Cate Demonstrates Hypocrisy In Areas Other Than Greenhoax


November 4 2009



This is nice:



"AMERICAN reviewers have been lunging for superlatives to describe Cate
Blanchett's performance in the Sydney Theatre Company production of A
Streetcar Named Desire in Washington."



But Blanchett taking a US play to the US is also surprising, given her kick
at John Howard before the last election:



"CATE Blanchett wants the winner of next month's federal election to free
Australia from its "embarrassing" relationship with the US. "



"We're so in America's back pocket it's embarrassing. We have to claim our
individualism, but also reconnect to the world in a better way. We've really
isolated ourselves from Asia. I think that's politically and culturally very
foolish."



Well, a little hypocrisy is not that surprising with our each-way Cate



UPDATE

Cate just can't get out of that back-pocket. Here's the latest news of her
next project - an American play about an American murder:



"A PLAY based on the shocking death of a Florida toddler, which will star
Cate Blanchett and be staged only in Australia, has provoked outrage in the
US.... The murder of two-year-old Caylee Anthony, whose rotting remains were
found stuck together with duct tape, has been dramatised by award-winning
director Steven Soderbergh..."

.

This is embarrassing.



http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/cate_stages_pla
y_in_a_back_pocket/



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Holier Than Thou Greenies Not So "Green"!

November 2 2009



Why is it that passionate greens often have the slobbiest houses in the
street?



Or, as Gavin Atkins shows, the messiest camps in the forest.



People from communities that depend on Tasmania's timber industries are as
mad as hell at protesters threatening their livelihoods and they're not
going to take it any more.



Timber workers have decided to give forest activists a dose of their own
medicine by releasing photographs to Asian Correspondent that they say show
the rubbish, including abandoned car bodies, that environmentalists have
left behind in their forest camps in southern Tasmania.



Rex Flakemore, a retired forest worker from Tasmania's Timber Communities
Australia (TCA) doesn't mince his words:



"These protesters preach about looking after the environment, yet in reality
they are two-faced. What they created and then abandoned in the Florentine
Valley can only be described as a dirty, filthy slum."



Mr Flakemore rejects claims by the protesters that they did not have time to
remove the rubbish.



http://asiancorrespondent.com/gavin-atkins-shadowlands/gloves-are-off-in-tassie-forests.ht
m





Warmest Regards



Bon z0



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