Vote the Yowie Slate In ‘08

Posted by: Loren Coleman on June 21st, 2006

Tim the Yowie Man

There is finally a political candidate we can all back, totally, and support, unconditionally.

Tim the Yowie Man may be running for election in Australia in 2008.

According to the media reports out of Australia for June 21, 2006, the threat is a serious one:

The wrath of parents may be the least of ACT Chief Minister Jon Stanhope’s concerns after the announcement the nation’s chief Yowie hunter may fight him at the next election. Tim the Yowie Man has issued a challenge to Mr Stanhope to reverse a string of Budget cuts announced on June 6 or face him at the polls.

Tim the Yowie Man

He formally changed his name to Tim the Yowie Man after spotting an unidentified black hairy creature in Canberra’s Brindabella Mountains in 1994, and has since carved out a curious career as a mystery investigator.

“Today, is the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year, and given the short sightedness of the Stanhope government’s budget, I feel it is an appropriate day to announce this challenge,” Mr Yowie Man said.

Mr Stanhope announced plans to shut 39 schools and raised taxes 6 per cent in the Budget but still delivered a deficit of $80 million.

The Yowie Man, better known for his books on the mythical beast and as the operator of Canberra ghost tours, said he would offer his hearse to the Government.

Tim the Yowie Man

“I should offer the hearse to Jon Stanhope and (ACT education minister) Andrew Barr to commute to work – especially because their policies are killing our local schools,” the Yowie Man said.

According to the Australian account, a comment was sought from Jon Stanhope. Since the media didn’t publish any from Mr. Stanhope, I guess we are to assume the Chief Minister was left speechless by Tim the Yowie Man.

Footnote to our friend Tim the Yowie Man (the former Mr. Tim Bull): Let us know when your headquarters open so we may publish an address for contributions and volunteers.

Tim the Yowie Man

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5 Responses to “Vote the Yowie Slate In ‘08”

  1. lgodfrey responds:

    Hey Loren,
    There actually has been at least one other “cryptozoologically aware” politician, Wisconsin’s State Rep. Chuck Coleman (distant relative? :-) ) described in my first book who won election to Congress after claiming he was endorsed by The Beast of Bray Road, thereby garnering all the pro-upright canid votes. He even had a photo of “The Beast” signing his endorsement, again proving just how painfully difficult it is to fake an upright canid or any other hairy hominoid with a human in costume. But I’d vote for Yowie Man!
    Linda Godfrey

  2. Scarfe responds:

    I dunno about unconditional support, but I wish him the best!

  3. scmarlowe responds:

    Go Tim!

  4. twblack responds:

    I hope he wins!!

  5. Jeremy_Wells responds:

    Yay. Another opportunity for folks in the press to poke fun at crytpozoologists.

    That said, all the best to Mr. Yowie Man. He is actually talking about issues (like education and budget deficits) that makes him something of a cryptid amongst “real” politicians.



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