Sir Charles Court, the former Liberal premier credited with having the vision which led to the construction of the vital Dampier-to-Bunbury gas pipeline, has opposed any plans to transport water from the Kimberley to Perth.

The man widely seen as one of the State’s industrial pioneers declined to comment yesterday on the coalition’s water canal proposal, saying only that his view was well known within the Liberal Party.

But Will Colin Listen ??

Mr Barnett would not respond to Sir Charles’ comments but repeated his claims that the canal was critical. “One of the biggest impediments to industry development in the north, for example, is the lack of a secure water supply,” he said

Doesn’t look like it.

Talk about mutual arse licking :-)

Also, see that pathetic attack re the Peds in PMH beds that the “spin doctors” are glossing over the fact that all porn is evil no questions.

The West are fuckwits :-)

The Premier’s media release is not clear as to how the five seats would be maintained. If is not necessarily incompatible with 1V1V — new seats in the South-West might be created to introduce balance. I’ll reserve judgment until I see more details.

Robert, your stance on One Vote One Value has been made more than clear in the past, for example here, where you describe the status quo in WA’s electoral system an “outrageous and anti-democratic gerrymander” cynically maintained by the Greens, who put “shallow party-political interests above the fundamental democratic rights of the Western Australian people”.

How then, do you react to Premier Geoff Gallop’s announcement on Friday that his Government would no longer pursue OVOV in the five Lower House seats in the Mining and Pastoral district?

Canal Attack Backfires
The Gallop Labor Government’s desperate attempt to discredit the Kimberley Canal project — which it is spending $5 million of taxpayers’ money to “investigate” — has backfired dramatically this morning.

Costings on the canal project which the Water Corporation and State Treasury were ordered to undertake by a Government determined to ensure the canal is never built have been exposed as a sham by no less than the Chief Executive Officer of the Water Corporation, Jim Gill.

In an interview on 6PR radio this morning, Mr Gill conceded that the Sunday Times was plain wrong to claim the Water Corporation had costed the canal at $6 billion.

Of Course Dr Gill was interviewed from Liberal syncopat “Paul “I Love Colin & Tenix” Murray. Do you expect Murray to give Gill a free run – remember Gill is from the the Public Service, aka Gallop.

People don’t remember that DR Gill was Commissioner of Railways when Eric The Tractor Driver Charlton removed the successful Passenger Service Assistants, and replaced them with those hired Chubb Goons.

Th Truth hurts, doesn’t it Colon