Early Australian Election?

As I tune into the political environment in Australia I'm guided to look at the movement to call an early election and the motives of the power brokers hidden behind the scenes to force an early election.

The last Prime Minister John Howard and influential business men seem to be taking an active role in directing Tony Abbott as to how he should respond to the government's policies and reply to the budget. Like a well-oiled machine they are directing everything and attempting to stir the pot.

The Australian public is buying into their tactics, but the power brokers will not get the outcome they want from the government to call an early election.

I am not being shown that there will be an early election called this year. I am shown two definitive months this year that have a heightened energy, they are July and November and when I tune into the month of July I view a level of animosity from Liberal and Coalition ministers towards the Greens. They are taking no prisoners showing their distaste about how they believe the Parliament should be and it seems there are some childish moments that will make the public have a rethink on whether the coalition are mature enough to manage certain political situations.

The independent Members are mostly standing firm with the government, but I do see someone threatening to cross the line and offering the coalition some hope they may be able to bring down the Gillard led government.

November seems to be a time of uncertainty for the Labor party and there may be some discontent among the ranks. Prime Minister Julia Gillard needs to be on guard at this time because it seems someone will challenge some of her decisions. Overall it is going to be an eventful year in Australian politics. Exciting times ahead…


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Are special interest groups in the media trying to stir the pot by removing the focus from Tony Abbott and the Liberal party after questions were raised about their prior knowledge of the Qantas grounding of its international and interstate airlines by CEO Alan Joyce? Or is there really a rumbling of a political leadership challenge going on in the Labor Party?

In this prediction Vine guided that Julia Gillard needed to be on the alert about someone challenging her decisions. Does that mean there is a real challenge from a member of her own political party occurring in November?

Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd is having to deny he is interested in a challenge and Vine earlier guided that the break from the Prime Ministership would benefit Kevin Rudd with his future political ambitions.


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Recent news reports from Fairfax media are confirming Vine's earlier prediction about the power play of corporate power brokers. In one of the leading Australian Newspapers questions are being asked about the motives of Rupert Murdoch and his most senior Australian editors and columnist, as they back Tony Abbott and try to oust out the current government Abbott in the next election.

In this prediction Vine stated "The last Prime Minister John Howard and influential business men seem to be taking an active role in directing Tony Abbott as to how he should respond to the government's policies and reply to the budget. Like a well-oiled machine they are directing everything and attempting to stir the pot."

Was Vine tuning into Rupert Murdoch's political agenda?

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