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the best of "australia's got no talent": pyne doing impression of an educashum mincing "minster" clown... a sad laugh a minute.

seriously thoug

The education minister, Christopher Pyne, has ruled out reviving the Howard-era school funding system, two days after he said it was “a good starting point for a school funding model”.

Pyne dismissed fears of a return to the much-criticised old funding model as he sought to quell an outbreak of criticism from Liberal and Labor premiers over his decision to scrap the Gillard government’s Gonski education reforms after just one year.

The shift came as the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, accused Tony Abbott of lying by claiming before the election that the Coalition would match Labor’s funding pledges for four years.

Labor’s system, based on a review led by the businessman David Gonski, would calculate funding based on a benchmark amount per student, to be topped up by “loadings” targeting categories of disadvantage including disability and school remoteness.

Pyne stunned states and territories this week when he announced he would devise a new funding model to apply from 2015, arguing the Gonski reforms were “unimplementable” beyond the first year.

On the eve of a critical meeting with state and territory education ministers in Sydney on Friday, Pyne scotched expectations he would use the Howard government’s much-criticised socio-economic-status (SES) school funding model as his starting point.

“That will not be the basis of a new funding model because we’ve moved beyond that,” Pyne said in Adelaide on Thursday.

“Since the Gonski report we’ve moved on from that debate and we will develop a new model that is national, that is fair to everyone and that is needs-based.”

Two days earlier, Pyne said: “I believe that the school funding model that was implemented by the Howard government, which was based on the socio-economic status and qualifications of parents and went to the schools that were most in need, is a good starting point for a school funding model.”

That comment sparked a furious response from the NSW Coalition government, with the state education minister, Adrian Piccoli, characterising Pyne as “the only person in Australia” who thought the Howard government model was a good one

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/28/christopher-pyne-changes-his-mind-about-howard-era-school-funding

 

could someone put him out of his misery?...

Pyne has one ambition: to be the crappiest education minister on earth and in history... So far, he is on a great start...

 

And and and... have you seen him sporting his "intellectual" glasses?.... Wow wow wow...

hopeless ....

Hi Gus.

If you chipped the little ponce & chucked him on your garden, I reckon everything would die.

Hopeless.

Cheers,

JR

 

yes, john, unfortunately pubic education dies with it too...

 

Public schools look set to be the big losers under the Government's plans to scrap Labor's Gonski education package.

State and territory ministers have emerged from a "very heated" meeting with Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne, in Sydney today.

Mr Pyne announced this week the Federal Government would keep Labor's school funding plan in place for 2014 then replace it with a new funding model. 

State and territory ministers say they have not been given any commitment over the level of school funding they will receive after 2014. 

New South Wales Minister Adrian Piccoli says the Commonwealth has plunged education across the country into unnecessary uncertainty. 

"The Commonwealth has implied that if there is a reduction in funding for states that signed up to the Gonski plan the reduction may well only come out of public schools," he said.

"That is of enormous concern to all jurisdictions."

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11-29/pyne-drops-education-overhaul-bombshell-on-states-during-heated/5124968

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Everyone in this country should be horrified... The little turdy Pyne is a vandal, a liar and the destructor of decency in education... He is a super-idiot to the power of two... Possibly, Pyne used to be an imbecile who slip through the nets... and got elected as the face of religious wanking.

Mr Murdoch? Is this what you wanted? A crappy education for Australian kids... Please answer us! Not through your usual idiots of the right wing nuttery, but through your heart, if you still have one!

porkie-pyne is not a learner...

A co-author of the Gonski report has labelled the new Federal Education Minister, Christopher Pyne, "a minister on L-plates" amid confusion over school funding.

Mr Pyne has not yet announced a new funding model for schools after scrapping the Gonski plan that was introduced under the previous Labor government.

On Friday Mr Pyne met with his state and territory counterparts, who described the talks as "very heated" and said they fear public schools will be the big losers under the new model.

Several education ministers have being fighting to maintain the funding agreed to under Gonski, but Mr Pyne insists it is time to go back to the drawing board.

In the meantime, it remains unclear where schools funding will come from after 2014.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11-30/gonski-author-labels-pyne-minister-on-l-plates-over-education/5126762

I disagree. Pyne is not on L-plate... he knows what he is doing and he is doing with devilish intent. He wants to destroy public education... This has been his goal long ago, always reminding us of the bible, and whatever label we put on him won't stick except he told porkies — thus Porkie-Pyne should stick ... He is a pouncy prickly catholic educated private school boy... He never grew up. Put him in charge of whatever and he will defy the best educators in the land so he can show he is as much of a brat than his bully friends, from Abbott to the rest of them in that awful cabinet... They used to tell us the previous Julia government was "incompetent"... Far more than the Amateur Hour, these dorks are 10 times more incompetent in fair comparison — with added nastiness, plus deliberate sabotage of proper government.

The lot of them are not on learner's plate, having got their driver's licence by deceit with the help of a crooked inspector Uncle Rupe...  they are driving a mining truck through your hamlet, destroying everything of value in their path... While laughing like moronic vandals.

Bullies, brats, idiots, thugs are not strong enough word to describe their behaviour... they make the nastiest of Bikies look like angels of god...

rife with dead bastards...

Christopher Pyne is as big a joke as Sarah Palin, says Bob Ellis, and should have four fingers held up in front of his face.

There may be no other option henceforth, I suspect, than redefining ‘failure’ as ‘success’.

Pyne succeeded in his reforms to the Gonski reforms; of course he did. Abbott succeeded in getting vital information out of Mrs Yuduyono’s bedroom; of course he did. Scott Morrison succeeded in giving the boat people nowhere to go back to but Christmas Island; what a good thing that was. Julie Bishop has riled East Timor, China, Niugini, the US, the UK, the EU, Russia and sixty-nine participants in the Global Warming conference, and is everywhere admired for this.

In the next week Abbott will prevent or annul ten thousand gay weddings in the ACT  his most famous victory, despite twelve million Australians wanting them to occur.

This is a government that is not only successful, but barking mad.

The sanity of Christopher Pyne must be urgently investigated by a Senate Inquiry. He speaks of ‘envelopes’ and ‘a Shorten shambles’ and how ‘Unity Ticket’ meant disunity everywhere, and how the abhorrent system Gonski’s deliberations were intended to cure was a roaring success that needed no tinkering — none whatsoever. That his own academically challenged sons are doing very well, thank you, and need no additional help.

It is probable psychosis of this order has been around in politics from Year One.

Henry VIII invented Protestantism in order to achieve the loins of a proud young woman and gave her syphilis because his first marriage, he swore, was ‘incestuous’ and rife with dead bastards. George III in rare moments of lucidity believed he was a peacock. Hitler, his veins agog with bull’s sperm, moved imaginary armies around a map of the world. Reagan thought rockets in outer space would bring down enemy rockets in outer space that never went there. George Bush thought that God, his ‘true father’, wanted him to level Babylon and thus fulfil Isaiah’s prophesy.

read more: http://www.independentaustralia.net/article-display/the-madness-of-christopher-pyne,5939

See also: http://www.yourdemocracy.net.au/drupal/node/27610

you have my permission to kick him in the gonads...

 

Education Minister Christopher Pyne has defended his handling of the Gonski education reforms, saying he succeeded in creating a national funding model where Labor failed.

The Federal Government has backed down on its decision to axe Labor's Gonski reforms, pledging now to fund the plan for four years.

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"I've just spent the last 11 weeks trying to sort through the mess that Bill Shorten left me as the Education Minister," he told the ABC's 7.30 program.

"Three jurisdictions had signed agreements. Two had been claimed to have signed it, but hadn't.

"The Catholics hadn't signed an agreement and ... two states and one territory weren't even in the national model."

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-12-02/pyne-defends-handling-of-gonski-school-funding-policy/5130148

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WHAT A LOT OF CODSWAPPOOP!  The ABC should be shot for giving at least 70 per cent front space to "glorify" the crap-on of a mad Porkie-Pyne... WITHOUT CHALLENGING HIS hypocritical finger-pointing...

Besides, the point is when the fair Gonski education funding plan was being implemented by Labor, the rabid silly right of Tony Abbott jumped up and down to stop STATES AND INSTITUTIONS to sign onto the deal... BECAUSE THEY "HAD ANOTHER PLAN" (they had no proper plan) THAT THEY WANTED TO IMPLEMENT — A TOTALLY UNFAIR PLAN... based on their failures in the past...

At least the bigger states, Victoria and NSW (conservatives), plus Tasmania and South Australia (Labor) saw that the new deal was a fairer and better way to fund education in this country. Only the RABID RIGHT LOONY governments of QUEENSLAND AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA followed their Canberranean loonies instructions NOT TO SIGN, THOUGH a smart dog would have seen it was a good bone. THE LIBERALS (CONSERVATIVES) IN CANBERRA played a NASTY game of POLITICS rather than have proper considerations of policies... The Libs (CONservatives) in Canberra DID NOT WANT THE GONSKI DEAL. They did not want Labor to succeed and they wanted to return to the failed Howard system that punished Public Education in favour of Christian private education.

The mad loony Pyne now pats himself for doing what Labor would have done better and painlessly — had he and Tony not interfered. The "extra" money that Pyne said "he had to find" was already ear-marked in the Labor budget for the states that had not signed for the deal because of these POLITICAL GAMES... There was no SHAMBLES... The only shambles came from TONY'S MAD CIRKUS...

Pyne is part of A BUNCH OF IDIOTIC SADISTIC CLOWNS... You have my permission to kick Pyne in his religious gonads. And please be aware, despite the backflips galore, Porkie-Pyne may not implement the scheme properly and equitably... He will try to hide a few brown "envelopes" towards his mates in the private school network... be AWARE...

Secrecy is the way these morons hide the surprises they promised you won't have...

 

 

pyne — the left kidney expert...

Christopher Pyne says cuts to research funding as an alternative to the higher education reforms that face being blocked by the Senate could be a “worst-case scenario” and has called on student protesters to “get some perspective” because the government is “not exactly asking for their left kidney”.

On Thursday Pyne will introduce legislation to implement his plan to deregulate university fees, decrease course funding by an average 20% and increase the interest rate charged for student loans.

But Labor, the Greens and the Palmer United party are opposed to the reform package.

Fairfax newspapers reported on Sunday that the government is considering cutting billions of dollars in research funding from universities if the Senate blocks its higher education changes, and Guardian Australia understands Pyne has raised this “worst-case” possibility in private meetings and negotiations.

read more : http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/aug/24/christopher-pyne-no-university-reform-could-mean-research-funding-cuts

 

See toon at top... Pyne, the master of bad disguised, shows how more silly he's got, if this was ever possible... A kidney, the left one... Making a bad joke, Pyney, are we?