Very cynical, Wally. 🙂
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Sancho, absolutely. I expected better from my bilateral knee replacement. However, apart from the rehab in hospital, I wasn’t able…
accusing them of eating their patients Eating Fido? That’s terrible! Dog chow mein, yum.
I have been a journalist all my life. My instinct is that Hildebrand is being paid to be a political…
It’s surprising if he forgets the outer suburbs as his electorate is smack bang in the middle of a mix…
But imagine the fun if one did manage to puncture a 100psi semi tyre with a spike!
There is a reason why they are put in safety cages when they are being repaired.
It may well be anything, but what are people claiming?
That police used the loud ‘chirping’ warning system to get people to disperse or they were targeted with ultrasonic sound?
If you own or rode in a BMW, Mercedes, Volvo, SAAB, or Volkswagen and smelled what you think is a 64-count box of Crayola crayons, you aren’t, in fact, imagining things and there’s a very specific reason it smells like first grade.
Is this true?!
But imagine the fun if one did manage to puncture a 100psi semi tyre with a spike!
Soy Beta #2 killed by pocket knife driven handle first through his skull!
Steve Hilton on the latest about the Durham enquiry showing conclusive proof that shrillary and the swamp actively spied on Trump before and AFTER he became POTUS with illegal hacking of the Whitehouse and Trump properties and then the confected wussia hoax. Unfuckingbelievable:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZNItuVc7HM
My old school (NSW)is 10/106 (including admin staff).
My new school (Qld) is 9 / 150 (including admin).
Listening to staffroom conversations at least 2 are complete nutters. The others more citing inadequate testing etc. It’s also funny how the tone has changed about getting the 3rd clot shot.
On the first day back I had 3 phonecalls offering me at least a term’s contract, and since then about 5 other offers. We also got an email offering contracts in Central Qld with very attractive incentives, and that is apart from generic recruiters emails.
Doc
The claim was that a sonic hum made the American personnel ill and we’re now hearing how a couple of objects are being used indiscriminately outside parliament to non-immediate injury.
Yeaah Naaa. just naaaa.
This is a News.com.au headline re yesterday’s incident:
The lies.
USSR
Fuck off. You mentally impaired loon.
Whoops
to cause non-immediate injury.
Zat, I pump up tires to 42 PSI(?). What do you pump tractor-trailer tires to?
From the Epoch Times:
Here.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/biden-administration-urges-court-not-to-allow-release-of-secret-report-on-dominion-voting-machines_4273710.html?utm_source=Morningbrief&utm_campaign=mb-2022-02-13&utm_medium=email&est=NgVu3T%2BvWpEob2U3dyMj0GFNY2CQ6CNKOjCzxj5Q9Tlbk5U8eoHlZdN3gy9JZJuy
Semi tyre PSI varies with temperature but 100 psi is a rough lower end of the range.
JC
Do you recall the many complaints from people living near wind turbine generators, about low frequency sound causing them health problems. It does not seem impossible that noise could be weaponised, whether it has been is at least open to debate.
I started by saying that these are two issues. I don’t believe ultrasonics were used in can’tbra. I don’t believe infrasonics were used either. (Rosie, they’re different.) Just ordinary noise is much more likely. But infrasonics does make a good crowd dispersal weapon.
If used indiscriminately, the cops would need butt plugs as well as ear plugs, infrasound of sufficient intensity can give you a dire rear.
Fucckkk. Being close could cause your hand to disappear if that’s the closest part of your body to a tire.
Morristein can’t blame the states if he keeps rabbiting on about making three jabs the standard for “fully vaxxed”.
Truck tyre explosion in a shop
After 8 years off work (injury) my wife has returned. Her car a 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander, 400,000+ on the clock. Still a good reliable car but thirsty around 11/12 l/100km. Her new work is a 140km roundtrip and she wanted something newer so she bought a Mitsubishi Kona. Took it to Melb yesterday 700km+ roundtrip. Amazing fuel economy around 5.5 to 6 l/100km. Smallish but pretty comfortable.
The things I didn’t like. Everytime you start it, it returns to the factory defaults, ie lane control and the cruise control is (so called) intelligent. You can turn off the lane thing easily , it’s horrible, keeps making you stay where it thinks you should be not where you want to be. The cruise control is the worse. It has this ridiculous feature where it determines what distance you should be from the car in front, it has four settings and always defaults to the longest, around 100m, you can shorten it to around 30m but that’s it. So you’re on the freeway, if someone is going slower than you then way before you need to change lanes it automatically slows down to the same speed as the car in front. If you’re not alert to this you can find yourself going quite a bit slower before you realise. If you set it at the minimum distance than it’s still too early to change lanes. Any experienced driver is always aware of the cars and trucks around him and will look for a gap into which he can move. This effin stupid cruise control ruins that. Instead of letting you carry speed and change lanes while getting a little closer to the car in front but at the same time moving smoothly and safely into a gap, it slows you down and ruins everything.
Apparently (according to the salesman) this is the safety standard now.
B John
Sure, listening to a hum day in day out would cause anyone to go bonkers. But that would be for a longish time and hardly weapons grade.
Ted complained about living within close proximity to turbines as well as picking bananas close by, so no one should be surprised it causes a massive loss of IQ. Ted personifies the after effects of a constant sonic hum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXFEwvaSA9w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE2TERJNzZQ
the Incredulity Transform is a mathematical device for determining the nodes where modulated information collapses into gibberish
If the Libs want people to vote for them (and even donate) they’ll have to scrap the QR and masks, and build a proper power station.
Preferably on land resumed from AGL.
In another 3 months it will be 4 jabs. Then in a further 3 months, 5 jabs………
Until the people tell them to fuck off, they will keep mandating it.
Your life disappear, you mean. I’ve seen the rim locks on OHDT propelled 150 metres when a tyre exploded. It would have cut a dude in half easy.
Shit..
Yes Dover.
The world is full of them.
If the LRAD technology, which Australian police forces bought quite openly for crowd control was not used in Canberra, then Aussie Cossack and his cronies are liars. It makes me wonder what other lies he has told.
The nub of it is…is what he claims to have occurred the truth?
This is a News.com.au headline re yesterday’s incident:
A protestor has unleashed on a Canberra local after the woman swerved and ended up on top of another car in startling footage.
The lies.
It’s outright propaganda. Complete oneness of The State and The Media.
Even Joseph Goebbels would blush.
The more I read about “modern” “safety” features the more my 25yo manual RAV4 makes sense. I drove my sister’s auto Tiguan and it just about drove me nuts. I see CVTs are spreading like herpes at a Liar youth camp.
The on/off/on thing when the car is stationary is terrible. I’m no mechanic, but I’m freaking sure it’s not good for the engine. The on/off thing has been one my biggest turn-offs in replacing the cars.
The Beloved has that on his Prado. Cruise control, can’t be disabled.
Important article by David Flint. Walking away from the LNP was the correct thing to do…
Why should anyone be surprised that some in the far-left faction of the parliamentary Liberal parties, the LINOs, demonstrate their dislike of those who are even mildly conservative? Intolerance of even slightly different views is a badge of Marxism, a creed which is marching through too many institutions in the Anglo-American world.
That they would carelessly leave texts about this is unlikely; this is no doubt done for a reason.
The existence of a disguised Marxist wing in a parliamentary Liberal party is readily demonstrated by the most minimal consideration of what can happen under Coalition governments in, among many other examples, education. Too often education is being replaced with Marxist indoctrination even to the extent of lowering standards in core subjects. True, there are Liberals who put up a good fight against this. Think of Alan Tudge. But he is an exception.
For those not part of the far-left, the typical attitude is to let sleeping dogs lie. Waiting recently to be interviewed on 2GB while he was talking with Mark Latham, my fellow columnist Kel Richards recounted the reaction when he proposed to a former NSW Liberal minister of education that some leftist outrage be corrected. The minister’s media adviser responded: ‘Kel, Kel, you just don’t understand. We run the minister’s office. The Marxists run the department. The last thing we want is to have a public stand-up fight with them.’
And why incidentally do you think the Liberal party was almost wiped out in the recent WA elections? Did you hear their leader on global warming? Labor parties are always doomed to have a Marxist wing, but now there’s even one emerging among the Nationals. While Liberal Marxists are, in terms of the total membership, quite small, as with all Marxists their agenda is to take power by hook or by crook.
On that, don’t fall for the myth that Lenin took power in a revolution – it was just a well-organised coup with no wide support.
To get power, LINOs are closely integrated with the cabal of powerbrokers who actually run the party. And of course, unlike during Menzies’ time, rank-and-file Liberals are no more than useful foot soldiers.
The emergence of this faction recalls a time when the Berejiklian government came close to losing its majority on the floor of Parliament. This was after the 2019 election when the Parliament was suddenly confronted with the urgent need for abortion law reform, portrayed as a soi-disant conscience question.
This was deemed so urgent that it was not even mentioned in the immediately past election campaign. And with abortion already freely available in the state, was the problem that the rate at which the unborn were being killed was too low?
We should recall that there was a time, not so many years ago, when few in the Coalition would have endorsed abortion. Nor would many Labor MPs, then strongly influenced by Catholic teaching. For Marxists once, abortion was only a Stalinist population-planning tool; today it has become a core feminist belief. For Liberals in Menzies day, it offended a fundamental principle on which democracy and the rule of law is based, enunciated succinctly by the American founders. This is that mankind is endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights and that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
In any event, the obviously supportive role of the Premier in 2019 for the abortion bill (disguised as a reproductive reform bill) so outraged two real Liberal MPs, Tanya Davies and Kevin Conolly, that they told Ms. Berejiklian they would no longer sit in the party room if crucial amendments to the bill were not passed. In particular they were opposed to the first introduction of the lawful infanticide of living babies, those ones who escape the abortion and are actually born. When a bill authorising this was approved by the New York Senate, it attracted a standing ovation.
The true Liberals would not have that in NSW and they prevailed. If an abortion actually results in a baby being born, the abortionist doctor is required to care for that baby.
You would have thought that that was obvious and should never have been resisted.
Another matter of concern was the killing of far more girls than boys, sex-selective abortion, one of the aspects of multiculturalism not talked about in elite circles. Although sex-selective abortion is widely practised in a number of cultures resulting in the world-wide loss of millions of girl babies, the reply was that there is ‘no credible evidence of sex-selection abortions in NSW.’
One concession to the defenders of life was an agreement to hold an official inquiry. This has now found that some people have actually revealed that the sole reason for the abortion was that the baby was a girl. So girls are being killed because they are girls, and probably many more than revealed.
This should invite the outrage of feminists. But bowing to various Marxist dogmas, including the equality of civilisations, many feminists find a solution in either embarrassed silence or even in an aggressive support of abortion based on sex-selection.
In the meantime, always conscientious in such matters, the Reverend Fred Nile has introduced an Abortion Law Reform (Sex-Selection Prohibition) Amendment Bill which seeks to eliminate the practice of aborting unborn children on the grounds of their sex. Further, the Bill penalises medical practitioners who conduct a sex-selective abortion.
If the Bill is passed the problem will be that such abortions will continue but not be revealed, at least initially.
As the Reverend Fred Nile points out, the first step is to declare the legal principle.
This also raises wider issues. Why is it considered right to kill the innocent? And why do so many sit back and allow the Marxists to infiltrate everything?
As the hyper-aggressive entitled driver said “I don’t care what you do. The media doesn’t care about you”.
News.com.au is part of the Press Council.
If people feel strongly enough, complaints can be made.
Read that evil tourists article.
Nothing new from Barcelona and Venice, they have winged since forever and incidentally Venice’s gripe appears to be no government clip from day tourists, unlike the bed tax they, and many other local governments get from people staying there.
As for the Venice population decrease from 170,000 in the 50s to 50 000 today. Pffft. Nothing to do with decades of no jobs for locals at all.
And Prague, Amsterdam (no doubt Barcelona too) don’t want weekend invasions of UK pissheads. Again, news at 11.
I’ve stayed in Barcelona a few times, and invariably the airbnb listing’s openly discriminate against groups of males only.
And Bali might cut off it’s nose to spite its face, for now.
Seems to me, in reality, there are thousands of enthusiastic entrepreneurs seeking to turn unwanted long abandoned second, third, fourth, fifth floor walk up apartments in neglected 14th to 19th Centreville areas, and half empty villages across Europe into airbnb accommodation from Porto to Paris. Good on them.
Press Council complaints.
https://www.presscouncil.org.au/complaints/make-a-complaint
I like the radar ranging in my car. Set to the longest distance possible and let the mongs cut in and out all they like.
Its the lane-assist that shits me.
Tried to swing left a bit when a right turner in front of me stopped to got into a servo.
I moved left, the car reacted by pushing right.
Was like the damned thing was trying to make me crash.
auto brake assist is just plain dangerous
can’t count the number of times I’m going around a sweeping bend and the fucking machine decides that we’re gonna crash into the people waiting in the tuning lane.
Bing fucking bong with a flashing beacon on the Heads Up Display.
I know the high-speed idiot is milliseconds from applying the brakes while we’re doing 80kmh on a bend.
stupid fucking thing … that’s why it call it Sancho
every single time I get in my car I have to go through a pre-flight check and turn off everything like the auto-stop-start which flogs the life outta the battery.
that’s just annoying.
The missus’ Subaru is nicer … when you turn stuff off, it stays off until you turn it on again
Good lord. It’s bloody Newspeak.
The wife wants a new car.
I’m very unexcited by the whole range on offer in mid sized SUVs.
Tiguans reminds me of Mutti Merkel and the RAV has shit square wheel arches I can’t forgive.
Mazda 5 are old and mud common. I can’t be seen in a Subaru Forrester in case you get mistaken for a vegan.
The Ford Escape has an over pumped little petrol number that needs AWD as you get too much wheel slip on a FWD version. I like the sound of that.
If it was a ute then that’s a different matter.
There was some talk yesterday about the respect due to a prime minister.
My opinion of Morrison is so low that I probably wouldn’t miss the opportunity if he came within spitting distance.
Thanks BrBG.
Seeing as the worldwide socialists made the same allegations about sonic blah blah being deployed from an overshoulder LRAD loudspeaker back in June 2020 I’m filing in the bs folder.
I’m sure people can lodge complaints with police standards if they think it actually happened.
If they’d do it in a 2.5 turbo you could get over the shame
Old dad recently had a ten bagger on the ASX so bought himself a new Rav 4.
It scolds him.
The first car we had was a snot coloured FJ.
Such is progress.
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Unreal scenes in Canada as heavily armed forces move in to make arrests and tow all vehicles from ambassador bridge.
the retard is doing again.
Must have been a big game on somewhere last night, could hear some waves of excitement being emitted from the bar below on the main street
Generally though it’s very quiet, the side street has a municipal police station and is effectively blocked off to regular traffic, and parking.
The Spanish still taking antiterrorism measures, unlike France, you can’t get on the tgv without getting your luggage scanned etc.
Though I’m getting a local train today, it’s only 25 km, but the regional station is about 2km from the TGV,unlike in Perpignan where they were happy to share.
That could be because the regional train wanders down to Port Bou once it leaves Perpignan, then back up to Figueres taking about 3 and half hours, a bit slower that the 24 minutes Perpignan to Figueres on the straight line Paris to Barcelona TGV.
Bullshit. Totally fucking believable.
Head Prefect the only sonic noise you should worry about is what comes out of your big mouth.
I’ll take that as a confirmation I’m on the money.
Teh Paywallian reporting that 60 Minutes SloMo interview was the 7th most watched program on Sunday Night. Talk about people having stopped listening. The kids-in-short-pants will be crapping themselves.
What option do The People have?
They’re being choked out of normal processes and paths to make grievances known:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeMINoXNFtg
With a proper slushbox.
JCsays:
February 14, 2022 at 6:40 pm
B John
Sure, listening to a hum day in day out would cause anyone to go bonkers. But that would be for a longish time and hardly weapons grade.
Then try different frequencies and higher power. To use a James Bondism, Never Say Never.
JCsays:
February 14, 2022 at 6:45 pm
Makka says:
February 14, 2022 at 6:43 pm
Being close could cause your hand to disappear
Your life disappear, you mean. I’ve seen the rim locks on OHDT propelled 150 metres when a tyre exploded. It would have cut a dude in half easy.
Look at the remnants of truck tyres by the side of major highways. They don’t go flat, they explode, and end up spread along 100 metres or more of the road, but still quite large pieces.
CM has article about Novovax roll out and where to get it.
However says can’t take it as a booster so would still need to get one of the other ones which defeats the point for many who were waiting for it.
The Federal Government is going to be lucky if even 10% of the 51 million doses are used. But no need to worry what’s a few hundred million compared to a trillion?
LoL
bet on all the things between what you can imagine and all the things you can’t
you silly solipsistic woman
Yep. And I got lambasted this morning for saying Scummo is smirking lying piece of shit that deserved zero respect.
Some idiots who post here think everyone needs to be respected. Even types like Hitler, Pol Pot and Starlin would get their respect.
LOL. No wonder Australia is circling the drain.
yeah true … the slush-box is a problem
Starlin?
You’re glowing.
Moreover, if the other clot shots don’t work, what makes anyone thinks this clot shot will work.
Also note that nonovax has Bill Gates grubby hands all over it, so it cant be any good for you.
No.
1. You’re weren’t lambasted by any stretch.
2. You compared him to Pol Pot, Hitler and Stalin. Now, while Morrison is an undeniable piece of deceptive shit he’s nowhere near their league.
LoL. You cant win an argument and that’s all you got?
Ok 😉
Dunno why anyone would watch the box these days.
Signal to noise ratio has flatlined.
They suggested everyone should be respected. ‘It they way they were brought up’.
A big mobile grain bin was parked about 60 metres from my brother’s house when one of the super single tyres blew.
They were having lunch inside at the time and my brother said the walls of the weather board shook with the blast.
It took them a while to work out where the blast came from.
If you didn’t see David Burge’s tweet thread I linked earlier he had a video of exactly that. Fortunately the critter affected was a crash test dummy.
“Yep. And I got lambasted this morning for saying Scummo is smirking lying piece of shit that deserved zero respect.
Some idiots who post here think everyone needs to be respected. Even types like Hitler, Pol Pot and Starlin would get their respect.
LOL. No wonder Australia is circling the drain.”
You got blasted this morning because several of us posted comments where we stated that, no matter what you think of Morrison, his wife Jenny, who isn’t a politician and appears to be a decent person, is deserving of some respect. It’s called good manners…is that something you’re not familiar with?
What’s clear is that you don’t just circle the drain, you live in one.
Oh…and it’s Stalin……not Starlin.
Just re-inherited my wife’s Honda CR-V, after it had been passed along our nieces for a decade, and with a long stint as shearing runabout for nephew.
Firkin’ magnificent. Good clean AWD fun, good visibility out of the rear quarters, which all new cars have started to fill in. Thre’s a rust spot on the starboard passenger’s door which has not chanred shape in twenty years.
This politically correct trash sickens me.
https://gardendrum.com/2020/02/11/the-etiquette-of-bush-tucker-foraging/#:~:text=Foraging%20is%20illegal%20in%20Australia,sustainable%20if%20everyone%20did%20it.
Don’t forage unless you’re indigenous.
This might be the way hunting gets shit down in Australia.
No. I said that people I despise would be treated with cold politeness.
Please don’t turn “despise” into “respect”.
Knuckle Draggersays:
February 14, 2022 at 7:42 pm
Yep. And I got lambasted this morning for saying Scummo is smirking lying piece of shit that deserved zero respect.
No.
1. You’re weren’t lambasted by any stretch.
2. You compared him to Pol Pot, Hitler and Stalin. Now, while Morrison is an undeniable piece of deceptive shit he’s nowhere near their league.
Correct KD…it appears that Razey is into historical revisionism.
has rosie worked out yet that a sonic weapon and a truck tire go boom aren’t that far outside all the things she can imagine?
doubt it
I also mentioned the pitchfork in the shed.
As a backup.
Shut up, “Starling”.
Clever enough for rhetoric and sophistry, but “Starlin”.
Fuck off.
Has something happened on the Ruski border or someone made a comment? Before I went for a walk the Dow futures was up about 70. I come home and it’s down 210 and the Aussie broke through 71 cents.
Did someone mention Starlin?
There is an argument that if Morrison is knowingly doing everything possible to force a dangerous experimental drug onto the whole population then in actual fact he could end up being even more destructive. There is no doubt whatsoever that he is doing all he can to force vaccination (while hiding behind the premiers’ skirts). How well aware he is of the risks is another matter but I’d be most surprised if he weren’t, especially now that there’s a track record of deaths and injuries. Certainly, he is well aware of the mental and physical effects of the measures imposed such as lock downs, masks and loss of employment and he was profligately using public funds to stoke the panic, as the media itself wasn’t enough.
What is happening in the world today, not just here, is easily comparable to 100 years ago and may even end up being worse.
twostix says:
February 14, 2022 at 11:36 am
There is no such thing as “trans”.
There are boys and there are girls.
That is all.
My 3yo grand daughter admonished me for calling her a “ good girl”.
“I’m not a girl, I’m a robot.” She yelled.
This is the sort of stuff 3yo engage in. They grow out of it and she has.
But now a 14 yo does the same thing on national television and we are supposed to upturn a school system to cater for 3yo behaviour.
This country is done.
Lying pack of arzeholes..
+lots. Most of us haven’t grasped the enormity of it. It’s too big a scale for most to see.
The mighty 380 doesn’t have any of that shit.
Nor does the Patrol.
Suffer in yer jocks.
Needs to be remembered that Novovax was created before Delta.
calli, on Mr Cossack – who is without doubt noisy but a superstar:
I wasn’t at the protest and therefore I don’t know. However, just some things to consider:
1. Yes, LRADs exist. Sorry JC, but they do. They exist in different configurations for different purposes;
2. (some) Australian police forces probably do have LRADs;
3. And this is a ‘however’ – the ACT police force is head and shoulders above the rest of the country in woke handpattery. They are seriously lame. If I wanted to go somewhere and get up to bad shit, the ACT would be first on the list for that reason.
Their management in particular are often recruited directly from civilian life (poor turn of phrase, I know) and nothing is done without focus groups and media awareness sessions. They have the strictest professional standards going around, to the point where if you as a jack are in the shit – even by their standards – they can and will take your super off you AND sack you AND charge you;
4. If anyone had LRADs and wanted to use them against Joe Public massed in protest, wouldn’t VicJack Inc have done it last year? If VicJacks didn’t have them for some reason and they wanted them, the ACT would hand theirs over in a flash. They are ten hours on the road away, if that;
5. The amount of people who got terminology wrong in the Vicco protests was astounding, even – I’m sorry to say – here, and it makes a difference. No rubber bullets were used there. They were bean bag rounds and a handful of baton rounds. Very different, and I am not trivialising it. Christ, some people spent hours discussing whether someone had been shot with live ball ammunition because some nuffy reported on one of the hundreds of livestreams that it was so;
6. Nuffies were at the Canberra protest. A tiny minority, but noisy;
7. LRADs can, dependent on their setup, look like large speakers;
8. Generally, and apparently and it is said by some, warning sirens are not deployed before LRAD activation; and finally
9. Some people just want to believe it. ssrsrsrrs, I’m looking at you.
To reiterate – I’m not backing the jacks here or calling everyone liars. I am just not sure, and neither is anyone else here. If it comes to light that they were actually used – and rest assured, LRADs will hospitalise you, you don’t just get up and walk away when they turn it off – then I will publicly acknowledge that.
This is a police force that allowed itself to be herded away from a bunch of people setting fire to Parliament House. They set world standards in risk aversion. I am just not sure. Yet.
Adam Ant rules out a coalition with Labor.
Albo rules out a coalition with The Greens.
One guess what we’re going to get.
You’re right kd. Some here are certain one way, some the other. Admitting you don’t know seems a rare skill.
It’s Valentine’s Day.
Lady Keno up at the local owes me a smooch.
The poor teacher who was fired recently for not meowing at the furry in his class might disagree.
Who keeps on voting for the unipardee?
Bega: 87.48 %
Monaro: 85.76 %
Strathfield: 83.82 %
Willoughby: 79.72 % (I am calling the Independent an ALP candidate).
Nothing will change until it gets under 60 % nationwide.
“Willoughby: 79.72 % (I am calling the Independent an ALP candidate).”
I would call the independent in Willoughby a Greens candidate.
rickw:
Only one, rick.
Only one.
Think of it as the latest instalment of the bifurcation of the species, it makes more sense that way. The same way boiling a frog alive is easier done if first you convince yourself you are just running a nice warm bath to help it relax.
Sfw
Even the Infidel Tigers have disappeared.
This effin stupid cruise control ruins that. Instead of letting you carry speed and change lanes while getting a little closer to the car in front but at the same time moving smoothly and safely into a gap, it slows you down and ruins everything.
If you are in traffic why are you in cruise control? Yeah you can’t turn off the auto distance feature (which is great on the highway) but you can turn off the cruise control. In the Mazda CX-5 you can over ride the thing anytime anyway. The Mazda guys overall did a pretty good job on driver assist. Even the lane hold isn’t over powering. I love the head up display on the windscreen.
I’ve thought head up displays were great since a half hour in the F/A 18 sim at Williamtown many years ago.
From The Daily Telegraph…they just parrot the “anti-vax” lies.
New legal fight on horizon after Canberra anti-vax protest crash
A woman involved in a headline-making car crash with anti-vax protesters is potentially facing a new legal battle after making controversial claims about her former workplace.
A Canberra woman involved in a headline-making car crash with anti-vax protesters in the nation’s capital is potentially facing a new legal battle after making controversial claims about her former workplace.
Chantal-Jasmine Fox, 26, is standing by her decision to lash out at protesters in the ACT on Sunday during which she drove her black Holden SUV up onto the bonnet of a vehicle involved in the rally.
Ms Fox was issued an infringement for negligent driving by ACT Police following the crash.
As video of the crash went viral on social media, Ms Fox refused to back down writing in one Instagram post: “Protest a proper cause”.
But in a bizarre twist, Ms Fox has now also made shocking claims about her time as a previous employee of a local restaurant which The Daily Telegraph can reveal has led them to engage lawyers — while also claiming she had not worked for them since she was in her early-20s.
A spokeswoman for the Bella Vista Restaurant in Belconnen said: “She hasn’t worked for us for many years now, I’m not sure where this other timeline has come from … I’m talking four or five years maybe.”
The spokeswoman said the restaurant’s legal team had advised her not to say anything further.
Ms Fox was driving along Phillip Ave in Watson about 10.15am on Sunday when she came across the group of protesters who have flooded into the ACT over the weekend.
A protester then walked up to the passenger side window of her car in video shared widely on social media.
Moments after contact was seemingly made between her and a car in front of her, Ms Fox asks the woman at her window: “What are you doing you f****ing bogan s**nk?”
“Get the f*** out of Canberra, go get a job, and find something better to do with your f***ing time,” Ms Fox continues.
After continuing to exchange words the 26-year-old drives off, colliding with the car in front and coming to a stop with her front right wheel on the other vehicle’s bonnet.
Ms Fox was heavily trolled by anti-vax protesters in the wake of the incident, but in posts on Instagram less than 24 hours later appeared undeterred.
“I have a whole bunch of new followers and I just wanted to say hello … I heard you liked my driving,” she said in one video.
In a statement, ACT Police said they “spoke to both drivers and confirmed there were no injuries as a result of the collision” but confirmed Ms Fox would be fined over the incident.
An estimated 10,000 protesters gathered at the Convoy to Canberra rally over the weekend.
However a crackdown by ACT Police saw them issued a move on direction, with the majority leaving by late on Sunday.
Even the Infidel Tigers have disappeared.
Come back, IT, all is forgiven!
Matrix
Dunno what distances you drive but I set the cruise control at around 120 here in Vic. All cars speedos are minimum 5kph faster than the reality, so I’m doing 115 approx, I slow down for the speed cameras and the point to point cameras and mange to get to the northern suburbs of Melb in around 1hour 20 minutes. It’s usually a day trip and every minute counts. I don’t have the time to faff around and be the slowest on the road.
Eyrie, don’t use cruise control in traffic but the Hume between Glenrowan and Melbourne can be pretty heavy traffic somedays. One of the reasons I gave away driving for Finemores was the ‘intelligent’ cruise control. It may not sound like much to those who don’t do long distances but a few minutes here and there add up at the end of the day.
You might care to google LRAD, JC. They certainly do exist and they were deployed last Saturday against peaceful Australians – including my daughter – who dared to march (peacefully) against government mandates and tyranny.
Heartening signs from Newspoll.
Newspoll: Scott Morrison remains as ‘preferred’ Prime Minister, gap between Labor and Coalition’s primary vote tightens (Sky News, 14 Feb)
“In the latest Newspoll conducted for The Australian, the Coalition’s primary vote remains at its post-election record low of 34 per cent while Labor remains steady at 41 per cent.”
I remember when the ALP would still win elections when the Lib primary vote was 45%.
That 34% number means the base has taken off out the door.
So sad.
Reassuring that, in spite of their woke government, the ACT police have charged the egregious Ms Fox over Sunday’s ramming incident. Yarragrad’s corrupt and politically prostituted Stalinist abortion of a police farce would have found a way of charging the owner of the car she rammed.
Get yourself a real GPS with speed readout. You can calibrate your car speedo. They are allowed to read 10% over your real speed according to ADR’s. There is no excuse of course as the car nowadays has a GPS for the nav system. The speedo should be automatically calibrated in near real time to be totally accurate.
Not many people seem to know that GPS (or GNSS, the Chinese Beidou system is slightly better than the US GPS system) gives you not only time and position but 3D velocities also straight off the Doppler shifts ie not by looking at the distance between fixes, with noise below 1cm/sec. Truly amazing.
An estimated 10,000 protesters gathered at the Convoy to Canberra rally over the weekend.
LOL!
Yep, only 10,000.
Pure gaslighting.
the Chinese Beidou system is slightly better than the US GPS system
The Chicoms might make crap a fair bit of the time but that is a conscious decision. When they want to, their stuff is top notch. Not to be underestimated.
Intelligent cruise control can be downright dangerous to the uninitiated. I didn’t know what it was in a hire car back in 2018 when it wiped 20km/h off me approaching a vehicle with the intention of overtaking on the Peak Downs Hwy in Central Queensland. No amount of foot on the accelerator would over ride it. I had to abort the overtaking move and scratch my head to what was going on. About 10km down the road close to the Retreat Hotel I got another chance at an overtaking lane as I got close at the lane splitting mark the same thing happened and this time I turned off the cruise control. Bingo that worked.
All other cruise control I have had the accelerator pedal always overrode the cruise control. As with all so called intelligent or smart systems they haven’t evolved enough to work out the driver may be executing a planned move and not trying to commit suicide. After that moment I disconnected CC when approaching slower vehicles.
Myth busters did this one.
Outcome: Busted
This is how the global liberal media rock.
My pathfinder is 0.5 km out at 100 on the speedo
Then your memory is Faulty.
Never happened.
That is the base.
The Coalition is looking pretty good 3 months out.
The Greens vote has collapsed, Albanese can’t make any headway on Scotty as Preferred PM and Palmer is drawing 14%.
Labor might have a spot of bother in their safer Sydney and Melbourne seats since hordes of drones have moved to Brisbane southside, which is safe Labor anyway.
Myth busters were the TV version of Snopes.
Full of it [likely Spooks too].
I remember when the ALP would still win elections when the Lib primary vote was 45%.
Then your memory is Faulty.
Never happened.
1974 federal election?
All other cruise control I have had the accelerator pedal always overrode the cruise control.
Does in our CX-5. Speedo over reads by 3kph from 30 kph up.
Don’t use anything from China, no matter how good or cheap it is, unless you have no other choice. China is not your or my friend.
Please don’t confuse Grogarly with the facts – it only makes his brain hurt!
Sorry to hear that. I’d like to see the episode. I’ve read that infrasonics can make your stomach vibrate, which seems plausible.
What sort of sound levels did they use?
Lefty government in Jerusalem hasn’t read their Torah.
Health Ministry formally bans LGBTQ+ conversion therapy (14 Feb)
Go read Leviticus. If you guys dispense with God He will dispense with you. Surely you realize that from the holy writ, it’s set out plain as day over and over.
Somehow I geta Washington Post email every day. Normally I just delete without reading but sometimes I quickly scan it. FMS, the journos there are complete whores.
1974 Election, Liberals got 45% Primary?
Bullshit.
“Go read Leviticus. If you guys dispense with God He will dispense with you. Surely you realize that from the holy writ, it’s set out plain as day over and over.”
Correct BoN……..I’m not happy with the current Israeli government. The good news is that the religious will ignore it…just like they’re ignoring the never ending Covid jabs being dished out to the rest of the Israeli population.
Eyrie, some cars don’t anymore. Think the ones I came across were Korean but nearly 5yo now so memory grows dim. We used to keep the mine fitted utes on site and hotseat on normal hire cars on single day loans to get crew from & to the airport. Usually whatever the hire company had lying around, so usually different model each time.
Ed Casesays:
February 14, 2022 at 8:59 pm
1974 Election, Liberals got 45% Primary?
Bullshit.
Coalition, Ed.
Interesting article on Masks
Interesting take on mask wearing. I hope it hasn’t already been linked.
Don’t use anything from China, no matter how good or cheap it is, unless you have no other choice. China is not your or my friend.
The signals from the Beidou system come from the sky regardless. The system is open, the protocols are all published and any chip manufacturer is free to use the system. Even Taiwanese chip designers seem very keen on it. Ypou can use the Euro Galileo system or Russian Glonass also. Nowadays good receivers use all 4 systems simultaneously. In the Indian ocean region India has IRNSS (Indian Region Nav Sat System also and Japan has QZSS which is another GPS compatible system, very useful in Australia/NZ. Satellites are in weird Geosynchronous orbit which do a tight loop over Japan and a wide one over Aus/NZ region.
China may not be our friend but I’m just saying not to underestimate them. Their stuff works very well when they want it to.
Ditto my Sportage
Dr BG
The brown note
Yeah, just like JC’s favoured old student, John Key (The Superest, Mostest Popular NZPM EVA!), had to, oh very suddenly, zip as soon as he discovered Trump was going to be allowed to be POTUS.
They just disappeared the initial collision. The media appears unable to not lie when faced with maintaining a narrative.
srr
I am friends with a few people here.
Even someone who really gives me the shits and pops in and out from time to time.
Sinclair helped a young friend of mine choose a career and a hell of a private course in economics.
I nearly went into partnership with the Catallaxy Mk 1 people.
I’ve met Fleeced and a few other LDPers too. Quite frankly I was overwhelmed with unearnt gratitude from people who I thought I had been rather rude to when Sinclair was pushed into pulling the plug.
Don’t be surprised that normal people like each other, and can say horrible things to each other but still like each other.
For example: JC supports TARP and market monetarism is Keynesian.
Maybe I just like most people here but should watch what I say more.
Bruce said Liberals, though, and you and Zulu whiteKnighted for him.
You wouldn’t be an ALP Shill too, by any chance?
Rosie at 7:03
We were in Barcelona in 2016.
Getting the keys for the Airbnb was like doing a drug deal.
They were practically illegal.
The big hotel chains were working hand-in-glove with the authorities.
Mind you, they had a point.
We had just come from San Sebastian, staying on the fourth floor of a building with zero fire protection.
We then went to the US and stayed in a small four apartment building in Portland Maine which had everything a public building should have.
That sort of thing was high on my list for anything we booked since then.
Regulation isn’t all bad.
“cohenite says:
February 14, 2022 at 6:20 pm
Steve Hilton on the latest about the Durham enquiry showing conclusive proof that shrillary and the swamp actively spied on Trump before and AFTER he became POTUS with illegal hacking of the Whitehouse and Trump properties and then the confected wussia hoax. Unfuckingbelievable:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZNItuVc7HM ”
______________
Sadly, very believable, as all that was presented at the time showed.
It was because, despite all the damning evidence at the time that no one seemed to do anything about, that so many cooled on Team Trump.
No one wanted to believe just how far & deep the corruption cancer had spread and so weren’t ready for how long & complex the clean up surgery needs to be.
She rammed another car (“car 2”).
She verbally abused the innocent party when they wanted to exchange details.
She damaged car 2 and then assaulted the innocent party with the flags ripped off car 2.
She then parked her car on top of car 2.
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)
Cl. 83.4, Sch. 1.
http://www5.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/cca1995115/sch1.html
83.4 Interference with political rights and duties
(1) A person commits an offence if:
(a) the person engages in conduct; and
(b) the conduct involves the use of force or violence, or intimidation, or the making of threats of any kind; and
(c) the conduct results in interference with the exercise or performance, in Australia by any other person, of an Australian democratic or political right or duty; and
(d) the right or duty arises under the Constitution or a law of the Commonwealth.
Note: The defence in section 80.3 for acts done in good faith applies to this offence.
Penalty: Imprisonment for 3 years.
(2) Absolute liability applies to paragraph (1)(d).
Keep in mind an implied right to free political communication is established under case law. Attending a lawful, peaceful protest without intimidation is a corollary of that right.
You bet.
Greens down to 8% primary – a statistically significant fall.
As for the rest:
• Albanese slightly less wanted than Mr Failure;
• Labor looking more like a slim majority, rather than a minority government propped up by the Greens.
So, ‘heartening’ in the sense of ‘It’s testicular, not arse cancer’
No, you wonderfully busted, bullshitting old shill, that was YOUR CLAIM, YOU MADE AFTER you realised that your slagging off at me as usual, was you actually slagging off at one of those you like to keep on side.
“Firm, but with a little give…”
How to deal with guests that want a well-done steak instead of a medium-rare steak.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amKyA2PrSu4
Thanks, 132, that was fun. Only one subject though. And others claimed to be adversely affected, so I’m not at all convinced that it’s impractical to use infrasonics in crowd control.
The main thing wrong, as an experimental design, is that the subject knew exactly what was happening. The effect on someone who knew nothing about infrasonics might have been quite different.
You wouldn’t be an ALP Shill too, by any chance?
Isn’t everybody?
Except the shills for the Greens, of curse.
And now we sit back and take note of all who ‘felt the need’ to circle their wagons around the Ultra Loud & Proud Mega Bullies, JC & rosie (aka notafan [of the truth]), and ever so gently pat their poor little heads … well, at least those practiced at not getting sucked in by social media propagandists do it, instinctively.
They’ll be propped up by the remaining 6 Greens in the Senate, which means Labor will be in Power, not merely in Office.
Bandt looks likely to get the arse from Parliament unless he does a deal with Labor, so of course it’s gonna be a Labor/Greens Coalition from Day 1.
Yup.
That’s the big risk ahead.
Good point.
At station.
Buy ticket. No problem. Validate ticket. No problem. Enter platform. No, the main platform is not line one.
Go to platform one. All by myself
Wonder where everyone on line two is going.
Look at board, Barcelona train now departing line 2.
Beat hasty retreat.
Even someone who really gives me the shits and pops in and out from time to time.
Dot, I’ve got feelings too, you know.
I don’t think enough time has been spent discussing Rabz’s collection of suede shoes.
Ms Fox was driving along Phillip Ave in Watson about 10.15am on Sunday
Phillip Ave is fairly level, accidental roll back (as Fox initially claimed) seems unlikely.
I watched a replay of the super bowl this evening.
The half time show was not great as per the media tongue bathing said it was.
I know these rappers are not young, but FMD they all were heaving for breath (apart from that Kendrick fellow).
Mary J Blige & Fiddy should have had the decency to lay off the thick shakes for the last month before performing.
It was good. Not great.
I started using GPS in the early 90’s, starting with the clunky old Magellan units.
Because of the lack of satellites and the US military’s built in error codes, they were not particularly accurate but immensely better than the old paper map and compass navigation and position fixing. In addition you often had to wait for a time when the satellite constellation was at its best coverage.
Modern commercial GPS are incredibly accurate given the interrogating software that finds the best satellites and switches to the best operating system. Even cheap handhelds are exponentially better than than the early $5000 units.
If the GPS was switched off somehow, the world would go into meltdown within hours.
KD
About the police, vicpol in particular.
You may not be sure, but I am.
They approached us armed and shielded in their riot gear, and one shoved me onto the ground. The horses followed. That was only one occasion.
I live in the cbd and in the past at the sound of the many sirens, I would pray for the police, ambos, fieries. Not long into the covid hysteria, though, I had to make a conscious decision that upon differentiating between sirens, I would not stop praying for the police. Still, the fact remains the police have been a menacing presence throughout the two years, and not just at protests. More’s the pity.
In the way back, Aussie Cossack posted a video of witnessing an old couple being harassed by police, he also posted a video of interviewing the man of the couple who was someone that cats had well and truly trashed before for his political game playing.
Those videos were shared by cats
No one here picked up on it, or maybe they did but after being promoted by certain cats, no one else was going to cross them.
I’m surprised it’s taken this long for any of the ‘acceptable’ cats to signal he’s to have support pulled back.
NWA said it best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51t1OsPSdBc
English, srr.
Do you speak it ?
h/t Jules from Pulp Fiction.
My drone locks on to usually about 8 sats. I can fly it out of sight & command it to return to home. It lands itself within a foot of where it left from, every time.
Franx,
I am also not sure whether you read what the earlier post was about.
Bwah ha ha ha ha.
Says someone who, on Saturday 15th January and whilst under pressure over his ‘impending move to Japan, posted eighteen (18) separate responses which were basically a single word variation of “glowie” or “glowing”.
The oil industry started using GPS to position offshore drilling rigs in the 1980’s. Back then it was a serious performance: specialist surveyors, big equipment, hours of satellite tracking for a single location, limited use encryption codes provided by the US government.
But way quicker and more convenient than astronomical observation.
‘Pizza pedo tunnel?’
“Say ‘pizza pedo tunnel’ again. Say ‘pizza pedo tunnel’ again, I dare you, I double dare you motherfucker, say ‘pizza pedo tunnel’ one more goddamn time!”
Also:
‘You read the bible, srsrsrss?’
Eyrie at 8:19
You only got to do the sim?
Not the real thing?
Bummer!
Jules:
‘The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother’s keeper and the finder of lost children.
‘And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who would attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee.’
You know who:
‘rrrrRRRRAAAAAA @spacebunny and styxenhammer 666 saaaave meeeeee’
KD
Yes, I had read the posts.
Yet there was a sense in which aspects of your post were also a generalising intimating the inaccuracy or exaggeration of reports against the police. Simply, not so from what has been going on in these neck of the woods. The police have been acting very badly, with or without LRAD.
St. Jacinda.
Jacinda Ardern on protesters at Parliament
Kiwis are the most cucked people on earth, the just can’t get enough of Jacinta.
European Union health agency to investigate post-vaccine menstruation issues
I wonder how many pregnant women have lost their child.
Very interesting!
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32724094/
Anti-biofilm efficacy of a medieval treatment for bacterial infection requires the combination of multiple ingredients
Jessica Furner-Pardoe et al. Sci Rep. 2020.
Abstract
Novel antimicrobials are urgently needed to combat drug-resistant bacteria and to overcome the inherent difficulties in treating biofilm-associated infections. Studying plants and other natural materials used in historical infection remedies may enable further discoveries to help fill the antibiotic discovery gap. We previously reconstructed a 1,000-year-old remedy containing onion, garlic, wine, and bile salts, known as ‘Bald’s eyesalve’, and showed it had promising antibacterial activity. In this current paper, we have found this bactericidal activity extends to a range of Gram-negative and Gram-positive wound pathogens in planktonic culture and, crucially, that this activity is maintained against Acinetobacter baumannii, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis and Streptococcus pyogenes in a soft-tissue wound biofilm model. While the presence of garlic in the mixture can explain the activity against planktonic cultures, garlic has no activity against biofilms. We have found the potent anti-biofilm activity of Bald’s eyesalve cannot be attributed to a single ingredient and requires the combination of all ingredients to achieve full activity. Our work highlights the need to explore not only single compounds but also mixtures of natural products for treating biofilm infections and underlines the importance of working with biofilm models when exploring natural products for the anti-biofilm pipeline.
The real issue is not the mask, anyone can wear them if that’s what they like, it’s being forced to wear them. That is what is unacceptable.
Now compare to this wilful ignorance:
https://www.aap.com.au/factcheck/onion-and-sugar-flu-remedy-is-more-a-recipe-for-bad-teeth/
Admittedly, it isn’t the same recipe, but they’re wrong because their claims are making new assertions they can’t back up.
Tucker: This is ‘the single most successful human rights protest in a generation’
Franx,
You have had, like tens of thousands upon thousands of people in Victoria, a shit experience at the hands of VicJack Inc. I do not doubt that, and I have been well on the record for the past two years criticising the shit out of their policy and the resultant unnecessary action against normal people.
I did mention that if anyone would use those things it would be VicPol.
Au contraire, Franx. I said I do not know for sure, and anyone who does is keeping their trap shut. I listed a heap of variables without covering for anyone.
As I said, some people just want to believe – whether it be children in tunnels, ‘army tanks’ on the streets, cabals of stonecutters, whatever.
If you want to take that from the post earlier tonight, you can. I can’t help the interpretations put on them, as clear as I try to make them. So – I’ll go with this:
The ACT Police (not all police, mind, which is what I originally said) are too much of a fairy flossed, Greens-infested Amnesty International pestering organisation to use LRADs on anyone.
If I find out differently, I’ll bare my neck in public. Again, just like I said.
For those interested in the facts of the whole thing-
skip ahead about 3 minutes to the start…
GRAND JURY | DAY 3 – PCR TEST – REINER FUELLMICH – CORONA COMMITTEE – FEB 13 2022
https://www.bitchute.com/video/hcHGKamMGTE5/
GRAND JURY | DAY 1 – PCR-Test Feb. 13, 2022. Starts at 3 minutes…
—> See ICYMI2021 for more great videos of importance https://www.bitchute.com/channel/icymi2021/ <—
SCHEDULE:
05. Feb: The opening statements
12. Feb: The general historical a…
<blockquotePedro the Loafer says:
February 14, 2022 at 9:49 pm
I started using GPS in the early 90’s, starting with the clunky old Magellan units.
Because of the lack of satellites and the US military’s built in error codes, they were not particularly accurate but immensely better than the old paper map and compass navigation and position fixing. In addition you often had to wait for a time when the satellite constellation was at its best coverage.
Modern commercial GPS are incredibly accurate given the interrogating software that finds the best satellites and switches to the best operating system. Even cheap handhelds are exponentially better than than the early $5000 units.
If the GPS was switched off somehow, the world would go into meltdown within hours.
They weren’t error codes, they were “dithered”:) The military signals still are except to the US Military and close allies. The real difference comes down to availability of precise measurements,
the GPS civil signals and differential observations of the GPS carrier signals can provide civil users very precise results, but cannot be calculated fast enough to guide a missile, for example.
Anyway, absent a working GPS constellation today, many things would begin to melt down faster and more comprehensively than most people think. Even things that few even consider depends on GPS, for example the US power grid is synchronised by GPS (lose that sync and things get ugly real quick), pretty much every satellite in space doing whatever that satellite does depends on information from the GPS system. There are so many things that have a fundamental reliance on the GPS system which does much, much more than simply provide 3D coordinates. Their signals are generated by atomic clocks and the carriers provide precise (I mean, super duper no shit virtually absolute precision) time, so much so that the effects of relativity (the speed of light) have to accounted for between transmission and reception. “GPS Time” is “a thing”, specifically defined alongside the other types of time (time isn’t simple!) such as astronomical time, sidereal time etc etc.. Its awesome technology; its bloody amazing! As an aside, I’m out that game now but I doubt the ChiComs technology compete across the spectrum of uses of the GPS as a system.
When I was younger and wore a uniform, I was involved with the initial proof of concept for the first (proof of concept) Block I GPS satellites. Did you know New York is kinda directly opposite Perth on the globe? More generally, the USA is (sort of) opposite Australia (no, it isn’t China…) If you could dig a hole straight thorough Perth to the other side of the world, you would come up exactly in Bermuda, just off the East coast of the USA. Anyway, when they sent up the first constellation of four satellites it was designed to collect into a working constellation over the US and again over Western Australia. So Australia was a not insignificant partner in the testing and validation phases of the system…Good times, simpler times time too.
Not All Police Are Like That
I’ll take “Incredulity” for $100 thanks Alex
no wait …
I’ll take, “We didn’t do it that way in my day” for $0
are you sure you don’t want “Fuck human rights with a dash of medical neglect” for $1M ?
no Alex, I’m absolutely sure of this.
…maybe
ussr.
Who the fuck has convened this Grand Jury you are going on about?
Grand Juries are almost exclusively an American legal construct, which means they can only be empanelled by US state or federal governments.
Who are part of the great WEF Pizza Tunnels conspiracy, right?
So what gives?
That’s a shit result when there’s only 6 stations.
I’ll take ‘all double-vaxxed punters who used to look at power boards for commercial aircons are neck-tatted fairies with lots of opinions and less skill than they let on and have Maloo utes and three jetskis and go SIIIIIIUUUUUUUUU at the tennis’ for a dollar.
then again
the fuck would I know
eh?
Hahahaha.
Daily Mail. I dunno, there’s always some fool who brings a knife to a gunfight…
S
Eyrie has flown everything. F18s, F16s, Hornets, U2 Spyplanes, Topolevs you name it he’s flown it. He’s also spent 6 months in the space station. Incredible resume but he’s just too shy to share.
Eyrie
Go on, tell the guys how you hitched a ride onto the space station one time and spent 6 months there before NASA found out.
Wut?
Power boards?
Commercial aircon?
Maloo utes and jetskis and neck tatts?
Watchu talkin’ ’bout?
????
@ahnewsfeed
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Jack Posobiec: Macron government attachs protesters with tear gas. We’re seeing a regime in freefall. This isn’t about mandates anymore. It’s about power.
#GTranslators_1
https://gettr.com/post/puffhu2f0b
Yeah, teargassing citizens for not accepting mandated chemical rape, that’s fine, normal, but eventhough Police have openly boasted of these forms of ‘Crowd Control’, they would never use them, cos JC freaked out and said they don’t exist –
“Among infrasound, ultrasound, and directional speakers, some other fascinating technologies are used for creating non-lethal acoustic weapons. Under the infrasound category, we also find resonance weapons, which use vibrations to generate a feeling of nausea and to make someone uncomfortable. Let’s go over some of them and see how they work. ”
https://www.soundlazer.com/non-lethal-acoustic-weapons/
LoL … looks like that hit a nerve
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Here we go.
it’s a sancho and knuckles v the Maloo Bros cage match
?? Johanne ?? @Johanne31785773
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??Attorney Dr. Reiner Fuellmich:
“We have evidence that the ICC and the European Court for Human Rights has been infiltrated. 25% of the judges have been paid for by Soros & Gates.”
#corruption
Video – https://gettr.com/post/pugcov5064
Come on, man!
They are just simulators.
They can’t make you vomit like the real thing.
Unless you are a total girly-man who had too many Midoris the night before.
Something MT mentioned he did, quite some time back. The neck tatts and jetskis and Maloos – well that’s just something they all do right? I just thought to mention it, since the subject of prior occupations came up.
The vax status he seems to stay quiet on.
Whoa.
No-one is “versing anyone in a cage”.
I have no idea what Knuckles was saying, but it seems to have exploded someone’s tyres.
But not that surprising.
Even today “what works” is more important than why, hence the importance of testing. Moron leftists idolise theory above all else, but medicine even today does not rely on theory.
As primitive as they were, they obviously experimented with various biological matter to find what works best in what circumstances. Trial and error over centuries can achieve a great deal. Arguably our worst period of medicine was the transition between traditional and modern, where the traditional was largely abandoned and the modern was only at the experimental stage.
Leeches, anyone?
That escalated quickly. Clearly I’m not ready for the night shift.
well, that’s total frogshit … reckon I’ve posed about that several times
Talking about occupations, I reckon Putin is heading into the Ukraine.
Ah, gotcha.
I was typing while you posted KD.
Rightio.
Shy vaxxers.
It’s a thing apparently.
It would be a shame if they egged other people on to take drastic action when the solidarity wasn’t … you know … like … totally solid.
and sancho goes straight into his signature move, The Lane Assist
Posed about what?
I hope the Grand Jury agrees.
Hopefully the REAL EVIDENCES are compelling.
it’s like chucking rocks at a bee hive
Bing-Bong!
You’ve knocked your Bundy can over!
Bing-Bong!
ok boys … keep it together.
stick to the plan
My learned friend will resume his seat.
The JURDGE will adjudicate on the EVIDENCES.
And possibly sort out the typos on the way through.
And maybe shut down a few tabs.
sancho repeats all yesterday’s moves
the crowd isn’t happy
they expect more
Maloo utes.
Fuck, there’s a blast from the past.
When did they stop making them?
Are they a collector’s item yet?
“This is the fifteenth last Maloo made on the third last day of production … evah … we make nafink no more.”