Netflix last night popped up a doco on Ukraine. Think it might be the one YouTube banned. Was about the major protests in 2013/14 which threw out the Putin supporting President who went back on a deal to sign trade deal with EU. The protesters very much wanted to be part of Europe and carrying lot of EU flags.

Very good footage of the protests which lasted for months. The Govt side even deployed snipers who can be seen in operation. Many religious leaders joined in. The protesters would not give up and eventually removed the President. Brave considering the police brutality.

The final point came when an Army guy stood up at rally and said his unit was going to deploy against Govt the next day if President did not step down. He was standing next to one of the boxer guys who I think was already a mayor at that time. The boxer mayor had just been telling the crowd to trust the President and looked very uncomfortable when the Army guy gave his speech right next to him.

All dubbed but some incredible footage. Not sure why it would be banned.

Cassie of Sydney:

The left don’t like such quaint notions as accountability and responsibility because that would mean they’d have no “victims” to parade for ideological purposes.

Of course, and like those Baktiari boys, when they’ve been used are then cast aside.
Standard Lefty playbook.
People are disposable.

Like Putin, Morro is a wretched man upon whom the failings of others are being heaped and these others are getting off scot free.

This age of political correctness and secularism is returning to the primitive belief in the scapegoat.

After a lifetime in the journalism business, I have concluded that, as a class of people, journalists are among the stupidest, most un-self-aware people ever born, yet, in a classic self-delusion, they believe they are among the smartest.

funny – knowing a couple of people who worked in the trade, I tend to agree.

Not so much stupid – but vacuously unaware of the possibility that people who don’t think like them exist.

Not so much stupid – but vacuously unaware of the possibility that people who don’t think like them exist.

First line of Mark Steyn’s obituary for Ronald Reagan:

“All weekend long, across the networks, media grandees who’d voted for Carter and Mondale, just like all their friends did, tried to explain the appeal of Ronald Reagan.”
[Steyn then eviscerates them, as you’d expect.]

Young Woke annoying people defeated in court:

Environment Minister Sussan Ley wins major climate change case

Her office has been contacted for comment.

Oz

Mordecai Bromberg is the bloke who presided over the Bolt case where he was arguing about “aboriginality”.

Wow – just got for the first time “Your comment is awaiting moderation.”

Was a story just out in the Oz re:

The group of school students behind a landmark climate change lawsuit have vowed to keep fighting for protection from global warming after a “devastating” court ruling.

Sussan Ley secured the major victory after being taken to court by eight high school students.

Anyone interested in a tipping competition?

I read that as a TIPPLING competition. I’m in.

Three men who were holding up numbers rating female joggers out of 10 as they ran past on a public beach have been called out by a woman who filmed the encounter.

I suspect she may have been aggrieved by the low number they gave her.

Secondly, she didn’t just confront them, she pulled out her phone to record the interaction because it was more important for her to share it with those who share her views and receive their admiration than it was to castigate the “offenders”.

Winston

A dog whistle for an organisation to be put onto the public purse, and therefore under the control of the bureaucracy. With ‘maaates’ in the top jobs on $200k a year.

Many volunteer organisations already have such a structure. Think Bush Fire Brigades (even outside Victoria), Marine Rescue/Coastal Patrol, SES.

thefrollickingmolesays:
March 15, 2022 at 12:36 pm
Blokes engage in harmless fun…

Elizabeth must have scored below her expectations.

Five years on, Snowy 2.0 emerges as a $10 billion white elephant

Behold my shocked face.

thefrollickingmolesays:
March 15, 2022 at 12:36 pm

(Elizabeth) … took out her phone and started filming …
…
RMIT Professor Nicola Henry said gender inequality shaped this kind of behaviour.
…
“But she might also experience … images being taken and shared without her consent …

Irony alert 11

Rosie:
A cut and paste from The Australian:
Fears began when he was a newborn: Kumanjayi Walker’s tragic life before he was shot by NT cop Zachary Rolfe
Kumanjayi Walker and the girlfriend he repeatedly assaulted, Rickisha Robertson.
By KRISTIN SHORTEN
9:07AM MARCH 14, 2022
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Arnold Charles Walker was just a tiny baby when the alarm bells started ringing for adults seriously concerned about his welfare.
But the odds had been against him before he was even born in Alice Springs Hospital on October 13, 2000.
His birth mother, Luritja woman Selina Lane from the Central Australian Indigenous community of Haasts Bluff, was a “sniffer” who drank heavily while pregnant with the boy who, after death, would become known as Kumanjayi Walker.
Soon after his birth, Lane – for reasons unknown – gave her newborn to Leanne Oldfield and Sampson Anthony who “grew him up” in an environment of “alcohol abuse and severe domestic violence”.
Kumanjayi Walker.
Walker at 17, after years of addiction and homelessness.
Oldfield told authorities she was friends with Kumanjayi Walker’s biological parents but was not related to either of them.
By April 2001, at seven months old, he was living with Oldfield and Anthony at a town camp on the outskirts of Alice Springs but a dispute had erupted between Walker’s maternal and paternal relatives over who should care for the infant.
Both sides claimed the other was incapable due to alcohol abuse.
A couple of months later, in June 2001, community members raised concerns the couple were struggling to cope and the baby was not thriving.
By Kumanjayi Walker’s first birthday, a dispute between his grandfather and Leanne Oldfield was underway.
Kumanjayi Walker’s paternal grandfather accused Oldfield of always being drunk and claimed she didn’t dress the boy known as “Charles” appropriately for the weather. Concerns were being raised their home was “filthy”.
Kumanjayi Walker, now 15 months old, was supposed to be living with Oldfield, but it was now unclear who at Warlpiri Camp was actually caring for him.
By September 2002 Walker was being cared for by his grandmother but was described as “failing to thrive” and simultaneously suffering from an ear infection, a chest infection, nits and scabies.
Kumanjayi Walker’s foster mother Leanne Oldfield, right, visiting his grave in Yuendumu with two of Walker’s other relatives, Meggery Brown and Lara. Picture: Amos Aikman
As a child, he also spent stints living in Katherine with Oldfield’s aunt Meggery Brown and at Ti Tree with Margaret Brown, before she moved to Yuendumu, a town of approximately 800 residents, 300km northwest of Alice Springs.
Around 2007 the couple — Oldfield and Anthony — moved with the boy to Adelaide.
Kumanjayi Walker was enrolled at McFarlane Primary School from 2007 to 2010 where teachers identified him as having “special needs”.
In 2010 Oldfield left Adelaide, with Walker, for Yuendumu where her family – including Margaret Brown – now lived.
It was at Brown’s house, number 511, where police would fatally shoot Walker a decade later.
Sampson Anthony followed Leanne Oldfield and Kumanjayi Walker to the NT but wound up in prison in Darwin, where he died in 2014.
After returning from South Australia, Kumanjayi Walker was enrolled at Yuendumu Primary School from May 2010 until August 2012.
He began committing break-ins when he was 11.
“It was the big kids’ idea,” he always said.
When Walker was 12, he entered the government-funded Mt Theo Program, run by Warlpiri Youth Development Aboriginal Corporation (WYDAC), which started in 1993 to address Yuendumu’s petrol sniffing epidemic.
The then-Outstation Co-ordinator of the Mt Theo Program Kerri-Anne Chilvers observed that Walker was hard to engage and considered him to be a “dysfunctional child with poor impulse control and inability to control his emotions”.
“He has poor understanding of what he does as he often acts on impulse and does not understand the consequences of his actions,” Ms Chilvers noted at the time.
She also expressed concern about his cognitive function due to his “prolonged exposure to domestic violence” while with Ms Oldfield and her suspicion that Kumanjayi Walker may have suffered frontal lobe damage as a result of his biological mother’s petrol-sniffing.
After a trip back to South Australia with Ms Oldfield, Kumanjayi Walker returned to the NT and re-enrolled at Yuendumu Primary School in October 2013 although his attendance was “extremely low”.
The principal said when Kumanjayi Walker was present, he “would not be participating” and that she too believed he had “special needs”.
“This school is not suitable for Arnold – we do not have the services/resources Arnold requires,” she said at the time.
“Arnold is growing older, his needs increasing and he is becoming more difficult to care for”.
At that time, he was living with another ‘grandmother’, Jean Brown, and her partner Allan Dixon in Yuendumu. They also cared for other children, and it became clear to adults who interacted with the family they were struggling to control him.
Ms Brown said the boy had been attending school but “stays away when kids tease him”. “They call him crazy,” she said at the time.
“He has had these problems since he was young.”
Pointing to her head, she explained that his problem was that “he gets angry”.
Jean Brown believed the boy had mental health issues resulting from his biological mother’s chronic substance abuse during pregnancy, but this was never proven.
Kumanjayi Walker liked living with Grandma Jean.
“She buys food – everything,” he said at the time.
“She treats me good and takes us to school.”
He frequently wagged school, exhausted from spending his nights walking around the community.
By age 13, he regularly drank alcohol and smoked ‘gunja’ (cannabis) daily.
He would steal spray cans from adults in Yuendumu to inhale the petrol, paint or deodorant that he was addicted to despite saying they “made him feel dizzy and hurt his brain”.
And at age 13 his behaviour escalated to a new level. He broke into buildings, damaged property and vandalised vehicles.
In April 2014 he broke into and trashed the Yuendumu Medical Clinic and the newly built early childhood learning centre, causing an estimated $130,000 of damage.
This is the same clinic from which staff would later be evacuated, due to their fear over break-ins, on the morning of Kumanjayi Walker’s fatal shooting in November 2019.
There was a further estimated $100,000 damage done to the water tower that night which Kumanjayi Walker was suspected to have been involved in.
He told others, at the time, he did the damage because he was bored and “for fun”.
The Yuendumu Night Patrol reported seeing Kumanjayi Walker wandering around the community every night.
‘Grandma’ Jean Brown said she would go looking for him at night to try to stop him from wandering around the community after dark but she also made excuses for him.
“He gets angry when other kids tease him – he goes off his head,” she said.
Around this time a female government worker who visited the family had to be hidden for her own safety when Mr Walker threatened to “smash” her with an iron bar.
On April 29, a Yuendumu community meeting took place where everyone present agreed that those who had destroyed the medical clinic and child care centre should be punished.
Kumanjayi Walker came to that meeting to identify the others involved, naming three young children aged between 7 and 11.
Kumanjayi Walker was barely a teenager, but he was effectively homeless, without a responsible adult to care for him.
The Mount Theo Outstation was reluctant to have him back, and Ms Oldfield said he should return to live with Jean and Allan in Yuendumu.
“I would like him to go hunting and do men’s things,” she said.
“Allan will take him out bush and he knows about his problem,” referring to the boy’s mental health problems.
“He can’t sit still. He would get up every five minutes. He gets angry when someone gets him upset and when he gets teased.
“Arnold would listen to Allan; sometimes when he stays with me, he gets angry”.
Another of Kumanjayi Walker’s grandmothers, Katrina Brown, who sometimes cared for him, said he didn’t listen to her either.
In mid-2014 it was agreed Kumanjayi Walker, now 13, would live with BushMob, a residential program to help marginalised young people – but he was reluctant to go, threatening the adults who tried to encourage him.
In the weeks that followed, new incidents occurred.
First he graffitied the school bus. BushMob staff – aware of his ‘like’ for graffiti – tried to turn this into a positive interest by “providing him with materials to allow him a creative outlet by pro-social means”.
Then Kumanjayi Walker took a knife from the kitchen and threatened another boy, whom he accused of teasing him.
He stole a car and assaulted a 12-year-old boy, eventually leaving the BushMob program.
At 15 — after dozens more episodes of stealing cars, damaging property and fighting with other youths — he moved in with his grandmother, Margaret Brown, at house 511 in Yuendumu.
In 2015 he met a young woman, Rickisha Robertson, and began bashing her.
He was stealing, damaging property and terrorising Ms Robertson – behaviour he blamed on his habit of sniffing deodorant.
He went to Papunya to live with his biological grandparents Phillip and Ena Lane, but rarely spent time in their home, instead returning to Yuendumu to be with Ms Robertson.
Kumanjayi Walker had little understanding of the effect his behaviour had on his victims such as when he stole the Yuendumu medical clinic car and how this prevented people in the community from getting medical treatment.
He claimed he only assaulted Rickisha Roberston once when he was smoking ‘gunja’ and said at the time he didn’t know why he did it.
He had no interest in finding a job and was happy to spend his days watching TV and smoking.
He had half a dozen different Facebook accounts where he shared photos of himself posing as a gangster and followed Mariah Carey fan pages.
He followed Collingwood and was part of the East side in the Papunya competition, but sources said he did not play. “He would just walk around and not listen to anyone,” one said.
Kumanjayi Walker confided in others he was lonely and missed his family, but Ms Oldfield refused to take him in and his great-aunt Meggery Brown, in Katherine, said she was unable to support him.
Protesters take to the streets of Melbourne in November 2019 after Walker’s shooting. Picture: AAP
A relative in Papunya, Joseph Lane, said at the time: “He mad one, he don’t listen, he walk around day and night. He make trouble for everyone. He need to be locked up for long time.
“He chase little dog and puppy and he tease them like little kid brain do.
“He is young man. He should know more but he know nothing”.
Mr Lane said he felt Kumanjayi Walker needed “some help for his head” because “he does not listen and he does not care”.
“He does not listen, he can’t understand, I tell him but nothing”.
Papunya elder Sid Anderson said the young man caused too much trouble in the community and makes life hard for others.
“That mad one is not welcome back here,” he said.
“He breaks into shop and clinic and steals people’s cars.
“Smoking gunja and making trouble is not our way.”
Mr Anderson said Walker needed to “listen and respect our community”.
“This boy has no idea who he is,” he said.
“He does not listen to anyone, especially the old people.”
After the shooting, his Papunya relatives told the media Kumanjayi Walker was a “funny and friendly” young man who had a lot of friends.
Yuendumu police regarded him as a sniffer and the local ringleader of break-and-enters, describing him as a risk to community harmony.
Both the Yuendumu Clinic Manager and the Alice Springs Hospital said in official reports Kumanjayi Walker had no documented history of cognitive or mental health issues.
Mr Walker was open about his life: he received money from Centrelink and spent it all on food, clothes, grog and “smokes”.
By this time, his biological relatives in Papunya and Haasts Bluff, and his adoptive relatives in Yuendumu were all fed up with his behaviour – but Leanne Oldfield said she was again willing to care for him at Warlpiri Camp at Alice Springs.
But that’s not what Kumanjayi Walker wanted; he “got on the bus with the footy team and left for Yuendumu,” Ms Oldfield said soon afterwards. “He wants to see Rickisha.”
“Family in Yuendumu might have him, but he shouldn’t go there,” she said.
“He always gets in trouble when he goes there.”
Ms Oldfield lamented: “no one will keep him from Rickisha … he will listen to no-one,” she said. “Arnold will always go back to her.”
Kumanjayi Walker continued his spree of vandalism, fighting and abuse until October 2018, when he checked into a rehab facility briefly before returning to Yuendumu.
In November – now aged 18 – he appeared in court, represented by the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency on two counts of assault.
The lawyers applied for bail, arguing that “being on bail will lessen the likelihood of reoffending” and that he would “suffer significant hardship” should he have to remain in custody until the March hearing.
Kumanjayi Walker agreed to be admitted to rehab at the Central Australian Aboriginal Alcohol Programs Unit. “I need to go there. Too much drinking and smoking,” he said. “Drinking and smoking (cannabis) causing problems”.
He said he wanted support and that support officers should “visit me to check that I am doing okay … I want to finish CAAAPU and stay out of trouble. Be happy life, be with family.”
In early February 2019 he completed a three-month program at CAAAPU and then moved back in with Ms Oldfield at Warlpiri Camp in Alice Springs.
On March 5 support officers thanked him for complying with his bail conditions and offered to arrange for him to have a haircut “as a reward for his efforts”.
Kumanjayi Walker told the Community Youth Justice Officer (CYJO) that he wanted to attend a funeral for his “little sister” at Yuendumu on Monday 11 March.
The caseworker allowed him to go so long as he stayed with Ms Oldfield and was back at Warlpiri Camp by 7pm on Saturday, 9 March 2019.
Kumanjayi Walker’s Electronic Monitoring Device was then suspended until 7pm on Saturday, 9 March 2019.
At 7.07pm on Saturday March 9, NT Police were contacted to advise the strap had been tampered with at Yuendumu.
At 1.12am on Monday March 11 CCTV footage captured Kumanjayi Walker entering Mai Wiru Regional Stores, known as Big Shop, in Yuendumu through the ceiling with an unknown co-offender.
Kumanjayi Walker obtained keys from inside the office and used them to attempt to gain entry into the room containing the cigarette safe and cash safe.
He made two failed attempts, using two separate sets of keys, to gain entry to the safe room.
He then approached the CCTV camera and ripped it from its housing, leaving it dangling, facing towards the ground.
The cabling and wiring for the security system and CCTV camera inside the office had been ripped out.
But the cameras had already captured Mr Walker – who despite having a black bandana wrapped around his face – was wearing distinct yellow Nike shoes and red, black and yellow socks with palm trees on them.
The store manager attended the store and found that the keypad and turning mechanism had been ripped off the cash safe.
The office had been trashed with paperwork, garbage and shredded paper strewn around the room.
Walker and his co-offender had stolen up to $7000 worth of cigarettes.
On Mar 19, 2019 Yuendumu Police officer Senior Constable First Class Christopher Hand arrested Walker for breach of bail. Eight months later Walker would chase Sen Const. Hand with an axe.
On June 26, 2019 Walker was convicted of unlawful entry, damage property and stealing in the Alice Springs Local Court.
Judge Birch sentenced him to 16 months prison, backdated to February 22, 2019 and partially suspended so that after serving just half of it, Walker could attend another eight-week rehabilitation program at CAAAPU.
On October 21, a week after Walker’s 19th birthday, he was released from prison to begin his CAAAPU placement.
Conditions of his suspended sentence included that he remain at CAAAPU in Alice Springs, abide by a 7pm curfew and be subject to electronic monitoring.
A week later, just after midnight on October 29, Walker cut off his Electronic Monitoring Device and absconded from CAAAPU.
“The offender’s current breach of his conditions demonstrates a disregard for his suspended sentence and a desire to not be located by way of his EMD,” departmental notes stated.
The next day, October 30, Walker was listed as an NT Police arrest target and Yuendumu police were told to ensure that Robertson – as a domestic violence victim – knew.
An NT Police Intelligence Support Officer issued an urgent internal alert stating that Walker “represented a danger” to Robertson.
“Good Morning Everyone, Please NOTE – Arnold Walker has absconded from CAAAPU and is currently an arrest target for breach of suspended sentence. If you are currently engaged with Ms Rekeisha (sic) ROBERTSON – please ensure she is aware.”
Walker was then listed as an arrest target on daily taskings sent to Alice Springs police members.
Alice Springs police searched for, but failed to locate, Walker who was now – once again – on the run.
On Friday November 1, a Community Probation and Parole Officer (CPPO) visited Walker’s adoptive mother Oldfield at Warlpiri Camp who advised that Walker had got a lift to Yuendumu two days earlier on Wednesday Oct 30.
Oldfield told them that he might be staying with his grandmother Margret Brown or Robertson’s family on the west side of Yuendumu.
On Tuesday November 5, a warrant was issued for Walker’s arrest for breaching his suspended sentence.
Just after 5pm on Wednesday November 6 a Yuendumu community member informed Senior Constable Lanyon Smith that Walker was at house 577.
Walker’s violence, when the two officers arrived to arrest him, could have got him — or them — killed.
Walker escaped that day but his next encounter with police would be fatal: shot three times by Constable Zachary Rolfe, who was later charged with murder just four days later, as Black Lives Matter protests swept the nation. Rolfe was on Friday found not guilty of Walker’s murder.

Three men who were holding up numbers rating female joggers out of 10 as they ran past

Sort of how spacechook began, eh zuckerberg?

Comedy legend John Cleese had his microphone confiscated at the South by Southwest festival during a comedic discussion in which he suggested Italy and France owed historic reparations for enslaving Brits.

The Monty Python icon, 82, was riffing with other comics in front of the crowd in Texas when he talked about the ‘competition’ between cultures over who has been more oppressed by colonisations throughout history.

Pointing to world history being ‘a history of crime’, he added: ‘It’s a history of people who were stronger beating up people who were weaker and it’s always been that. It’s deeply, deeply distasteful.

‘But to pretend that one lot were worse than another – you do know the British have been slaves twice, right?

Cleese explained: ‘[People] get competitive about this business of being oppressed. We were oppressed, the English, by the Romans from about 0 to 400.’

Despite the event being labelled a ‘comedy panel’, his remarks sparked horrified reactions and an awkward environment for those in attendance.

Franx:

I have not heard mention of the millions of vaxxes stockpiled by Hunt having expiry dates. Perhaps they are everlasting.

They have UBD, but the government has extended them.
Isn’t legislative science wonderful?

The World Health Organisation is reportedly working on a global vaccine passport system and wants as many countries as possible to join. Will the key to the future of public life also be the linchpin of a global surveillance network?
Russell Brand

Anthony Albanese more ‘in touch’ with

Thai Rub’n’Tug. Did I get it right

latest on negotiations on war started solely to distract cats from the vaccine horror

I am having trouble understanding why Putin would run an invasion to distract scrutiny from vaccines in the West.
Vaccines which were not widely used in Wussia (they developed and used Sputnik Vax I think).
And, even if other vaxxes were used there, and did cause problems, would Vlad give a fat rat’s clacker?
But I am not as good at joining the dots on my 256 open tabs as others.

Notafan up to her old tricks, helping give her boyfriend the twisted truth narrative, that he eagerly swallows.

Winston,
expiry dates of the vaxxes are determined by the manufacturer, that is, the efficacy (such as it is) is a matter of ‘science’ and not of bureaucratic expedience, surely. I wonder if consumer affairs is agreeable to stale vaxxes. Might be ok for boosters, though.

Tucker: Maybe this isn’t a crazy idea

Fears began when he was a newborn: Kumanjayi Walker’s tragic life before he was shot by NT cop Zachary Rolfe

A searing indictment of Aboriginal policy. Any government – state or federal – who keeps supporting this shit is immoral and culpable.

Albanese has lost some serious kilos:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FNx9Q-PXwAMQzVJ?format=jpg&name=small

Meme of the day?

https://twitter.com/grandoldmemes/status/1503559371246256132

How strange: NY, another Asian lady attacked …

’The Batman’ criticized for scene of attempted subway attack on Asian victim
Critics on Twitter are calling the scene “triggering” and insensitive to Asian Americans during a time of increased violence against the community.

Asian Americans are raising concerns over a scene in the new movie “The Batman,” which premiered nationwide Friday, depicting a group of men following an Asian man off the subway with the intent of physically assaulting him.

The scene occurs within the first 10 minutes of the three-hour film, when Batman interrupts the attack and beats up the assailants, telling them that he is “vengeance.” This saves the Asian man, who appears fearful of Batman as well.

Critics on Twitter are calling the scene “triggering” and insensitive to Asian Americans during a time of increased violence against the community, regardless of whether the attack was intended as racially motivated.

Gough Whitlam has a lot to answer for…

There’s been a lot of governments sine 1975

Any updates on the Toowoomba round-up?

Well, it’s in the future if no one fights it….of course it is.
Probably about the same time you pop your clogs, within four years.

You’ll never know until you try it.

2 years of word-walls, frantic redefinitions, deflections and incessant ad-homs in response to anyone poking holes in the Kenworth King’s hyperbolic bloviations, suggests that 497 and 497(a) are well substantiated, and his case of Glass-Jaw is terminal.

Special Operation Z- Alexandr Dugin
A reading from a 3/9/22 article by Philosopher Alexandr Dugin reflecting his Apocalyptic vision of the situation in Ukraine and beyond. I do not endorse these views and am sharing to broaden the discussion of this very complex moment in time.

“I’m still thinking a Trump/Tulsi ticket might be ok.”

I pointed out that Tulsi is a WEF ‘young leader’- but it is possible for someone to change his mind. I used to listen to tractor Kelly in the morning and then one day I realized it was bullshit (actually bullshit with poison and mental vomit).

Must be an election year.

$43,000,000,000 .00 on the credit card coming our way. Scomo announces drydock facilities at Henderson.

https://thewest.com.au/news/wa/morrison-government-announces-43-billion-towards-henderson-dry-dock-facility–c-6053219.

SA must be spewin.

whoops… 4.3 billion… but after the cost blowouts could be 43 billion

Even newspapers giving up the gig. Remember, based on “cases” notafan, you completely lost your shit as many others did, and now the people that had you filling your frillies tell you it was all bullshit.

The group of school students behind a landmark climate change lawsuit have vowed to keep fighting for protection from global warming after a “devastating” court ruling.

Cassie can you please explain to me why these students should be allowed any access to electricity for the rest of their lives? I’m sure there’s a great reason – maybe they will vote Liberal when they’re 90 – but I would be fascinated to hear it.

They have men working on it.
Top…..Men….

Top Men indeed.

One of whom probably planted it… 😉

I may have missed it, but, before it’s too late:
I told him, Julie, baby, don’t go.

What can I say. It’s true we invaded England and Wales but it civilised backward Saxons and grubby Britons. We gave Scotland a swerve. Hairy men and ugly women. Even the Romans retreated to Newcastle.

We need to ban the letters W and M, they are triggering for women.

Every uncovered sigma, M and W is a rape.

So strong.

Much independent.

William I had almost no legacy, his sons pretty much stole the silverware from his Rouen “palace” and armour of his fat corpse.

He kept the English institutions, he imposed a “better” supervisory manner.