Tuesday 19 February 2019

Other News Yesterday - Installment 2(iii) Special "Island hellholes" edition

 

 

In breaking news it seems sick people on everyone’s favourite island hellholes are getting no free kicks from PM Scomite or Minister for Gratuitous Cruelty Dutto.  In keeping with earlier forays into the cauldron of human rights Nauru has indicated it will block medical transfers for people at risk from Scomite-Dutto syndrome, which it turns out, can be fatal.   






Any fortunate enough to escape these island hellholes will be transferred to another island hellhole owned by the junta in a delightful twist of the Catch 22 conundrum designed by the ‘covfefe’ of asylum seeker torturers, Nick Pizzantine.  Plaudits are flowing from international human rights and law agencies in response to the brilliant plan cooked up last night over a hot hook up between culpable parties.  It augurs well for nominations to the annual awards for unadulterated bastardry to people caught up in shitty situations escaping by boat.  Scomite, Dutto and Pizzantine are considered shoe-ins for the tag team prize.





Meanwhile Pizzantine has been explaining to Senators how a fly by night outfit based on Kangaroo Island won a $422m contract to facilitate torture on one of the island hellholes.  It seems they’ve never run anything much up until now beyond dodgy chook raffles but apparently have taken to the torture game with great gusto.   






Dutto has denied ever having heard of the Palladium Pistols and has suggested it was all the idea of Pizzantine, who in turn has suggested the ‘special measures’ under which the Pistols got the gig were a construct of the junta.  Watch this space….






PM Scomite, bursting with excitement at news of events in the hellholes, has decided to embellish the lily with the launch of ‘Married at First Sight’ to the Pacific Islands.  In a move to counter China’s rapid excursions into the collective consciousness of new members of the ‘belts and roads’ society Australian reality TV is the obvious platform.   





MKR and the Block are part of a package deal to ensure Australians are forever seen as juvenile wannabes with short attention spans and a limited grasp of the institution of marriage.  The Junta has high hopes for the strategy as it largely reflects the ideals of its members.