I know someone in vic who is in isolation because of his kids in daycare.

He was lamenting being locked at home with them. He works from home, and is a covid karen. So what he was whinging about is that while he’s comfy at home with his fat mrs who is also at home ‘working’, is they can’t boot their toddlers out the door to go to the local masked-prole staffed disease incubation centre during the Global Pandemic(tm).

Two and four years old, a real trial for him he lamented to the team who showed sympathy for that dreadful plight.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that much of the professional class loathe children, culturally. The old Victorian era upper middle class was the same. Palmed them off to nannies and au-pairs and school as fast as they could, just a real callous disregard for them which naturally begat the industrial child labor atrocities.

So don’t expect to see any push back against the vaccine lunatics chasing little kids around with highly experimental DNA / mRNA concoctions for no benefit to them.

if you scroll though Victoria’s tier 1 exposure sites child care centres and primary schools continue to feature prominently, my family once again just dodged a 14 days in quarantine bullet.

the UK figures show kids are the primary spreaders

So don’t expect to see any push back against the vaccine lunatics chasing little kids around with highly experimental DNA / mRNA concoctions for no benefit to them.

For us this is the line in the sand. If they force it on our kids (6yo to 15yo), we are thinking of getting out of here. The problem is I’m not sure where to, since the whole world looks crazy at the moment. And it’s not that easy either when you don’t have much financial resources.

If they force it on our kids (6yo to 15yo), we are thinking of getting out of here.

Australia is funny, the terror at the thought of kids not being in school means they won’t mandate it to go to school I don’t think.

But what they’re gearing up to do – is sneak into the schools and ‘jab’ kids half on the sly before anyone can put up resistance or organise to pull their kids out.

It might also defuse the peer pressure to have the vaxx that appears to be doing the rounds thanks to the fear-crazed Karen mammas.

Given the average age of the deceased I think its fairly safe to assume, in light of deliberate non-reporting by either government or media, that they had received vaxes.

Yes. Somewhere between fairly safe and very safe, one would think.

The victims were apparently mostly over 70, the youngest 40. In Victoria 90%+ of the population over 40 is reported as double vaxxed, with 94% of the over 70’s.

So, statistically, you would expect most victims to be vaxxed – and 100% vaxxed wouldn’t be a surprise outcome in a small sample.

Silence on the matter is most likely due to The Science.

But what they’re gearing up to do – is sneak into the schools and ‘jab’ kids half on the sly before anyone can put up resistance or organise to pull their kids out.

That’s why they allowed kids as young as 12 to give consent for COVID jab without their parents’ knowledge.

Pot smoking MMA commentator comedian makes more sense than anyone.

https://twitter.com/loftipixels/status/1448367209680711687?s=20

Mater says:
October 14, 2021 at 1:31 pm
…the finding with the highest certainty, and smallest error bars, is the fact that when a dataset gets inconvenient, it disappears.

An Iron Law.
We are living in Babel for a reason.

I’m coming around to the inescapable conclusion that the new No Time to Die will be my last Bond film. Just repeats from now on.

go woke, go broke

Thanks P –

P says:
October 14, 2021 at 1:27 pm
Judge blocks Baltimore from banning Catholic group’s rally
AP NEWS – Yesterday

FILE – Fr. Paul Kalchik, left, St. Michael’s Media founder and CEO Michael Voris, center, and Milo Yiannopoulos talk with a court officer before entering the federal courthouse, Sept. 30, 2021 in Baltimore. A federal judge has blocked Baltimore city officials from banning the conservative Roman Catholic media outlet from holding a prayer rally at a city-owned pavilion during a U.S. bishops’ meeting next month. U.S. District Judge Ellen Hollander ruled late Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2021 that St. Michael’s Media is likely to succeed on its claims that the city discriminated against it on the basis of its political views and violated its First Amendment free speech rights. (AP Photo/Gail Burton, file)

h/t Jack Posobiec

https://apnews.com/article/business-media-religion-beda9f28fa619f3e07882fcc1a5588eb
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In Australia the they would be too busy arguing about the ‘bad optics’ of letting two Ex-gay men speak for Catholicism and decide it wasn’t worth it for the backlash they’d get from the Alphabet Mobs.

Still, even in America it’s the Militant Lay Catholics and some good Priests (and so, persecuted by their Bishop’s), who are doing what the Church Leaders should but refuse to do.

The Mines and Collieries Bill, which prohibited women and girls and boys under 10 from working underground, was passed in 1842

But not well enforced. It took about 10 years to come into full effect for small children, and another 10 before the last women mine workers left the pit.

Children were employed in UK coal mines until the 1980’s.

letting two Ex-gay men speak for Catholicism

Uh. What?

As an aside, the lead actress, who herself is half white…is Jurnee Diana Smollet.
Hmm…does that surname ring a bell? Wonder who her brother is? He’s a perpetrator of a big racist hoax.

I didnt realize that…

Lol at having a racist hoaxer playing a victim of racists….

One of my great grandad’s started down the mine at age 13 years in 1887 and retired from the same pit in 1938 at 64 .. he died 3 months later …

I started down the pit in the 1970’s, shortly after turning 16. There were a few trade apprentices who would only just have turned 15.

Dying shortly after retirement was sadly very common – for some reason particularly for Deputies and Overmen. Retirements were usually somber affairs.

Wasn’t there a change some years ago to low sulphur diesel that likewise has poor lubricity?

Yes, in conventional diesel the sulphur content provides the necessary lubricity, in ULSD it is achieved with an additive package.

No free lunch!

Fuel / Lubricant/ Engine interactions can be incredibly complex. Particularly as the starting point for most combinations was “because it works”. eg. Volatiles in Jet A1 are necessary for high altitude engine re-light, but this property is not directly tested, it just all works provided you take crude and run it through normal processes. Synthetic Jet into conventional Jet is limited to 50% because the synthetic processes don’t produce many, if any, volatiles.

If someone is too frightened to return to work, they can always have the option of staying home and working from there.

I’m sure she’d get over her fear after a few weeks.

Synthetic Jet into conventional Jet is limited to 50% because the synthetic processes don’t produce many, if any, volatiles

Now that I didn’t know.

However, if your 1 megalitre of JP4/JP5 can be successfully mixed into 1 megalitre of Fischer-Tropff ersatz kerosene (from your own coal reserves) to fly your wing of bombers halfway round the world and back and/or keep your armoured division rolling (or even just keep your civil aviation industry in the go-juice for a few months), then the economy is pretty good. And well worth the strategic impost.

Can we have a separate thread for those who prefer to run the vax debate on “memes and feelz”, and another thread for those who are trying to glean some facts through the smoke and mirrors.

The mass debate is over with the announcement that getting the virus means that you won’t get the virus!
Link

I’m sure she’d get over her fear after a few weeks.

Meh. Karen was just having a good little virtue signal and public ego-stroke at everyone else’s expense (I just hope she cleaned up the result of her forelock-tugging afterwards).

As such, a public ego-checking (no matter how richly deserved) would not have been politic. But everyone now knows (or is suitably reminded) to watch out for Karen in case she goes full Ham on them and lets her Neuroses take flight…

Michael Voris & Milo Yiannopoulos.
Both were, are no longer, gay.

Bitch, please !

h/t Samuel L Jackson.

The power of prayer can only do so much.
Milo is gay.

Some doors^ just have to be gone through.

Michael had a harder, longer time coming back to The Church.

Ahem. *clears throat*

PHRASING.

^Back doors. Also PHRASING.

Great.

After years of silence the IPA has suddenly sprung into action and wants me to something something Peter Ridd.

Ok dickheads, how about you talk to your liberal party dickhead mates about it at the next cocktail party.

Our society was doomed a long time ago, it’s just taken this long to realise.

“When you see that in order to produce, you need to obtain permission from men who produce nothing – When you see that money is flowing to those who deal, not in goods, but in favors – When you see that men get richer by graft and by pull than by work, and your laws don’t protect you against them, but protect them against you – When you see corruption being rewarded and honesty becoming a self-sacrifice – You may know that your society is doomed.” – Ayn Rand

They Were Planning This All Along! | Aldous Huxley & The Fabian Society

This from those who delight in telling cats what others say, mean & believe, isn’t what others say, mean & believe, because they know they’ll be praised for telling cats what other’s, ‘really say, mean & believe’ –

feelthebernsays:
October 14, 2021 at 3:22 pm
The power of prayer can only do so much.
Milo is gay.

Knuckle Draggersays:
October 14, 2021 at 3:24 pm

Some doors^ just have to be gone through.

Michael had a harder, longer time coming back to The Church.

Ahem. *clears throat*

PHRASING.

^Back doors. Also PHRASING.

feelthebern says:
October 14, 2021 at 3:25 pm
That’s some quality work there KD.

So many Christians here, so many Catholics, but rather than Thank God for His Grace, they stay silent when It’s mocked.

Bruce of Newk, did the climate models fail to predict global stilling

Nice paradox. If globule worming causes great stilling why are they building all these windmills?

BoM has upgraded this brewing storm.
First RED rating I’ve seen for NSW in a couple of years.

They have a yellow/amber/red/black rating system.
Could get narley.

BoM alerts going wild.
Yep, gunna be a big storm.

Zipster says:
October 14, 2021 at 3:39 pm

They Were Planning This All Along! | Aldous Huxley & The Fabian Society
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azDg7L-dFdw

And there has always been counters to it.

Eugenics and Other Evils:
An Argument Against the Scientifically Organized State

by G.K. Chesterton, Michael W. Perry (Editor)
In the second decade of the twentieth century, an idea became all too fashionable among those who feel it is their right to set social trends.
Wealthy families took it on as a pet cause, generously bankrolling its research.
The New York Times praised it as a wonderful “new science.”
Scientists, such as the brilliant plant biologist, Luther Burbank, praised it unashamedly.
Educators as prominent as Charles Elliot, President of Harvard University, promoted it as a solution to social ills. America’s public schools did their part. In the 1920s, almost three-fourths of high school social science textbooks taught its principles.

Not to be outdone, judges and physicians called for those principles to be enshrined into law.
Congress agree, passing the 1924 immigration law to exclude from American shores the people of Eastern and Southern Europe that the idea branded as inferior.

In 1927, the U. S. Supreme Court joined the chorus, ruling by a lopsided vote of 8 to 1 that the sterilization of unwilling men and women was constitutional.

That idea was eugenics and in the English-speaking world it had virtually no critics among the “chattering classes.”

When he wrote this book, Chesterton stood virtually alone against the intellectual world of his day. Yet to his eternal credit, he showed no sign of being intimidated by the prestige of his foes.
On the contrary, he thunders against eugenics, ranking it one of the great evils of modern society. And, in perhaps one of the most chillingly accurate prophecies of the century, he warns that the ideas that eugenics had unleashed were likely to bear bitter fruit in another nation.
That nation was Germany, the “very land of scientific culture from which the ideal of a Superman had come.”

In fact, the very group that Nazism tried to exterminate, Eastern European Jews, and the group it targeted for later extermination, the Slavs, were two of those whose biological unfitness eugenists sought so eagerly to confirm.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/184421.Eugenics_and_Other_Evils

Eugenics and Other Evils by G. K. Chesterton – FULL Audiobook | Free Audiobooks
[timestamped to each Part & Chapter]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0PnObznbDs

Most Eugenists are Euphemists. I mean merely that short words startle them, while long words soothe them. And they are utterly incapable of translating the one into the other, however obviously they mean the same thing.
Say to them “The persuasive and even coercive powers of the citizen should enable him to make sure that the burden of longevity in the previous generation does not become disproportionate and intolerable, especially to the females”; say this to them and they will sway slightly to and fro like babies sent to sleep in cradles.
Say to them “Murder your mother,” and they sit up quite suddenly.
Yet the two sentences, in cold logic, are exactly the same.”

Could get narley.

Nice graphic for the Syd/Ncl warning. It gave me a great excuse not to mow the lawn.

srr, stop being an idiot.
Apply some critical thinking.
Milo has loved cock all his life.

Yeah, but his road wasn’t longer and harder, like the other bloke’s. His road was definitely longer and harder.

Probably dirt too, at least in part.

Primarily looking at teachings on married priests, female priests, environmental faith etc

Sounds like they’re looking to bring in bells and smells Anglicans fleeing the rude uncouth bible teaching Sydney Diocese.

Scott Morrison has issued a rallying cry for the nation to address the challenge of climate change “together”, saying reducing emissions is now a question of “how, not if”

Can we reduce politicians’ emissions instead? I know where to order some big rubber bungs.

Nothing much is happening. Sea ice is increasing, the snow line hasn’t moved on average this century and extreme weather is less extreme than it used to be.

Scott Morrison gets around in a tax payer funded private jet.
We’re all in this together.
Just like COVID.

reducing emissions

Mine have been reducing.
Happens as you age, so I am told.

Get on board everyone and get older.

feelthebernsays:
October 14, 2021 at 4:23 pm
Plenary council.
FMD.
You could only imagine the virtue signalling, holier than thou types participating in that shit show.

Haven’t heard from Numbers for a while?

Roger I knew it was toxic back then, even as a young teenager.

I like my Christianity muscular. Ladies can always supply the feminine side with tea and scandal if they so desire.

NT boasts of strictest vaccine mandate in the country:

Chief Minister Michael Gunner has announced that nearly all Territorians will need to get vaccinated by November 12, or possibly lose their jobs and be fined $5000 as of November 13, under the strictest vaccine mandate rules in the country.

Workers who are likely to come into contact with a vulnerable person:
Workers who work with children, such as teachers, child care workers, tutors, gym coaches and swimming instructors
Workers who work with disabled persons, elderly persons or other persons vulnerable to infection with COVID-19, such as legal service providers, disability care workers and personal carers
Workers who directly face customers or patients in health care and ancillary health care services
Workers who work in a community consisting of mostly Aboriginal people (including family outstations and town camps)
Workers who provide community services
Workers who directly face customers in retail services, financial or hospitality industries and other service industries.
People who work in the construction industry who could come into contact with vulnerable people.
Workers who are at risk of infection with COVID-19 because they, during the course of work, are likely to come into contact with a person or thing that poses a risk of infection:
Health care workers in hospitals and emergency departments
Police and emergency service workers
Workers in quarantine facilities or other quarantine places
Border control workers;
Workers at other places to which symptomatic people may go, such as medical clinics, respiratory clinics and pharmacies.
Workplaces that pose a high risk of infection with COVID-19, including the following:
Correction and detention facilities
Shelters for persons experiencing homelessness or other forms of adversity
Mining sites
Food processing and distribution facilities
Cold storage facilities and abattoirs
Cruise vessels as defined in direction 5 of the COVID-19 Directions (No. 5) 2021.
Workers who perform work that is necessary for the operation or maintenance of essential infrastructure or essential logistics in the Territory, including:
Electricity generation facilities, electricity networks and electrical installations
Liquid natural gas and other gas facilities
Water supply and distribution infrastructure
Sewerage treatment facilities
Telecommunications systems
Roads
COVID-19 emergency operations centre.

https://ntindependent.com.au/full-list-of-workers-mandated-to-be-vaccinated-by-next-month-released/?utm_source=News+NTIndependent&utm_campaign=07c21cc4d4-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_10_14_05_12&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_02f6a86071-07c21cc4d4-202986267

love ya, calli, lol.

I had a guy, an immigrant, ask if having the labor party in government in Canberra would have meant an easier time for Melbourne. He’s most upset that he arrived here and immediately got locked up in a police state nightmare worse than what he left.

An interesting question. I think most definitely yes for various reasons: Federal Labor would have kicked Andrews backside because the Labor party hate federation and hate the states having any power at all – recall the Rudd / Keneally feud. Andrews probably wouldn’t have imprisoned Victoria so savagely to prove some point politically, and the liberals are infinitely better in as opposition than government, so are conservatives for that matter, sadly.

Surely the NT, being merely a territory of the commonwealth government is much more exposed to the constitution in regards to legal challenges, etc.

Also what of the much vaunted ‘medical conscription’ clause, Latham was going on about that, when will we see a challenge on those grounds? Similar to how schools probably won’t risk kicking off an exodus into home and correspondence schooling by mandating ‘jabs’, I get the feeling the Commonwealth doesn’t really want to risk losing a case on mandatory vaccinations as it will risk collapsing the entire ‘no jab no play’ dickhead system it has carefuly setup over the last 15 years.

Chief Minister Michael Gunner has announced that nearly all Territorians will need to get vaccinated by November 12, or possibly lose their jobs

It will be interesting…

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-14/nt-education-union-vaccine-mandate/100537500

Education unions are concerned the NT government’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate will lead to worker shortages in schools, after a survey revealed about one-sixth of teaching staff do not intend to get vaccinated.

Eyriesays:
October 14, 2021 at 4:58 pm
The NT and ACT should never have been given self government.

Having lived in the ACT, all it needed was a mayor.

Getting workers into the NT in any area has always been a challenge.

Also keeping them here once they have arrived.

In the 1980s it was a case of “how long are you here for” at parties. The implication was no-one in their right mind would stay.

The other day one of the swisher waterfront food and drink venues announced it would close two days a week for lack of staff. The police force is apparently going through a continuing spate of resignations. As for teachers and nurses, they are also rumoured to be going and going in greater numbers.

Chinese military planners have put together a playbook with four military campaigns for a potential invasion of Taiwan.

We’ll
Meet again
Don’t know where
Don’t know when

Where the bloody hell are my scones and jam and cream, and my bloody sammich, woman?

The Beloved once thought he had a call to go into the ministry and made enquiries about Moore College.

Thank goodness it was a wrong number! 😀

feelthebernsays:
October 14, 2021 at 3:54 pm

srr, stop being an idiot.
Apply some critical thinking.
Milo has loved cock all his life.
He aint changing now.

The ‘news’ was so new to you, but you know better than he does himself and has gone to quite some detail in explaining.

You’re just like so many who invent things about others to excuse your damning them, while excusing others for damnable things they do actually, boastfully say & do.

Yeah right. Milo will marry a young lass and have kids with her.

Pull the other one. A woman that marries an “ex gay” is the epitome of gullibility.

Actually JC…AND twostix are both wrong.

Morrison and Berejiklian may as well have been from the Gillard-Brown “alliance” government.

They are objectively worse!

Dot.
Yes but they are more dishonest than the Slapper and Brown.

Lizzie:

Now can we please move on?

This is tiresome, lizzie.
No one can move on until everyone stops trying to get the last word in.

Found out something interesting today.

The virus is altitude activated.

The golf club is resuming drinkies and the raffle tomorrow. You can sit with your playing buddies and drink…maskless. Stand up and move to the bar for another round…mask.

Horrid little beastie! And clever!