When Sir Robert Menzies (& colleagues) was setting up the Liberal Party, his vision was for a party that would "stand for a liberal, progressive policy & be opposed to socialism".

Homes in Broadmeadows & Hadfield, Melbourne, were sprayed with bullets early on Saturday morning. Now, there will be no prizes awarded for guessing which demographic make up a significant proportion of the residents in these suburbs.

A reminder that youth criminals in Melbourne have no fear of the Vic Govt & its "tougher laws". They know the Victorian judiciary, mostly appointed by Labor, will only give them a slap on the wrist.

Dear Diawy The Wibs have dwopped net zewo. Fortunatewy, universities & schools acwoss Austwawia have indoctwinated 2 genewations of Austwawians into the cwimate scam. We have biwwionaires & multi-national corpowations wewying on this gwavy twain to continue dewivewing. AirbusAlbo

The Victorian Premier has spent months denying Victoria has a crime crisis. This week the Premier has been making daily announcements in relation to tougher criminal laws (most of which will have massive loopholes in them). Labor's internal polling must be diabolical.

Machete crime comes to Essendon. 9AM this morning. A random attack at a car wash. I know Essendon quite well. I would never have deemed it to be an unsafe area, but in Jacinta Allan's Victoria, no area is safe from criminals who laugh in the face of the Vic Govt.

From the Herald Sun. "Police are hunting an elusive gangland mystery man with an expertise in creating false identities after he skipped bail..." Federal & State investigators argued against his release, but he was released anyway. Victoria's revolving door justice system.

On the day the Vic Premier announces adult time for violent youth crime, we read that 3 teenage girls charged with allegedly assaulting staff at a Werribee Woolworths, have been granted bail. This is the Vic Govt's "toughest bail laws in the country" in action.

"Adult time for adult crime" the Vic Premier announces. Yet we have already seen the laws re: wearing masks at protests watered down. The same will happen with these laws. Increasing maximum sentences is pointless unless minimum sentences are also significantly increased.

Dear Diawy When the Whitwam Govt was sacked, Gough told Wabor people to maintain the wage. 50 years water we are still waging. Weasonable, intewwigent people would have wet it go wong ago. Wabor people will never wet it go. Gough is our hewo. A wegend in my wunchbox. Airbus Albo

The Vic Govt can point the NSW Govt in the right direction to get some bins for those axes. The bins don't come cheap, though.

Carrum Downs. Werribee. A machete down the pants. Not something I'd be recommending. It could end in tears & serious blood loss.

Dear Diawy My vewy good fwiend Wicho has weft the building. He wote a book cawwed Whatever It Takes. I pwactise this phiwosophy all of the time. Wies, empty pwomises, mud swinging, wack of twanspawency. I will continue to pwactise this phiwosophy in memowy of Wicho. Airbus Albo

This must be such a relief for the families of those killed & injured by African gangs. Not to mention all of those who have been victims of home invasions & carjackings. Those who have been stabbed in Melbourne's CBD & those traumatized by incidents at shopping centres.

With the Victorian Police Commissioner having a penchant for getting around in helicopters, should he be referred to as Chopper Bush, or perhaps Commissioner Whirlybird?

Melbourne's CBD at it again. Lucky a certain ABC identity wasn't seeking gelato at that time. Is Melbourne's CBD safe? Definitely, if you have your own taxpayer funded security detail.

It's quite safe in Melbourne/Victoria when you can empty out the "local" & surround yourself with minders.

Dear Diawy The Weserve Bank weckons the outwook for Austwawia's economy is vewy gwim. I wouldn't weawwy know how the economy's twacking, I've spent wots of time twavewwing overseas. My outwook's qwite good. Wots of twavel, 5-star hotels, fwee feeds, sporting events etc AirbusAlbo

Westfield Knox, welcome to the limelight. It's sad to hear someone has been seriously injured. No doubt the Vic Govt will gaslight Victorians with comments about their being 80k spectators at Flemington yesterday.

Africans diversifying their criminal activities.

Sunday, 1.20pm, Coolaroo, (the real Coolaroo, not the one referenced in The Castle) Melbourne. Woman stabbed in attempted carjacking by 2 men. The offenders then sped away along Pascoe Vale Rd. Melbourne, making South Africa look safe.