I genuinely can’t believe the premier appointed plibers bloke as his head of department. That;s one of the few public service jobs that you can replace. why would you not have someone who believes in what you do? I find it hard to believe that plibbers bloke isn’t labor all the way

Excellent the Cat is back.

This looks very shiny.

Could someone kindly tell me wether gargoolery numbers or bird are around?

Could someone kindly tell me wether gargoolery numbers or bird are around?

Not around.

rosie says:
October 8, 2021 at 5:07 pm

Thanks Rosie.

Nice to see you Custard.

If we could only get IT(KP) and Mark A over here as well, it would be heaven.

JC said:

Look, I’m too old perhaps to consider the value BTC has to offer, as I just don’t see it. I also think government like the US , EU, China , Japan and whomever else are not going to give away their power to determine monetary policy and the printing press. They will die in a ditch before that happens.

This is what makes me very very negative about BTC or any other free market currency regime outside of government control. From the 90s onward, the US basically broke the back of tax havens and didn’t stop until they fucked over Switzerland to give away the names of ALL non- Swiss residents who held bank accounts in Switzerland. I can’t see how you can have a currency regime like BTC without havens such as what there used to be in the Caribbean or Europe.

Keep in mind that in 2016, the Dutch wanted information from a stone walling Credit Suisse about Dutch holders of Swiss accounts in Switzerland. The Bank refused and the Dutch got the help of the NSA to break into the CS systems retrieve all the information. The NSA passed the information to the Dutch and the Dutch government then passed on all information pertaining to Swiss account in other domiciles such as Australia. Read up on it, it was in the AFR at the time.

Here’s my counterfactual:

BTC is above where it was before it was banned in China last month.

Here’s what you are missing: Who can you lean on with BTC, even if you are Uncle Sam??

The Swiss or Dutch government do not own it.

http://alanparker.com/film/pink-floyd-the-wall/making/

For anyone familiar with the brilliant, but flawed movie Pink Floyd’s The Wall, this description of its making is good reading…

How good is that?

Saving the air fare or getting rid of the little woman?

Yes, Dover. Perfect.

I like this one too.

I found the information presented in the link disturbing. Riccardo Bosi and a Tamworth man discuss Oncologists forcing jabs on sick kids in cancer wards. As well as their parents threatening restriction of visiting “privileges”. Coerced vaccination and some pretty unpleasant goings on imposed for Indigenous people in Western NSW ( 14:05->).

Genocide is a term we’ve all heard, would prefer not to hear, used in reference to the formation of Australia. Often preferring to just not consider the magnitude of effects, the impact of flu and smallpox on immunogenically naive populations as correlating with any blame or responsibility.

While I have come across references to diseases being introduced into the Americas with malicious intent, I had not previously heard the same had occurred here. I would have to agree that albeit on a smaller scale, what is described here does appear to meet the criteria. By proxy of virus or adverse vaccine reaction.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Loy2psud41pk/

Many thanks Cats for the welcome and the vibe.

Since I last contributed to the discourse here I’ve sadly lost a couple of friends to the ChinaVirus hysteria and managed to injure myself (god knows when) and am facing surgery for a disc replacement or laminectomy to my c6c7 region.

Caravan sales are huge. Prices have only risen by about $2k but discounts have dropped by 50%, you’ll only get about $2-3k off just now…and that’s on a $80k van.

Trump won.

Bannon’s Warroom is fantastic.

I remain stoic.

Perfect analogy.

Smelly. I prefer this one.

Zipstersays:
October 8, 2021 at 9:27 pm
Why did they try to assassinate China’s top leaders? A never-ending power struggle inside CCP

There might be people in the CCP who want Xi gone not just because they want the throne but also because they are worried about that his leadership is damaging China.

Zulu!

Zipstersays:
October 8, 2021 at 9:55 pm
There might be people in the CCP who want Xi gone not just because they want the throne but also because they are worried about that his leadership is damaging China.

Or damaging their wealth. This is classic leninist paranoia.

And their relatives. Many public officials have been charged. Xi is damaging the economy.

Fuck I hate the police

Fuck I hate the police

I was brung up to think of the police as there to protect me from the bad guys. Nowadays, in Victoria, they are the bad guys.

and in NSW too. Latest example above. Also this…

Real Mark Latham
@RealMarkLatham
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14h
After what happened in Goulburn is it some kind of joke that Mal Lanyon is being interviewed as the next NSW Police Commissioner?
For his drunken disgrace and attack on ambos he should have been sacked on the spot.
This is the same Lanyon lecturing everyone on Covid behaviour!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=–LE2YAsmhk

Cossack taken from his home today by NSW filth for allegedly violating of the public health edicts on October 4.

Just saw Amanda Stoker and Jacinta Price together on Sky Friday evening talking about CPAC, which is happening in Brisbane in November. Going to be stymied by border issues though. There was such a great vibe between the two of them, the new and younger generation taking it up to the forces of the left. Both waxing lyrical about how great CPAC 2019 was, which is what drew us to the 2020 gathering.

Very encouraging indeed.

The presenter said there was no CPAC in 2020. There may not have been a conference but 300 people gathered under the aegis of CPAC on the night of the US election and received speeches IRL and also from the US online, so CPAC wasn’t exactly defunct for that year. I think it is an organisation whose time has come, it is time conservatives stood up to debate and voice a public political alternative. My American defacto daughter in law, with whom I am very close, mother of my autistic grandson, saw us there in the front row on national TV. Live with it, I tell her, for we have agreed to disagree.

cohenite says:
October 8, 2021 at 10:01 pm
The wallopers arrested Cossack; seemed very personal.</em

Where are you Pair o’ Tits?
Cops out of control.

This is the run in with Sergeant Kingston… I think that the sergeant had it in for him!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0kby9xXUaA

CPAC 2020 was a catered dinner in a function centre. Limited to 300 due to Covid rules.

We certainly didn’t expect these to continue into 2021 as we planned with others to meet up again ‘next time’ for another night of gee-up for those who enjoy the company of like-minded individuals.

It was an interesting nite, first watching Trump wipe the floor with the Biden, only to have some very shonky things start to happen in real time during the US early hours of the morning.

What the???? was the general reaction to what we are still all convinced was a steal, with shonky ballots turning up from everywhere.

DrBeauGansays:
October 8, 2021 at 10:08 pm
Fuck I hate the police

I was brung up to think of the police as there to protect me from the bad guys. Nowadays, in Victoria, they are the bad guys.

Before the Fitzgerald Enquiry(Qld) the police were the bad guys that you should never trust, were active in the drug trade, and had the equivalent of a secret service that tracked anyone involved in protests or members of suspect organisations. Looks like Victoria has gone back in time.

The real shit of a thing is that a week later there is nothing under the [illegal / unconstitutional] emergency health act “laws” .

This is a waste of resources … how many DOZENS of police must be tracking and following the Cossack trying to pin something on him. I’d say that with the court time and man hours NSW police have spent multiple 1oo’s of thousands of taxpayer money on this.

And I’m guessing it only because the Cossack made them look like the idiots they are and they think that they are teaching him a lesson. [LOL – they have made him a millionaire and a political influencer or a decade!]

So members of the NSW Highway Patrol routinely arrest people in their own homes for breaching the Health Act?

Wow, how petty especially from a Sergeant who would have already copped the “pigs etc…” and should be past grudges. Trust me won’t be the last we hear of this. LOL.

areff says:
October 8, 2021 at 10:16 pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=–LE2YAsmhk

Apparently video already “removed by the uploader.”

Peoples – so has the global mass insanity been brought to a long overdue end?

Of course it has – everywhere except here, in this paradise that has devolved into a prison island – again. ?

Australia is a nanny state on steroids. Doctor has to ring to get permission to prescribe certain medicines. completely fucking absurd.

The administrative state has its long and grubby tentacles into every aspect of your life. Severe overreach by numerous agencies, no bill of rights. No protection from the government. We seem to already be just social-credit lite.

Yesterday Hairy and I went for a walk down to the Parsley Bay beach reserve area, and aimed to walk back up to the road through the pathway by the stream up the gully. In the empty carpark a cop car suddenly arrived and slowly circled. It was about 5.45pm and no-one else was around. The cops cast an eye over both of us and suddenly I had a bit of a panic. For every walk we have taken I have studiously gathered up the mandatory mask and ID and put them into my pocket, but as we in our minds had decided that lockdown was over even though it doesn’t end till Monday, I had forgotten this time to have the necessities on me. Just my luck to get a $500 fine at this late stage as they are looking for one last catch and capture, I thought, so I slowed my pace and started to limp like some sort of cripple. The cops drove off. It worked.

Before the Fitzgerald Enquiry(Qld) the police were the bad guys that you should never trust, were active in the drug trade, and had the equivalent of a secret service that tracked anyone involved in protests or members of suspect organisations. Looks like Victoria has gone back in time.

no. victoria just never went forward.

REPORT: 9 out of 10 CHILDREN with COVID in ICU are obese

If I may.

I chose my handle, “FlyingPigs”, as an abbreviation of “Pigs Might Fly”.

Over the years I have known many fine ‘Officers of The Law’.

But our Australian State Police Forces are being dragged into enforcing Political decisions made by arzholes.

If we ever get Australia back from the goons of “Public Service” Health and Politics then every State and Commonwealth Costitution needs amending to allow election of your local Sherrif, which position still exists under Law.

Who knows if the cops are reading this site

Of course they are.

FlyingPigssays:
October 8, 2021 at 10:46 pm
If I may.

I chose my handle, “FlyingPigs”, as an abbreviation of “Pigs Might Fly”.

I thought it was a reference to the F 111. Hence my previous post re aardvark.

I thought it was a reference to the F 111.

LOL

John H.

When I was a kid I wanted to be an astronaut and to do that you had to have already gained your jet fighter plane ticket.

Kiwibog got this up.

https://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2021/10/govt_plans_to_confiscate_private_testing_labs.html

This comment probably best describes my thoughts on the matter. I reckon same here or why restrict it?

krazykiwi
While the discussion here is – rightly – abhorrence at the prospect of a private business being nationalised, look at the business itself.

We know that government has controlled the narrative around ‘cases’ to use ‘casedemic’ fear port to their advantage. The prospect of private testing puts that control of the narrative at risk, and that’s something that they won’t tolerate.

For example, imagine privately available, randomly conducted antibody testing. This would offer population wide seroprevalence data that would show just how many people had contracted and sef-recovered from Covid-19 with the vast majority of young people not even knowing they’d been infected, and around 66% of adults also not knowing. That information would be like kryptonite for Ardern who is hellbent on stretching out the fear and control until the next election.

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Rabzsays:
October 8, 2021 at 11:06 pm
Who knows if the cops are reading this site
Of course they are.

That’s the safe assumption. Probably nothing we can do to conceal our identity from them. I’m not worried about it. They will be far more interested in those attending protests. Perhaps they check out anyone who demonstrate extremist group association. No-one here is a threat to the state and they know it.

Today I received an sms from Qld Health telling me to get vaxxed. Still trying to figure out how they got my phone number. There it is, in their minds anyone who isn’t vaxxed is a threat to the state.

Calli:

This is how they discover previously unidentified class enemies.

Reminiscent of Mao Tse Tungs “Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom…” program.

MatrixTransformsays:
October 8, 2021 at 11:46 pm
still trying to figure out how they got my phone number

I couldn’t help it, I sent a TXT to them

I was thinking of replying: You are obligated to advise me the source from which you obtained my phone number.

I suspect they are blocking replies.

I actually enjoyed the “Old Man’s War” series by John Scalzi which, I think, is far better than The Forever War depression.

Flying Pigs:

I actually enjoyed the “Old Man’s War” series by John Scalzi which, I think, is far better than The Forever War depression.

Very good noel.
Have you read his serialised novel “…We only need the Heads.” (not sure if that’s a chapter or the name of the novel.)

MatrixTransformsays:
October 9, 2021 at 12:20 am
Never been busted.

LoL

I have a nephew like that.
Pretty sure he reckons nobody knows he’s a stoner.
But we all know he’s a stoner.

All my family and acquaintances know I smoke. Meanwhile, sucking down their booze … . I time my smoking to allow for washout. There is a substantial body of literature showing that cannabinoids inhibit protein aggregation but timing is important. I can explain that down to the molecular level but have banned myself from ever stating like details here. I did go overboard. Sorry about that. Your stoner friend was probably the typical stoner who never bothered to learn anything so smoked when he felt like it. Probably wouldn’t know a CB1 from a CB2. I am not like your nephew, he must be an idiot to think people don’t know. BTW I previously wrote that I never kept it secret and you overlooked that. Are you presently sucking booze?

Zipster says:
October 8, 2021 at 10:44 pm
REPORT: 9 out of 10 CHILDREN with COVID in ICU are obese

Well, it’s difficult not to notice the large number of little porkers out there these days, waddling along behind their equally porky parents.

The only “generously-sized” kid I ever knew was a Papuan, and she wasn’t fat, just built like a typical Papuan – shorter and rounder than the average Aussie kid.

If obesity is a high risk for this covid thing, maybe the elf officials should be rounding up the porkers and putting them in the Jenny Craig paddock instead of monstering those of us who are sensibly cautious about being jabbed with an experimental concoction.

areffsays:
October 9, 2021 at 12:51 am
John H: no need for a long explanation of your taste for dakka. It’s pleasant to get bent; that’s enough of a reason.

Great for listening to music. As Alan Watts wrote in the 60’s: Who really listens to music these days except marijuana smokers.

If we ever get Australia back from the goons of “Public Service” Health and Politics then every State and Commonwealth Costitution needs amending to allow election of your local Sherrif, which position still exists under Law.

???

Sheriffs only exist as the head of their department in a State.

They (the Sheriff’s officers) enforce civil court orders, provide court security and escort non prisoner accuseds held on remand within court complexes.

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What you suggest however is a really good idea.

1. Consistent with subsidiarity.
2. Closer to participatory democracy.
3. Better accountability.
4. Further promotes the separation of powers and dilution of political power.

Which in themselves promote democracy, republicanism and therefore promote liberty.

…can be a good option.