The Ferguson Report: Australia re-imagining its military as completely imaginary


Tim Ferguson dishes up the week in fake news. Photo: TND
A major defence review has found the Australian military is ânot fit for purposeâ.
Even worse, the âpurposeâ is also not fit for purpose.
So, the Albanese government is blowing $4.1billion on manufacturing American missiles in Australia that will be swiftly delivered by Amazon.
A spokeswoman hunkering in a bunker said: âWeâre held back by the slight non-existence of our submarines, rockets and air force. But weâll use our âabsolute sovereigntyâ to ride Americaâs coat-tails into World War III.â
Defence Minister Richard Marles & Marles said: âWe are trying to re-imagine an army which is more mobile and can project.â
Our strategy for the upcoming Six-Second War is to place rockets between our legs and fire from a safe distance.
âWe are fighting an unwaged war against an unidentified enemy. You never know where they might not be hiding.â
Marles denied that by âemerging threatsâ he meant China and Russia, while vigorously nodding, winking and slapping his forehead.
Chinese and Russian officials expressed surprise. âWe didnât know the Australian military was a thing.â

Barry Humphries performed stand-up comedy (left) as well as his most outrageous characters Dame Edna (middle) and Sir Les Patterson (right).
BAD BOY BARRY
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award was named âThe Barryâ in honour of Australiaâs most successful comedian, the dearly departed Barry Humphries.
But in 2019, Barryâs name was cancelled by the festival when he mistakenly crossed the line, trod on toes, said the unsayable and other imperatives of comedy.
A pinch-lipped festival spokesthing said, âWe support diversity, inclusion, equality, parallelism, cultural non-appropriation and other restrictions upon comedy.â
The Barry Award is now named âThe Melbourne Comedy Festival Awardâ, after 1842 British Prime Minister William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne.
Melbourne never said anything to upset the easily-startled tweeters who find cancelling legends far easier than agitating for positive change.
MICF festival director Susan Provan â who has been in the job since Viscount Melbourne was a kitten, said: âWe can celebrate Barryâs artistic genius while not much liking some of his views.â
If only sheâd said that before cancelling him.
The search is underway for a comedian whose views align perfectly with everyonesâ.
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