Bugger it! For our second look at our Xcrements-of-the-Week, we thought we’d kick off with an oldie but a goldie revisted by someone called Hawford Group (at top and below).

We don’t even know if it’s true that Murdoch pays no tax on his Australian operations but seeing the great unwashed of Australian society cough up their fair share of income tax each and every year, this flaccid-arsed nonagenarian, money-hungry, ethics-free-zone of a Yank sure can pick the very best and creative of accountants. It probably also helps when a loyal government waivers tax bills of close to a billlion dollars to keep him onside.

Speaking of matters Newscorpse and their decades-long insistence of promoting the fallacious view that only the LNP can manage economies well, let’s hear from Silvester and Sassy Leo.

Still on Newscorpse and their brown-nosing “journalists”, Stephen Mayne, amante2 and Susan Donovan had their sprays at who they considered that “news” organisation’s most balanced and fairest political columnists.

Sticking with the theme of highly personal attacks – hint: our Xcrement-of-the-Week judges are very fond of them so bear that in mind if you seek award honours – here are Tracy, Phillip Adams and Sahar Adatia on Liberal luminaries about to depart, long departed and still providing regular laughs in the federal parliament with their handle of matters economic.

On a similar vein, bradpsychology ruminates on the possibility that a certain treasurer who gifted Australia close to a billion dollar deficit might still be eyeing a federal comeback, along with his mate Timmy Wilson.

Finally, and with apologies to anyone still having breakfast, some Peter Dutton-themed Xcreatas. Take it away, Sassy Leo, Peter Murphy and Stranger

Oh, why not one more. Peter Murphy on some home truths regarding Gina Rinehart.

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