Wales forever, and arzholes to all Englishmen According to mr Google translate. Cymru am byth, ac arzholes i bob Sais
Open Thread-Mon 18 Oct 2021
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Bed it is
How about suicide in FIFO . Our son has told me of three in the past month of his acquaintance…
I am a reasonably good Catholic, Rosie, these people are better than me. I should do better in the forgiveness…
FMD indeed.
Ha ha ha…Butt.
Reposting from olde threade:
Follow the science…
https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=62613
you sneaky bastards
fascist
First!
Australians were doing some work in Mongolia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4xZUr0BEfE
https://freedomaustralia.freeforums.net/thread/1543/revolutionary-monsters
Lovely bottom and hips. 🙂
Johannes Leak.
Mark Knight.
Mark Knight #2.
Warren Brown.
Warren Brown #2.
David Rowe.
Morten Morland.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Michael Ramirez #2.
Chip Bok
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Steve Breen.
Lisa Benson.
Mike Lester.
Listen fuckheads. There is precisely nothing you can do to change the weather. NOTHING.
Stand down and desist from lecturing the country on something you are so obviously clueless.
Ha ha Johannes Leak … Spot on.
Love Leak! Thanks Tom!
And the thread picture is quite lovely!
Another gusty morning in AfDanistan.
We’ll see C.L. here a lot for the next few days. 😀
Dominic Perrottet and his wife and going to have their seventh child.
How very nice. Mazaltov to them both.
Except sar-cov2 didn’t jump to humans it abandoned bats. No intermediate host has been found because one doesn’t exist. The only intermediate host is the wuhan virology laboratory funded by useful idiots and traitors in the NIH.
This bioweapon used to take control of Hong Kong by the CCP must have a proportionate response by the west. If only anyone in power in the west had any balls.
What a wanker.
Dilbert
Dilbert 2
Dilbert 3
Michael Knowles dealing with far-left progressive activist scum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpIPs8KzKso
Check out the grotesque activist. The shirt should also include the words “obese” and “ugly”.
Dilbert 4
“Dominic Perrottet and his wife and going to have their seventh child.”
This will further anger the usual suspects….their ABC, Nine, The Malcolm Guardian.
Good…more please.
They’re too lazy to even Reeeeeeeee! properly.
“Activist” implies actually doing something.
israel is doing okay
Yes lots of nasty comments on twitter.
Some people just don’t get that Catholics do actually know how to space their families and some get married and choose to accept each gift from God with great joy.
I come from a family of seven and I love big families.
Lefty government being totalitarian. Lot of that going around lately.
Dilbert #4, and Lester.
Brilliant, the pair of them.
Wasn’t talking about the green pass.
Incidentally I’ve been in and out of the state of Victoria three times since this crap started.
Completed the paperwork, been interrogated at the QLD border, and at the airport after the Sydney outbreak last December.
Don’t tell me I don’t know anything about crossing interstate borders.
I will own to not being as familiar with AFL players, but Rugby players seem forever entangled in escapades involving sex or gambling or violence or sex (and they seem to have a really strange proclivity for group sex in each others’ company…). Invariably each new revelation is managed by having the player apologise in big words they had never read before that day.
I can see how a manager would think siding with Climate Change stuff can help present them as worthy role-models for kids again.
Bloody hell. That bloke can’t miss.
Gray on lotr
can you imagine indeed. It was bad enough having the female parts tweaked.
Well, elves always did seem rather qwerty. And hobbits are height challenged.
But maybe all the orcs will now look like Donald Trump.
What new hell is this?
Chris Mitchell’s Monday column is a cracker in pointing out the dishonesty of most of the media in refusing to report the real costs of unreliable energy:
Many environment writers today are in the business of hiding the truth about the costs of renewable energy.
Few are smart enough to work out the risk to modern democratic capitalism posed by the financial markets’ short-selling of fossil fuels.
It’s all coming home to roost ahead of the Glasgow COP26 climate conference starting on October 31. Yet many local media outlets are not reporting much about the northern hemisphere energy crisis, and the spiking prices for coal, oil and gas. The media absurdity peaked last week when the bible of climate panic, the Guardian, was forced to concede: “China’s plans to build more coal-fired plants deal a blow to UK’s COP26 ambitions.” This column has been reporting China’s coal expansion since 2016.
Climate writers should know intermittent energy from wind and solar cannot support grid-scale power 100 per cent of the time. It needs to be backed up with energy storage. This is why former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull launched the Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro scheme, the cost of which has blown out from less than $3bn to more than $6bn, according to Giles Parkinson at the RenewEconomy website.
Turnbull, in a piece for the Japanese English language website NikkeiAsia, wrote on August 22 about the need for more renewables. “But what is often forgotten is that we also need long-term, large capacity energy storage for when the wind does not blow and the sun does not shine. Unless we address that challenge now, we will either fall back on fossil fuels or face blackouts. This need for energy storage is the ignored crisis within the crisis.”
That’s the patron saint of renewables Turnbull speaking, not a Murdoch conspiracist. But it gets better: “While lithium batteries can play an important role in storing electricity for a few hours, the only proven technology for storing electricity for longer periods is hydropower.” That is, pumped hydro.
Reporters here keep telling readers wind and solar are now cheaper than coal. Except the price of back-up will make total power costs much more expensive. Evidence around the world shows power prices faced by consumers rise as the percentage of renewables lifts.
Reporters often mistake the Tesla batteries – used here since South Australia installed one after the collapse of the state’s power system in September 2016 – for large-scale storage. But such batteries are designed to harmonise and firm the system rather than provide enough power to run the grid.
A study by the superannuation industry two years ago suggested a national grid-scale battery that could power the nation for 36 hours would cost $6.5 trillion, “or the cost of building 1000 nuclear reactors”, according to a report on ABC Online on June 26, 2019. This newspaper’s environment editor Graham Lloyd, reporting the same study, wrote that between 100 and 150 Snowy 2.0 projects would be needed to do the same job.
Admittedly, battery storage is becoming cheaper, but even last week a study from three UK academics suggested the cost of enough battery storage to run the UK’s power system for a fortnight, assuming 100 per cent renewables, would be £3 trillion – about 150 per cent of the UK’s annual GDP. Assuming 50 per cent renewables, the cost would be £1.5 trillion.
This column on September 13 discussed the flight of manufacturing from Europe to China in the 20 years since Europe began actively phasing out fossil fuels. It quoted the Guardian from 2019 saying: “Britain has contributed to the global climate emergency by outsourcing its carbon emissions to the developing world.”
The planet does not benefit from simply transferring emissions-intensive industries from one region to another. This is why some on the right of politics see UN climate action as a sly way to transfer power and money from the West to the developing world. In fact, the UN has always been upfront about demanding cash payments from the West, and the flow of industry to the developing world is driven more by labour costs than electricity prices.
Yet people who fear that democracy is losing out to totalitarian systems have a point. The positions of Russia and China ahead of COP26 makes clear why.
Russia is cashing in on Europe’s energy problems by ramping up the price of gas from its Gazprom state monopoly, probably with an eye to more than just short-term profits. It wants to pressure Germany, which has been silly enough to phase out nuclear power and most of its coal, to back a second gas pipeline, Nord Stream 2, under the Baltic Sea.
China was always permitted under its Paris Accord commitments to keep lifting CO2 output until 2030. That is why this column has argued COP26 is likely to fail. China’s CO2 rises between now and 2030 could exceed all the cuts made by the rest of the world.
Another Turnbull clean energy advocate, Malcolm’s son Alex, made the point in a piece on Substack on October 8: “China in a crisis tends to represent a command economy and … the commands are coming thick and fast.” Coal outputs domestically in China are ramping up fast, and “steel production is down 10 per cent year on year”, Turnbull wrote.
China signalled last week it might need to modify its emissions targets. The Guardian quoted a statement from Chinese Premier Li Keqiang: “It is important to build advanced coal fired power plants … in line with development needs. Domestic oil and gas exploration will be intensified.”
The big concern for the West is whether modern capitalism contains the seeds of its own destruction. As Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has admitted, Australia will face increased cost of global capital if it does not sign on to net zero by 2050. Reporters should not imagine bankers are doing this for ethical reasons.
Investors are short-selling the fossil fuel industry because they can make more money on taxpayer-guaranteed renewables. China, India, Russia and much of east Asia will not be following. While the West’s hedge funds will make a motza, hard power will continue to seep from Western Europe and the US. The West’s poorest consumers will pay more.
There’s also the issue of green hydrogen. The downside, at least with green hydrogen, is the need for more wind and solar to power the process that separates hydrogen and oxygen from water. Why downside? Wind and solar are low-intensity, inefficient ways to generate electricity. They require enormous amounts of land. The life spans of solar cells and wind turbines are limited: when rolled out across the planet they will present a mammoth recycling task when they need replacing.
Some environmentalists dislike the idea of covering tens of millions of hectares worldwide with this technology. Former Greens leader Bob Brown has criticised wind turbines for killing birds and affecting Tasmania’s natural beauty. He has likened a plan for Tasmania to be the new “battery of the nation” to the discredited Gordon-below-Franklin dam project.
Yet Australia, with about a third of the world’s uranium deposits, could be a real energy super power using nuclear technology that is not land-use intensive but is energy intensive and nonpolluting.
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C.L.says:
October 18, 2021 at 3:28 am
Lovely bottom and hips. ?
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Harummmmppfffff!
Yet this simple aspect of what is essentially a closed system escapes most people.
The planet may not benefit, but that isn’t the point of transferral. What is also being transferred is oodles of cash and influence.
The planet can go hang.
Commenting to myself on the old Fred..
Carried forth from same:
Somehow, I got onto Quora’s spamming servers some years ago.
Occasionally, they link me to some interesting threads, like this one on the time required to recoup the cost of building a wind farm.
Spoiler alert! From 3 months, to never.
Just like opinions and a…holes.
In 2016, I saw a single blade from one of these monsters displayed at the entrance of the Bella Center in Copenhagen, site of the 2009 IPCC “tipping point” Conference.
43 metres in length, 6.4 tonnes of aluminium, aka solidified electricity.. From a Wikipedia reference: 14 – 16 MWh of electrical energy is needed to produce one tonne of aluminium from about two tonnes of alumina, plus environmental waste.
Do the sums.
Our Rafe would have a field day with the delusional BS excreted by most of the responders. A couple, further down the thread, gave rational answers, quoting the nirvana of SA’s power prices… Australia in the lead, once again.
6 min video
Cardinal Burke on Marxism and the Great Reset.
So why the secrecy?
Why the tyrannical measures to force vaccination, when transparency might make such measures unnecessary?
The real issue here is not whether the vaccines change the equation, the issue is what the government thinks it’s entitled to do against you, for you. It’s the canary in the mineshaft.
And it all boils down the this:
If the vaccines are so effective and safe and smell like unicorn deodorant, why have they not been granted Full Approval? I’d suggest because they don’t know if there’s a tail to this tale.
Check out how much concrete is required for the foundations of each one of these monsters…and then look at the electricity required to make cement.
Could probably do with laying off the Maltesers for a fortnight, but sure.
So Slick Willy has been released from hospital.
Good news for Bill and Hill, I guess.
Former First Lady on the run following stunning death bed confession would’ve been good news for everyone else.
Hydro is apparently fantastic, except when there is a drought.
Just ask Venezuela.
Don’t vaccines need longitudinal studies to get full approval?
To ensure they are safe?
Probably.
People claim that ivermectin prevents covid in the unvaxxinated developing into serious illness.
I’m not seeing any revelations here.
There have always been reports of young otherwise healthy people getting inexplicably very sick from covid.
The Brazilian women in Sydney that died a couple of months ago was one.
Apropos of the gullibility waved loud and proud by the general public at large – if people are going to be overly emotive when their wallet and/or purse is out, then they deserve all they get. The Hun:
Croos-border? Sure. Sophisticated? Nope. The plan? Tug on a heart string. Accept cash. The end.
These are people who truly believe they won the Nigerian lottery, or that if they send that African prince cash he’ll send a fortune in return.
There are people in the world who do this, Ms Dixon-Smithers, because there are people in the world like you.
I blame lockdowns for the pet scam success stories.
Some of the stupidest people ever born end up as TV program managers, especially at the US CBS network’s financial black hole Down Under, the Ten Network. From the Paywallian’s Media Diary:
A friend of mine has tried several times to fund out who is the program director at Network Ten (as he and I both watch NCIS). He has been told Ten doesn’t have one – which makes sense if the network you just bought is a strategic tax write-off.
D’oh. find, not fund …
“with just 270,000 viewers tuning in for the show’s first half-hour when the interview screened.”
That many! Such narcissistic drivel only warrants 270 viewers.
Yeah, there was a story like this in The Express yesterday:
Woman shocked after £600 ‘purebred French bulldog’ grows into completely different breed (17 Oct)
Gumtree, eh. At 600 pounds for a puppy you can see where the incentive might be.
Thanks for the post Tom- these meja parasites are repulsive and totally unaware.
I had imagined CBS bought ten because it was suitably culturally marxist.
It’s The Project meant to be a current affairs program?
Sounds more like TV week.
Several problems, actually.
It’s a dead heat between the Amazon River and Wilkinson for the size of their respective mouths.
Wilkinson portraying herself as a streetwise, gritty anchorchick fighting against The Man is another, when the reality was she got to the top of her heap by the same bitchy undermining, and shopping for sponsor daddies (network chiefs), thus strangling all competition with their own pantyhose that she’s moaning about now.
Telling the punters to eat their mounting power bills and follow every one of her and her idiot husband’s pet projects from the barrios, while she munches on cucumber sangers (and Maltesers) from her mansion.
Generally stomping about the place like Matron from A Country Practice. Aaaand so on.
There was just one problem. For some reason, Wilkinson being a victim of underpayment was a major turn-off for Ten’s viewers.
Other women don’t like her, that’s it in a nutshell.
I had to google to see who she was.
I remember the pay gap thing.
I guess she wasn’t his star equal after all.
Knife maniac running wild in Melb shopping centre, 3AW reports. Didn’t catch which one or where
Unless he’s not wearing a mask, the police won’t bother.
Beyond parody.
So matrix’s guy says that fully vaccinated people are dying because of comorbidities.
Thank you captain obvious.
Perfectly parroting the currently approved narrative, repackaged into folksy insiderism.
Lol.
Just askin for a friend is it better to be rooted or to be F####ed
Imogen Dixon-Smithers sounds like the sort of alias one would use
when setting up an online wellness scam.
Dilbert #3 at 7:02 neatly encapsulates the vax decision.
I will add, Rosie, that the TGA felt quite comfortable changing regulations to rule a line through two of the four requirements to achieve Provisional Approval (only for Covid medications), so if they are certain enough about the vaccines to oversee them mandated, surely they can rule line through a couple of other requirements for Full Approval?
Or do they want to maintain the defence that ‘they were only provisionally approved’?
Sure, Full Approval traditionally requires longitudinal studies. Dare I speculate that, traditionally, mandating a substance would’ve required Full Approval?
A lot of ‘unprecedenteds’ going around.
Why do they play at night under power guzzling electric lights when they could play in daylight?
Brunswick.
It’s the toilet paper again.
Biden’s surrender to the Taliban has embolded every Muslim fanatic on earth.
Right on cue, the Dapto Dog Caller gets wood over the Singleton publican losing his livelihood trying not to lose his livelihood.
9 more deaths as Singapore reports 3,348 new COVID-19 cases
16 Oct 2021 11:53PM (Updated: 17 Oct 2021 01:17AM)
I’ve heard a similar question posed:
“Would you prefer to be made love to, or f####ed?”
The answer?
“Depends on my mood!”
More generally apparently we are to believe that there is a mass of unvaccinated 80 and 90 year olds and they are wandering around the streets of uber locked down Sydney and Melbourne – dodging storm troopers, catching covid from all their close contacts then dying begging the nurse for the vaccine on their deathbed (oh wait that’s only completely made up healthy 20 year olds doing that last part isn’t it).
Every single bit of this new narrative is stupid and falls apart immediately.
The reality: the vaccine is barely 30-40% ‘effective’, wears off after a few months, doesn’t stop transmission or infection, simply kicks the can down the road and may make a much worse situation for everyone then via lowered immunity in the ‘jabbed’, upwards pressure on the virus, putting off natural immunity, etc.
Should be reserved for old and sick people only, like they said at the beginning. But no, greed and mania flows now.
This from Jacqueline Magnay at the Oz re. the murder of Sir David Amess…
“Ali is alleged to have made a booking to see Sir David, a father of five and well-respected Tory MP for nearly four decades, during his regular Friday meetings with Essex constituents at a local church at Leigh-On-Sea around a week prior to the attack.
Sir David, 69, had just finished a video hook-up with a constituent friend with whom he was organising a children’s parliament. During the call he was seen glancing several times to his right.
When he was attacked just after noon, Sir David’s assistant ran screaming in horror to the front of the church. The assailant did not attempt to leave the scene and was arrested when police arrived.
Ali grew up in Croydon in South London but was reportedly referred to the Prevent program which attempts to reform radicalised youths. Most recently he had been living at an expensive North London address.
Ali’s father, Harbi Ali Kullane, 61, who splits his time between London and Nairobi and was a former media spokesman for the Somalia prime minister, has been interviewed by police and was said to be deeply traumatised by his son’s arrest.“
Does the Magnay and the rest of the MSM have anything to say about the trauma being suffered by Mrs Amess, his five children, his extended family and his assistant who “ran screaming in horror“?
The MSM are scum.
Have the federal government already quietly lifted restrictions on leaving Australia?
Just ran a random return trip through sky scanner leaving 23 October returning January
$1854 return out to Barcelona return via Paris.
So tempted to get out of Dodge.
Not without the clot shot you won’t.
Rooted is the Australian way to be …………
To put it mildly.
Denmark’s been out of lockdown since 10 September seems to be doing okay
It’s hard to escape the feeling that these wrist-slitting programs where youth at risk of radicalization- ie becoming race- or faith-based murderers- start with the plastic chairs in a circle, with hormonal kids on welfare seated all around, and a European in the middle saying how frightfully sorry they are that Europeans have spent history being beastly to the darkies.
Really, I had no idea Razey.
I was referring to the general no-one can leave without jumping through a thousand hoops rules.
You can have a gender pay gap between an individual man and an individual woman? I thought the idea was that there is a broad trend based on gender, not a one-to-one.
I expect that there are plenty of men at Channel 10 that are paid less that Ms Pirate Pete. Is that a gender pay gap? And if you excuse that on the basis of what they contribute I would expect Karl, loathsome though I find him, likely drew more eyes to the show than she did.
Perhaps when she was younger Lisa was a bit of a looker, but from what I have seen the years have not been kind. Instead, they have been fair, and that has not gone in her favour.
Coles at Barkly Square. I suppose the cho should close supermarkets as as safety measure.
What matrix’s guy says:
Very, very close.
Why do you think he is being called a maniac?
They only mention the knife to warn the Vicstapo to be careful when arresting him for not having a mask.
Standby for tales of trauma suffered by those forced into hiding by the h8trs.
I have no idea what s/h/it is supposed to be.
We were going to apply, but by the time it would have gotten approved, the BS would have been lifted (which is early Nov I think). Unfortunately we will now need the clot shot to escape this Fascist shit hole.
I need more long term data before taking the clot shot so will hold out another year, and the only reason I will take the clot shot is to leave the country for good.
Sayonara! I’ll be sure to slam the door shut on the way out 😉
A comparison of official Government (U.K.) reports suggest the Fully Vaccinated are developing Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Several doctors (Dr. Ryan Cole springs to mind) have suggested that the vaccines affect the innate immune system. No vaccine should be widely released, let alone mandated, without long term testing.
Mother Lode at 9:39 = TV has always been brutal on women. Nobody wants to look at Old Boilers. Most of them got their start elbowing somebody just like them out of the way. C’est la vie. And yes, Karl is a knob, which is not necessarily a problem if you work in media.
266 for NSW.
Prepare for a surge in cases when restrictions are lifted or not.
That’s great in theory indolent but imagine a scenario where millions were dying of a disease right now, do you realistically think saying to people just wait ten years and we might have something for you is a grand idea?
Says it all.
Not traumatised about the heinous crime but about the arrest.
Yeah.
Must really resonate with the women sewing clothes in a Dandenong sweat-shop.
NRL Grand Final parties, anyone?
Anyone?
They will bother, but they’ll wait until he’s all stabbed out before moving in.
It’ll be safer that way.
Knife wielding maniacs are the new men of Middle Eastern appearance.
remember all those freakouts by various ticks because Gladys wasn’t something something, now Victoria is opening up with well over 2000 cases a day. Crickets.
“Says it all.
Not traumatised about the heinous crime but about the arrest.”
Don’t worry, the perpetrator is already the victim here. Not Sir David.
Just like Raghe Abdi was the victim…..after he’d slaughtered Maurice and Zoe Antill.
Never forget – Victoriastan only has Covid because NSW.
Dr. Fauci himself said in 2005 that chloroquine was a game changer for corona viruses. Chloroquine and the later, milder version Hydroxychloroquine have been administered to people over some 70 odd years in billions of doses. I believe that some 20 deaths from it have been reported over that period. That’s not even to mention Ivermectin which has only been around for about 40 odd years and was also on the safe medicines list.
I would suggest that it might be more prudent to use safe, well known therapeutics before new and untested drugs, which should never have been even provisionally approved since that can only be done when no other medication is available, which is patently not the case.
Tens, or even hundred of thousands of people have died because they were allowed to suffer the disease untreated (even before the vaccines were available) when a safe treatment was known and available. These deaths were necessary to build up the hysteria around the vaccines. I wonder if anyone, ever will be held accountable for this.
One question- exactly where those leaving Australia are going? I think you could make a case for a remote beach in Vietnam and parts of the US. Then I struggle.
Just like Raghe Abdi was the victim…..after he’d slaughtered Maurice and Zoe Antill.
Yes attacked and killed by people imported by the Federal Government. By some shiny bum APS in Canbra the parasite robber state.
so glad I don’t live in Queensland
It’s awful, but I like it. I think it’s the first time she’s actually smiled in five years
I saw it — so now you have to
https://twitter.com/ezralevant/status/1449570690953273349
Less communist than Australia?
NSW opened up at 70% on the 11th Oct.
Hospital cases have since fallen by 163.
The hospital system “ under extreme pressure” seems have a relief valve.
Somebody this morning was saying that they’re opening up but that customers will still not be allowed in retail shops, which will have to sell their goods outside!
Is this real? Surely it’s time for the men in white coats and butterfly nets to take Dan away to a safe place.
Cat Choice recommendations pleeease-
Which podcast app should I download for me phone, these long lonely days?
Does spotify carry interesting- ie outside the Overton window-stuff?
Yep. Full of hard working small business people. Would want an international hospital within suitable train journey though, which is where these grand plans often fall over.
Indeed. I know it is early but I think this calls for a Mazaltov Cocktail.
If they haven’t already, the usual suspects will be tut-tutting about large families destroying the planet.
Hydroxychloroquine was taken off the list by the fda after getting provisionally approved because it was causing serious heart problems.
As for ivermectin, maybe it just doesn’t work.
Allen West was on the ivermectin hydroxychloroquine protocol.
He got very sick, was hospitalised and received a monoclonal antibodies infusion which costs around 2k.
Despite that he is still railing against ‘big pharma’ and infinitely cheaper vaccinations.
Nothing more to say about ivermectin though.
article here, West loving the other big pharma product.
Maybe life in most places is more normal than you can imagine Bear.
The UK certainly seems pretty normal, all of Scandinavia definitely is.
Hydroxychloroquine was taken off the list by the fda after getting provisionally approved because it was causing serious heart problems.
WHEN GIVEN IN KNOWN TOXIC DOSES. Also late in the disease. It was never claimed to be good unless taken early.
Stop the bullshit, notaclue.
As I said before the problem with mRNA producing spike proteins on the surface of previously normal human cells is the immune system isn’t that great at spotting the pathogen. Instead it tends to go into panic mode and sends out the troops to find and kill the invading army. So when they find a cell which is apparently infected they will produce antibodies to that cell…and maybe to the spike protein. But if they generate antibodies to another feature sticking out of the cell membrane you now have an autoimmune disease, since that receptor is a normal one.
Then when the immune system starts producing lots of antibodies to the normal receptor it wears itself out because the receptors are naturally replaced as fast as they are attacked by the inappropriate antibodies. So you end up with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.
Being spring I’ve massive allergies from pollen. Those allergies occurred because of prior flu infections (pre fluvax), when my immune system attacked anything it thought was the pathogen. The influenza virus was eradicated but the pollen still turns up every year, and every year my immune system goes nuts for several months. All because the B cells can’t shoot straight, or discriminate that well between what is the enemy and what is harmless.
And the mRNA vaccines are pasting targets on normal cells saying “shoot at me!”
I don’t think this experiment on the human race is going to go down in history as one of the brighter moments in science.
Massive que at Centrelink, although no idea if this is normal or not.
Then when the immune system starts producing lots of antibodies to the normal receptor it wears itself out because the receptors are naturally replaced as fast as they are attacked by the inappropriate antibodies. So you end up with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.
Isn’t this the reason that mRNA tech was only being pursued by smaller biotech companies?
From Mollie’s link:
Soft on ideological friends, tough on ideological enemies. Sponsored by Soros.
The upside is that you can escape to SA with a few of clicks of a mouse snd a couple of tanks of petrol.
In Unintentional Irony news:
Cop26 corporate sponsors condemn climate summit as ‘mismanaged’
The agony of a poor return on the virtue signalling dollar. The greatest moral challenge of the 21st Century.
Wally, I use Podbean for podcasts. Not sure how much our personal listening preferences might overlap.
Delingpole’s podcast is on there. Make of that what you will.
Let us know how you get on with Centrelink. I may need to do the same.
Fsulty2 got all his Hydro information from that noted high end scientific journal – Market Ticker . Or is it Market Tik Tok?
Post the data so we can see it, Bruce.
You keep repeating the same false talking points eerie.
No-one in the hydroxychloroquine trials got a higher dose that given to people who are treated with hydroxychloroquine for diseases like lupus or malaria.
And taken early it just didn’t work.
uhoh nejm article on hydroxychloroquine as a prophylactic
Centrelink (and public hospital) are great places to catch up on your reading. Take a book.
Megan, thanks for that- it’s first up to the block.
AIDS by Christmas for most of the UK. A very modest and well-considered claim:
Unfortunately, the excellent PHE Vaccine Surveillance Report doesn’t report on ‘entire immune system capability’, or anything close.
So, probably only 97.3% truthy…
interview yesterday with Sarah Gilbert creator of astrazeneca on how new generation vaccines work
Jury duty is the other one.
My book of choice is “The Persecution of George Pell”.
NSFW warning next time.
Thanking you in advance.
The record, at my local Centrelink, is the police being called three times in one day, to break up fights…
Used to be a common refrain as cricket season rolled around. Now often heard in WA too.
Centrelink queues make Local Court look like the Weld Club.
Not Vicpol now is it?
Guarantees?
What fucking drop kicks.
Things can change on borders within minutes.
And Matrix….what does your family friend mean by the virus eats away at people?
When they recover do they grow back what they lost?
From that one comment, although many I was sus about caught me as well, let me put it to you, and I may be wrong, but family friend means he is known to others in your family I take it.
Maybe those concerned darlings for their wayward and confused and much loved old duffer of a conspiracy theorist relative, MT, have had a word to him, and asked him to help you make the right decision………..you know, THE ONLY acceptable decision and the one peoploe have to be forced to make.
Medical specialists are not political specialists and from what I have seen, many nurses are starting to change their tune.
How many medical experts injected thalidomide?
How many naive medical experts could not conceive their administrations as being corrupted?
In the Oz
MSM moves on to the real victim is the terrorists family. FFS.
University of Melbourne “experts” warning of a spike in cases and pressure on our hospitals system if we open up to international travel and risk a Covid variant being introduced into Australia.
Thanks for the share, now F#%k off!
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There’s a Weld Club?
You always see somebody who has never had any interaction with government trying to negotiate the age pension maze. They are easily recognised. They are the ones with their jaw on the ground and pulling their hair out.
“li’s father, Harbi Ali Kullane, 61, who splits his time between London and Nairobi and was a former media spokesman for the Somalia prime minister, has been interviewed by police and was said to be deeply traumatised by his son’s arrest.“
Does the Magnay and the rest of the MSM have anything to say about the trauma being suffered by Mrs Amess, his five children, his extended family and his assistant who “ran screaming in horror“?”
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Well said.
Even worse, polliemuppets and a compliant meeja are now saying that this means that MPs need more taxpayer funded protection and should stop meeting constituents face to face. Great win for the lazy backbenchers on both sides, who will have to do even less to collect their salary, and be even more insulated from reality.
And while they are very exercised about protecting politicians, protecting the general public is very low on their list of priorities because ‘racism’ and ‘Islamophobia’ and all that. Armed guards for me but not for thee, etc.
Once again the spin is all about outpourings of grief, instead of what should be outpourings of anger. Can’t have that, it might upset someone or hurt their feelings. Better to be knifed than to hurt someone’s feelings, apparently.
The meeja and the political class really are scum – with a few notable exceptions.
Net zero by 2050 climate plan may not be decided by COP26, as Nationals’ Barnaby Joyce warns against being ‘forced into a corner’
A Shitweasel opines:
True.
But with a whiff of political fear and desperation:
These are terrible people.
Blundering into the abyss, trying to grab whatever they can from the wreckage.
Yep. If you liked the 1950s you’ll love it.
I have been expecting a reaming.
fair enough too
super super busy this morning
will try and get on later today
There are no guarantees. Not when directing other people to stand and fight, and if necessary fall – ‘when we have a chance of winning’. Clearly, things are getting squealy.
Not can’t go. Just won’t go.
The End.
The Centrelink que is basically an unvaxxed convention.
Does Vikpol know this?
Meets every Tuesday.
Is membership still “Men Only?”
Let us know how you get on with Centrelink. I may need to do the same.
Gab, I took wallet and passport, seemed to go pretty smoothly, now need to get back home and do some online stuff.
Go and get they payments, it’s akin to putting the Federal Government’s balls in a vice for being complete Mongs.
We are moving to Japan. They never locked down and cannot mandate. It is ILLEGAL for government to lockdown or mandate the clot shot. In addition, the Tokyo Medical Board has recommended to use Ivermectin.
There’s a Weld Club?
Is membership still “Men Only?”
Except Jennifer Beal who plays Alex Owen Flashdance’s female dancer/welder. A chip off the old slag as they say.
The upside is that you can escape to SA with a few of clicks of a mouse and a couple of tanks of petrol.
Guarantees?
What fucking drop kicks.
Things can change on borders within minutes.
Not if you drive trains, or are man enough to take your truck forth and suffer the Bings and Bongs of outrageous fortune (And drive to the actual hours you recorded in your logbook)…
Grinding out has never been so NSFW before…
And so it starts; the muzzies now out and about frothing about targeting of the muzzies because one of their own sliced and diced the old conservative pollie:
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/uknews/muslim-group-to-issue-hate-crime-support-after-killing-of-david-amess/ar-AAPDjEC?ocid=entnewsntp
“Our own social media has been rife with hatred,” Mohammed added, after the MCB released statements over the weekend in support of the late Conservative MP and his family, and condemning the killing as “an attack on democracy”.
And just so you know the muzzies are the good guys and the bad guys are the ones reacting to the slicing and the dicing, the family of the kunt who did this should now be left alone and the killer was a really nice guy who was very polite:
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/uknews/very-polite-very-kind-neighbours-shock-as-police-search-london-flat-in-sir-david-amess-murder-probe/ar-AAPCWL0?ocid=entnewsntp
JC – Go soak you head. I was quoting Indolent. Only you could be thick enough not to realize that.
From cohenite’s link. “Visibly Muslim” Somali women……
Nota’s glad she doesn’t live in Queensland. In other news so are they.
Aris Roussinos on the collapse of globalisation. RTWT
Just in time for Glasgow COP26.
Greyranga is a nasty man with no sense of humour, and unsurprisingly, an antivaxxer.
Starting to notice a pattern.
Bruce, it doesn’t matter if you’re quoting Cronkite about real estate porn. If you post a huge comment like that and you obviously think it’s correct then present the fucking data or STFU.
Went to shops this morning, was behind a Danistani at the lights. Number plate says Victoria – The Education State. It was painfully amusing. I thought of alternatives and decided Victoria – The Fascist State suited best.
And you’re a frightened panicky woman with shrill voice. Starting to notice a pattern.
One of the recommendations from the unvaxxed que:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyD52JnQnXkLe5HGm4IArHw
No. Please stop.
Nor are vaccines cheaper.
I think this went unnoticed last week:
Things have never changed on borders within minutes.
I’ve made sure I saw my daughter several times since the pandemic started.
Gutless wonders with frail parents in South Australia, nonce.
Back when ‘work for the dole’ was on the agenda, graffiti in Melbourne CBD:-
“Dealing with Centrelink is working for the dole”
RickW
Thanks. I’m still getting paid, but that could change any second, so I don’t think I need to front up to C/Link just yet.
JC – Have you fully soaked your head yet, to get the fluff out from between your ears? There’s a lot in there to wash away. A lot.
Typical of Gen-X obese Karen vax-pushers in my experience.
We are moving to Japan
Lucky bastard, a country where government doesn’t fucking hate the populace.
No dot.
Astrazeneca is very cheap, even Australia is only paying $5 a dose.
Monoclonal antibodies are around USD 2k and have to administered intravenously.
And as I mentioned Allen West was on ivermectin hydroxychloroquine protocol.
People saying Joe Rogan got better with ivermectin and leaving out his 2k worth of monoclonal antibodies…
RickW
Thanks. I’m still getting paid, but that could change any second, so I don’t think I need to front up to C/Link just yet.
Gab the criteria is “unable to work”, I would be taking that pretty literally, doesn’t say anything about being paid eg. If you cannot work and are being forced to take leave.
Used to be ‘Victoria – The Place To Be.’
Used to see a lot of them in sunny QLD.
Please tell me it wasn’t the one about “aluminum carbon life forms” and airport scanners.
Yes and Uttar Pradesh was on Ivermectin and crushed the pandemic within 2 weeks of the start of the therapy. My ~350 million people sample TRUMPS your single sample. QED.
Thanks for proving my point razey.
Unlike you I’ve clearly been living my life, vaccine or no vaccine.
If you’d clicked on the qld link you’d have seen a photo of Kevin Rudd, nothing to do with covid.
You all are frothing at the mouth because thanks to Gladys and Dom Perrottet, this is the beginning of the end of the great covid the ccp are taking over reset panic of 20/21
Lol.
Single examples have been perfectly acceptable on the cat for many months, why change now?
Incidentally utter pradesh have rolled out many millions of covid vaccines, seems like they don’t actually put any great trust in ivermectin after all.
here have a fact check
Can you get the COVID payment while on paid leave?
What logic. Utter Pradesh used Ivermectin to crush the China Virus. That they also allowed the JAB is apparently proof that Ivermectin does not work. I note, that several countries are now banning the JAB in favour of proven therapies. Your schtick is getting more shrill. It is now known that the JABs only protect for 2-3 months. It is now known that the JABs do pretty much nothing – just as Arky said they would. It is known that the drug pushers are developing anti-virals based on Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine to replace the failed JABs.
And you’re still shrilly pushing for the JABs. You are panicking. Calm down, take a BEX.
Gab the criteria is “unable to work”
Forget it Gab, when you go through the detail, very narrow criteria. No luck.
David Amess murder suspect radicalised by Anjem Choudary
China says new hypersonic missile a blow to US ‘strategic superiority’
“It is important to note the unstoppable trend that China is narrowing the gap with the US in some key military technologies as China is continuously developing its economic and technological strength. China doesn’t need to engage in an ‘arms race’ with the US – it is capable of weakening the US’ overall advantages over China by developing military power at its own pace,” the editorial said.?
Can you get the COVID payment while on paid leave?
It’s all linked to outbreaks, no linkage to being stood down/unable to work.
So the answer is no.
From Rosie’s fact check link:
Does the factcheck provide any evidence indicating a causal link between those ‘other factors’ and the sharp decline? None that I see. And what is the point of its reference to the ICMR? It’s an appeal to authority and question-begging.