for a medal

  • @Zelousmarineinspace
    @Zelousmarineinspace Před 8 lety +114

    He'll still beat you in an onion eating contest

  • @dadaddymak
    @dadaddymak Před 10 lety +110

    Well... im off to seek asylum in New Zealand.

    • @turpioSE
      @turpioSE Před 10 lety +11

      I'm going to Pakistan and join the Taliban they offer benefits

    • @Rally4Life1982
      @Rally4Life1982 Před 10 lety +13

      turpioSE I've heard they have explosive benefits.....

    • @MrNintoku
      @MrNintoku Před 10 lety +2

      Yep. Same here.

    • @KateeAngel
      @KateeAngel Před 10 lety

      Isnt John Key even worse?

    • @nogracias7195
      @nogracias7195 Před 10 lety +2

      I think it's a shet everywere nowadays.. I think they're testing us to see if we finally kick them the fuck out haha no real leaders.. we killed them..

  • @ookland81
    @ookland81 Před 10 lety +23

    The sad thing is, the press/media here in Australia continue even today to over look these things. Not surprising as it was the press/media who got him into power through such selective reporting.
    As an example that wink during the interview. Now that I have seen it first hand rather than the edited version, I see that it was an offensive reaction by our prime minister towards a elderly lady who has just admitted to him that she is forced to engage in such behaviour for her to be able to pay her way.
    That disclosure is not a joke, its a sad reflection on where our country is heading.

  • @KaiGirvanBrown
    @KaiGirvanBrown Před 3 lety +50

    Australia is sending this guy back.

  • @Aiwann414
    @Aiwann414 Před 8 lety +84

    He has the best words.

    • @jainra
      @jainra Před 4 lety

      IKR..?
      Housewives should understand this.

  • @Dannycoxley
    @Dannycoxley Před 10 lety +357

    The man is a class A Pratt and deserves everything coming to him. He's a fascist wanna be dictator who shouldn't feel any threat when it comes to gay people, as we certainly wouldn't wanna touch him with a shitty stick! That comment coming from a man with a gay sister -- sure he really knows the values of family and being a good religious person with morals and standards! Annastacia Palaszczuk please -- she'll get the country leaping ahead, not taking it back 20 years!

    • @wheneaglesdared
      @wheneaglesdared Před 10 lety +8

      I'm afraid the Liberals are the only hope Australia has of getting its financial house in order. Poofterism is a sectional issue at best.

    • @Dannycoxley
      @Dannycoxley Před 10 lety +16

      Wow - you learn a new word every day! :O)

    • @Dannycoxley
      @Dannycoxley Před 10 lety +1

      Dan Mckae Yeah, what is it -- XXY isn't it?? :O)

    • @Dannycoxley
      @Dannycoxley Před 10 lety +8

      It's so inspiring seeing how many of us despise and loathe that maggoty worm of a man! I think him and Vladamir Pukeon were definitely separated from birth -- not just aesthetically, but they're both emaciated little arseholes who wanna dictate to the world, and haven't a fucking clue just how far the world has moved on from where they're stood! Whoever gets in next - whoever - has to fucking up the ante and push forward with this otherwise brilliant country I've moved to! :O) Just my thought for the day!!

    • @aussiebro12
      @aussiebro12 Před 10 lety

      Gay people aren't born gay they pick it up on the way and the only reason your sister is gay is because she was raised by your family like that.
      So stop giving him shit for what he supports and what he doesn't if people didn't agree with him they wouldn't vote for him. But since people did vote for him that means that more Australians are against gay people and that they don't want them getting married.

  • @keithbellic2629
    @keithbellic2629 Před 7 lety +77

    Not so funny now is it America! When you're options are 10x more shit then our ex-Pm Abbott!

    • @step30dub
      @step30dub Před 7 lety +21

      hey were having a tough week chill

    • @suejak1
      @suejak1 Před 7 lety +5

      Eh, Clinton wasn't a bad option at all - people are just retarded.

    • @moonprincess500
      @moonprincess500 Před 7 lety +2

      suejak1 Actually, blame the electoral college.

    • @viperswhip
      @viperswhip Před 6 lety +1

      She wasn't perhaps as bad as Trump, but the problem is, everything you can say about Trump, you can also say about Mrs. Clinton or her Husband, just to a lesser extent; lying, cheating, stinky business practices all of it lol
      So, the Dems did that instead of picking someone who would contrast with Trump, they just picked a less vile version of the guy. I am not saying Sanders is Jesus or would have done a great job, I live in Canada, but at least he would have been completely different than the opponent.

  • @LauraSquirrel
    @LauraSquirrel Před 8 lety +811

    Wow. He's like Australia's version of George W Bush.

    • @brisbanetim
      @brisbanetim Před 8 lety +7

      +Laura Fotze that is actually a pretty good comparisson

    • @alexandruserbuta8071
      @alexandruserbuta8071 Před 8 lety +14

      +Laura Fotze no, i think this guy is dumber then Bush.

    • @yokowan
      @yokowan Před 8 lety +39

      +Alexandru Serbuta Think again
      "Is our children learning?" - George W Bush
      "All of our imports come from other countries" - George W Bush
      "They misunderestimate me" - George W Bush

    • @JackMaddock1
      @JackMaddock1 Před 8 lety +8

      +Laura Fotze The big problem is: that's exactly how we saw him here all along. We have a new Prime Minister now, because Tony was blatantly incompetent in the eyes of almost everyone.

    • @DRiungi
      @DRiungi Před 8 lety +4

      +Timgor what's even weirder is that misunderestimate sounds like a real word, until you read it again.

  • @leglessinoz
    @leglessinoz Před 9 lety +14

    We are all so proud of Tony here. He always knows what not to say, then unfortunately goes on to say it.

    • @mechengr1731
      @mechengr1731 Před rokem +1

      He needs to adopt Michael Scott's rolodex approach

  • @DS-wb6mk
    @DS-wb6mk Před 10 lety +77

    I fucking hate Abbott and Joe Hockey harping on about Labor's debt problem when it was the only necessary way to move out of the GFC. They seem to completely disregard this fact and prey on the short term memory of many Australians who have no idea on politics or economic concepts.
    If people really wanted Labor out then why couldn't we vote in the mighty Clive Palmer? He'd surely run this country right... to the ground. :)

    • @malcasablanca
      @malcasablanca Před 10 lety +2

      If Australia really is in debt, it's not because of a few handouts but because the yuppies here are addicted to travelling to the latest fad-country and spending Australian money on things they could buy at home.
      Then these nations use the money that was willingly handed to them to buy the Great Barrier Reef so they can dump their waste. And people wonder why Aussies are so racist.

    • @DavidSmith-bm5yc
      @DavidSmith-bm5yc Před 10 lety +6

      malcasablanca So Aussies are so racist because we travel? Sounds reasonable.

    • @malcasablanca
      @malcasablanca Před 10 lety +7

      ***** So why not have the mining tycoons pick up the slack? They have enough money to offset the debt by at least a few billion

    • @Mehffort
      @Mehffort Před 10 lety +4

      malcasablanca they should, I completely agree with you. However, the previous administration essentially modified the mining tax legislation to allow the largest mining companies to avoid any increases in tax owing. We're stuck between a rock and a hard place, atm; I just hope that the "nasty surprises" in the current budget get rejected. The budget can yet be salvaged, without the attack on medicare and the deregulation of universities.

    • @Mehffort
      @Mehffort Před 10 lety +2

      ***** Our government debt, as of June 30 2013 by ARB statistics, was $257 billion (17.13%), and is growing at one of the fastest rates in the world. Lehman Bros. had a AAA rating immediately before it collapsed; it's not a viable determinant for economic health. I suggest you check your facts before flinging low brow, guttersnipe insults at others, lest you be accused to have the same disingenuous nature of which you accuse others.

  • @Elk0990
    @Elk0990 Před 9 lety +302

    What exactly was so appealing about Abbott that made most Australians vote for him?

    • @justice4g
      @justice4g Před 9 lety +169

      pretty sure the voting was rigged, nobody admits to voting for him.

    • @keaedz
      @keaedz Před 9 lety +240

      Imagine Fox News dictating the nations news coverage, and owning a majority of of the newspapers (without any alternative). That is Australia with Rupert Murdoch in charge.
      Nothing this man offered was critiqued, it was literally just daily coverage of the former government and how they were destroying the country. Thus, people got scared and voted for Tony.
      His achievements since coming in to power revolve around taking money from the poor and giving it to the rich. Thus, he is now one of the least popular leaders in Australia's history and will no doubt go down as the worst Prime Minister this country has ever had.

    • @saldrummond5561
      @saldrummond5561 Před 9 lety +27

      the voting was probably rigged

    • @Elk0990
      @Elk0990 Před 9 lety +1

      keaedz And what was the Australian people's response or counter-action?

    • @keaedz
      @keaedz Před 9 lety +44

      In what way?
      We managed to prevent the LNP getting a majority in the senate (upper house). This means their budget is effectively on hold and most of the unpopular ideas have been stopped (for now). Tony Abbott was never really considered popular, rather an alternative. So fortunately the system worked.
      Beyond that, people only really took notice post election because a majority of the policies Tony Abbott took to the election have been put aside, and they are now implementing a pretty awful neo-liberal agenda. That woke everyone up.
      Keep in mind we have compulsory voting as well, so a lot of apathetic people will vote without much research. Thus, a dominant conservative media (print, TV and radio) has a huge influence.

  • @LobbyDaLobster
    @LobbyDaLobster Před 2 lety +28

    Didn't even show him literally eating a raw onion either. He ate a raw onion! Not a mistake. He took multiple bites like it was an apple!

    • @dellavie4319
      @dellavie4319 Před 2 lety +7

      This ^ I was scrolling through the comments wondering why people weren't mentioning the onion. A god damn onion!

    • @nickmaunder6478
      @nickmaunder6478 Před rokem +4

      The onion event occurred in 2015 around a year after this video was produced.

    • @LobbyDaLobster
      @LobbyDaLobster Před rokem +2

      @@nickmaunder6478 oh. I didn't realise that. I swear it happened earlier. Were there multiple times?

  • @dragonfiremalus
    @dragonfiremalus Před 8 lety +74

    This makes me feel better about American politics. Worse about humanity, but better about America.

    • @JoeyLamontagne
      @JoeyLamontagne Před 8 lety +13

      Then we have Donald Trump...

    • @Marshy94
      @Marshy94 Před 8 lety +8

      You have Donald fucking trump.

    • @dragonfiremalus
      @dragonfiremalus Před 8 lety +1

      +MentalJack Yes, but others do too

    • @Cerealcreeper
      @Cerealcreeper Před 8 lety +1

      yeah but in the cas of abbott, he was impeached last year

    • @Supersneakvaga
      @Supersneakvaga Před 8 lety +13

      Yeah see we don't have Abbot here in Australia anymore. And it looks like your about to get Drumpf. However bad Abbott Is, Drumpf is like infinitively worse! Still Tony is a dickhead

  • @Kryojenix
    @Kryojenix Před 3 lety +29

    And now he’s Boris Johnson’s trade envoy for the UK ...

    • @hilversum0212
      @hilversum0212 Před 3 lety +5

      Well he seems racist and deluded enough..

  • @jeremystone6613
    @jeremystone6613 Před rokem +4

    Unfortunately we didn’t learn the first time and then voted in Scott “Hillsong” Morrison.

  • @EconomicsExplained
    @EconomicsExplained Před 3 lety +8

    Welllllll, technically Australia is an American LLC.

    • @jeremyseb185
      @jeremyseb185 Před 3 lety +1

      Technically you're an American LLC, gottem

    • @memesleeb2214
      @memesleeb2214 Před 3 lety

      @@jeremyseb185 if anything you're an American LLC you spoon, don't bag out ol mate economics explained

    • @jeremyseb185
      @jeremyseb185 Před 3 lety

      @@memesleeb2214 Simp

    • @tomigiyu1739
      @tomigiyu1739 Před 3 lety

      Fucker

  • @heatherrockwell9012
    @heatherrockwell9012 Před 5 lety +34

    “....like Tony Abbott, who was born in London England.”
    Pfffft

    • @mojoden
      @mojoden Před 5 lety +3

      To Oz parents who used the "10 Pound pom" scheme to get back to Australia. The corruption started way back.

  • @Adventuresofzero100
    @Adventuresofzero100 Před 10 lety +57

    how did he get elected?!?!?!

    • @WhiteMambaInc
      @WhiteMambaInc Před 10 lety +1

      Ay yo 0o0o0o00o. Im da Scal4prez

    • @anno636
      @anno636 Před 10 lety +44

      He simply lied his arse off and enough fools believed him to vote the wanker in

    • @joshanderson8070
      @joshanderson8070 Před 10 lety +10

      Labour kept fighting themselves for leadership and everyone got sick of it and voted Liberal. That's the only reason the won. We're all regretting it now though.

    • @ceebee1301
      @ceebee1301 Před 10 lety

      I think one of the main reasons was his promise to stop the illegal immigrants and everything he promised before the election which turned out to be all lies except for the boats. People were fed up with Labor and he made it look like Australia would blossom if he got in. There was always something about Abbott that I didn't like, he would frown when interviewed and always looked like a kid who got caught with his hands in the cookie jar, at the time I couldn't quite put my finger on what is was about him that made me feel uncomfortable, now we know, he's a liar!

    • @maximusprime6724
      @maximusprime6724 Před 10 lety

      Jay Roses If a swedish politican would have said that he or she would be called a racist

  • @abbyetc
    @abbyetc Před 8 lety +137

    Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos

  • @JoaqMan
    @JoaqMan Před 8 lety +86

    My girlfriend moved from Australia to Portland just to ignore Abbott.

    • @sahilanant123
      @sahilanant123 Před 5 lety +8

      How did that work out?

    • @xenotiic8356
      @xenotiic8356 Před 5 lety

      Sill your GF? Or still in Portland?

    • @Eskay1206
      @Eskay1206 Před 4 lety +10

      Now you have Trump she will have to move back

    • @Brett_S_420
      @Brett_S_420 Před 4 lety

      @@Eskay1206 That is logical. Better than getting kidnapped by Anonymous jack-booted thugs.

    • @Brett_S_420
      @Brett_S_420 Před 3 lety +1

      @OceanBlue Check it out:
      czcams.com/video/MwRfAwf1Xu8/video.html

  • @hexmaster23
    @hexmaster23 Před 6 lety +14

    I live in Australia and back when he was Prime Minister, each time he appears on TV I would get ready to facepalm

  • @RandomTXDude210
    @RandomTXDude210 Před 9 lety +197

    Sadly, I find it somewhat comforting that the US doesn't have a monopoly on apocalyptically stupid politicians. Don't think that'll help me sleep any better at night, unfortunately.

    • @djackman4229
      @djackman4229 Před 9 lety +8

      We followed your lead unfortunately. I blame Reagan and Thatcher for starting this lemming like rush to stupidity.

    • @BigBlack81
      @BigBlack81 Před 9 lety +12

      dale jackman On behalf of all Americans who DIDN'T vote for right wing nutjobs, I want to apologize and offer my sincere condolences for inflicting this curse upon the world. We dropped the ball.

    • @djackman4229
      @djackman4229 Před 9 lety +3

      BigBlack81 Not your fault, BigBlack81.

    • @nonyashblob
      @nonyashblob Před 9 lety +1

      its because since howard our leaders have worshipped american presidents

    • @RandomTXDude210
      @RandomTXDude210 Před 9 lety

      Steve Kean Howard? I have not the faintest idea what you're referencing and that bothers me, tremendously. Because I have, at least, a faint idea of about everything.

  • @savolrat
    @savolrat Před 10 lety +27

    when liberal won the election i was devastated. everything i feared about him was 100% correct. building a giant coal port in the great barrier reef. removing protection from forests to start logging again. attempting to make an alliance with other countries to block carbon pricing and refusing to include climate change discussions at the upcoming G20 meeting in brisbane. As a young australian who will be directly affected by these long term decisions, it almost makes me want to cry

    • @benpuljak2304
      @benpuljak2304 Před 2 lety +5

      8 years later and this is just as relevant now as it was then

    • @benpuljak2304
      @benpuljak2304 Před 2 lety

      @sex the elmo Not only would this never happen, Greens majority government would quite literally destroy the country. Only thing good are their climate policy, name anything else they stand for. Replacing the aussie flag with the Aborginal one?

  • @caitlinbrewer4843
    @caitlinbrewer4843 Před 7 lety +7

    The expression of the guy talking to the kids is amazing, it's like he can't believe what is being said but doesn't want it to stop

  • @whartanto2
    @whartanto2 Před 8 lety +88

    repository: a place where or receptacle in which things are or may be stored.
    suppository: a solid medical preparation in a roughly conical or cylindrical shape, designed to be inserted into the rectum or vagina to dissolve.

    • @cliftonmanley3882
      @cliftonmanley3882 Před 5 lety +6

      "Nurse, have you seen my suppository?" "It's behind your ear Doctor." "Damn some assholes got my pen..."

    • @android12921
      @android12921 Před 4 lety +2

      @@cliftonmanley3882 If I died laughing, you go to jail.

    • @cliftonmanley3882
      @cliftonmanley3882 Před 4 lety

      @@android12921 😄

  • @nilzero5686
    @nilzero5686 Před 10 lety +44

    It's funny because even if you ignore all his social and ethical issues, he's still a terrible PM when it comes to the economy anyway. His budget is cutting the wrong people and punishing the poor while the rich get away scot-free.
    I hope Turnbull replaces him.

  • @oldenvye6432
    @oldenvye6432 Před 10 lety +17

    Too bad they didn't mention the icing on the cake: Abbott's daughter getting that scholarship.

  • @OAMnez
    @OAMnez Před 7 lety +119

    Hey Australia, greeting from America. Damn!! I didn't you know you had a Donald Trump version before we did.

    • @trento9891
      @trento9891 Před 7 lety +4

      Oscar Alexis Martinez please learn from our mistake!!

    • @firerath
      @firerath Před 7 lety +5

      Trent O they didn't learn

    • @telltellyn
      @telltellyn Před 7 lety +18

      We got rid of ours in just under two years, you guys might be able to match that.

    • @firerath
      @firerath Před 7 lety +3

      nextpkfr lets hope they surpass our ability to kick out idiot politicians.

    • @alphakennybody4997
      @alphakennybody4997 Před 5 lety +5

      @@firerath "dickhead" lol (@3:49)

  • @napoleonibonaparte7198
    @napoleonibonaparte7198 Před 4 lety +11

    They forgot to add the roast of former-PM Gillard of Tony

    • @adrielsebastian5216
      @adrielsebastian5216 Před 3 lety +1

      I love how in the beginning he was incredibly smug, and as the speech goes on, he's just looking to the ground, afraid to even make eye contact with Gillard. If words can kill, he'd been dead 100 times over.

  • @LordOfJoy
    @LordOfJoy Před 10 lety +36

    Absolutely perfect as tea bagger presidential candidate. GOP would worship the ground where he walks on.

  • @Zeno7741
    @Zeno7741 Před 10 lety +10

    Wow, he is the Australian George Bush.

  • @neatznotso7424
    @neatznotso7424 Před 5 lety +17

    Even 5 years later this still makes me laugh and laugh....what an hilarious idiot he was. Also why is this in my feed now? Maybe CZcams knew I needed a bit of a laugh today. Thanks CZcams.

  • @blucat016
    @blucat016 Před 2 lety +4

    1:19 Can this verse apply to the Texas Governor as well? His name is Abbott and he’s bad too.

  • @maureengibbons3814
    @maureengibbons3814 Před 10 lety +13

    We didn't vote him in. We all voted independent and shit got fucked up!

    • @erinmccabe1984
      @erinmccabe1984 Před 10 lety +2

      Yep that's what happens when we have no one to vote for

    • @mitthjarta5
      @mitthjarta5 Před 10 lety +2

      yeah the preferential voting system is a farce, nigh an affront to democracy :( I mean look at clive palmer, he came out of nowhere, is known to be batshit crazy, but the public are like "ahh what the hell if they stick up to their policies it'll be better than what we have".... not to mention stats say 7 million eligible voters just didn't vote at all (30% of the gross population)

    • @mitthjarta5
      @mitthjarta5 Před 10 lety +1

      if this isn't a wake up call what is?!?!!

  • @StevesSammiches
    @StevesSammiches Před 10 lety +5

    "You're not saying anything, Tony..." :D

  • @kinsleycow148
    @kinsleycow148 Před 3 lety +3

    So now I know where that ad for grammarly got that "I'm a suppository of information" bit from!

  • @sasha7475
    @sasha7475 Před 5 lety +6

    "Dickhead" oh my god!!! 🤣🤣🤣 I love Australians 👍

  • @cyborgrat
    @cyborgrat Před 10 lety +20

    lol Australian version of bush ?

    • @CyeOutsider
      @CyeOutsider Před 10 lety +1

      The bizarre thing is that Abbott is a Rhodes Scholar. So, he seems to have been intelligent at least at one point in his life. I have no idea what happened. Without fail, he comes across as not very bright - somebody who really doesn't think too deeply about anything.

    • @JPH1138
      @JPH1138 Před 10 lety +11

      CyeOutsider His Rhodes Scholarship was in divinity. So he was good at rote learning fantasy literature. It was also boosted by his boxing ability, which may account for what happened to what brains he did have.

    • @CyeOutsider
      @CyeOutsider Před 10 lety

      Jared Fullyfisted
      Not sure that's right. According to Wikipedia, Abbott:
      "studied for a Bachelor of Economics and a Bachelor of Laws at the University of Sydney, and later for a Master of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Economics as a Rhodes Scholar at The Queen's College, Oxford"
      It says that he later when to study as a Roman Catholic Seminarian.
      As for boxing, that might explain the fog of 'stupid' that plagues his brain now.

    • @CyeOutsider
      @CyeOutsider Před 10 lety

      ***** Its still early days.

  • @_e11e_78
    @_e11e_78 Před 9 lety +13

    Tony Abbott can stick his suppository of wisdom right up his Canadia!

    • @jainra
      @jainra Před 4 lety

      Hah! Perfect.

  • @mogabriel5238
    @mogabriel5238 Před 5 lety +1

    I died at the head nodding part 😂😂😂😂

  • @sirknightleopold
    @sirknightleopold Před 8 lety +299

    Abbot: Jesus knew that there was a place for everything.
    Me: Judging by your face Jesus clearly didn't know how to make ears properly.

    • @tiltedtesseract8210
      @tiltedtesseract8210 Před 8 lety +6

      +Captain Slow he probably thought that was the place for them, and he'd know, right?

    • @WolfgirlAidan
      @WolfgirlAidan Před 6 lety +1

      Ha! Aren't the awful?! Not as bad as being subjected to him trotting around in his budgy smugglers though

    • @lucasharveny1986
      @lucasharveny1986 Před 6 lety +8

      god was freestyling that day

    • @ginao6810
      @ginao6810 Před 3 lety

      Bet Jesus knew where suppositories go

  • @anthonyfranken1306
    @anthonyfranken1306 Před 10 lety +24

    He's PM only until the next election.

    • @crazysanegrrl
      @crazysanegrrl Před 10 lety +12

      *cough Double dissolution *cough

    • @anthonyfranken1306
      @anthonyfranken1306 Před 10 lety +4

      Wink, wink, wonder if it's our (Australia's) turn for a Texas schoolbook depository "moment"?

    • @tukidream
      @tukidream Před 10 lety

      Anthony Franken
      Or maybe Malcolm Turnbull will kick the briefcase under the map table.....

    • @JPH1138
      @JPH1138 Před 10 lety +2

      I'd put money on him not lasting a full term. Setting aside double-dissolution, or a constitutional crisis such as blocking supply there's no shortage of other things that could see him unseated - political scandal, leadership spill... hell, his human rights violations could even see him brought before the Hague.

    • @anthonyfranken1306
      @anthonyfranken1306 Před 10 lety

      I don't think the Budget is much to worry about for the Australian public! xD

  • @Moreththerogue
    @Moreththerogue Před 10 lety +30

    As an American, who holds both conservative and liberal views depending on the topic matter, I would have to say that if Mr. Abbott is anything remotely like he's portrayed in this; Thank you my fellow citizens for our last seven or so Presidents.

    • @MyKingdomForaHearse
      @MyKingdomForaHearse Před 10 lety +7

      Moreththerogue Since Dubya was one of those Presidents, your tongue must have been firmly in your cheek as you were typing your comment.

    • @Moreththerogue
      @Moreththerogue Před 10 lety +1

      Free Speech Smuggler
      ;)

    • @Moreththerogue
      @Moreththerogue Před 10 lety +1

      Free Speech Smuggler
      Oh I did want to mention one thing. While President George W. Bush did many things I disagree with (like all Presidents) he also did a number of things I consider great. Don't ask me to pronounce it but look up "Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument". It's one of the many things he doesn't get credit for. Every President gets slighted. My main problem with President Bush is that he surrounded himself with people who carried their own monetary agendas into office with them.

    • @MyKingdomForaHearse
      @MyKingdomForaHearse Před 10 lety +5

      Moreththerogue It is an unfortunate reality that in capitalist countries like ours, it’s the big moneyed interests that control political policy - and often own the politicians as well. For example, name a senator who served between the Civil War and World War I? Chances are unless you’re a history buff or a politics junkie you won’t be able to. Now, name a tycoon who bought senators during the same period? - J.P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller ... it’s easier. To foreigners like me, George W. Bush always looked like the front man of vested interests represented by people like Richard Cheney. There wasn’t even any pretense to hide it.
      “All questions in a democracy are questions of money.” Mark Hanna, William McKinley’s campaign manager

    • @Moreththerogue
      @Moreththerogue Před 10 lety +1

      Free Speech Smuggler
      I agree that money plays far too much of a role in all governments and because the U.S. puts itself so prominently on the world stage, we get (and rightfully so) a great deal of scrutiny.
      Most Americans will, if asked issue by issue, will agree and disagree with most Presidents about equally.
      The problem we have now is that moneyed interests are able to purchase so much influence. In government, in media and in industry. It's led to a general apathy among voters here, who feel powerless. Which is exactly what those interests are after.
      You're right in that people can name the robber barons far easier than the politicians of the time. While several reasons exist for this, I think the main being we, in America, have made them icons, good and bad, of their time. In contrast, Congress has been compared to watching sausage being made. While most people here have always found congress abhorrent. Congress has always seemed like a necessary evil, but people have traditionally supported their own congressmen / women.
      President George W. Bush, like every modern President, has been hamstrung by moneyed influence. In addidtion to that, most Americans would agree that the people he surrounded himself, came into their respective offices with their own agendas. If there were any one thing I'd have an issue with it's this; Once he realized that to be the case, that he didn't fire the lot of them. I understand there would've been some chaos created by that and too many people would've chosen the "better the devil you know" route. But to my mind, it would've been better than the trillion dollar debacle in Iraq that cost thousands of servicemen and over a hundred thousand civilians their lives.
      But I get your point. The average person will never hear of the "positive" things President Bush did anymore than hear of the horrendous things a President they support did. Political and news dweebs like us (Yes, I include you in that ;)) may look at the whole story. But few others do, in modern media spoon fed society.
      Damn, sorry such a long post man.

  • @stapletonbarly3793
    @stapletonbarly3793 Před 8 lety +10

    Thank fuck he's gone, what an embarrassment

  • @TheDukeofroses
    @TheDukeofroses Před 4 lety +2

    I think I've watched this 500 times and the last joke still gets me

  • @anthonysen2374
    @anthonysen2374 Před 10 lety +15

    Don't need to create ads for your next election Labor just air this 3:58 video and you've basically won every voter with a brain. But that's also the problem....

  • @GlennLittleford
    @GlennLittleford Před 5 lety +9

    This guy was such a national embarrassment. As an Australian, I was ashamed there were enough people in my country to put this fool of a man into power. I know just how the majority of Americans currently feel with Trump in charge, we made the same mistake, and are still trying to sort out the mess Abbot left behind.

  • @Tommuniqo123
    @Tommuniqo123 Před 7 lety +5

    "If this guy becomes prime minister, god help us" Huh where I have I heard that before?

  • @SatiZakito
    @SatiZakito Před 8 lety +1

    This segment about presidents is beyond sarcasm and hillarious! please do more!!!

  • @charleslindeman2169
    @charleslindeman2169 Před 9 lety +58

    Just so you know, he's started insulting members of his own party, starting with treasurer Joe Hockey.

  • @charles125
    @charles125 Před 10 lety +3

    HAHAHAHA OMG THAT LAST CLIP

  • @TheCrazyCanuck420
    @TheCrazyCanuck420 Před 9 lety +3

    That old guy at the end is priceless.
    Abbott: "Hello"
    Old guy: "Dickhead" :)

  • @prufrockj.a8532
    @prufrockj.a8532 Před 4 lety +9

    I've lived in Australia for ten years and no restaurant I've been to had 'bloomin onions' on the menu. I wish they did though, that looked amazing.

    • @mcleary53
      @mcleary53 Před 3 lety

      They're not an Australian thing.

  • @paullaks7678
    @paullaks7678 Před 9 lety +16

    damn Australia get your shit together and get rid of this guy

    • @caitlinferguson1790
      @caitlinferguson1790 Před 9 lety +3

      People are voting against him don't you worry 😂

    • @timflanders6277
      @timflanders6277 Před 9 lety

      Fuck your thick

    • @alessiocirillo
      @alessiocirillo Před 9 lety +1

      "You're"

    • @SimonK104
      @SimonK104 Před 9 lety +1

      Well next year an election will take place AND HOPEFULLY this knob known as our current Prime Minister will be out.

    • @Bizabella99
      @Bizabella99 Před 9 lety +3

      Jarod Kieg I promise you, we're trying.

  • @Hugmir
    @Hugmir Před 10 lety +19

    hey, I'm learning things about Australlia :D
    I mean, now I at least know the name of their -king- -president- prime minister :D

    • @BrandonConrady
      @BrandonConrady Před 10 lety +6

      Who is Poland's current king? And how many wars has he fought against the Ottoman Empire?

  • @jjwtcs9451
    @jjwtcs9451 Před 7 lety +7

    I wish there were more of this series :(

  • @jackiechild9740
    @jackiechild9740 Před 5 lety +1

    OMG! soooooo funny! But they missed the footage of him eating the onion!! 😂😂😂

  • @The101damnations
    @The101damnations Před 10 lety +13

    When a satirical tv show in another country can take this much license in insulting your president, you know he sucks.

  • @benjaminjones2bj
    @benjaminjones2bj Před 10 lety +23

    guys, seriously, I think you need yo show some respect to our supreme leader, sir lord Anthony Abbott. He's only human and he's giving it his best shot!!! Trust me, next time we vote him in (which we should definitely do) he'll be much better at the job!

    • @trentkelly2303
      @trentkelly2303 Před 10 lety +26

      you have to be trolling or an idiot hardcore liberal there is no way the liberal party deserves a second term nor do they really deserve this one with the shit they have been pulling like destroying a part of the great barrier reef so a coal port can be put in at abbot bay as well as the many other more well known reasons people hate him and his party.

    • @rsmi5480
      @rsmi5480 Před 10 lety +35

      Trent Kelly I think the "supreme leader" bit gave it away that he isn't a hardcore liberal.

    • @ajbones22
      @ajbones22 Před 10 lety +3

      Trent Kelly and your shit fucking labour party has a documented history of:
      - getting our country BILLIONS of dollars into debt without having anything to show for it accept for a sculptures down by our seasides & harbours.
      - not being able to elect a leader for its party, kicking the PM out of his seat to a stupid gillard only to bring him in
      - sending URANIUM to india. URANIUM... Yes, that's the shit that they use to make ATOMIC weapons for you people out there that don't know.
      After the atrocities that your pathetic labour party has committed to this country you are obviously either completely blind, or a typical selfish labour piece of shit who wants to bludge off the rest of us hard working tax payers!

    • @trentkelly2303
      @trentkelly2303 Před 10 lety +12

      AJ Bones
      you want to talk about history do you AJ? ok fine.
      - that fuckhead howard who introduced the GST tax was liberal.
      - howard was able to "balance the books" by selling off massive amounts of assets like Telstra.
      - the debt labor accumulated was worsened by Liberal selling of assets meaning less income during the GFC
      - australia despite the global financial crisis didn't do horribly bad working in a construction industry i was fully aware of the crisis and luckily Australia did pretty fucking well our company didn't have to let anyone go during the period.
      - tony abbott and his fuckhead right wing party ignored the world heritage listing of the great barrier reef and plan on dredging it DESPITE environmental scientists warnings that it would have far reaching effects. (a tourist hot spot earning the region millions of dollars a year)
      fightforthereef.org.au/risks/dredging/
      - abbotts refusal to listen to the scientific community because it directly contends with his corporate buddies plans to gain as much profit as possible evidence by the scrapping of all global warming legislation and the mining tax. which is funny because the mining tax was meant to keep the money that would otherwise go overseas in Australia how is that bad? they were never going to stop mining they just want more money.
      - howard quoted that they should relax unfair dismissal laws which are the laws that protect you from getting sacked for being gay or just not being liked by your boss or other bullshit reasons that shouldnt effect your job.
      - so fucking what uranium isn't exactly hard to get if we didn't sell it to them someone else would have and its massively hard to turn it into a bomb and beyond that India has a few nukes oooohhh that's so scary its not like Russia and America don't have enough nukes to completely destroy all life as we know it on earth thousands of times over already.
      - labor selling uranium to India = money, governments need money and establishing good ties with India and possibly helping secure more trade in the future secures our future.
      - also Australians financial position according to independent outside organizations was pretty good at the end of the GFC a fact abbott wouldn't tell you because he would much prefer to scare you with out of context number and hope your stupid enough to forget the reasons it got so high here is some reading for you
      www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/australias-credit-rating-still-aaaok-20130329-2gyct.html
      so in closing no i'm not blind and i have a full time job and i have never been on any government benefit program and im just not stupid like you i don't just watch the news and listen to the oppositions scare tactics to get elected which apparently got you hook line and sinker and also buddy the fact that your pathetic hardcore liberal arguments are either A: omg look at the debt. or B: you must be a centrelink regular. statements which just further prove that you are in fact a moron.

    • @clarenesdale5405
      @clarenesdale5405 Před 10 lety +9

      According to economists, if Peter Costello and Johnny Howard hadn't given good size tax cuts to the better off and the baby bonus to everyone, we would still be in the black, have a surplus, despite the Labor spending... Of course, Tony Abbott isn't going to take away these tax cuts from the voters with the better incomes, too simple a solution to sorting out the budget, no its so much easier to take from the poorer in our society, and increase inequality. Of course no one seems to remember that Labor got us through the Global Financial Crisis, imagine how Abbott would have behaved...

  • @tristanflynn4014
    @tristanflynn4014 Před 2 lety +3

    Just one rewatch of this... oh, how innocent we were. We didn't realise just how much worse it was gonna get.
    He was and still is a See you next Tuesday, though.

  • @themadplotter
    @themadplotter Před 7 lety +6

    2:53 PrimeMinister.exe has stopped working. Starting physical memory dump.

  • @gabriellek1220
    @gabriellek1220 Před 9 lety +4

    As an Australian who was once so proud of my country, I've never been so, so, so ashamed. When will this nightmare end?

  • @jacksonparris835
    @jacksonparris835 Před 9 lety +19

    I hate that in American schools they only teach you how great America is I have spent so much of my personal time trying to learn about other country's

  • @Hades-gt8ce
    @Hades-gt8ce Před 8 lety +8

    I lost it at 2:47. So fucking funny. xD

  • @TonyMontana-pe6vf
    @TonyMontana-pe6vf Před 6 lety +1

    Hahahaha!! Tonny Dum dum!! they are funny kids, that basically summarises all about Tonny Dum dum!

  • @mshara1
    @mshara1 Před 10 lety +11

    Tony Abbot: most unpopular head of state in the Western world.

  • @spielberg14
    @spielberg14 Před 10 lety +21

    We Australians may be the only people who refer to their leader just by their first name, we call him Tony, we called the Prime Minister before him just by 'Julia' and called the Prime Minister before that 'KRudd'

    • @unstoppableExodia
      @unstoppableExodia Před 10 lety +18

      I called the previous Prime Minister Julie G because she needed all the street cred she could get. In all seriousness she was a waaaaaaaay better PM than this retarded muppet we have being paraded as our leader.

    • @spielberg14
      @spielberg14 Před 10 lety

      Too right, I called her Juliar

    • @unstoppableExodia
      @unstoppableExodia Před 10 lety +3

      spielberg14 I'm guessing you only read the first 2 lines of my comment, didn't you?

    • @oneguycoding
      @oneguycoding Před 10 lety +11

      unstoppableExodia
      I do remember her delivering a remarkable take down of that Abbot prick concerning his misogyny in parliament.

    • @unstoppableExodia
      @unstoppableExodia Před 10 lety +10

      oneguycoding I remember that. She tore him a new one with that take down. Even the right wing leaning media had a tough time saving face for wabbot. Verbally he got beaten up by a girl.

  • @briansmith5239
    @briansmith5239 Před 4 lety +1

    I cracked up at that wink during the radio call.

  • @Ineedgames
    @Ineedgames Před 10 lety +17

    I still don't get why we need fighter jets when all of that money could of been spent on fixing this country.

    • @derekmarvelley2015
      @derekmarvelley2015 Před 10 lety +1

      Here, here, who is our supposed enemy. Is there anyone in government or public service who can forecast our future enemies of 40 years time. So we spend $40 billion on 50 planes. There may be nothing to defend when the fundamental's take over and they will have very few enemies by that time. Government's will not use the money to fix this country the big boys need our birth right .That's our biggest danger, no pity, or hope from that direction . I feel really sorry for my grandsons And I served in the Korean war to save all this crap. No honesty no hope. Cheers Derek

    • @gretschcorvette73
      @gretschcorvette73 Před 10 lety

      If you want to live on a sitting duck go find one at your local duck pond.

    • @crocodile2006
      @crocodile2006 Před 10 lety

      We need to keep the Indonesians in check.
      If you want to fix the budget keep Labor out of power because they are useless with others peoples money.

  • @guitaroso
    @guitaroso Před 10 lety +11

    Dear John Oliver,
    Welcome to your Australian fan base
    Sincerely,
    All of Australia (except for bogan Western Sydney and those with Foxtel subscriptions)

    • @grfrjiglstan
      @grfrjiglstan Před 10 lety

      Foxtel? Is that like Fox News?

    • @tfacei89
      @tfacei89 Před 10 lety

      ***** Well, it's actually the name of cable TV company owned and operated by Rupert Murdoch and News Corp. $40US a month for a basic subscription. It only has one major rival (that's only available in some cities), Optus...

    • @guitaroso
      @guitaroso Před 10 lety

      There is that irony that Foxtel is the exclusive provider of HBO in Australia - which is a major gripe for me (and every other GoT fan) - but Foxtel (as a monopoly - lets face it, Optus is NOT a competitor) - owned by Fox - thus owned by Murdoch, put their full media support behind the coalition and as is always the case, whoever they put their weight behind - wins...

  • @SahilMakhijani
    @SahilMakhijani Před 6 lety +5

    America 2017: "Hold my beer"

  • @katiemarsico1467
    @katiemarsico1467 Před 4 lety

    I come back here every 6 months or so. This video brings me so much joy 😂

  • @beesa888
    @beesa888 Před 10 lety +8

    Even more disappointing is the fact they are now in government, yet still have the mindset of an opposition, attacking their opposition at every given opportunity?

    • @malcasablanca
      @malcasablanca Před 10 lety +4

      Conservative Christians don't have anything better to do than antagonise anyone who isn't them.