the only guy in the Territory driving around with a pair of buffalo horns on the front of a Toyota…
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Paying that one off should keep Tash busy, she’ll have to put up even more XXX-rated content on her Only…
I am out buffalo hunting near Dundee Station for money. If I have service I will keep in contact.Attaboy.So. If…
Anyway, “Sliante” to you mob. Archie Rose single malt is quite drinkable. Australian single malts have made much progress, since…
I want to hear that. That is inspirational. That show two people can live together. That’s people who kept out…
Thank you.
And one of my personal faves for swish Cat decor – Hercules and the deception of Vice started up as Virtue.
Aret? and Kakai. Those stoics knew what was what. Never mind the science.
Yep.
As evidenced so long ago by Koch’s “Jeanette’s handwriting with Beazley’s urine in the snow” “joke”.
I’m sick of sh*t being posted as fact. I’ve been sucked in so many times I’m over it. By all means believe what you want to believe. How can you check everything.
I just get the impression that conservatives are being played…again.
And thanks for the Laurence Fox/Steyn video. Fox calls for the removal of Canada, Australia and New Zealand from the Commonwealth because they are behaving like Uganda.
That should concentrate some minds were it to happen. Don’t hold your breath though.
Arete. It seems the blog interprets Greek punctuation anls Unknown Emoji.
Here, have a ? instead.
And what is that utter mangling of ‘as’? Autocorrect on my now ancient Galaxy is showing all the signs of incipient dementia.
Missed that. Italian or Spanish then.
There is simply no limit to the evil. Apparently, age of consent laws may infringe human rights.
BeachMilk
@BeachMilk
10h
It looks like Klaus wants to legalise pedophilia too!
“Indolentsays:
February 22, 2022 at 10:42 am
Mark Steyn with Laurence Fox.
Laurence Fox: ‘People were led by fear, they were coerced’ during the pandemic”
Thanks, big fan of Laurence Fox, Fox also did a great interview last week with Andy Ngo. Worth watching.
From the Aussie CossackWhere was the Chicken Truck when needed?
This is unfuckingbelievable.
“Liberal” MP Fiona Martin hosts a “come chat with me” event at a local park, nobody turns up, Aussie Cossack turns up with his camera crew and microphone on so she flees the park, her fat cuck masked up house-boy handlers call the police who immediately arrive sirens on, in force.
See the “Liberals” love the new world order just as much as Labor do. It’s like the factions in the old English Nobility, they violently battled each other to expand their own faction’s aristocratic power, but they both completely agreed that whichever held the power it, had the absolute right to have that power and you, the everyman didn’t.
At least the fuzz are dragging them off the road:
Radical environmental activists blocked off Sydney’s Spit Bridge this morning, causing major traffic delays before being dragged away by police. Motorists are being warned to expect significant delays after traffic built up at Mosman on the lower north shore heading into the city – at the same time that the city’s trains are in chaos. Protesters from ‘Fireproof Australia’ blocked traffic by sitting in the middle of the road, with one demonstrator saying: ‘Sometimes you have to make a fuss in order to be heard’.
Daily Mail
Had this very same thing happen to me yesterday. Delivered by a shop assistant. I didn’t drop dead from shock, because ignorance is bliss. My saying “but they are useless” met with a blank stare!
Trust me, the opposition to freedom thinkers are all over the sources and provenance of arguments.
From biased fact checkers to blokes on a blog disputing evidence of totalitarianism run rampant, they all attack the source as a first principle.
Irrespective of the evidence itself.
Look at it this way, if you will.
Some bright sparks think they can get some advertising dollars for clicks and views. They come up with the idea of a fake “news” service aimed directly at conservatives in which they feed them piles of bullsh*t posing as stories. It has to be in line with the zeitgeist as well as satisfying conservative aspirations and/or suspicions.
Multiply that by several thousand and you have today’s internet “alternative” news, which isn’t really. Just a bunch of no hopers making money for sh*ts and giggles. And it’s even juicier because it’s against their class enemies. The earnest, genuine ones are then disenfranchised and pilloried because they trusted. And that’s before the leftie “fact checkers” get their teeth into it.
Rosie gets a heap of stick for doubting. You can now add me to the club and beat me up too if you so desire.
It’s information warfare. We are going to be led down cul de sacs, sidelanes, and the like; that is the nature of the beast. Just have the means of identifying it quickly, acknowledge it, and move on, now, a little wiser.
Whilst acknowledging Tony Abbott’s political mistakes and flaws although his personal character has never been in dispute because the bottom line is that we could do with more men in public life who possess the personal character traits of Tony Abbott. You only have to watch how Abbott has been treated by the MSM and progressive leftist scum on social media over the years, culminating in 2019 when he was subjected to one of the most vicious, vitriolic and unhinged campaigns in Australian history. The fact that he was and has remained decent and dignified in the face of constant smears and lies has long infuriated me and this is why I liked Trump so much……he threw it back. And yes, I was bewildered and infuriated because Abbott did seem to lose some of his political mojo when he became PM in September 2013 and yes, I don’t think having Peta Credlin as an advisor helped him. However, it is not the right and figures such as Abbott who have corrupted public and political life so that it is now utterly toxic and unhinged, it’s the progressive left. You only have to look at how they target conservatives or anyone on the right to annihilate. Whilst I blame a lot of this on social media, it’s also an insight into what dominates now…socially and politically….which is the modern progressive Marxist left, a ruthless ideology that has now fully captured ALL of our institutions and which will even out Alinsky Alinsky with their smearing, lying, libelling, silencing and destruction of anyone whose character and opinions they don’t like…and of course the targets are almost always male, white (though not always…Israel Folau) and Christian.
Like George Pell, Abbott is a steadfast Christian, they are both very masculine men, real men, loyal men, faithfully married, one to the church and one to a woman. Both men are unapologetic in their strong beliefs and whilst I might not agree with them on everything, I respect the fact that they are unafraid to stand up and state their beliefs. However both men have paid a heavy price for their beliefs….one falsely smeared as a misogynist and subjected to degrading insults and one man who was the subject of the most heinous injustice in Australian legal history.
When people castigate Tony Abbott and then laud Clive Palmer……spare me.
You don’t need to be a climate activist to block the Spit Rd bridge. Just buy a Range Rover and try and drive to work.
I’m still wondering why people live in Sydney?
A lot of people who a few years ago would have considered it their duty to help police will now view them with distrust. They will want to avoid contact with them and will not want to volunteer information, and will not want to tell them anything they can avoid.
And they will raise their kids the same way.
At last!
Someone demonstrating over negligent forest management!
They are, aren’t they?
I realised that about myself when I did a WWC course recently. The only question I got “wrong” involved notifying the police.
The distrust was entirely subconscious until that moment.
Clammie roped in a sperm donor.
Then decided they should split and share the kid.
Beta bux – 1/2 the time off, a great will for the moist clam.
Rex, shes back on the market and looking for luuurve.
You may have standing.
Remember, this is an “expert on womens issue”…
https://primer.com.au/clementine-ford-separation/
We’d been living together for three years when I informed him of my desire to have a child.* I was thirty-four and had just signed a deal to write my first book. It seemed as if all the work I had put in during the gruelling slog of my late twenties and early thirties was finally paying off,** so what better time to throw a wild bull into the proverbial china shop and add sleepless nights and a broken body to the mix?
Of course, I didn’t know about the reality of newborns then.***
Nor was I prepared for how destructive those little creatures can be to relationships. The genteel life I imagined for myself was cast in soft, pastel focus.
I would finally be a published author. I’d have a placid, chubby little baby who cooed at all the right times and cried only when absolutely necessary, which would be never. And I’d have a loving partner who supported me emotionally in both of these endeavours, understanding without question or conflict what needed to be done and simply getting on with it.****
….
I resented the ease with which he seemed able to return to life as he knew it, as if nothing of consequence had really occurred.*****
The days were long and lonely, and with a baby who wouldn’t sleep unless connected directly to my body, they were also often suffocating. In the pre-dawn hours, after another night of broken sleep and relentless feeding, I’d look at the man lying asleep next to me, the one I’d fallen in love with over golden sunsets and buttered rums and think, I hate you.******
One of the things I had always valued about our relationship was how independent we could be of each other—which is to say, I had valued how independent I could be.
….
One of the things I had always valued about our relationship was how independent we could be of each other—which is to say, I had valued how independent I could be.*******
I was often travelling for work, sometimes announcing it at a moment’s notice. I was still playing roller derby, a sport that required a lot of time out for training and an almost equal amount of time for socialising.********
….
I experienced the shock of motherhood and its impact on our relationship as a huge betrayal, and I blamed him for most of it. My book, a feminist manifesto and memoir, had been released when our son was seven weeks old. I had a public reputation for being a ‘man-hater’ whose feminist wrath had made her the scourge of trolls everywhere.*********
For years, I’d been telling women not to tolerate sexism from men. How could someone like me have been caught in the terrible trap of domestic drudgery, while a man skated alongside her with very little disruption to his life or any awareness of the labour that went into facilitating it?**********
….
Outside of my home, I was championed and celebrated. My work made a difference to the lives of girls and women, and because of this I felt confident to use my voice to speak up against injustice.***********
…
I love that I can come and go as I please on the days of the week when my son is with his father.************ I love that the time I have with my son now is untainted by domestic resentments and exhaustion.
I wonder if I have always been meant to live this way and simply lacked the role models to show that it was possible.
I imagine a world in which our entire notion of ‘family’ is reinvented. Where women’s desire for motherhood is divested from our belief that it can only happen if we enter into a nuclear partnership.************
* Wall status, hit. Ovaries status, shrinking.
** Being a COAT is not a profession.
*** But it didnt stop her telling other impressionable youth to follow her mong advice.
**** Have a look at the description of pre-baby life, and laugh.
***** You basically said “make me pregnant” without any plan at all.
****** Yup, awesome life partner mate.
******* So you had a roommate you had sex with, not a boyfriend.
******** Woman who gives out advice on being a woman discovers kids cramp previous lifestyle, film at 11.
********* Irrational COAT blames other person for her poor knowledge of child based activities.
********** Because you are a mong?
*********** Gee. Werent they lucky. A Mong gave them life advice.
************ So shes overjoyed she can dump the kid for days at a time.
************* Note, at no stage does she ask “why has the nuclear family been the best choice for families for thousands of years”. Instead, informed by her own Mongstrosity she powers forward to deliver more shit advice to girls.
They want a fleet of water bombers, ice-cream for breakfast, free M&Ms, frisbees and a choo choo train.
I’m still wondering why people live in Sydney?
The coffee.
Apart from that, zero reason.
It’s bizarre.
There was a Breitbart London story yesterday which described him as one of the “masterminds” of Turn Back the Boats. I don’t know who is in charge at B.L. these days, but letting that pearler through is a major editorial lapse.
Do they not remember their own reporting of Dolly’s role in undermining Trump? Do they not have a single Australian correspondent who could tell them that the only thing Dolly ever “masterminded” was his own career?
Still, it’s a good pointer to the level of commitment of the alleged conservatives running the UK to doing something substantial about illegal immigration.
That would be, as in the past, zero.
The mong is strong with this one.
Heres alink to her twitter Rex…
See if you can ooze on in there.
https://twitter.com/clementine_ford/status/920224758314057728?lang=en
I would doubt Fauxfacts is making money.
Domain, maybe.
Although realestate.com.au is market leader by a street.
You’ll notice that, in its neverending attempts to replace democracy with communist dictatorship, the left’s ONLY weapon is propaganda, especially the don’t-believe-your-lying-eyes kind.
And, of course, the left’s ability to wage disinformation warfare has been supercharged by the arrival of social media, which was invented by anti-social nerds who hate the human race and made their billions talking to computers so they didn’t have to interact with people.
Rosie’s scepticism, although admirable, is rather selective. There’s a notable disposition for human beans to believe what they want to believe, and we all need to be aware of our weakness in this respect, and take evasive action. Rosie herself just wants to believe different things from most of us.
Scepticism and doubt can keep you sane. The more you want something to be true, the harder you should examine the supporting evidence.
In our neck of the woods, in the NSW Central Tablelands, our local RFS brigade and numerous landholders, have been calling for reduced fire loads in adjacent NPWS controlled forests for some time. It largely falls on deaf ears. During the big fires of a few years ago, NPWS (and the RFS bureaucracy in Sydney) were very opposed to back burning suggestions from locals if it meant burning NPWS. Yet the wild fire itself was ripping through the native bushland. Go figure.
Cassie
“However both men have paid a heavy price for their beliefs”
Abbott paid because he failed to act on his beliefs, he went to jelly and sold his beliefs and his supporters out for what he thought would be buying security, friendship and support from those who despised him. In the end no one was there for him because he had no idea of what to do as PM.
Probably the best lesson you can teach your kids is to keep the phone charged and to record on video all interactions.
Clammie, like Louise Milligan, are enthralled with themselves.
That would be a good place to start.
We’re all selective, DrBeau. Others see it in us first, if we’re lucky and self-aware, we’ll see it too eventually.
Be glad Poso.
She didn’t give Vlad Alaska.
Top Endersays:
February 22, 2022 at 11:13 am
At least the fuzz are dragging them off the road:
Radical environmental activists blocked off Sydney’s Spit Bridge this morning, causing major traffic delays before being dragged away by police. Motorists are being warned to expect significant delays after traffic built up at Mosman on the lower north shore heading into the city – at the same time that the city’s trains are in chaos. Protesters from ‘Fireproof Australia’ blocked traffic by sitting in the middle of the road, with one demonstrator saying: ‘Sometimes you have to make a fuss in order to be heard’.
If ScuMo had a sense of humour, he would advise a press conference that he had asked his Canadian counterpart about processes for seizing their bank accounts. The screeches from the usual suspects would be heard beyond Uranus (deliberate choice of planets)!
Mmmyes.
But anyone here who says, “Whoa! That looks a bit suss. Is there any corroboration?” gets jumped on.
I cited the example of the ‘brave young tradie’ shot in the head and killed by a police rubber bullet in Melbourne back in October/November.
A cursory search of social media revealed his identity to be manufactured only days before.
“If ScuMo had a sense of humour, he would advise a press conference that he had asked his Canadian counterpart about processes for seizing their bank accounts. The screeches from the usual suspects would be heard beyond Uranus (deliberate choice of planets)!”
Perhaps Albo could call a press conference and ask that the climate protesters….go home.
Oopsie.
That shouldabeen.
Borish Johnson and Scott Morrison falling over themselves to be the first to announce sanctions against Russia for apparently violating international law.
Nobody asks them “What does Putin want?”
Which would be enlightening, because he wants the internationally brokered Minsk Protocol II to be adhered to by Ukraine, one of the clause of which authorises elections in Russian-speaking majority regions of Donetsk and Luhansk in accordance with the Ukrainian Constitiution and law which guarantees self-government to local regions.
It seems that democracy and rule of law is only acceptable when the result of elections is acceptable to the powers that be.
Protesters from ‘Fireproof Australia’
Asbestos clad gumtrees and koalas in fire suits?
I’m not. 😀
South Australian political royalty.
Let’s leave it at that.
Konfiscate Koalas’ matches!
“I’m sick of sh*t being posted as fact.”
Agree. And I’m somewhat amused that there are some here who have the chutzpah to lecture about free speech, as one or two did last night, yet are rather intolerant of those of us who dare question, critique or mock outlandish stuff that gets posted here.
“Sancho Panzersays:
February 22, 2022 at 11:35 am”
Snap Sancho.
Clip from Portugal. Notice also the short sleeves.
A joke from Poso.
He would have observed the absence of the tick on the Police site.
Exactly.
A lot of grifters looking to be the next Joe Rogan.
See the “Liberals” love the new world order just as much as Labor do.
Health Hazzard actually spoke those very words. I think a lot of us here had that worked out quite a while ago though.
Your criticism, on the other hand, is not at all selective.
“It’s information warfare”
It’s interesting to go back over what Alex Jones has claimed, which was – of course! – derided as “conspiracy theory”, “Fruit loopery” etc, and see just how much he got right. Well, perhaps not so much interesting as, umm, scary!
Not saying he’s always right or anything, but go have a look – I dares ya!
Ditto DJT – topically, “They’re spying on me” (“No they’re not, you’re paranoid!”) – yet it seems they were, and it looks like HillBillary paid for them to do it.
In terms of 4th and 5th generational warfare, one tactic is to have “reliable” entities tell you one thing, then the complete opposite in a months time. Rinse and repeat. Until most people get to the point where they are thinking, if not saying, “I don’t care – just tell me what to do!”. A la Fau-Xi “don’t wear a mask”, “wear a mask”, “wear two masks”. And never forget “Vax is our way back to normal”, starting with 70%, then 80% then 90%, then “oh noes! I new variant that 2 doses of vax doesn’t protect you against! Quick, get another dose of the same vax, and if that doesn’t work either, get a fourth!”
None of it makes sense because it’s designed not to make sense – it’s designed to get you into “Fine, whatever. What are the rules today?” mode.
From Clammie’s Twatter:
PRGuy
@PRGuy17
·
22h
Leaders have slammed Channel Nine’s Sydney Morning Herald for spreading disinformation — the paper, which has been called an extension of Morrison’s office, today spread false claims that Sydney Trains drivers were on strike after the NSW Government shut down the network.
It lives! Anyone who believes that the Silly Moaning Hellhole is on ScuMo’s side is in a fantasy world.
Trudeau (and Andrews, mind) would be well served to recall Richard II of England.
He threw his grandfather and predecessor Edward III (who ruled for 50 years)’s views out the window, reinstated the divine right of kings, maintained a Parliament as a fluffy showpiece and cultivated a court where the king was a distant figure to be revered from afar.
He was deposed by a rival who landed with several hundred punters as support, which almost instantly developed into hundreds of thousands. He was compelled to sign a document indicating his unsuitability to be king, was imprisoned and ‘starved to death’ shortly afterwards.
It’s interesting to read other’s ideas on the subject, Kneel.
I hadn’t thought about it as designed “conditioning” only opportunism. But it may be one or the other or a mixture of both. And yes, it gets beyond some of us to try to discern, but you have to keep trying.
You don’t need to be a climate activist to block the Spit Rd bridge. Just buy a Range Rover and try and drive to work.
If Sydney’s anything like Melbourne there will be plenty of people who do both.
Im very fond of not commenting on news links unless its to mock shit the left is doing.
Otherwise its wise to wait at least 12 hours to see what other shit falls out in that time.
But Id also make the point if you followed only “proper” news you would believe Scomo, The grotesque jug eared hunchback and McClown have saved us all along with those paragons of virtue, Dr Falchi and Pfizer.
A healthy skepticism is fine, believing government stuff is retarded, and believing independent stuff need he 12 hour rule invoked.
Also because a link is posted doesnt mean everyone believes it, or even clicks on it.
Joe Rogan is not the Messiah.
To be honest I wouldn’t even know who he is if not for Neil Young and that he’s mentioned here.
Americans are very good at monetising political opinion (along with just about everything else).
Good luck to them as their system is set up perfectly to do that.
But caveat emptor should always be the consumer’s watchword.
Mention this morning of the three amigos of feminist activist j’ism.
Magrot Kingston. Bailed from Fewfacts for greener pastures. Set up Webdiary. Cracked it and walked away when no subscribers subscribed.
Catherine Deveny. Got nudged out of the Age and went freelance. Again, freelance jerbs dried up. Last I heard she was running “Perfessional Writing Workshops” at around $1500 a throw for two days (ain’t capitalism grand?). Except she was missing that key ingredient of capitalism – customers. Although I think an old Cat may have raised false hopes by making enquiries about a group booking (Areff ?).
Clammy Ford. Walked away from the Age, giving the middle finger on the way out the door. More beckoning green pastures. Three years on she tries to promote her half-arsed book through the same outlet, who understandably say, (in words she will understand) “Get fucked. Fuck off, c***.”
All were self assured of a glittering career in FuckYou Feminist J’ism outside the stifling shackles of Fewfacts. All fell on their ample arses.
They just aren’t good businesswomen. If you wanted to make a go of it solo, you’d at least make sure you had a market. Their product is not wanted.
These are hard bitten, mature women not starry eyed ingenues. Some part of their thinking is severely damaged.
TheLastRefuge also put up this tweet –
TheLastRefuge @TheLastRefuge2 · 1h
Ottawa police are bragging about this?
https://twitter.com/TheLastRefuge2/status/1495903927182798861
Two naughty chaps arrived in the remote community of Jameson and brought the dreaded indigenous destroying Wuhan Wog with them.
We have all been indoctrinated that the WW will be catastrophic (feel free to insert your own emotive words or phrases here) to the remote indigenous communities. In a week or so when the world hasn’t ended in Jameson I expect to see an apology in the MSM. Should I hold my breath??
Also what fuckwit bureaucrat thought it would be a good thing to fine these two chaps for not getting authorised approval to enter West Korea via “back roads”. These two would know more bush tracks than the fuckwits would know soy latte baristas.
‘Give me a boy until he is seven and I will show you the man.’
Aristotle
School policies trigger rise in transgenderism among children
Cassie, one owner aspect of your semi-defense of Abbott earlier this morning was the WA Senate race rerun. It effectively became a statewide by-election and perhaps put a freeze on policy implementation lest he scare the horses/sheep.
For all his faults, we’ve fared worse since.
This has already been snapped, but I think it’s important.
Not just posted as fact, but unconditionally believed without question (by some) because ‘Oooooh it’s just what they would do’. Now this is not to justify this shit state of affairs, made worse by jacks around the country and overseas. But:
Nobody died after being trampled by the horse in Canada.
Nobody was shot in face and died in Melbourne.
The Predator Velcro patch marketed by a local nuffy as a secret NWO/WEF symbol on VicJack Inc equipment vests was not only not such a symbol, it wasn’t a police vest because the lettering was wrong, in the wrong position and the wrong size, and you could get all that from Wish for $50. Remember that one?
All received immediate acceptance as truthy truth. Because certain people wanted to believe it. Not only that, they did (and continue to) run the line of ‘Oh so you’re in favour of Andrews/Pallachook/Morrison/Trudeau then?’ as a stupid, stupid response.
This is why I had a problem with St. Ruth’s very candid admissions that he told wild lies on this site ‘to shock people into action’. Not only did it not do that, it made people take every single thing he said after that to be bullshit because his claims were not true.
All this nonsense delegitimises the entirely justified protests against these micro-dictators and their inability to walk away from the absolute power they invested in themselves.
Never believe your own publicity.
“Nelson_Kidd-Playerssays:
February 22, 2022 at 12:15 pm
Cassie, one owner aspect of your semi-defense of Abbott earlier this morning was the WA Senate race rerun. It effectively became a statewide by-election and perhaps put a freeze on policy implementation lest he scare the horses/sheep.
For all his faults, we’ve fared worse since.”
Correct.
KD, top post. Well said.
Commonwealth calling for curriculum changes in States. Wants more multi-culti and pre-Federation history taught.
It is impossible to understand the complexity of the morality of Australian history without being introduced to the 3 main ethical frameworks (deontology, consequentialism, and utilitarianism). There does not seem to be any desire by fedschoolmarm to introduce such ethics into the curriculum despite these mental tools being far more valuable in application to every day of life than any amount of pseudo-factual content about the pre-Federation Invasion Day.
To their credit, there is some basic psychology in the national curriculum. They teach anti-rascist skills (“Critique behaviours and contextual factors that influence health and wellbeing of diverse communities”) which sounds great. But, over in the mental wellbeing category, what examples are used exactly when learning how to “propose appropriate emotional responses”? Which aspects of yourself would it be considered “inappropriate” for you to care about, and who decides what’s on that list?
“Knuckle Draggersays:
February 22, 2022 at 12:17 pm”
Well said.
“Rogersays:
February 22, 2022 at 12:15 pm
‘Give me a boy until he is seven and I will show you the man.’
Aristotle
School policies trigger rise in transgenderism among children”
At the root of this is the sexualisation of young children….something the left have been long agitating for.
Pity the demonstrator wasn’t thrown off the Spit bridge.
“Rosie” has since day zero hidden her hand over mouth total support for all this through fake “doubting” – which is usually sneering and mocking of observable reality until it turns up in jack boots and smashes other people in the face. Then this place completely accepts what yesterday she was mocking as a dumb dumb conspiracy and linking to factcheck.org to “disprove”, and today is a live issue, and she quietly moves on without ever offering the mildest mea-culpa for any of her 100% wrongness on everything since 2020.
The female equivalent of m0nty.
Which means some things would have to go to make room and you can be sure indigenous studies won’t be one of them.
How exactly does this fit with the federal multiculturalism policy that “celebrates and values the benefits of cultural diversity for all Australians, within the broader aims of national unity, community harmony and maintenance of our democratic values”?
We already have enough ignorance and misrepresentation of Australian history as it is.
Calli, those hard bitten mature women are not mature at all. They believe their own bullshit.
You’ve got total war being waged by a new internationalist class using never ending unlimited emergency powers, unlimited propaganda that makes 1984 look dated, futuristic crowd control weaponry, and jack booted black clad storm troopers where ever people turn up to protest the New Normal. And “conservatives” are worried about the minutiae of whether an old lady who was trampled by one of their horses died or only went to hospital – and obediently go on the attack against their own side as usual.
This is why you lose 100% of the time, why you’ve lost everything, since 1970.
Have to laugh about the eco terrorists blocking the Spit Bridge….this is Warringah heartland.
Has uber eco-hypocrite Steggall denounced the actions of the eco-protesters?
“Climate protesters who blocked a major Sydney roadway at peak hour this morning have made an ominous promise to return “week after week” until their demands are met.”
LOL….yes please. All the way up to the election.
Perhaps this might make a few Warringah voters rethink their hysterical adherence to the climate cult at the next election? After all, didn’t they elect the ultimate climate change hysterical princess so as to appease the climate gods? But the gods are never satisfied.
And after a lifetime of good relationships with police (40 years of volunteer ambulance and fire) I am now in the ‘never trust police camp’.
FILM ALL INTERACTIONS WITH POLICE: My recent week in solitary after stopping at an unmarked ‘roadblock’ started as ‘ you nearly hit that man – we were just there, we saw you nearly hit that man’ (first Policeman to approach me) then morphed into ‘you drove dangerously and struck a vulnerable road user, injuring him’ (the next 3 police who ‘witnessed’ the incident from afar).
Fortunately, I have the ‘you nearly hit that man’ bit captured on video – I would think thats your ‘reasonable doubt’ right there…
Give me a boy until he is seven and I will show you the man.’
Aristotle
School policies trigger rise in transgenderism among children
A parent who lets this happen must be asleep at the wheel.
They have one job…
““Climate protesters who blocked a major Sydney roadway at peak hour this morning have made an ominous promise to return “week after week” until their demands are met.””
I would also hazard a guess that the young protesters blocking the Spit Bridge are all from homes on the leafy north shore and northern beaches.
Lode, earlier:
I am considering the pronouns TV/AV/HDML1.
It almost makes you think that the drive from both major political parties to get women, including young mothers, into the workforce over the last several decades was a cynical ploy by the state to gain further control over children.
Nobody saw the normalisation of transgenderism and other forms of sexual deviancy coming in the 1980s, but those pushing those agendas have certainly taken advantage of the capture of children by the state.
If home schooling continues to rise in popularity, expect the state to move against it.
It is no exaggeration to say that the family policies of Western governments since the 1970s have been an implementation of those pioneered by Stalin and the Soviet state.
It’s not minutiae.
People have been (correctly) screaming for the past two years about having been lied to about vaccines being ‘safe’, and ‘effective’. That’s only the most blatant example.
You can’t scream about this and then in the same breath go ‘dead, not dead, same same. The point is I’m making noise’.
With accuracy comes credibility. Again, I will use Bosi as Exhibit A, for his very clear inference that gas pipes leading into the quarantine camps (which are very rapidly losing their populations) are for a Holocaust-themed event.
Why are steaks so expensive? $27 for two (and not even that big!!!)… is there some glodumb warming shite going on here?
True, dat. They just don’t write ’em like they used to:
I would also hazard a guess that the young protesters blocking the Spit Bridge are all from homes on the leafy north shore and northern beaches.
most likely and of course their actions have the blessing of the establishment anyway
its a babylon bee type parody.
https://twitter.com/911policeottawa
It is no exaggeration to say that the family policies of Western governments since the 1970s have been an implementation of those pioneered by Stalin and the Soviet state.
Agreed.
And thank you for not referring to the H and M blokes who were running around Europe in the 1930s
The price of locally produced beef is influenced by competition from overseas buyers of the product. Other suppliers, such as the US, were disrupted by covid, which saw Australian beef demand & prices jump over 2021.
https://twitter.com/911policeottawa
I know the report is probably a spoof, but thats NOT an acute hoofcrack, that’s a long standing coronet band injury which has grown all the way down the hoof, probably from a hoof abscess 6 months or more prior…. ask someone who has kept horses for 40 years.
We already have enough ignorance and misrepresentation of Australian history as it is.
PISA results 2018
The newly released Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) report has raised concerns across the nation, with students in Australia recording their lowest results since this form of international testing began.
After years of decline across various disciplines, Australian students have for the first time failed to exceed the OECD average in maths, while also falling in reading and science.
Australian students placed 16th in the world in reading, 29th in maths and 17th in science
In Maths, Australia’s performance is down in all states and territories, with significant declines in South Australia, New South Wales, Tasmania, Western Australia and the ACT. The smallest decline was recorded in Victoria.
The only country whose maths performance fell further than Australia is Finland, although it still outperforms Australia.
Indigenous education experts Dr Kevin Lowe and Dr John Guenther from the University of NSW said if we are worried about the recent PISA results, we should be gravely concerned about the state of Indigenous education in Australia.
“As bad as the results are, the PISA data masks an even bigger problem for rural and remote Indigenous students,” they said in a joint statement
The report points us to the systemic nature of Indigenous under-performance. Despite the significant investment of Closing the Gap over the last decade, there remains a need to conceptually rethink the delivery of and investment in education for all Indigenous students across Australia.”
Spit Bridge. Caught a few bream there at night time 30 years ago.
Secret recipe pudding bait. They couldn’t resist it.
Why are steaks so expensive? $27 for two (and not even that big!!!)…
Creeping up to $50/kg…
Canadian Emergencies Act Extension passed.
No end date. Truckers still hiding down dark allies apparently, ready to return to the barricades if the Emergency Act was not extended.
Good luck, Canucks. You’ll need it.
So, the education report’s a PISA?
I was watching Their ABCess the other day. News report on Clean Up Australia Day and the new issue of millions of plastic face coverings littering up the joint. Some lady said, ” and we know when they get wet they leach very dangerous chemicals into the environment. Its been a hot humid month or so in Sydney. My face drips with sweat when I walk around with a mask. What are they trying to tell me????
One thing or of the latest ‘ easings’ of restrictions in Victoria (Yay! Less masking! Back to the office!) is no relaxing of the jab mandates. So, obviously The Bat-eared Mong is yet to forgive us who defied him.
Has anyone heard of an actual fine or prosecution being issued for the unjabbed attending the workplace in Mongistan?
So much indignation at what was quickly spotted as mischievous reporting attributing brutality to the wrong badge. Meanwhile, who the victim was or how he fared is not in the least significant. It’s the fact check that counts, after all, not the truth of the matter.
Bruce in WAsays:
February 22, 2022 at 1:02 pm
The majority of song writers are fucking hopeless.
They just write some jibberish and add “oh yeah” on the end.
True, dat. They just don’t write ’em like they used to:
And don’t forget:
Mairzy doats and dozy doats and liddle lamzy divey
A kiddley divey too, wouldn’t you?
Yes! Mairzy doats and dozy doats and liddle lamzy divey
A kiddley divey too, wouldn’t you?
What was the truth of the matter?
Police brutality?
It was retweeted uncritically as Canadian police, and recent activity. For our indignation…sure.
Was it real? Well it definitely didn’t happen in Canada.
But believe what you like. If it fits the world view it can seamlessly become “your truth”.
Excellent piece by Conrad Black and very sobering discourse on the US legal system
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/conrad-black-the-queens-untimely-lapse-of-judgment-over-prince-andrew/wcm/653af3fe-8805-4a4a-a39f-81059114c793/amp/
That’s the idea.
UK School Bans Meat Products Because Climate Change (16 Feb)
It’s fascinating to watch these all these separate rituals get accreted into a giant pair of stone tablets.
Squeezed me out of your life,
Down the drain like moulten toothpaste.
I feel used
And spat out…
An Enz counter-example.
Even if all their songs were of the ‘unlucky in love’ genre.
On reflection, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have a way to go before Laurence Fox get’s his wish and they are removed from the Commonwealth.
Many…many people had to die in Uganda first. In that scenario, removal would be the least of our worries.
Cripes, Cassie, are you taking over the crown of rectitude from the (hopefully departed) Lizzie?
A Coke with lots of ice is very welcome in hot weather. Not to mention its anaesthetising qualities when mixed with Jim Beam.
As for morning television, it seems that virtue signalling is no longer confined to the Left. Lots of people have watched morning television at airports, in doctors’ surgeries, or at home for a multitude of reasons.
This preening is very unattractive.
That said, I’ll do a preen of my own. I’ve never owned or worn a pair of blue jeans, and I grew up in the era when they first became fashionable.
White jeans and cords, but instinctively never went for the blue ones. Too conformist. At uni in the 70s I wore long skirts or black trousers, or white jeans or cords.
As I have said before, older men in jeans look pathetic unless they are Steve McQueen.
Mongistan. Dan Ceausescu would not like this.
I love blue jeans. Always have. And crisp white cotton shirts or t-shirts.
Coke, not so much. Real lemonade or ginger beer…yes please!
Cassie reminds me of those lying snobs in surveys who said that they rarely watched television – and then, only the ABC.
Right. 🙂
On steak. I bought a porterhouse roast the other day. Looked okay. Cooked it to MR, taking its temp and resting it for half an hour.
It must have come from a beast older than I am. Pink flushed meat like shoe leather.
I’m running the remains through the mincer to make the Beloved his favourite – savoury mince. The expensive kind.
I rarely watch television – and then, only “Days of our lives”.
I watch Bargain Hunt.
I have no shame.
“Cripes, Cassie, are you taking over the crown of rectitude from the (hopefully departed) Lizzie?
I hope Lizzie returns.
A Coke with lots of ice is very welcome in hot weather. Not to mention its anaesthetising qualities when mixed with Jim Beam.”
Who drinks Jim Beam?
As for morning television, it seems that virtue signalling is no longer confined to the Left. Lots of people have watched morning television at airports, in doctors’ surgeries, or at home for a multitude of reasons.
This preening is very unattractive.
You need to stop describing yourself?
That said, I’ll do a preen of my own. I’ve never owned or worn a pair of blue jeans, and I grew up in the era when they first became fashionable.
Was it because the sizing stopped at size 14?
White jeans and cords, but instinctively never went for the blue ones. Too conformist. At uni in the 70s I wore long skirts or black trousers, or white jeans or cords.
As I have said before, older men in jeans look pathetic unless they are Steve McQueen.
You really are an old bully.
Pity he did not chain himself to the opening span – I believe it is a mesh and would allow easy chaining to.
Then, when it opens it would be a hell of a show for the motorists – and with todays weather any involuntary excretions would have been removed by rain and gravity.
Lysander, if you want good beef, get your own. Do you know any cattle farmers? If not maybe a friend does. Find one that has good quality steers and buy one, next get the local mobile butcher to do the butchering. You’ll need a large chest freezer but you’ll have a lot of great steak, lots of mince, lots of sausages and heaps of other cuts. Keep two people going for a long time.
With steaks around $50 per kg (due to vegan and climate activism) we can only afford to have them once a fortnight (a family of six so pretty pricey).
Surely the “ordinary man” is going to wake up to this garbage! You think a blue collar worker would like a rump steak every now and then.. not once every couple of months!!!
I do know someone in Danistan who had their boss plead them to return…. Would take the risk of the jab police.
Saucer of milk and can of kit-e-kat to Cassie.
Didn’t know you could do that SFW.
Though, does anyone actually own a deep freezer any more?
Saddest thing witnessed in the takeaway – tradies ordering sushi and wraps.
I feared one would order a veggie burger so averted my eyes.
Horror stalks the suburbs.
“johannasays:
February 22, 2022 at 1:45 pm
Cassie reminds me of those lying snobs in surveys who said that they rarely watched television – and then, only the ABC.
Right. ?”
LOL…….I’m an eastern suburbs Jewish princess and you’re just a jealous old bully.
“incoherent ramblersays:
February 22, 2022 at 1:51 pm
Saucer of milk and can of kit-e-kat to Cassie.”
Actually, that should be served to the old bully, she started it.
Why are steaks so expensive? $27 for two (and not even that big!!!)… is there some glodumb warming shite going on here?
We only eat wagyu at the High Table.
To be extra posh it’s just “High Table”, bern. No definite article.
I watch Inspector Morse too.
Tim Dillon
@TimJDillon
The LGBTQIA2+%#! community isn’t about just about being gay or trans.
It should also be an identity for straight people who
(1) need attention
(2) are angry for no discernible reason
(3) have fun hair colors
(4) want to distract from the fact that their parents work for Raytheon.
12:51 PM · Feb 22, 2022
Now children. I don’t give a shit who started it.
You have both behaved badly and are now in my bad books.
Whatever hell you think the other has delivered to you, it is nothing compared to what I can do.
Now. Run along and play nicely.
Gay activists hate Tim Dillon.
He’s the wrong kind of gay.
“I don’t give a shit who started it.”
And I don’t give a shit what you think.
I haven’t told you what I think. Would you like me to?
Here Cassie. Have this handy card.
😀
Thanks Mole, but I prefer Holdens…
Lysander says:
February 22, 2022 at 12:59 pm
Why are steaks so expensive? $27 for two (and not even that big!!!)… is there some glodumb warming shite going on here?
Overhang of the NSW/Queensland drought.
Lots of cattle sent to slaughter and only core breeders retained. It takes years to build up numbers to meet high demand.
“I haven’t told you what I think. Would you like me to?”
I think your “thinking” was pretty clear when you wrote the words…..
“Saucer of milk and can of kit-e-kat to Cassie.”
Where is Fat Bastard? ABC it seems has completely dumped the delayed airing of his National Press Club address.
“Davey Boysays:
February 22, 2022 at 2:08 pm
Where is Fat Bastard? ABC it seems has completely dumped the delayed airing of his National Press Club address.”
The Oz is saying he’s unwell. Might be Covid.
Could it be a ploy by Clive to ensure a live telecast.
As a proud Wests (Balmain) Tigers man, I can only hope for the wooden spoon after 5, yes 5 captains are named.
In the modern game if one of your forwards is the real captain, I can understand co-captains because one of them is only on the field for half the game.
But 5 captains means you have no captains.
Not that easy to find mobile butchers in our neck of the woods, at least.
A local grazier is now butchering own cattle & sheep & is supplying a providore outlet. It is great for us – as we only eat other people’s cows!!! Pathetic, I know. We have a particular Angus cross steer (who must weigh 1,000kg) which every tradesman eyes off & wonders when he will be slaughtered. That will never happen. We kept him because he is such a character – naming him “Mary” because he was such a sook as a calf & would steal milk from the Belted Galloway cows after he was weaned from his Angus mother.
Could never forget that. I vividly still remember Dad singing it to me some … oh … 65 years ago. Just made me a bit misty remembering that.
In that being (last ones I promise):
Mouldy old dough
Last night I heard my mama singing a song
Ooh we, chirpy chirpy cheep cheep
Woke up this morning and my mama was gone
Ooh we, chirpy chirpy cheep cheep
Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep chirp
Auntie Millie
Ran willy-nilly
When her legs, they did recede
And so they rubbed on medicinal compound
And now they call her Millipede.
In that vein …
and formatting fail.
Just listen to this. The heading is about the protests, but Mark Aldridge also says that the bill in question would also mandate vaccination for every man, woman and child in Canberra.
Hidden legislation designed to block protest in ACT exposed by Mark Aldridge
Ironically, continued blocking of this major artery will just help the cause for a tunnel under the Spit, which would provide an overdue alternative to the ridiculous dependence on a bridge that frequently stops traffic to be opened for yachts to pass beneath.
People say it is a mistake to give them names.
Bruce in WA
1945 HITS ARCHIVE: Chickery Chick
Some stock market history.
Today the market is down around 1.4% on the back of this Ukraine news.
To put that in perspective, the day the world shat itself over Fukushima, the market was down 8% intraday & rallied to close down approx. 3.5%.
We just don’t shit the bed like we used to.
Gee that’s expensive, Aldi have small rump and porterhouse steaks for $6 each. The butcher that I go to at the markets has steaks for $20-25/kg and the most expensive meats are lamb at $29/kg and crumbed lamb cutlets for $34/kg.
BOM just issued a RED alert for Sydney.
Agree it’s a spoof, but you are quite correct about the hoof issue. As a life-long horse owner and now equine podiotherapist, I can confirm it’s an old coronet band injury, possibly an abscess breakout, but more likely a laceration that’s interrupted the growth permanently. Abscess eruptions usually don’t make a permanent scar down the wall like that one, but grow out like a fingernail blemish. I deal with these regularly.
As with the earlier post from this twitter account showing the 4 cops having a go at the young man, it’s not Ottawa right now, if at all. Also for anyone thinking the hoof belongs to the police horse involved in the trampling incident, just have a look at the hair colour of the legs of the police horse involved in the video and compare. So yes, a spoof account.
Just found this gem on Ye Olde Fredde:
Rationality was never in the room.
Bushkid, considering your equine experience, please correct me if I am talking shit.
No one wants to have a horse step on you but as it’s never happened to me, I don’t know what it’s like.
But I have been knocked over by a horse & it felt like I took a Sonny Bill Williams shoulder.
And the magnificent creature was merely at walking pace.
Am I being a wuss?
Nigel Farage Reacts to Canadian Freedom Convoy Trucker Protests
For $200m I will consider setting up an H B Bear podcast. Maybe even in pants. Playing both Neil Young AND Steely Dan. But only ironically.
One is already being created, I believe. I think it will start at the Rozelle Interchange and runs though to the Northern Beaches (obviously with entrances and exits on the the way, such as Balgowlah.
“Rationality was never in the room.”
Yes old bully, we all know that rationality was never in the room with you……your obsession with Lizzie proves this.
Yes, you certainly can do that. Lots of it goes on up here, with at least one reputable mobile butcher working the region. One of my clients with a large cattle property has him in periodically, and they have some big freezers to accommodate the beef and lamb. Every so often I get to come home with an esky of frozen high quality protein-rich food. I’m a second tier vegetarian – I let the herbivores do the initial processing and concentration of goodness! 🙂
Never a chicken truck when you need one. “I hate Illinois Nazis”.
“All dogs are from heaven, sent by God…..but kelpies and cattle dogs are special.”
And yes, I believe in God, as do others here. Got a problem with that old bully?
And HB can you also play “Do Wah Diddy Diddy “s >
Damn straight.
The Democrats should parachute in their shock troops (Antifa and BLM) to stick it up Vlad. I’m sure Molotov cocktails and lootings will really scare him.
Well their breath comes from hell, their flatus from whatever realm Satan gets sent to when he dies if he is bad, and no idea where the humping people’s leg bit comes from.
I usually go for the better cuts rather than the specials.
Tasty little buggers nevertheless.
It would be quite a feat to turn the opening span into a trebuchet, but well and truly worth it I would submit.
Rex Angersays:
Heres alink to her twitter Rex…
See if you can ooze on in there.
https://twitter.com/clementine_ford/status/920224758314057728?lang=en
Thanks Mole, but I prefer Holdens…
Hmmm, I see you are a man of refined tastes as well.
Dont know if Clammy will be into it though.
Never been able to understand why someone would pay through the nose for lamb cutlets. Local butcher had fillet steak for $70 kg recently. I look for marbled Sirloin, not many like it that way. Only eat steak occasionally, prefer slow cooked cuts, more flavours.
Scott Morrison has endorsed a bill that would exclude trans-women from playing single sex sports.
Tasmanian Senator Claire Chandler called for a ban on transgender women to compete in women’s sports, and introduced a bill titled “save women’s sports” to parliament earlier this month.
“It is unacceptable that Commonwealth laws threaten sports clubs and associations with legal action for offering single-sex sporting events and competition exclusively for females,” she said at the time.
“The Sex Discrimination and Other Legislation Amendment (Save Women’s Sport) Bill 2022 I am introducing today will make clear that single-sex sport for women is lawful, encouraged and supported by the parliament of Australia.”
When asked about his views on the bill at a press conference in the Tasmanian marginal seat of Lyons today, the Prime Minister backed Senator Chandler’s proposal.
“I support it, I think it is a terrific bill and I’ve given her great encouragement,” he said.
“Claire is a champion for women’s sport and I think she has been right to raise these issues in the way that she has.”
Oz
You’re definitely not being a wuss! A mere side-step onto your foot, especially if the horse is steel-shod, can cause a lot of damage, up to and including fractures, especially if you’re not wearing shoes yourself.
Horses will not normally by choice trample or step on a person, and even in panic will most often manage not to step on you. I was recently tangled up in the hind feet of a fit young racehorse that performed some unexpected manoeuvres while I was trimming its hind hoofs, yet I escaped without injury. Their proprioception is usually excellent, as in they are exceptionally well aware of their hoof placement – which make it more obvious when they seemingly “accidentally” side-step onto your foot when you’re working with them! Ponies are particularly adept at doing that, the cheeky little buggers!
You’re more likely to experience what you did, as in getting shouldered out of the way/knocked over if they spook at something. An average-sized horse like an Arabian or Thoroughbred can weigh 400+kg, with a heavy Quarter Horse a good 500kg, and Clydesdale/draught horse around 750kg or more for some breeds. When that mass moves suddenly and you’re in the way, you’ll definitely know about it.
Ahh long lost lyrical treasures…
I’m the Scatman
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub
(I’m the Scatman)
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub
Ba-da-ba-da-ba-be bop bop bodda bope
Bop ba bodda bope
Be bop ba bodda bope
Bop ba bodda
Ba-da-ba-da-ba-be bop ba bodda bope
Bop ba bodda bope
Be bop ba bodda bope
Bop ba bodda bope
and such Australian treasures as Gone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njRE9TQynZQ
My sister when served some roast pork, “I can’t eat this, it’s Banjo.”
You’re more likely to experience what you did, as in getting shouldered out of the way/knocked over if they spook at something.
Exactly what happened.
Retired racehorse.
Half stepped into me.
Right shoulder.
Felt like it connected with my entire body.
A candidate for God’s gentlest creature.
And they have a sense of humour.
Now here are some truly irrational people…from The Daily Telegraph.
“Spit Bridge protest organised by Newcastle coal obstructor Eric Serge Herbert
The man behind a peak hour protest that shut down the Northern Beaches’ Spit Bridge has been revealed as Eric Serge Herbert – the same activist sentenced to jail over a coal train blockade.
The climate action group which blocked Manly’s Spit Bridge on Tuesday morning has declared the incident is just the beginning of their plans to disrupt traffic.
A protest group which shut down the Spit Bridge during Tuesday morning’s peak hour is being organised by controversial activist Eric Serge Herbert, who was last year sentenced to 12 months in prison for his part in obstructing coal trains in Newcastle.
The group, Fireproof Australia, has pledged to continue causing transport chaos if its demands are not met, and threatened to block roads every day from April.
In a bid to gain supporters, Fireproof Australia is also paying contractors up to $50 per hour to stick flyers to the front doors of inner suburban homes – using money from a global group which funds climate activists.
The flyers are being distributed in the inner west and inner east, as well as the inner northern suburbs, where incumbent Liberal MPs could face a threat from progressive independents at the upcoming election.
The material invites residents to join a “local response meeting” but does not encourage locals to protest.
A Facebook event for a “Community Climate talk” organised by Fireproof Australia in Lewisham on Saturday indicates just one person attended.
Protestors plan to disrupt major Sydney roads once a week until April 1 if the government doesn’t pledge to meet the demands.
If the demands are still not met by the “deadline,” protestors plan to block roads every day.
Motorists on the Northern Beaches were brought to a standstill at the Spit Bridge in Mosman at about 8am on Tuesday when a group of Fireproof Australia activists sat down in the southbound lanes and refused to move.
Police dragged half a dozen protesters off the road soon after as heavy delays began to form, but the organisation issued a defiant post online declaring today’s incident was just the beginning.
“The longer that the government doesn’t give us our demands, the more people will be signing up to engage in this civil resistance to protect their communities,” Mr Herbert said.
The group is calling for the NSW government to establish a “sovereign air tanker fleet to fight fires,” install “effective air filters in schools, aged care and disability homes,” and commit to “rehoming bushfire survivors and ensuring that no one is left behind”.
Mr Herbert said the group is not campaigning for any other causes including tougher measures to combat climate change, and is focussed on “protection rather than prevention”.
Northern Beaches local and Member for Mackellar Jason Falinski blasted the protesters over the “stunt”, calling their attempt to halt traffic “unforgivable”.
“The A8 corridor is already one of the most congested roadways in Australia … Australian working families, are just trying to get to work, why they would do this is beyond me,” Mr Falinski said.
“This was such a waste of police resources, these protesters’ petulant behaviour is something you would expect from five year-olds.
“They’re not actually trying to change policy, they’re just trying to hurt people.”
The group is paying contractors to distribute its flyers through money from the global “Climate Emergency Fund”.
The group exists to “fund young, ultra-ambitious organizations that tell the truth about the climate emergency, disrupt normalcy, organize mass protests, and demand transformative change,” its website says.
Mr Herbert denied Fireproof Australia was linked to Blockade Australia, which obstructed freight trains in the Hunter last year.
He said he is no longer affiliated with Blockade Australia after cutting ties with the group.
Mr Herbert was released on bail in November pending an appeal of his sentence. He said he is not engaged in the protests directly, but is involved in organising Fireproof Australia’s activities.”
Just look at this shit, QLD “lifts restrictions”…except:
People are falling for the “restrictions are being lifted” but this exact time last year “restrictions were lifted” too. We were maskless and free in QLD and went holidaying in maskless and free NSW this exact time last year. In fact we were freer this time last year.
Then winter came, as they’re warning this year again.
And also, punishment for the sake of punishment remains:
“she would take the advice of her compliant puppet Dr Gerrard who will tell her what she tells him to say”.
The media managed to pull off the Climate scam.
A generation (or more) adhere to the climate doctrine and mantras.
Methinks the same will occur with jabbomania.
Nice numerology there, Gab!
2.22pm on 22/2/2022 is 9 twos, which of course = 666.
#GabIsSatan
H B Bearsays:
February 22, 2022 at 2:47 pm
For $200m I will consider setting up an H B Bear podcast. Maybe even in pants.
SELLOUT!!!!
If ever there was a case for an elevated approach bridge, it’s the Spit.
Perfect landform.
Cheapskates.
It’s an unfortunate fact that’s dawning on me that this is as big a fight as the battle against communism that started this time last century was. It’s going to take decades and entire political parties and rigid ideological movements and entire countries battling each other via proxy wars to end this. Because this is an ideological movement as vast in its dreams of reshaping society for this century, as communism was last century.
And like communism last century, my grandkid’s will probably end up just accepting living under 50% of everything this lot want, as we did for the commies. I.e all the effort last century only succeeded in blocking or removing about half of their entire ideological platform from being implemented permanently and people declaring “we won!” as they pay 60% of their entire wages to the state and can’t look sideways without the approval of the Total State.
This whole thing will work out the same if we don’t learn how they failed to block it entirely.
Crap.
They should have won three in a row (1988 – 1990) and they should have won in 2010.
The Tigers are the suckiest club that ever sucked.
A whole article reposted on Pusey? ZK2A, that shitstain isn’t worth those pixels you spent.
The media managed to pull off the Climate scam.
but even when most people vote against ‘tackling climate change’ (I hate that dishonest phrase) they get it anyway.
Hopefully Kyle has first class security in place.
Taking on the Hollywhores could lead to Barb Di N and the other weely weely scary tough guys coming after him.
In a meeting… started with the usual acknowledgement of the indigenous. With the added criteria of the first scientists of australia.
“twostixsays:
February 22, 2022 at 3:53 pm”
Excellent post.
And remember, it won’t be too much longer before some twostix antecdedent, in the arrogance (and occasionally endearing cluelessness) of their youth, will be cursing your old fart self loudly and longly on some online space for your failures to identify and curb the tyranny before he even know how ‘tyranny’ was spelt. 🙂
The swings and roundabouts of human nature… 🙂 🙂
#BOOM!ers
So far, the only thing that’s clear from the B R-S case is a high level of testosterone.
And being a bit mouthy.
Which is what I’d expect from the SAS types.
Are they expected to be soy boy beta’s?
From Russia Today. Harvard is an abomination.
Harvard law professor and author Laurence Tribe suggested that Fox News’ most popular host, Tucker Carlson, could be guilty of “treason” should Russia “wage war” on Ukraine. Tribe has since deleted the tweets, backpedaling on the accusation, however.
never truer…
I am obliged to confess I should sooner live in a society governed by the first two thousand names in the Boston telephone directory than in a society governed by the two thousand faculty members of Harvard University.
Motion to extend Emergencies Act approved in House of Commons
Pay attention Canadian voters, this is what it looks like when you sell your soul, and sell out your citizens, for political power.
Precisely. However, I have never met a SAS type who was mouthy with outsiders.
Kids these days.
I’m nowhere near the standard of KD’s statement on checking and verifying before blindly believing at 12.29 today but I made a similar point when Notabrain posted a link accusing the dead for 5 minutes Nobel winner, Luc Montaigner, of ‘controversial autism research’ because he dared to question the Cov19 narrative.
It was a clear ‘gotcha, you dumb unquestioning morons who have all been fooled’ attempt.
For my sins I copped this little gem:
Which then ended with this complete lack of self awareness:
Sure petal, because venom spewing slitherer is a totally objective observation. Not personal abuse at all. And your opinion is greater than any potential criticism. Not that you are capable of discerning the difference.
Given that over my ‘residency’ at all versions of the Cat I have been exceedingly stingy with my venom, reserving it for the likes of the Toowoomba Weasel and IAmAnIdiot, with occasional digs at Munty, I resolve to do better.
A perfect summary. And her blatant, simpering retreat to the sweet old grandma, observant Catholic battler, brave and artistic European traveller persona is an insult to my intelligence.
As always, your mileage may vary.
Hey. Anybody still interested in block-chain mumbo-jumbo since Justin showed how easy the whole Crypto shebang can be closed down? Also wondering if any New Cat who got in on the Bitcoin action at $A90,000 in November last year is hanging on at $A50,000 today….
Just been gazing at my collection of Tulip Bulbs, South Sea Company (Bubble) stock, and Dot Com startup script with a tear in my eye for the good old days when the future of my huge investments in non-existent assets looked SMART!
Anyone else in a similar happy position?
Lol, yeah right. As if these parasitic numpties would for a milisecond consider effectively voting themselves out of office.
As a proud Wests (Balmain) Tigers man, I can only hope for the wooden spoon after 5, yes 5 captains are named.
In the modern game if one of your forwards is the real captain, I can understand co-captains because one of them is only on the field for half the game.
But 5 captains means you have no captains.
Not a Western Suburbs fan (North Sydney Bears rusted-on) but was living in Ashfield back in the late 1970s when Western Suburbs were contemplating moving, lock, stock & barrel, to Campbelltown and so the Leagues Club at Ashfield, in survival mode, offered life-memberships for $25 (fully paid up) .. I think the reasoning behind it was the club or at least the Ashfield premises might cease to exist in the near future .. they didn’t, obviously, so I’m still a life member .. no idea what the yearly membership is these days as I’m covered but still get all the members correspondence in the mail .. If I ever had reason to use it it the membership would be the most economical $25 I’ve ever spent ..
I do have a Wests jumper .. 1993 (Masterton Homes), the heavyweight material one in among my Bears collection ….
See. I was right once. Therefore I am right all the time. In future I don’t need approval from quarterwits.
So goes the logic that I have seen many times.
“Pay attention Canadian voters, this is what it looks like when you sell your soul, and sell out your citizens, for political power.”
I agree. Trudeau and the Liberals are propped up by the New Democratic Party (NDP), which is even more to the left than Trudeau’s Liberals. Both parties have long been emboldened, thanks to the craven weakness of the Canadian Conservatives, although the Conservatives, over the last few weeks, have finally begun to grow a spine. But for too long the Canadian Conservatives party has simply been Trudeau lite. That, combined with a low voter turnout, contributed to Trudeau’s win in September 2021 and he was still able to cobble together an alliance with the NDP.
Whilst they aren’t exactly similar, the situation in Canada has parallels with Victoria, where the balance of power in the upper house has been in the hands of a few unsavoury freaks….Fiona Patten, Samantha Ratnam and Andy Meddick.
Be careful who you vote for….because there will be consequences.
Exactly. May as well have 13 captains.
One captain. One vice captain. That’s all that’s needed in the ‘leadership group’.
[…]
I’m coming out, looking for you
If you pull a hatchet
I’ll pull something to match it
How about your wife?
I will give her
a good life
My vehicle is in
your drive
Hey, I’m not that low
[…]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xp2Q36oN6w
Snowy Atlas Mountains – Fionn Regan