Blue design, far-reaching planning is important to save the environment. It is not unusual for them to have stories, chats, jokes among themselves, juicy discussions. But the heads of state need to understand where, what and how much to discuss. Otherwise they burn their faces. As is Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. In the world climate conference COP31 in Turkey, keeping the microphone on, he was busy practicing with penis! Everyone present heard his 'naughty' joke with his cabinet member Chris Bowen. In the midst of important conferences, such discussions naturally fell into disarray.
Where does Chris keep his mobile phone? Albanese wanted to know. He said that he kept it in his shirt pocket. Then Albanese advised him, it is not right to keep the mobile phone in the book pocket, the vibration may damage the heart. Rather it is safe to keep it in trouser pocket. Hearing that, Chris said, he is not used to it. Albanese then jokingly poked his penis. Chris laughed at that. Albanese reiterated, “It is more important to protect the heart than the penis.”
The World Climate Conference is being held in the ancient city of Anatolia, Turkey, from November 9 to 20. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Environment Minister Chris Bowen spoke there on Friday. Then they sat in their seats and started the story. Forget to turn off the microphone. As a result, all the discussions of the two people were heard by everyone present at the conference. The conversation started with mobile phones. Where does Chris keep his mobile phone? Albanese wanted to know. He said that he kept it in his shirt pocket. Then Albanese advised him, it is not right to keep the mobile phone in the book pocket, the vibration may damage the heart. Rather it is safe to keep it in trouser pocket. Hearing that, Chris said, he is not used to it. Albanese then jokingly poked his penis. Chris laughed at that. Albanese reiterated, “It is more important to protect the heart than the penis.”
This entire conversation was heard by everyone present at the environment conference. They laughed. It was then that Albanese realized that the conversation between the two of them had been recorded on a microphone and the pot was broken in the market. After the damage control, the spokesperson of the Australian administration said that the two people were joking among themselves to lighten the atmosphere in the middle of the serious matter in the meeting. However, the criticism did not decrease. Earlier, in 2015, Albanese's predecessor, Tony Abbott, also found himself in such an uncomfortable position. He was laughing with another minister, Peter Dutton, amid discussions about a blue print to curb Pacific warming and its ill effects. It is debated. This time, Albanese said sexist talk in the middle of the market!