I read on their website it’s $160 to process an application for up to three tress; more dosh for more than three.

Every leaf is sacred in NSW Deep-Green run Councils, Top Ender. Don’t expect an easy ride.
An arborist once told us that Woollahra Council (in the land of million dollar harbour views) makes more money from fining owners fifty thousand dollars starting rate per tree for any unauthorised tree interference or removal than they do from anything else they charge ratepayers for.

A Council aborist inspecting trees on our property after major storm damage, and a removal recommendation for a Coral ‘weed’ tree from the SES emegency services, looked up at the very large Jacaranda about two metres from our building and said she would not permit pruning it of anything wider than a man’s finger. Luckily, I love the tree due to its blossoms and bird habitat. The foliage drops to expose views during the winter while its shade is useful in the summer and we have views elsewhere anyway.

Hairy, nevertheless, does chop away at it regardless of the branch size when it intrudes into our verandah or when some branches of it thrash about on our roof. He has a long-handled gadget which he employs for such things. That arborist woman was a sniffy drip-nosed total Karen.

Luckily I can still telephone Mavellous Mervyn No Surname, a friend of trees yet a man of good sense and swift action, when something subtle needs to be done, for our block has ten large trees.

The trees in our area that are really a problem for many people are those lower down the hill lining a Council street. The are universally loathed, except by rabid greenies. At one time they were sensibly pollarded but since those glorious days have been allowed to push up long straight view-blocking corms.

Every pro-vaxer I’ve ever met has believed that doctors all have access to time machines. Doctors use these time machines to go back to before a vaccine is introduced and use modern laboratory techniques to retrospectively test 100 per cent of the population (symptomatic and asymptomatic).

This way, pro-vaxers argue, we can definitively compare numbers pre-vaccine vs post-vaccine.

Poor old binary.

He really thinks that the symptomatic profile of different diseases can’t have been identified before vaccines were developed, because every medical advance in relation to a disease must in his view happen in lockstep with every other advance. Same applies to pathology and immunology. It’s just stark staring impossible in his world for the symptoms and pathology of different diseases to be identified before a vaccine is developed for any of them, so thus he thinks it’s impossible for reasonable stats for pre and post vaxx to be kept. It never occurs to him that there’s inevitably a lag time between identifying a possibly dangerous virus, completing the analysis of whether the virus is indeed dangerous, and then developing a vaccine against it, during which time it’s possible to do accurate stats on the symptoms and pathology of what the virus does.
Poor old binary.

As an example I pointed out to him that medical science had no difficulty realising that Lou Gehrig wasn’t suffering from polo in 1939, even though no effective polio vaccine existed till 1955. Poor old binary thought that he could refute the argument by stating that it is now believed that FDR was misdiagnosed with polio in 1921. Poor old binary can’t understand that medical knowledge of polio needn’t have been totally static from 1921 till 1939. Poor old binary.

Stand in line you pushy bastard.
…and don’t call me Shirley.

You know my father? Shirles

Thanks Tim. So much drivel.

Not only do we have time machines but now we have the claim that literally *every* disease in history has been 100 per cent unambiguous and that the term “differential diagnosis” isn’t real.

Note too that Tim – who thinks *every* disease in history has presented unambiguously – tries to insult me by calling me “binary”.

The conspiracy theory dystopian hell predicted in March 2020 by tin foil hat wearing lunatics arrived and nobody noticed.

They noticed, alright.

I mean this in the nicest way possible.
My frustration here is obvious.
This is because at one time Catallaxy files commenters were way in front of the eight ball, and had read the political tea leaves correctly before all others.
By god , has that changed.
I have just scrolled back and again I wonder what I am doing here.
There are certain things that just will not be admitted, which has sent catallaxians to the back of the bus.
They cannot come to the right conclusions until they do.
But come hell or high water, self delusion is now the only way to cope for many, and god help anyone trying to shove the truth in their face.
You’ll still see people comment on the spineless behaviour of ScoMo, for example.
FMD.

Let us state the bleeding obvious.
If you don’t know by now, looking at the entire world, that this has nothing to do with a virus and never did, you are PURPOSEFULLY deluding yourself to cope.
If you don’t want to believe there is a Klaus Schwab, a Bill Gates and the whole Davos crowd (which includes the UN, and the WHO and all the other global socialist elites who have their bought and paid for traitors in nation governments world wide, you are denying reality.
It’s a sad time, for sure, but it’s sadder to see the self inflicted demise of those who cannot cope with reality.
Those who refuse to.
Look at JC above.
Lost.
A former shadow of what he once was, unable to come clean with himself and his reaction to all this, he withers away losing a few tommies each day.
Many here, aren’t that stupid, were once quick aware of their surroundings.
There is hope, we have progressed somewhat from the dribbling cretins the initial propaganda made of many in 2020, and so I keep making statements like this, knowing I’ll be the messenger shot for doing so.
But humouring a man who thinks he is a woman is a tragedy for the individual in question, and does them no good.
And it’s the same with those who are suffering from Globalist coup denial.
It does them no good to humour them.
Repeat after me.
Sco Mo is not weak, he is one of the main culprits.
Now say….this is happening all over the world, especially the west and is not just an Australian domestic political problem.

The elections will be rigged, if they occur at all.
Repeat it.

Say…if I want to know what is really going on all I have to do is go to the WEF website.
My refusal to do so is because of my delicate mental state and fierce objection to knowing the truth.
The jab is not and cannot be proven to be a vaccine, yet it’s already killed hundreds of thousands and probably millions if reported honestly.
I am not being honest with myself and cannot help my fellow man whilst deluding myself because I’m about twenty steps behind the game being played and just reacting and not being pro active.

I mean that without being a smartarse, although I’m well aware of how it will be received.
Wake the fuck up.

In girls the consequences tends to manifest as Cervical Cancer. In boys, it tends to manifest in the throat.

Hence the cautions against orally pleasuring your partner.

Something I miss in my own garden here is a jacaranda. Made up for by some down the street that I can enjoy. Nothing like a Sydney summer and that purple haze edging the harbour at the heart and following the suburban sprawl like veins.

They are particularly prolific around the Ryde area – I was told that Matron of the hospital sent new babies home with a seedling jac for mum and dad to plant. It’s a nice story, and might even be true.

Figures

So your now saying viruses are real but created by stress?
Figures

So your now saying viruses are real but created by stress?

Stress lowers the immune system it creates nothing.

The wound site quickly sends a message – “grow”. And so it does – long, willowy witches brooms of ugly vertical growth

Yes. The trees in a lower street from us are not Jacarandas but because they were once extensively pollarded in the past, they have now broken free with witches’ brooms, which the houses under them have made even taller by trimming anything but the canopy (whether Council approved or not I don’t know). Now they are ugly swaying big things in the way of views of Watson’s Bay. We are less affected by them than others (the $6 million house next door may have some buyers regret as their growth this year has been stupendous with all the rain) as we have wide background views but these rogue trees still block out a bit of harbour foregound for us and virtually all harbour views for anyone lower down. I notice that even Allegra Spender’s spiel letterbox drop has a bob each way – she intends to ‘protect trees’, but also adds ‘and views’. I wouldn’t believe her for a minute on the latter. She is an utter Green Left plant.

I’ve never heard it sold that way, and I’d never VOLUNTARILY allow my children to be vaccinated in order to protect someone else. It might be a side benefit, but I’d never allow it if it wasn’t of direct benefit to them. That’s immoral.

Nah we’ve had this conversation before, giving boys the HPV vaccine was always about eradicating cervical cancer, to stop them ‘passing on HPV”. The ‘protects males from cancers too’ was ancillary as it was not “cost effective” to run a mass HPV vaccination campaign for the low numbers of male HPV cancers, and only tacked on later as a rhetorical selling point as parents balked at the idea of vaccinating their sons to benefit girls.

E.g Tanya Plibersek announces boys will be reducing cervical cancer:

Federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek says boys aged 12 and 13 will now be given three doses of the Gardasil vaccine under the National Immunisation Program.

“This is a very important next step in the story of Gardasil,” she said.

“It’s a very exciting journey, an Australian invention, a world-first vaccine for women and now a world-first vaccine for young men.”

Ms Plibersek says year 9 boys will also be able to get the vaccine at school under a catch-up program for the next two years.
…
“Significantly reducing the number of lesions that lead to cervical cancer among women in the vaccinated age group,” she said.

“It is estimated that a quarter of new infections will be avoided by extending the vaccine to boys.”

NSW Health:

Associate Professor Kristine Macartney of the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance said that “as well as protecting males from HPV infections, immunising young men will also help protect women from infection”.

Federal Health:

Vaccinating males will prevent male cancers and genital warts and importantly, will also help to protect females from cervical cancer.

But here’s the NY Times originally announcing the project originally:

By 2009, the vaccine could be approved for boys as well. Although Gardasil also protects against genital warts, which are not life-threatening, the primary reason to extend approval to boys would be to slow the rates of cervical cancer. Public health folks charmlessly call this “herd immunity.”

Will parents of sons consent to a three-shot regimen that has been marketed as benefiting girls? How do you pitch that to Gardasil Boy’s parents?

Think altruism. Responsibility. Chivalry, even? Oh, and yes: some explicit details about genital warts and sexual transmission.

So your now saying viruses are real but created by stress?

No. The mind causes *real* physiological changes in response to stress.

Because of course it does. It’s, quite frankly, kind of obvious that our minds would try and instigate some kind of physiological response to enable us to increase our odds of survival under various types of jeopardy.

The type of jeopardy would determine the type of physiological response. For example, if you need to run fast, you get extra lung capacity.

I wonder when the average citizen will figure out that masks don’t work. Looking at the big picture, we have had mask mandates for almost the whole stupid nightmare, but they have made no difference whatsoever. The ‘rona is now out of control in some states.

At the local level, you would think that, surely, people would notice the ridiculous mask pantomime at cafes and pubs? Mask on to walk in. Mask off to sit down. Just silly. How the hell will that stop a virus?

But no. Walking around the street, morons still wear masks even though they are not mandated.

A bunch of 12 and 13 year olds with surplus gear and BB guns making their own WWII movie series:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D2KzovIuRmg

The radio chatter about members of the Proud Boys marching around downtown Seattle, some possibly carrying guns, and then heading to confront protesters on Capitol Hill was an improper “ruse,” or dishonest ploy, that exacerbated a volatile situation, according to findings released Wednesday by the city’s Office of Police Accountability.

Vis instapundit

Mater I know it’s the HPV vaccine, but the rhetoric they use to sell the HPV vaccine to parents of boys is it’s to protect all the girls they root from cervical cancer.

If all girls are vaxed against it then where will boys be contracting it from in the first instance.

twostix says:
January 6, 2022 at 4:20 pm

I suggested it was impossible because you are not able to send kids to school without them being immunized

You can JC. That’s another lie they let flow and many parents preemptively cave because they don’t know any different. It’s daycare and pre-schools and things that children are “banned” from – thanks to Morrison.

It’s not all down to Morrison, nor is it recent.

Immunisation for preschoolers in NSW was mandated by the Greiner government in the early 1990s. I remember having an argument with my then boss in The Cabinet Office about it at the time. I wanted to brief the Premier against it (it came from Health Minister Peter Collins) but was over-ruled.

Health Departments, both State and Federal, are an absolute menace. They all have a wish list a mile long of things they want to force on the population (for our own good) and are relentless in bringing the list out every time a new Minister is appointed. Even if the fool only agrees to one item, it’s another victory for them until the next gullible and green politician who wants to ‘make a difference’ comes along.

Hmm.

NT lockout until Monday, along with a mask mandate.

In all seriousness, Chief Minister Michael Gunner is vain and stupid enough to do this to draw some attention back from Djokovic, and to grab a small bit of #metoo action at the National Trophy Cabinet of Fuckwits.

Something I miss in my own garden here is a jacaranda.

I love jacarandas — yes they can be messy but only for one month of the year and for me any mess is forgiven, it’s only for a very short time – the colour is so vibrant and beautiful contrasting as it does against the green bushland, particularly beautiful around the harbour, jacarandas are welcome heralding as they do the arrival of Summer –

yes calli I heard the same story the one I heard was that a matron at St Margaret’s in Crown Street would send home a jacaranda seedling with the baby — I love that story, could even be true.

I have quotes from various public health agencies encouraging this very thing.

If I provide them will you admit that everything you believe about vaccines is a lie?

As I said above, you’re claiming that all vaccines are useless, so you’ve got to prove that there’s some ground for believing that every set of stats that purports to validate a vaccine is suspect. And that includes clinical trials as well as follow up surveys. So showing that some governments try to influence diagnoses in relation to some vaccines after the vaccine is released, i.e. after the clinical trial that purported to validate the vaccine, wouldn’t cut it.

You do realise that they test vaccines in clinical trials before they release them, don’t you? So if a later set of stats corroborates the clinical trials that suggest the vaccine is effective, would you insist that both sets of stats must be wrong? And why would we assume that that’s always the case where both clinical trials and post-release surveys indicate vaccine effectiveness?

And it’s not circular reasoning to start off with the premise that doctors believe the vaccines work. If they didn’t and they still gave the vaccines, wouldn’t that make them psychopaths?

Actually I was expecting you to say something else. No, I wasn’t implying that.

A Characteristic Daily Telegraph Heading:
Gangster killed leaving beauty salon.

Vic ‘Health’ Minister Martin Foley now says (in The Hun) he’ll start counting RAT positive tests as ‘probable cases’, and therefore cases.

100,000 a day. Here we go.

rickwsays:
January 6, 2022 at 5:23 pm
A bunch of 12 and 13 year olds with surplus gear and BB guns making their own WWII movie series:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D2KzovIuRmg

Cool

From the Oz. Europe’s energy crisis now going global. It’s the Wall Street Journal and still uses the term ‘Trumpism’, but it is certainly a recognition that Western energy economies are going to hell in a handbasket over ‘climate change’ (knee taken towards that of course) and that things must change.

Hard to believe, but politics sometimes exhibits a pull toward the rational, especially when voters find it difficult to pay their bills, heat their homes and keep their jobs.

That’s happening in Europe now thanks to home-heating and electricity prices up 300 per cent at the wholesale level since last winter. In a quote echoed across the continent, one of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s parliamentary allies warned on the weekend of “catastrophic” damage to the government: “Elections are won and lost in people’s wallets.”

Europe’s mess has been framed as a story of many influences — the proverbial perfect storm. But it’s really a story of one thing, coal, plus hypocrisy.

By undiversifying its base-load power supply away from dirty coal while also dumping nuclear, Europe has invited all the consequences you read about: ill-advised reliance on Russian natural gas, frantic bidding wars with China for liquefied-gas shipments, fear of rolling blackouts whenever a French nuclear plant needs maintenance or the wind dies down or the sun goes behind a cloud.

Though firm believers in the risks of man-made climate change, analysts at the commodity research firm CPM Group cogently argue in a recent report that 2022 will be the year when energy and climate realism finally break through:

The gestures governments have been enacting, they write, are “not meaningful in the race to combat climate change.”

READ MORE:Pass the smelling salts: Europe is embracing climate realism|Speculators boost corporate carbon credit prices|Softly softly approach targets nature lovers|Move to renewables is fuelling a growing global energy crisis
The electric vehicles that politicians particularly love to subsidise “will not significantly reduce carbon dioxide output, only shift its location.”

“There are real constraints” — surprise — “to moving toward clean energy industries,” starting with the unwillingness of voters and consumers to pay for it.

Most interestingly, the CPM analysts see a “bifurcation” between China and the rest of the world. Not because China has opted out of lip service to the climate cause, but because China now produces emissions for the world. Europe has conveniently adopted 1990 (when East Germany’s Sovietised heavy industry was about to be shut down) as its emissions baseline. Even so, Europe’s claimed 20 per cent reduction in emissions since then is not merely a drop in the bucket when the world increased its total emissions 50 per cent overall. It’s a bit of fraud since European investors simply relocated their emissions-heavy processes to places outside the European Union.

A perfect metaphor is Angela Merkel’s decision in 2011 to shut Germany’s nuclear plants, including three that closed last week. Now it can be admitted: Her motive was to forestall a momentary rush of German voters to the Green Party after Japan’s Fukushima accident, which came weeks after her party suffered a disastrous drubbing in local elections. For this passing political benefit to Ms. Merkel and her coalition, Europe will pay the price for decades.

It’s time to invoke a favourite phrase, “sophisticated state failure,” for the inability of advanced societies to reconcile means and ends, when every attempt to appease powerful and diverse interest groups and voting blocs seems to result only in a succession of boondoggles and economic crises.

An unspoken pillar of Merkelism is its touching faith in the power of markets to compensate somehow for the irrationalities of public policy. This week, European energy prices have been mercifully moderating thanks to LNG cargoes, a product of America’s fracking boom, being diverted on the high seas from Asian ports to European ones.

And yet the U.S. is not immune to the same pathologies. Texas discovered as much in last winter’s epic blackouts. After Texas chose for decades to throw money at renewables rather than freeze-proof its energy infrastructure, the out-of-state power supplies that were supposed to be its insurance policy never materialised. Ditto California, which invested in renewables rather than fireproof its grid and now is beyond out-of-state rescue. Its citizens suffer recurrent intentional blackouts to reduce fire risk. One of these winters, the Northeast will experience its own calamitous outages due to its refusal to authorise the gas pipelines and power plants needed to support a crowd-pleasing rush to renewables.

Sophisticated state failure is an unadmitted father of the Western world’s drift to populist politics. Recall how the convoluted financial-system meltdown and bailouts of 2008 gave rise to the tea party and birtherism, how the resulting rise of Trumpism spawned the countervailing Russia-collusion panic. A new culture war is blossoming over Covid policy. The worst always rise to the top in such situations: progressives who believe that with enough coercion utopia is in reach; discombobulated middle-class voters whose soured faith in government curdles into technicolor conspiracy theories.

A lot more of this may be on the way if the developed world keeps playing Russian roulette with its energy supply, a vital underpinning of a modern society and foundation of every voter’s well-being.

Author above is Holman W Jenkins, Jnr.

Always like to give the writer his due.

One person per 2 square metres.

That’s it for the Melbourne Open then.

Obscenities like the gardasil mandate confirmed lifelong gut feelings about the evils of big, stupid government and the monstrosities visited on normal people

Per above Reuters link, it seems like the Japanese Government is the only competent one, and the only one not brought and paid for by Big Pharma.

Glad you have affirmed that vax decisions should only be made for selfish reasons of protecting oneself, without considering broader implications on others.

Isn’t that everyone else being selfish?

Bodily autonomy is a big deal, ask a feminist.

Oops, stuffed the link. Here it is again: Charles II of Spain

Seated.
Outdoors.
No probs.

Until they roll the roof closed.

In any event, Macron should be eviscerated for this. He literally called the unvaccinated non-citizens. How much more provocative can you get.

I suspect quite a lot of them are already non-citizens of no describable appearance or religion. I wonder when Macron will notice and do a backflip with pike?

I suspect there are a lot of fake vaccine passes in parts of Paris that the police carefully don’t notice.

From Eugyppius:

As for plans and conspiracies, there two of them which played a huge part in making what should have been a middle-of-the-road pandemic influenza-type event into a worldwide catastrophe:

1) There is, firstly, the decades-long retooling of biodefence planning and preparedness into pandemic planning and preparedness. This happened after 2003, in the wake of the SARS-1 outbreak. Our benevolent public health authorities and their allies in academia suddenly became deeply interested in pandemics. They acquired a bunch of shiny new policy toys they wanted to try out. The false Swine flu panic of 2009 was an early sign that this entire network of think tanks, schemers and philanthropic organisations had begun to represent a truly dangerous threat to our economies and societies.

2) Then, secondly, there is the specific role of shadowy actors, mostly from mainland China, in promoting mass containment after January 2020. I really recommend you betake yourself to the Event 201 website and watch all of the videos. You will find there a perfect statement of everything western pandemic planners had spent years fantasising about. What’s missing from the event, is lockdowns, border closures, mass testing, contact tracing, and everything else that belongs to mass containment. All of this, which has made the Corona pandemic massively worse, was implemented by very deliberate conspiracies in the earliest months of 2020.

Together, 1) and 2) have proven to be a toxic mix. Governments are now using the repressive containment policies they got from China to drive their populations into the arms of the vaccinators. In their eagerness for a pandemic, they once again jumped the gun and overreacted to a virus that was only somewhat bad. They were not welcomed as saviours and not everybody wanted their vaccines. A lot of people weren’t sure these new products were safe. Then the vaccines turned out not to work so well, and that was to many of these people a double slight. Their escalating fanaticism, vindictiveness, and newfound preference for punitive approaches, are all psychological reactions to the failure and repudiation they have experienced.

So yes, the inception of this involved a lot of planning. Now, however, the initiators are no longer in the driver’s seat. They shouted fire in a theatre and caused a stampede to the exits; the crowd will continue to rush out whatever anybody does.

A whole ideological revolution has taken place, thanks to two years of intense media propaganda and social isolation. Millions and millions of people believe in containment, in the same way they believe racism is bad. The collective force of these deeply held beliefs is very great, and vastly stronger than any repressive policies an autocratic public health establishment could issue from on high. These beliefs are especially rife in the middle and upper-middle classes – the urban professionals, the well-off doctors and lawyers, the university professors, and so on. It is precisely these social spheres that are most heavily represented in our government, corporate and academic institutions. The collective force of these public and private bureaucracies is now driving containment; this is just undeniable.

‘get a covid vaccine not for themselves, but to protect old people and “the community”’

If healthy young blokes are going around handing out cunnilingus to old people and randoms in the street, then the problem is larger than anticipated.

There is a level of physical contact missing in one of these scenarios.

Off to the pub for a countery now. Unknown at this stage whether what was once described by a (hot AF) ladeeeee housemate a lifetime ago as a ‘trip to the rose garden’ will eventuate.

Haha, checked the SCG scorecard. Goat had a strike rate four times higher than anyone else in the innings. He’s a good team guy. Declared 8/416.

I supported Djokovic mostly as a spoiler but also because if he succeeded it would show up the health fascists for refusal to accept immunity post infection and demanding that the recovered uselessly get vaccinated. All good.
Having learned however that he is involved with the putrid Clooney woman cancels all that.
He’s just another elitist.
Fukim.

one gif…
Liberal poling

Bons says:
January 6, 2022 at 6:30 pm

The Amal Clooney thing was a joke, the link went to http://www.bullshitnews.com.

How did that happen?
To continue:
that clearly define the creature’s character.
The first, and this is almost impossible to believe, is that he pointed at Farage like some deranged head teacher lecturing recalcitrant Smithers. I don’t believe that I have ever seen that behaviour in a public debate. Megolamania.
The second was the personality revealing combination of supercilious and arrogantly superior smirk. Megolamania again.
The only good result of the Gulf War was the demise of that man’s career.

About half-way through last year, Scummo said Australia would be a very different country by Christmas – he was about 2 weeks out. Ironic that the least dangerous variant will be the one that completes the process.

Scummo has sold out this country – anyone who thinks he hasn’t, please explain what the pustule would have done differently if he had.

JCsays:
January 6, 2022 at 6:58 pm
Rabz

It’s not just the moralising but there’s more. Atheists hold conferences and meetings. What is there to talking about? Nothing? It’s insane to be holding these meetings to talk about NOTHING!

Governments love atheists’. Instead of bowing to God, they bow to them instead. Just look at the shit hole Australia and all the bedwetting morans obeying government without question.

Gunner eh- another career pollimuppett. Obligatory bludge BA then ‘worked’ as an electoral orrificer. Didn’t even finish his LLB apparently. These people are an absolute menace as are fArts courses which incubate them (at taxpayers’ expense). One of the more nasty ones it seems. Ofcourse Morrison could stop this at the stroke of a pubic service pen.

Unlike previous lockdown rules, work is not a reason to leave home for the unvaccinated, Mr Gunner said.

Has Madam De Farge gunner not heard of the concept of paying bills and buying food or is that only something the nice clean people do

Rabz, any “religionist” who calls you a “moral vacuum” needs to have a good, hard look in the mirror.

In other news, the magpie family has brought their new and very noisy child for my inspection.

It is a bottomless pit, and is currently amusing itself picking the carefully cultivated moss from the trunk of one of my grass trees. It clearly enjoys living dangerously.

Sharri Markson loses the plot:

https://twitter.com/CaldronPool/status/1478872154250760194

I was doing some background research a few weeks ago on legislation banning little old ladies from praying the rosary outside abortion clinics. I was surprised to come across an old piece wherein Sharri Markson was gung-ho in favour of locking them up.

Now it all makes sense.

Rabzsays:
January 6, 2022 at 7:29 pm
calli – the last two years have left me wondering if I am indeed, a moral vacuum.

The stupidity and insanity we’ve witnessed during this period has been “disillusioning” to put it mildly.

At this rate and sometime very soon, I’ll be staring into an abyss, that may just stare back at me.

If that happens, all bets are off. ?

Yeah, I’d wager that Oz has gone full retard.

Another observation. Christians are not immune to worshipping government, or a thousand other things.

The bias towards idolatry is strong in all of us. We just call it different names to avoid the truth.

Who ever said there was no such thing as a witch? Clinton, Warren, Pelosi- just off the top of my head.

Wasn’t Schwab arrested a few weeks ago in Switzerland?

In a pizza parlour I believe.

Bugger!
Melbourne has missed all the big rains and storms. 160mm in places west of Bendigo in two hours last night.
If ever a city deserved to be washed into the sea it’s Melbourne.

A big weakness of the USA imho is the domination by the legal profession. Here too.

Governments love atheists’. Instead of bowing to God, they bow to them instead. Just look at the shit hole Australia and all the bedwetting morans obeying government without question.

Government is an alternative religion. How on earth otherwise can you explain the hideous Mong Andrews having a fan base? Govern me harder Dan!

Government is an alternative religion. How on earth otherwise can you explain the hideous Mong Andrews having a fan base? Govern me harder Dan!

Yes too true and rather pathetic.

That Chant lady said that anyone admitted to a hospital in NSW suffering from an adverse reaction to a vaxxination, within 14 days of receiving that vaxxination, would be registered as a Covid patient.

Maybe Mr. Double Jabbed just had his booster, who knows. In that scenario, his death would be registered as a Covid death, nothing to do with the vaxxine.

That’s pretty obviously been the plan all along
Once the Vaxxine Casualty Rate overwhelms the Hospitals, you’ll really see those Civil Liberties go up in smoke.
It’ll be door to door Vaxxing Baby, any resistance and … Euthanased on the spot.

calli – the last two years have left me wondering if I am indeed, a moral vacuum.

Do you have an urge to become a bugman? If not, you’re probably not gone yet.

[Bernard Woolley, in “Yes Minister” (hard copy)] “I asked Humphrey if I too would end up as a moral vacuum. His reply surprised me. “I hope so,” he told me. “If you work hard enough”.”

As someone here correctly pointed out- the abuse and assaults by the political class on the demos is world wide and coordinated from Darwin toParis.

Macaroon is another nasty steaming pile.

[Bernard Woolley, in “Yes Minister” (hard copy)] “I asked Humphrey if I too would end up as a moral vacuum. His reply surprised me. “I hope so,” he told me. “If you work hard enough”.”

Vwoooooosh…

*Thoop!*

***Assorted shop vac noises intensify***

#YouSuck!