Silver again.
Morning purebloods.
Hello members of the borg.

Mark Knight.

Warren Brown.

Peter Broelman.

A.F. Branco.

Henry Payne.

Patrick Cross.

Chip Bok.

Take a bow Mr Garrison.

The arrests came after months of investigations. The two black men oversaw the theft of approximately R100 million worth of fuel oil per month from the power station.

Hard to believe that there was any supervision if theft at that scale could go on for months.

surely, tolerance for race don’t come into it by now?

South Africa was test run.
When the globalist get together at the pub they say, geez how did that get out of the lab?

Dr John Campbell, the need for aspiration:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6hUoosMOuU

Wow, just wow. From the Cat’s Twitter feed.

These people not only all need to rot in gaol, whoever enabled them does as well – be it Obama, Bush or both – also the Feds and spooks need to be shut down.

They only truly need the US Marshals, Capitol Police, Secret Service & US National Park Police.

Catturd ™@catturd2·9h
Imagine still having faith in the sickening, corrupt CIA and FBI?

They’re beyond repair. https://twitter.com/jsolomonReports/status/1466599720315502594

John Solomon@jsolomonReports
CIA staffers weren’t prosecuted for sex crimes with children: Report | Just The News

http://ow.ly/xGhT30s2Lyo

Something to cheer us all up in these maddening times – even if you are being condemned to a slow and painful death by crucifixion !

https://youtu.be/vIU8qWPjP8U

“Yeah, but it’s reasonable and proportionate”

I want a Constitution and Bill of Rights that has no fucking “reasonable and proportionate” in it, only absolutes.

We get that when we deal with the mongrels that are in charge.

Reflecting on Brand’s latest – his take on Gunner was amusing, particularly the overabundance of saliva.

Question – is there a version of that spittle flecked rant with superimposed toothbrush moustache yet? I swear I see the ol’ Austrian paperhanger redux.

Michigan school shooting suspect’s parents charged

Ethan Crumbley was with his father when he bought the 9 mm Sig Sauer pistol on Nov. 26, McDonald said. The teen posted photos of the gun on social media, writing, “Just got my new beauty today,” she said. Jennifer Crumbley also posted online about testing the gun out with her son, McDonald said.

According to McDonald, the morning of Tuesday’s shooting, Ethan Crumbley’s teacher saw an alarming note on his desk. McDonald described the note as “a drawing of a semi-automatic handgun pointing at the words, ‘The thoughts won’t stop, help me.’ In another section of the note was a drawing of a bullet with the following words above that bullet, ‘Blood everywhere.’”

Ethan Crumbley was removed from the classroom and his parents were called to the school, McDonald said. By the time a counselor obtained the drawing, the teen had allegedly altered it, McDonald said.

“At the meeting, James and Jennifer Crumbley were shown the drawing and were advised that they were required to get their son into counseling within 48 hours,” she said. “Both James and Jennifer Crumbley failed to ask their son if he had his gun with him or where his gun was located and failed to inspect his backpack for the presence of the gun, which he had with him.”

The parents left school while Ethan Crumbley returned to class, likely with the gun in his backpack, McDonald said.

Federal agencies are part of manhunt for parents of the Michigan high school shooting suspect who were charged with involuntary manslaughter

Un-freaking-believably irresponsible parents. Result? 4 dead and 7 wounded.
Maybe they can get some serious family time by sharing a jail cell.

WASHINGTON D.C.—During a press conference today, Jen Psaki confirmed that President Biden will soon be visiting Waukesha to comfort the family of the traumatized SUV driver.

“President Biden has a big heart, and he truly cares for hurting people,” said Psaki. “He will be visiting Waukesha next week to console the family of Darrell Brooks, as they mourn the arrest of their loved one. Mr. Brooks was clearly the real victim here.”

“That Brooks guy’s a good guy, just made a mistake,” said Biden to the diaper pail in the corner of his restroom. “He was obviously scared and was running away from white supremacy or something like that. Made a wrong turn and then ran over 70 people while zig-zagging to hit as many as possible. Just slipped up, is all! Happens to the best of us! Come on, man!”

Further to Dover’s short UnHerd link yesterday, a 20m vid is now up on youtube with over 400,000 views in a day.

Inside Australia’s Covid internment camp

Bluey,

That would be the one. You’d think ‘Thimon’ would be well suited to leading a pack of incompetents, but evidently not.

Tim Pool beclowning Claire Lehmann again.

Great stuff.

Have a fantastic local.council election day, all.

Spending the day with a now-12 year old niece I haven’t seen in a couple of years.

Excellent.

Sitting around applauding it, saying “Yeah, but it’s reasonable and proportionate”.

That’s also the disturbing opinion of many average Australians.
Off to a big family celebration tonight and two of the group are not invited because of their non-vaccinated status. Everyone else is on board with their exclusion.

Melbourne today Event Programme and Special Guests:
https://twitter.com/CraigKellyMP/status/1466891384724475906

You helped enable this, you monstrous fuckwits – are you happy now?

They should shut down Tourism Australia. What’s the point of trying to market a 4 week old road kill wombat?

Man Tries to Dodge Covid Vaccine With Silicone Arm.

Close, but no cigar.

Had been seriously contemplating that….

My plan: Make a fake silicone deltoid starting just where your singlet strap sits and going down to just above elbow. Put 0.5 mm aluminium underneath it, make it about 20mm thick. Wear a singlet and use this to conceal the joint between it and flesh and blood. Go to somewhere completely unqualified to deliver vaccinations such as a chemist. Wear a shirt and unbutton it and slip it down off your shoulder to receive the clot shot.

Depends where the family reunion is being held. Private home, there’s no excuse to uninvite the unvaxxed. If it’s a restaurant or club, the venue’s rules apply.

And yes. It’s sh*t.

I’m at the Conservative end of the electorate.

The blue tent looked very lonely. The red tent ditto, regardless of having the mayoral hopeful in attendance.

I suspect it will be an Independent avalanche.

When my name was ticked off, I told the lass at the table that I’d vote for anyone who promised to get rid of the stupid masks pronto.

She concurred, eyes a-twinkle.

On masks, I have noticed that fewer and fewer people are wearing the stupid designer ones, opting for the generic surgical blue. The novelty has worn off, political numpties.

Anyway, if you are a budding career pollimuppett whose gunna save the world, the council is a great start until your talents are truly recognised allowing you to be PM or Premier or UN Sec Gen.

Really, there has to be a point at which it all stops.

feelthebernsays:
December 4, 2021 at 6:10 am
South Africa was test run.
When the globalist get together at the pub they say, geez how did that get out of the lab?

Thought that myself. Not a conspiracy theorist but everything that has happened in last few years are definitely looking like it

++ungood candidates are not permitted and will be dealt with. Ask Pauline.

Can anyone shed light on this very suspicious piece of TheirABC finding ‘evidence’ of fast rising sea levels?

Tasmania’s World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site is under threat from climate change, according to the authority responsible for managing the major tourism destination.

Some heritage has already been lost at the Coal Mines Historic Site, also on the Tasman Peninsula, where convicts were once forced to perform hard labour.

David Roe, the archaeology manager for the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority, revealed to a parliamentary committee that climate change will be one of the “biggest issues” for the site in coming years.

The small burial site at Port Arthur, the Isle of the Dead, contains what is believed to be the world’s oldest oceanic tidal benchmark.

Experts say it indicates the tide level has already risen 15 centimetres since 1841.

Although this bit might be a clue:

Part of the island fell into the sea in the 1890s.

Any Taswegians or sea level geeks able to advise?

Is there a protest rally in Brisbane today – anyone know??

thanks

The establishment expected Clinton to win and they were very very angry with the electorate in the US for not voting as the teev told them. Brexit was unexpected also. Action needed to be taken as a punishment and a warning. There was a putsch last year.

That’s exactly what it is.

Punishment.

Hi Calli,
the Elvis Costello clip you put up for Dot was great. I have always enjoyed his music very much, but, have not indulged in recent years because he was one of the loudest berating bands and singers for performing in Israel.

On a good note, didn’t Basil Rathbone have the most elegant profile? swoooooooooooon

Mainstream TV is a psyop.

Saw an ad last night on ABC for the latest adaptation of the H. E. Bates ‘Larkin’ books (Darling buds of May, etc.) These were originally written as postwar fantasies of rural hedonism for a miserable, grey austerity Britain and are just about the whitest things you can imagine. So who’s the first character you see in the ad? A black guy. He plays the tax inspector who’s come to bring the anarchic Larkins to book, but who will obviously succumb to their carefree way of life. Funny thing to be making in any Western nation at the present time. Or maybe this time the Larkins will come to see their civic duty to pay high taxes, stop brewing their own booze, cut out eating meat, stop smoking, stop bonking and vote Greens.

Never be sorry, Faustus. Very informative.

You should write more, but you probably have a life.

Dot

IIRC, local councils were actually better when we elected mayors – roads were not totally shit when I was a kid.

When the Town Clerk/Shire Clerk became an overpaid “Chief Executive Officer”, and other titles were “upgraded”, the fairly average administrators who occupied those positions started to believe that they really were Masters of Public Administration. Then everything turned to sh1t, because they remained the same fairly average administrators, but with swollen heads.

I can see the 2nd Amendment being qualified by Red Flag laws and psychological criteria.

Problems is, the background check was done on daddy because he bought the gun. Not the kid.

Why? Because his precious little 15 year old psychopath wanted one for Christmas and the kid was too young to purchase it himself.

Next the parents will say that he never ever exhibited any anti-social or unbalanced behavior in the past and this is a complete shock. Morons might even believe them.

I have always enjoyed his music very much, but, have not indulged in recent years because he was one of the loudest berating bands and singers for performing in Israel.

Roger,
Costello turned out to be an absolute TURD. He was one of the loudest and most vociferous anti-Israel blow hards.

Anyone here make their own ersatz tobacco?

I have been reading a bit, perhaps rose petals, apple leaf, oak leaves would work, with some mint, legal salvia and even brassica leaf & celery…(some contain the evil nootropic, nicotine).

Americans use coltsfoot but I have NFI what that is.

Got to be careful because I don’t want to get high off my tits. No I am not smoking wattle bark.

It might seem ridiculous, but here is the law on your own tobacco:

———–

http://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/ea190180/s28.html

EXCISE ACT 1901 – SECT 28
Only licensed producers to produce tobacco leaf etc.
(1) A person who does not hold a producer licence must not intentionally produce material that is tobacco seed, tobacco plant or tobacco leaf knowing, or being reckless as to whether, the material is tobacco seed, tobacco plant or tobacco leaf.

Penalty:

(a) for tobacco seed or tobacco plant–2 years imprisonment or 500 penalty units; and

(b) for tobacco leaf–2 years imprisonment or the greater of:

(i) 500 penalty units; and

(ii) 5 times the amount of duty, worked out under the regulations, being the duty that would be payable if the tobacco leaf had been manufactured into excisable goods and entered for home consumption on the penalty day.

Note: See section 4AA of the Crimes Act 1914 for the current value of a penalty unit.

(2) A person who does not hold a producer licence must not produce tobacco seed, tobacco plant or tobacco leaf.

Penalty: 100 penalty units.

(3) Strict liability applies to subsection (2).

————-

IIRC a Commonwealth penalty unit is $222 (Porter actually signed off on the last legislative instrument) and indexation will start again after this COVID crap goes away.

Dr Faustus

If the media don’t immediately pull the wings off this awful gobshite and all its unsupported aspirational nonsense they are in the tank.

ROFLMAO! Where have you been for the last 30 years. The MSM have been up to their grubby eyeballs in the scam for at least that long.

Bruce of N

Maybe Albo could produce green jerbs and protect us by building lots of dikes, like the Dutch do. Very small dikes.

What are all those tiny “women in sensible shoes “(h/t the fun Robin Williams) going to do about sea level?

local councils were actually better when we elected mayors

I mean when the mayor was effectively the CEO. Some places already elect their mayors. I don’t think any did before 1993?

mole

I dont live in this Australia, the Australia of frightened urban bugmen yearning to lick the hand of daddy government in submission.

I don’t think that it is the hand they want to lick.

My dream before I die of a terminal illness as an old man is to plant tobacco, salvia, jimson weed etc everywhere and let it go absolutely feral.

I don’t want everyone to get high, I want everyone to have bodily autonomy.

They won’t prosecute someone dying of liver cancer. I am also betting on the disruption agents of diversity and equity being too incompetent to catch a doddering old man in 2146.

Dotsays:
December 4, 2021 at 11:10 am
local councils were actually better when we elected mayors

I mean when the mayor was effectively the CEO. Some places already elect their mayors. I don’t think any did before 1993?

Pretty sure that Queensland did back in the 1950s/1960s. See Clem Jones.

Yes Roger, it’s hard to find anything good to say about Fraser except that he wasn’t Hawke who I probably disliked even more. All career pollimuppetts. All tarred with the same brush as my dear grandmother used to say.

Sorry, accidentally reported feelthebern at 4:30 am

I mistakenly hit the odd report button on occassion. Does it show somewhere who has hit the report button?

I always liked the idea that if you push report a little calling card or tag replaces the comment. Along the lines of…

“You have been fat fingered by EvilElvis!”

…maybe.

iVote is currently receiving a high volume of applications. Please try again soon.
This is what I get in my latest attempt to vote on-line today.
At least the site is now responding. Earlier the crash led to no site at all.
At this rate the 1pm cut off (to apply to use iVote) will come and go before I can do my civic duty.

I just found out that I am unable to go to my local council tip due to resisting the vax. Clown world is real.

Thanks, BoN. I was intrigued about a chunk of the island falling into the sea. The winter storms around there are pretty fierce, I expect. Plenty of erosion going on.

Still, presumably the local authority smells the possibility of some gubbmint moolah if they bleat loudly enough about ‘climate change.’

Just read the submarine geology part. Steep underwater gradients, from drowned river valleys formed during previous sea level regressions. Could be some subsidence below the waterline as well.

It’s Local Council elections here in NSW. I voted a few days ago. Just walked up to Oxford Street Paddington and saw ugly duckling Daisy Turnbull swanning around wearing a sweater emblazoned with the words “Team Turnbull” on it. This is no accident. She’s doing deliberately.
Cassie,
did you punch her in the face?

Mater,
I started reading your post thinking it would be numbers has fallen off his perch.
That was a dirty trick to play on a poor old cripple.

Cassie,

next time a surreptitious tripping or an accidental stumble on your part when you just “happen” to grab her clothes to save yourself, and then end up landing on her, for cushioning, of course.

Actually, it’s a very simple and unobtrusive, easily learnt Judo move.

I can but hope.