When the garage nasti’s go out do they take along a metal garage so the spooks(sound eerie music) can identify them or do they have to hastily build a block garage coz its quicker than brick?

True Garage Nastis (not those goose-stepping LARPers drunkenly flailing their hands around in the Grampians) tend to be found congregating in hobby shops and model railway clubs, either planning their next conquest or ensuring that the [model] trains actually do run on time.

The nature of their ‘garages’ as being stone, brick or tin, tend to vary based on location, funding and historical goodwill…

Garage Nastis

Look at this! What horrific evilness are these awful, awful people planning? Look how proud they are of it all! Sickening!

And look at their garage!

But I also say that the same spin has been applied to vaccines as well.
Dying within 14 days of receiving a vax from impact with a bus is not a vax death.

Who’s doing that? Officially we have “only” nine deaths from the injections.
I think it matters the most what and how the main decision makers are counting. Because that’s how you get lockdowns and mandates.

Of the 22 men and 14 women, 33 were vaccinated and three were not. Those who were vaccinated had “generally” not received a booster shot, Dr Chant said.

33 of 36 dead were ‘vaccinated.’

SMH.

Their ABCcess running the covid pron at eleventy this morning, with a twist..

Interview with a chap whos wife suicided after long covid, and a vaccination.

Lots of emoting, not much “science” from their ABCcess.

“They say long covid affects 10% of people who catch it, im sure its as high as 30%”…

The story of the wife is reasonably standard post viral syndrome, very nasty but does occur after viral infections.
Where the story veers from that is AFTER she has a vax (while with post viral symptoms) when she starts to get tremors including internal ones that prevent her sleeping etc.
At this point the interviewee says ‘Im 100% for vaccines”.

So the lady cant sleep, is drained by the tremors and post viral syndrome and tops herself.

Another covid death according to the ABCcess.
Along with a completely unscientific “omicron variant will cause 10-30% of people to get long covid which will destroy the economy”…

I think thats the new narrative they are testing.
“The vaccines will protect you from long covid”…

FO, Janet Albrechtsen. With friends like you, freedom doesn’t need any enemies:

Even as the country enjoys one of the highest vaccination rates in the world, the Immigration Minister’s decision to deport Djokovic has showcased the Morrison government’s attitude to dissent and the brute force of state power. In the process, it made a martyr out of a molehill.

Whether you agree with a person who chooses not to get vaccinated or not – and I don’t – it is not yet illegal to be unvaccinated. Until that happens, there ought to be room in a democracy for idiots, even for foreign ones. But then, Morrison has never been a great friend of free speech, unless it involved playing footsies with opinionated backbenchers to maintain his wafer-thin majority.

I’m sick and tired of PandaCons qualifying their condemnation of nazism by saying, ‘after all, there’s no further need for it now.’ For them, brute force was fine when the ‘vaccination’ rate was, like, 20 percent.

Is this legit?
Lyon & Root etc told they have to pack it in.

https://twitter.com/88888sAccount/status/1483224536682479619?s=20

Now you know where furries come from:

Suffer Not the Furry to Live…

#ExtraHeresy

I wonder what his parents identify as?

They might identify as halfwits but the truth is they’re morons.

Re RFS – sadly that is not the experience in our local brigade which is following the official guidelines re vaccination. It has led to the resignation to one of our most experienced members who refused to be vaccinated.

Vicki

Same thing is happening in Sneakerstan. Our small bushfire brigade has lost two long-serving members. I am one of them. 21 years service. I went out 3 times to a local fire in the week before New Year. That was safe, apparently. On 1 January it is no longer safe, apparently.

I am still Treasurer of the Brigade. The new rules even prevent members who decline to provide their “vaccination status” from attending the fire station, such as for administrative purposes, if no-one else is present.

The fire was allegedly lit by a 19-year-old member of a neighbouring brigade who has been charged for numerous arson events. Just as well he was arrested before his fellow brigade-members got hold of him. (NADT).

Miss Havisham

Perfect!

I’m imagining rodents and cockroaches scurrying about, while she pretends all is well.

We know how it ends – cleansing fire and death.

Whether you agree with a person who chooses not to get vaccinated or not – and I don’t – it is not yet illegal to be unvaccinated.

There’s something about this virus that turns the brains of a certain sort of woman into terrified mush.

It’s very strange, especially since the virus in its current form is less dangerous than ordinary flu.

Just reflecting on Great Expectations. It’s really a story about self-deception and honesty.

The only truly self-aware character in it is Magwitch, and he’s a crook!

dover0beach says:
January 18, 2022 at 10:32 am
Time to stop quoting those “Died within 14 days of vax” stats when some of those were run over by a bus.
Not until the same applies for COVID.

I’d like to know where these “Died within 14 days of vax” stats are – from what I gather, it’s almost impossible to attribute any death (or injury) to these “vaccines”.

There is a reason why Matt Walsh’s “Johnny the Walrus” is a big hit an Amazon.

Yeah!

Walruses are cool!

During World War II, US units and training were segregated by race, as were military facilities. In 1941, congress ordered the Army Air Corps to launch an all-black combat unit, and their training to become pilots and mechanics began at a new air base in Tuskegee, Alabama.

Bomber crews loved the Tuskegee airmen, they did their job, stuck with the bombers and defended them, rather than being drawn off looking for dogfighting opportunities like everyone else.

It’s very strange, especially since the virus in its current form is less dangerous than ordinary flu.

The threat of disease seems to be a powerful motivator toward irrational thinking and action. Not by accident the Nazi’s promoted the non-existent disease risk posed by the Jewish population.

2 years in
6 Billion dollar surplus..

This is what you get in Western Mongstralia.

COVID-19 triage marquees to be set up at major WA hospitals to cope with surge in cases

But according to the election results.

Vaccine uber alles.

Jab Heil!
Jab Heil!

This is the start of the 1000 year booster.

Ahaha! Looks like it’s been edited, Bruce.

That would have been good for the Bee.

33 of 36 dead were ‘vaccinated.’
Has NSW Health subcontracted out the collection of Covid death statistics to Anti-Vaxxers?

Whoever let that little factoid slip out will be joining me at Centrelink!

Just reflecting on Great Expectations. It’s really a story about self-deception and honesty.

The only truly self-aware character in it is Magwitch, and he’s a crook!

I thought Pip became self aware towards the end when he saw the goodness in Joe- ‘this kind, gentle man’ (who wasn’t a gentleman).

Hazzard reminds me of the pompous twerp in the Magic Pudding.

Fat Tony,
You are perfectly correct. I should have poof read.

Auschwitz express?

Like going to hogwarts but with 100% less magic.

What?!

No!

If I was going to have people draw that sort of inference from one of my hyperlinks, I’d have used this one…

#TheImportanceOfBeingErnestTheEngine

The Oz is saying there are 4000 Victorian health workers unavailable due to COVID.
Thanks Djokovic !

Everyday another reason to hate our political class

From Bruces link –
Hazzard: “The police will come hunting …”
Be afraid, very afraid. They will arrest someone to parade before the cameras.

yep all very Soviet- no doubt that the lieboral pardy has outlived its use to the people of Australia.

Hazard is like something you tread in and are glad you weren’t wearing thongs.
To be polite.

Hazard is like something you tread in and are glad you weren’t wearing thongs.

Spiky or squidgy?

Granted, both are equally bad when it comes to double-pluggers…

……….. so glad it isn’t pubic health they are tracking ……………………..

In NSW Sky says that 93.8% are enevaxxenated.

Seems high to me. The gubbmint wouldn’t lie about this, would they?

Similar implausibly high numbers in the west. My guess is that they’re massively overcounting the vaxx-ineligible cohort of the population and subtracting this from the demoninator.

c’mon I am trying to conduct a survey here!

How many think the gubbmint is fudging the jabbed counts?

There is a legend in Aboriginal memory that there was a big wave along the coast . This is supported by geological research. So our tsunami is still to come.

Here you go:

DR TED BRYANT, A tsunami expert who recently retired from the University of Wollongong, has gathered evidence that monumental tsunamis have pummelled the east coast throughout history – and could do so again. He believes that, based on studies of sediment layers and rock erosion, six big tsunamis caused by meteorite strikes or marine landslides have hit Sydney during the past 10,000 years. The most recent probably occurred in 1491, Ted says, and produced a wave that washed over the harbour’s headlands, 60 m above sea level. That tsunami didn’t travel far inshore, but others did.

Ted argues that a tsunami that hit the Shoalhaven delta near Nowra, between 5000 and 4000 years ago, ran 10 km inland, while deposits near the Blue Mountains hint that another tsunami ran over cliffs more than 60 m high, and then rushed inland.

Link

I’d like to know where these “Died within 14 days of vax” stats are – from what I gather, it’s almost impossible to attribute any death (or injury) to these “vaccines”.

The ‘tell’ with the ‘died after vaccines’ is that the numbers spike signficantly in the first 2-3 days after the vax, then tail back to normal over the rest of the 14 … Its difficult to argue that ‘hit by bus’ gets so much more common after the shot. Occams razor says its temporally related to the shot, hence likely related to the shot. https://openvaers.com/covid-data

From Bruces link –
Hazzard: “The police will come hunting …”
Be afraid, very afraid. They will arrest someone to parade before the cameras.

This is a good test for health of a society. And I don’t mean physical health.
In a healthy society the response to such a threat would be “We are all Brad Hazzards! for RATs purposes.”

I would agree, BUT, I know they’re deliberately being biased the other way.

We’re living through Covid surrounded by partial, incomplete, and inconsistent public health statistics.

Fertile ground for people of all persuasions to KNOW THINGS with terrible certainty.

Why did they drop the old name “tidal wave” in favour of “tsunami”

Because tsunamis have nothing to do with tides.

Interesting if one hit with the equivalent of the Nowra event. I remember being stationed at HMAS Creswell years ago – in Jervis Bay – and having my interest piqued by seeing round rocks the size of cars below the range of hills that runs along the coast there.

Upon researching and coming across reports like the good professors, it seems such rocks are part of the evidence. They were once under the sea, and therefore rounded, and the tsunami picked them up and hurled them inland, some 10 kilometres or so from where the sea now is.

Therefore a 60m high wave event, armed with such rocks, would probably destroy all human life, including its buildings, along the eastern seaboard wherever it came ashore, for 10 kilometres inland.

Top Ender says:
January 18, 2022 at 12:38 pm
Why did they drop the old name “tidal wave” in favour of “tsunami”

Because tsunamis have nothing to do with tides.

They got nothing to do with harbour waves either – tidal wave is a more apt description.

Until I saw the videos from the 2011 Japan, the tsunami name gave me the impression they were big waves breaking on the beach. (Like some of the old Japanese drawings)

Had I been on the shore when a “tsunami” is coming in, I would have looked at the small height & probably thought “That’s interesting, but it won’t go far”.

shatterzzz says:
January 18, 2022 at 12:48 pm
Why did they drop the old name “tidal wave” in favour of “tsunami”
Because tsunamis have nothing to do with tides.

I’ll remember that if I’m ever facing obliteration from a gigantic wave .. instead of panic I’ll self-debate whether it’s “tidal” or “tsunami” to help maintain a measured outlook .. LOL!

Gigantic wave – the ones in Japan weren’t gigantic . They didn’t look too bad at all – until they just kept on coming in.

Some of the surfing videos show some pretty gigantic waves – but they just break on the shore or wherever. They don’t keep on keeping on.

That video of the “loud” Joe Root and Lyon after ashes quiet beers is one of the reasons why Australia is a ridiculous country.

I will never mock people who threaten to leave.

Wow just got phishing spam through Watsapp. India, these aholes never sleep do they. I don’t use it much anymore so may delete the App…

Hmm.
A little wave.
1 metre high (amplitude), wave length (say) 20 metres, (say) 1 metre wide , travelling at a leisurely 10 metres per second.
That is some momentum.
And consider, a geologist friend told me years ago, that Gulf of Mexico crater and the south of NZ crater would have generated +1000 kph waves.

As for catastrophic Tsunamis, plenty of evidence of them being uncovered. Australia is not immune if there isn’t something like the GBR slowing ingress.

How low can this country go?

Search for Charlise Mutten in NSW Blue Mountains enters fifth day, as weather and COVID hinder efforts.

The ABC understands the rescue team is smaller today because some of its members have had to self-isolate after becoming infected with COVID-19.

Ferrets just back from the vets $800 later.
They got Ivermectin.

OMGOMG why are you giving them horse-dewormer?? Ferrets are not horses, y’all.

The ABC understands the rescue team is smaller today because some of its members have had to self-isolate after becoming infected with COVID-19.

Remember when adults prioritised the safety of children over their own?

Bomber crews loved the Tuskegee airmen, they did their job, stuck with the bombers and defended them, rather than being drawn off looking for dogfighting opportunities like everyone else.

If I remember correctly, Rick, the business of hiving off from the bombers to do some freelance hunting because official USAAF policy from around late ’43. In my reading it was generally regarded as a success.

Bushkid, I imagine that you have some excellent Oxfam stories from Arceh.
They appear to have exceeded even their usual ‘holier than thou’ arrogance during that effort.

Aztec prayers will be removed from the California ethnic studies model curriculum after a group of parents who had sued over its inclusion, alleging it was a sectarian endorsement of religion, secured a legal settlement with the state.

The Thomas More Society, a nonprofit legal group that specializes in religious liberty cases, obtained the settlement last week, which the group touted as a “significant triumph for freedom and equality.”

It’s a horrible event to contemplate, but one wonders how much the heavily built up nature of our coastal cities would impede the inland progress of a tsunami?

Not much I suspect – in Aceh the destruction started at the waterline, and went 5 or more km inland before there was anything left of any of the structures – prior to that it was stripped down to the foundations.

Virus hunting unboosted

Well, that’s not good. Let’s all go find a virus hunter and give them an attaboy so they know they’re appreciated.

‘Virus hunting unboosted’: Qld’s deadliest day with 16 Covid-19 deaths

Eeeek! It’s now put on war paint and it’s angry!

Can this get any stupider?

Chris,
The rich and powerful always want to become richer and more powerful.
I think it is a condition endemic in humanity.
That does mean all the rich and powerful are inherently evil.
A lot are though.

Oh come on says:
January 18, 2022 at 1:22 pm
The ABC understands the rescue team is smaller today because some of its members have had to self-isolate after becoming infected with COVID-19.
Remember when adults prioritised the safety of children over their own?

Also, are those search team people actually ill, or just turned up a possibly false-positive test?

I know I’m dreaming, but at some point some sort of common sense just has to assert itself into this … well, I just don’t know what to call it any more.

For a bit of good cheer, very welcome in these trying times, I recommend Alan Ashworth’s weekly column at The Conservative Woman, titled ‘That Reminds Me.’

Much of the material is UK specific, but so well written that it doesn’t matter. Some is universal, like this except from his latest:

Old jokes’ home

I CAN’T recall the last time anyone told me a joke, yet in olden times any reunion of friends would inevitably begin with an exchange of the latest gags. For example, who remembers the craze for puns on names, such as: ‘What do you call a woman with a goalpost in each hand? Annette. What do you call a man with rabbits up his bottom? Warren.’ And my favourite: ‘What do you call a woman who is holding a pool cue while balancing pints of lager on her head and shoulders? Beertricks Potter.’

Further suggestions welcome.

A PS from PG:

It just showed once again that half the world doesn’t know how the other three quarters live.

PG Wodehouse: Much Obliged, Jeeves

He’s a retired journo with a big fund of funny and apposite stories.

Of the 16 deaths reported today, four were unvaccinated, two had one dose, ten had two doses, and none had a third dose.

Three were in their 70s, eight in their 80s, four in their 90s and one person was over 100.

Um…how many of these people actually died from Covid? Because these seem like fairly normal ages to die at.

I’d also like to know why the four were unvaccinated. Wouldn’t be surprised if there was a medical exemption for at least some of them.

You may be confusing me with another commenter.

OCO, “Big White Tent”, something every McClown needs. He just doesn’t do children’s parties.

The huge tsunami waves destroyed all the coastal towns and villages on the Sunda Strait, within an hour or two after the explosion and collapse of the volcano . The waves were so powerful that coral blocks weighing as much as 600 tons were thrown ashore.

Link

Oh come on says:
January 18, 2022 at 1:31 pm
WA’s response to “looming Covid surge” is a “big white tent“.

Almost 2 years to prepare, and $multi-billion state gov surplus, and this is all the fuckwits could come up with??

Three were in their 70s, eight in their 80s, four in their 90s and one person was over 100.

The worst pandemic ever still has a batting average of 85….

..and one person was over 100.

Oh the humanity – cut down in his/her/xi prime.

Quick, let’s inject some untested toxin into all kids from 6 months old.

Thank goodness McGowan’s in charge. His taking of just this kind of decisive measure has made us the envy of the world!

He just watching the pennies.

Only 6 billion in the kitty…
Same reason they cancelled/delayed Feraldtons hospital expansion.

Try this for world class mongoloidism, this will be spoke of in hushed whispers in short buses for generations..

Guess one of the reasons for cancelling a hospital expansion…

Geraldton hospital redevelopment delayed due to COVID-19 pandemic, building boom
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-08/geraldton-hospital-redevelopment-delayed/100196576

World beating morons.

Dr Forrest caught the virus from a Russia interpreter and expert in central Asia after she joined the Fortescue travel party during a four-month tour taking in 47 countries.

I’d like to see a photo of the interpreter. I’ll bet she doesn’t look too shabby.

This is serious.
Blow job based transmission?

World beating morons.

And that is only because of the Steven Bradbury effect.

WA’s response to “looming Covid surge” is a “big white tent“.

a big white tent at the front of Sneakers’ Y-fronts as he contemplates more “strong decisive leader” LARPing.

rickw says:
January 18, 2022 at 2:08 pm
Pretty much everyone I know has COVID and I still haven’t caught it!

Personality, rickw, personality. Time for a bit of introspection, my friend. Ask an uncle – they’ll tell you things your father wouldn’t.

thefrollickingmole says:
January 18, 2022 at 2:13 pm

Only 6 billion in the kitty…
Same reason they cancelled/delayed Feraldtons hospital expansion.

There’s plenty of money available though to build the internment camps.

For a mood lift in this depressing environment, I recommend Alan Ashworth’s weekly column in The Conservative Woman, titled That Reminds Me.

Here is a bit of his latest:

Old jokes’ home

I CAN’T recall the last time anyone told me a joke, yet in olden times any reunion of friends would inevitably begin with an exchange of the latest gags. For example, who remembers the craze for puns on names, such as: ‘What do you call a woman with a goalpost in each hand? Annette. What do you call a man with rabbits up his bottom? Warren.’ And my favourite: ‘What do you call a woman who is holding a pool cue while balancing pints of lager on her head and shoulders? Beertricks Potter.’

Further suggestions welcome.

A PS from PG:

It just showed once again that half the world doesn’t know how the other three quarters live.

PG Wodehouse: Much Obliged, Jeeves

Ashworth is a retired journo with a big fund of stories.