As it turned out, and because I was bored and tired after being a pirate all day, and because I had a look at it, it wasn’t ‘we’ at all.

Yes it was.
look at the top bar that says messages.
They’re private.
No wonder you were kept on traffic……..

Zulu,
I can tell you the names of two of them from their tattoos.
It was a long time ago.
That toilet is long gone.
Bugis Street is not what it was.

I hope it hasn’t passed peoples notice that the Russians didn’t try anything until all us Cold War Warriors had retired.

KHARKIV
Who Is Zelensky? A Puppet—and Here’s Why

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7NTLZDd4tc

Started streaming 36 minutes ago
Gonzalo Lira

My condolences pete m.

bespoke says:
March 6, 2022 at 5:26 am

The world is not black and white, despite what we’d like to think.
Never was and never will be.

Propaganda works.
Look around you, how many people you know are well-informed about local interests, let alone world politics?
Listen to MSM? If that.

All true, Gabor frustratedly.

Another excellent article by Steve Waterson in the Oz.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/inquirer/dont-fall-for-the-myth-of-covid-competence/news-story/d34a2d2a1bb1a578a3e6a692cc08bd80

Don’t fall for the myth of Covid competence

STEVE WATERSON

11:00PM MARCH 4, 2022

At a Sydney restaurant last month I found myself sitting next to a woman I’d never met before, the wife of one of the other guests.

We’d already endured the unattractive, passive-aggressive, American-style formulation of “I need you to check in”, from one of the staff, who then “needed” us to wear a mask for the five metres and six seconds between the entrance and our table.

My old-man mutterings about a time when people began such requests with “Would you mind …” or “Could I trouble you to …” were interrupted by my cheery new dining companion. “You shouldn’t really be complaining,” she smiled. “Australia has done better than anywhere else in handling the pandemic.”

Heroically resisting the urge to up-end the table, I made a few polite observations in response, until my wife gave me her “nobody needs another rant from you” look and piloted the conversation into more tranquil waters.

It’s barely two years since the Covid lunacy first infected us, but already its history is being rewritten. In newspaper columns and on television, opinion-laden pundits are patting the enforcers and the obedient on the back, reassuring themselves with this dazzling myth that we managed our pandemic with admirable wisdom and efficiency.

Lacklustre politicians are understandably keen to embrace and promote this view, starting with the Prime Minister’s mantra that we “saved 30,000 lives”. Did we, though? Figures emerging from the few places that didn’t impose life-changing restrictions on their populations suggest they made next to no difference.

At best we tacked an extra couple of months on to the lives of some very old people in nursing homes, then immediately cancelled whatever benefit that afforded them by turning their last weeks into a lonely, bewildering, miserable slide towards the grave, when they were forbidden to see family and friends and were attended by carers dressed like astronauts. They’re mostly dead by now, but I trust they slipped away with a message of gratitude on their lips.

Have we forgotten what we went through? Is there a societal equivalent of the mechanism by which we suppress the memory of acute pain?

Before the narrative is embedded too deeply to remove, thereby permitting the same ludicrous weapons to be deployed when the next crisis occurs, perhaps we should remind ourselves of some of the highlights of our exemplary Covid performance.

Oh yes indeed, we got through the pandemic better than anyone else, as long as you’re prepared to ignore the curfews. The house arrest. No visitors. Toilet paper battles. Five-kilometre limits. An hour a day of exercise. Closed borders, internationally and internally. Closed pubs, restaurants, shops, parks, gyms, beaches, golf courses.

What else? No hospital or home visits to dying parents or children. No funerals or weddings. No holidays, reunions, gap years. No school or university. No jobs. Small businesses destroyed. A mental-health crisis. Surgeries and medical screenings suspended.

Then the impositions: carrying ID papers outside your home. QR codes. Contact tracing. Masks. Vaccine passports and mandates. Quarantine. Isolation. Protests forbidden. Monstrous fines. The thin blue line of pepper spray and truncheons.

That’s probably enough to be getting on with. Except to note that the whole mad exercise by now will have cost us almost half a trillion dollars. If that’s success, you’d hate to see what failure looks like.

And it’s still not over. Britain and other European countries, much harder hit than we ever were, are lifting all their Covid-related rules; but here, time ran out this week for hundreds of lowly supermarket employees who didn’t want to be vaccinated, punted from their jobs even as unvaccinated customers were flooding, maskless, back into their aisles. Their vaccinated colleagues in the retail sector, meanwhile, are recommended by state governments to continue to wear masks “to protect vulnerable people who must access these premises and services”.

This novel notion that ordinary citizens are obliged to make whatever sacrifices pop into our health bureaucrats’ twisted brains to save their vulnerable neighbours is getting a little sinister. There’s a small number of people I’d feel obliged to protect if they were in danger – family, a few friends, some of their less obnoxious children – but I assume, and expect, that everyone else will similarly see to themselves and their own. We pay substantial taxes to ensure the state takes care of those in genuine need, and my responsibility to the rest of Australia is to behave myself and do as little harm as possible.

It’s a shame if there are people so fragile that contracting Covid is a death sentence, but that’s life in all its savage unfairness. Perhaps I’m an unfeeling monster, but I’m puzzled that their frailty entitles them to have all 25 million of us accommodate their needs, rather than take the appropriate precautions themselves. Is it genuine selflessness that motivates the shoppers who continue to wear masks, or fear? Or even, as I’m starting to suspect, ugly faces?

When America’s doomed experiment of Prohibition ended in 1933, there were counties in many of the Southern states that dreaded the return of alcohol to their towns, and they are still “dry” to this day. The same appears likely to ensue in parts of this country, with vestigial, nonsensical regulations set to remain in force in perpetuity.

How else can we explain the lingering idiocy of the mask rules? In NSW they are still required in “high-risk settings”, such as on public transport. How sitting next to someone for five minutes on a bus or ferry presents a higher risk than sitting next to a stranger for two hours in a cinema defeats me, but it was never about logic, was it? In Victoria, masks are no longer required in most indoor settings, but you still face a fine if they catch you outside the house without one in your pocket.

Pity the poor politicians: it’s so very, very hard to let go, particularly if you’re a certifiable cretin. There are no density limits in our parliaments.

One consolation is that we’re not in freedom-loving Canada, where the measured response to the truckers’ anti-vaccine mandate blockade of Ottawa was to cancel their driving licences, freeze their bank accounts and seize their pets. With luck the truckers will never bring their semi-trailers to the capital again. It would be amusing to see how long the government could go without their maple syrup and poutine, eh? Or in PM Justin Trudeau’s case, without tins of shoe polish for when he’s putting on his party face.

Elsewhere, world affairs reveal how flimsy are the rights and institutions we take for granted, and put this fading disease and our response to it into perspective. Let’s hope we can one day rule a line under these two years of stupidity and focus on more important matters.

Should that day ever arrive, and you find yourself feeling unmoored, nostalgic for the days when ridiculous politicians and their lickspittle minions blew their meddling noses all over your private business, remember the Western Australia fun park has just reopened (the state was shut down for one case last year, but opens now with thousands of cases every day; but again, it’s not about logic, is it?).

Ignore the sneering insults thrown your way in recent months by WA’s profoundly unimpressive Premier, jump on a plane and head west for a taste of the golden era of government overreach, where lockdown remains a thrilling possibility!

Getting in couldn’t be easier: if you’re double-vaccinated, have a valid G2G pass, take a rapid antigen test, carry proof of vaccination, wear a mask everywhere indoors, you’ll be welcomed and encouraged to savour the touristic wonders of the state. My mistake, sorry: that only applies to people from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Venezuela or any other dump around the world. Interstate Australians will be denied entry unless they can show they’ve had a third vaccine shot.

WA’s obstacle course is moronic, sure, but don’t expect it to disappear in a hurry. Instead rejoice in the inventiveness of our highly placed buffoons, who can be relied upon to deliver a series of comic masterpieces to lift our spirits in troubled times.

while millions of people were dying

Here you go again, I’m not going to watch it with an emotive rubbishy intro like that.

The problem has been activism by certain women, not a problem in the character of those men.

The Left has gone low and dirty. This slimy tactic was first developed against Clarence Thomas, and perfected against Brett Kavanaugh. Fake calumnies used for effect and amplified by the lefty MSM. It stinks, but I don’t know what you do about it. It seems very effective on a certain type of low information woman – which we saw endlessly in Trump’s case where he always polled 10 or 15 points higher among men.

It’s why when the Right gets in they have to go hard, really really hard. Shut down lefty public sector organizations, fire lefty bureaucrats, lay waste to this infrastructure of lies.

Jo Nova hits it out of the park again with the latest on the demonisation of Ivermectin.

True

Truer.

Thanks Tom.

I note WIP has adopted a “side” in the latest distraction.

…to be…

…or not…

Further to my first link to WIP toons, here’s Garrison.

H/t mh over at DashCat.

Col. Douglas Macgregor has advice for Zelensky.
Russia’s Cauldron/Syria strategy

The Duran: Episode 1239

https://rumble.com/embed/vtx7h7/?pub=5f67r

From the piece above.

The centrality of fascist elements to the Maidan coup was recently trumpeted by one of its key figures. At a public event in Kiev last month, Yevhen Karas of the neo-Nazi C14 gang proclaimed that “Maidan was a victory for nationalist forces.” Dismissing what he called the “LGBT and foreign embassies” who “say ‘there were not many Nazis at Maidan,’” Karas offered a correction: “If not for those eight percent [of neo-Nazis] the effectiveness [of the Maidan coup] would have dropped by 90 percent.”

Without his far-right allies, Karas added, “that whole thing would have turned into a gay parade.”

This isn’t at all creepy, threatening and an explanation as to why the likes of, Pro-Jab & Anti-Ivermectin notafan/rosie et al are so comfortably smug at their job of shoving that shit down our throats –

Surgeon General Asks Social Media Companies for Target List of COVID Skeptics and Influencers
March 5, 2022 | sundance | 20 Comments

Dr. Vivek H. Murthy, Vice Admiral, U.S. Public Health Service Surgeon General of the United States, is married to a woman named Dr. Alice Tu Chen. If you look into the past of the surgeon general’s wife, you will discover Alice Chen is essentially a ghost – from the perspective of: who were her parents, where is her family? The lack of early childhood, parental and familial history is a key characteristic of CCP plants in the U.S.

When the U.S. Dept of Justice recently announced they were dropping the Chinese spy initiative, a program to review how CCP officials had been working for years to seed the U.S. with Chinese operatives, indications are the DOJ motive was connected to serious internal discoveries surrounding the wife of the U.S. Surgeon General, Alice Chen. I do not say this lightly.

Unfortunately, a tangential outcome from eliminating the FBI “China Initiative’, is recognizing we now have a completely compromised U.S. Surgeon General who is a controlled mechanism for the Fourth Branch of Government to leverage. This is the background context for this story.

Amid recent revelations surrounding the purposeful use of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic by government entities for political gains, which includes the structural control of social society vis-a-vis digital ID’s or COVID passports, The New York Times is now reporting the U.S. Surgeon General wants a list of people, groups and entities who were spreading “misinformation” about the COVID-19 vaccinations.

(NYT) President Biden’s surgeon general on Thursday formally requested that the major tech platforms submit information about the scale of Covid-19 misinformation on social networks, search engines, crowdsourced platforms, e-commerce platforms and instant messaging systems.

The surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, also demanded information from the platforms about the major sources of Covid-19 misinformation, including those that engaged in the sale of unproven Covid-19 products, services and treatments. (more)

Knowing what we know about the extent of the government activity, influence and manipulation in the vaccination process, we should likely view this story through the prism of government now managing their risk exposure. [HHS notification Here] – [Federal Register Notification Here]
(more…)
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/03/05/surgeon-general-asks-social-media-companies-for-target-list-of-covid-skeptics-and-influencers/

Bern, it’s the usual stuff. Overlook the barn sized elephant in the room while demonising a mouse with a slightly elongated nose.

This isn’t at all creepy, threatening and an explanation as to why the likes of, Pro-Jab & Anti-Ivermectin notafan/rosie et al are so comfortably smug at their job of shoving that shit down our throats –

You must doubt your source if you are fluffing it by listing a Class Enemy for everyone to sneer at first, SRR…

I note WIP has adopted a “side” in the latest distraction.

Hi Calli,
yes, that is obvious. The abomination that is the meme that Chuck Norris would be scared of the comedy dwarf is not remotely funny. Not even the The Bee would go there.

Still pouring mega-flanneries in the Sydney’s south-west!

When you look at the Obama administration, his most important appointments were Holder & his successor Loretta Lynch.
Absolute, thorough understanding of what the desired policy outcomes were for the entire 8 years.

Over 4 years, Trump appointed two fuck-wits who ran interference.
The good thing is that Barr’s upcoming book will show just how bad Barr was.
The WSJ is running excerpts.
Barr ran dead on everything during 2020.

So basically, ‘Give up Putin, or the Ukrainians get it and get it and get some more for how ever many years the Clinton/Biden & Co Bloody Money Laundry wants to run!’

Of course nothing at that level is that simple.

Expect the unexpected, even if you never actually hear what it was.

This should ignite some comments:
Is the Stirling Thermo Cooker – $249 at Aldi – a viable alternative to the much vaunted Thermomix?

Anchor What

My rule:
If it can’t cook the main food groups such as chips, dim sims, stake or pizza its not worth buying for the misses.

Air cookers rule.

On Ukrainian Flags at the Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras:
Here’s the bloodthirsty reality of the Flamer lifestyle:
https://www.familyresearchinst.org/2009/02/violence-and-homosexuality/
Excerpt:“…In line with traditional psychiatric opinion, violence goes hand-in-hand with the ‘gay’ lifestyle… Almost all the exposure by homosexuals to violence and disease is encountered within the gay subculture, rather than outside of it. Most of the murderers in the lifespan study whose sexual orientation could be determined were also homosexual. While violence toward homosexuals is deplorable, most violence involving gays is self-induced. Overall, the gay subculture may export more violence than it absorbs from without…”

Rubbish, glorified ovens, that’s all they are

Blasphemer!!

In case anyone is is interested … petition to remove vax mandate.

Yes, yes, I know, just sign it anyway you never know what good it can do.

Official government authorised petition to stop vaccine mandates. Takes a minute to sign, consider doing so and then pass it around.

Make sure you tick the signature box and confirm the email (after you click submit)

https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petition/EN3886

Sometimes our actions do impact things more than we realise.

Top Gear. Ukraine episode.

Is the Stirling Thermo Cooker – $249 at Aldi – a viable alternative to the much vaunted Thermomix?

The thermomix et al, are a surrogate penis for the culinary barren

The Ukraine memes are running well!

For those of you who want to be part of the action, I am “The Ghost of Kherson”!

Gab, those petitions mean something, even if no one takes a scrap of notice. If anything, they focus our minds as we sign.

🙂 So well done. LOVE IT!

https://gettr.com/post/pyd8tl83bb

The Ukraine memes are running well!

He did say he’d be able to mobilise Truinernashabadaprzurr when he was campaigning… 🙂

Ha, hang on… WTF.
From Not The Bee.

Neil Oliver discusses Pfizer releasing initial trial data

Russell Brand

Russell is smashing it, 5.1 million followers now, respect! and pretty much all he’s doing is stating the bleeding obvious and asking the obvious questions.

Front page of the Dail Tele print edition this morning.

Vale SK Warne
1969-2022
Genius
Ratbag
Goat

Suppose I will have to read inside to work out the last word.

Brand has to be the greatest media discovery of the last few years.

He has a way of communicating which engages your sense of humour, meanwhile mercilessly attacking the Establishment. And I love his final comments…that’s what I think – now what do you think?

Margaret Thatcher would be pleased. And Brand would be horrified that he pleased her.

…or would he? 😀

Cassie

because it’s all about the narrative. Nothing to do with truth and facts.

“narrative”? That’s a strange way to spell “matrix”.

They run cover for Biden, Albanese, Shorten and so on….because it’s all about the narrative. Nothing to do with truth and facts.

And as far as they are concerned, the truth has nothing to do with us.

rickwsays:
March 6, 2022 at 10:05 am
Russell Brand

Russell is smashing it, 5.1 million followers now, respect! and pretty much all he’s doing is stating the bleeding obvious and asking the obvious questions.

Telling the truth is a revolutionary act these days.

WATCH: Donald Trump discusses Russia with golfer John Daly on speakerphone

A sensible chuckle for the morning..

Conjugal unpleasantness.

I hd difficulty watching that person on Oliver’s panel.

These were his arguments:

– if we didn’t have vaxxes, we’d still be locked down (gov’t edict, not illness)
– people are still dying of covid (co morbidities, anyone?)
– long covid (post viral syndrome?)
– shingles isn’t important in the scheme of things (forget about all the other side effects, let’s concentrate on this one)
– mRNA isn’t new technology (no, but it is for global vaccination programs)

That’s for starters. I believe he’s a “scientist”.

Biden, Albanese, Shorten

If anyone had “woman problems” it would be these three.

At least the first one makes them pass the sniff test.

I have some pretty nice frypans. Then I worked out that if you fry your steaks in a saucepan the high walls stop the fat from spitting everywhere. Discombobulation.

not a single mention of the “v” word

Thai police rule out foul play as Shane Warne’s manager reveals chilling new details of the moment he was found unresponsive in his room – and spin king’s daughter is seen for the first time since his tragic death from ‘a massive heart attack’

I think I deserve royalties from the Gab social platform! I’m entitled to it!

Also, every time Cats here mention it or link to it, I should get a $2 donation. Dover, make it so!!

I promise to donate all proceeds to the upkeep of this fine blog, which all can do by clicking here.

These pixels don’t pay for themselves ya know.

Famous Chinese explorer, Sum Ting Wong, discovered Australia in ancient times. Therefore, Australia belongs to China.

All your base are belong to us!

Bourne:

She did not believe people should be able to say no to the Vax and should “suck it up”.

Average life expectancy vs average coof death ages usually turns them beetroot.

That argument is simple, and proven to be safe and effective.

Neil Oliver, Sorry Ukraine, but We’re Not Going To Stop Asking Questions
March 5, 2022 | sundance | 62 Comments

Another good reflective and contemplative monologue from Neil Oliver today, as he notes the quick shift from ‘you cannot question the vaccine’ to ‘you cannot question what’s going on in Ukraine.’

Indeed, the analogous pivot by global governance was so fast, we didn’t even feel ourselves get shoved through the media looking glass. They’re getting good at this now; the global crew have had a lot more practice in the past two years. They’re like the performer who can snatch the tablecloth from under the plates without moving the cutlery.

However, as Neil Oliver mentions, sorry team NATO or global alliance or whoever the f**k you are, our experience with your abusive reaction to us in the past two years has thickened the callouses of our sensibility. We are not going to stop asking questions and looking for the real images behind the opaque narrative you present. Ukraine may, or may not, be all you say, but for the past two years you have manipulated so much we won’t stop asking questions, and we certainly will not accept the media presentations at face value. WATCH:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/03/05/neil-oliver-sorry-ukraine-but-were-not-going-to-stop-asking-questions/

“Sorry Mr Churchill, but I’m surrendering to the Nazis”.
“Fighting wars could mean I won’t be able to look after my family or see my old mum”.
“Hitler promised I can keep looking after my family if I surrender”.
“And I’m due an overseas holiday”
“Good luck with the war, I’m sure others will fight”.
“Oh, and just so you all know, I support you all the way”.

‘We’ had fun.

Ahahahaaa.

‘We’ as in the dozen voices in his head.

‘We’ had fun.

Ahahahaaa.

It was fun reading the tear jerk “I had to do it, such is my love for my family and fellow man” cop out.

And as I said, we have a messages system.
Which….bing bong, back to traffic cunstable KD.

we have a messages system

Yeah righto. Course you do. To hide them from the lizard people.

‘We’. Ahahaha.

Where is Stimps Rasputin?

The Hun:

Police found blood stains on three towels and a pillow in Warne’s hotel room where he died in Koh Samui, Thailand. There were also two blood stains on the carpet.

As new photographs emerged of his hotel room, police revealed details of his final moments.

Friends said that the blood was the result of desperate attempts to revive him, with the cricketer coughing up blood.

If I may say, this is consistent with performing CPR on someone. If something’s already let go internally (whether from the torso or the *cough*septum*cough*, the compressions can push blood and other stuff up the throat and through the mouth.

If there’s blood on the carpet, this is also consistent with dragging the punter off the bed and onto the carpet to perform said CPR. If you do it on a bed, the springy bits of the mattress negate the compression function, and it’s also harder to get and keep the airway clear.

Famous Chinese explorer, Sum Ting Wong, discovered Australia in ancient times.

According to a San Francisco TV station he was the captain of the Asiana Airlines flight that crash landed at SFO Airport a few years ago, together with the flight crew of We Tu Low, Ho Lee Fuk and Bang Ding Ow.

Also, and probably to be taken with a pinch of salt:

Police Colonel Yuthana Sirisombat, director of Bo Phut Provincial Police station in Koh Samui, revealed on Saturday night Warne had a history of heart disease and asthma.

“Sorry Mr Churchill, but I’m surrendering to the Nazis”.

That was actually a common sentiment in England at the time.
Churchill never won a General Election until 1951, at his third attempt.
By then, Britain was a wreck, and it never recovered.
By the way, the Tories walked away from the Churchill Myth around 1960, but it’s never too late.

NATO , once a joint defence agreement between the US and Europe, is now something else and Putin knows it.
He knows it is just how the WEF / Davos mobsters who now control it want it to be seen as .
It doesn’t exist as it once was.
It certainly isn’t controlled by the same people.
It is now no more than a dishonest name kept to hide the reality of a centrally controlled global socialist power who are up against another commo who won’t hand over his nation.
Putin is a piece of shit, and not to be excused, but claiming our side is some union of free western nations that no longer exist, is dishonest in the extreme.

Warnie deffo didn’t croak from TheVax
So that rules out Covid [just to be on the safe side]
Foul play?
Absolutely not
So:
The [PC] prime suspects are:
1. Nose Beers
2. Junk food
Nose beers raises too many awkward questions, so
the loser is:
Chips ‘n. Smokes.

By the way, the Tories walked away from the Churchill Myth around 1960,

This is exactly correct! That’s why when Boris was angling for the Tory leadership he wrote and published a glowing biography of Churchill. You KNOW it makes sense!!!!
And of course there’s mountains of other evidence which I’m sure Ed’s about to share with us.

Who has enslaved, imprisoned, millions of westerners, taken away their freedoms, destroyed their incomes and killed thousands maybe millions already from forced jabs (that in the next few years will kill millions more)
Smashed their protests with overwhelming violence?

The traitors from the WEF embedded in those western nations, or Putin?

Which communists are the worst communists?
The arsehole communist who wants to be some great czar of his own nation, treating his people like shit, or communists who hate humanity so much they are actively attempting to take out a few billion “useless feeders” and control the entire world in a digital dystopia of enslavement for those they let live?

Choices, choices.

I’d be interested in that evidence as well.

Are you sure about that?
I’m guessing you mighta had a few conversations with ancient Diggers from both World Wars that left you in no doubt about what they thought of Churchill, both as a Soldier and as a Minister/ Wartime Leader?

The Golden Autumn painting. That orange tree on its own, just doesn’t seem to belong there.

Ed Casesays:
March 6, 2022 at 12:06 pm
That’s why when Boris was angling for the Tory leadership he wrote and published a groveling hagiography of Churchill.

Huh?
What’s the connection, Timothy?

Absolutely none, Ed. Nothing at all. Don’t worry about it. Just keep on enlightening us.

So I’ll settle for the stick blender thanks.

The Emma.