A long read over at dash Cat.

https://catallaxy-files.com/the-ukraine-war-a-part-of-the-great-reset/#more-1461

It’s not a lie.
I’m not going to reveal details of the child, other than to say they were very, very young.
In for another day of paid by the word ranting it seems.

LIES LIES LIES.
Children did not catch covid when it was at it’s most potent at the start, and they still don’t.

They are catching colds and the like with weakened immune systems and having strokes and getting Myocarditis ONLY AFTER BEING INJECTED.
Hence, I find Notaclue’s continued defence and attempted normalisation of the jab as completely evil.
She’s a POS and the sane here must know it.
It’s just many of you are too piss weak to call it out.
KIDS NEVER GOT COVID BEFORE THE JAB.

Unfortunately for you, you evil, evil cow, some of us have memories and aren’t lost to denialism.

Those children are jabbed.
And those that aren’t haven’t got covid.
Those that have been jabbed are failing at fighting off colds that at one time would not have hospitised them.

You are so anti-human.
You are so ridiculous as to it not be possible to be that stubborn and ignorant.
One can only conclude you are evil.

Don’t have a reference, but the Chinese have tried to make the move to Brazilian ore, a few years ago, – the Australian ore is high quality, and the Brazilian is rubbish.

Brazin had a major mining incident a few years back that did 2 things.

.1 Pushed back export volumes.
.2 Made the government introduce a raft of regulation.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-vale-sa-disaster-iron-ore-idUSKCN1PO17Q
The world’s largest iron ore miner is facing public ire and tougher regulation after the collapse of its tailings dam in the Brazilian region of Brumadinho killed at least 84 in one of the country’s worst ever industrial disasters. Hundreds are still missing and presumed dead.

That could dethrone Vale as the No.1 supplier of sea-borne iron ore, and benefit Australian rivals such as Rio Tinto, BHP Group and Fortescue Metals Group, said Vivek Dhar of Commonwealth Bank.

Why its gone on so long I have no idea, I would have thought they would have ramped up again by now.

And apparently their stuff was good quality.
Weakened margins at steel mills in China have also worked against the high-grade ore supplier, with Chinese operators slashing input costs by taking lower-quality, cheaper ores in recent months.

I was in awe of their smoko esky.

What?? heres my sisters.

Are you honestly giving me a communist “5 year plan” as proof?
Prove they are weaning themselves off Australian Iron ore.
I did not ask if they want to or not.
Of course they’d love to.
They can’t.
Personally, if it were me, 25% plus would only be applied to China and murderous dictatorships attempting global dominance wherever they may present themselves, giving us the ability to sell cheaper elsewhere….and especially domestically.
We have more leverage than gutless, piss their pants Australians want to accept.
We aren’t the land of the brave and the home of the free after all.
For precisely that reason.

Dot, heres one for your files…
Complete dirtbag, repeated, becomes millionaire by filming women engaged in skankery…
Women : Reeeeee how could this happen….

‘Lives were being ruined’: the dark history of Girls Gone Wild

Francis dominated the soft-core porn market in the early internet days; millions of people purchased footage of the girls – often barely over 18 and sometimes younger, predominantly white, thin and blonde – getting badgered by cameramen to take more shots, take their tops off, make out with their friends, use sex toys on themselves. Obviously, this has not aged well.*
…..
“Behind the fun and the wet T-shirt competitions and this sort of faux feminist liberation – flashing your breasts for the camera – lives were being ruined,” the film’s director, Katinka Blackford Newman, told the Guardian. “And there are people whose lives are still being impacted.**”
…
They featured girls, sometimes underage and manipulated into commercial releases while drunk***, performing sexual acts on themselves or each other under blatant pressure from Francis****. Some, such as Nichole, who appears in the documentary, did not even know she was being taped. Another participant, Tabitha, says she was 17 and drunk when she was talked into a wet T-shirt contest; five years later, she found herself an unwitting poster girl of Girls Gone Wild. (Despite years of legal battles, DVDs featuring her are still being sold.)
….
A woman in her mid-30s named Jannel alleges that Francis, whom she trusted because he was a celebrity associated with such figures as Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton, fed her shots, manipulated her into masturbating on camera, and raped her in the back of the Girls Gone Wild tour bus.
…
“Of course, his legacy lives on in the lives that he’s ruined, the women whose images he stole, either by filming them without their permission or getting them blind drunk and persuading them to take part in seedy sex scenes without payment.

* Probably better than the skankettes themselves.
** No man will marry me because theres footage of me fellating a football team for sale…
*** The “Im only a raging harlot when Im drunk” defence..
**** Go on do it, do it… dooo iiiit!!
***** At this stage its quite clear the bloke is a porn maker, and all around dirt bag… but hey, he might make me famous!

If the ore body in our ultra safe mining jurisdiction is of a viable quality (and many are) to produce profits, it will get off the ground.

What’s “ultra-safe” about a jurisdiction that slaps a 15% tax on gross revenues?

What makes you think any project will make a profit with a 15% tax on gross revenues? And even if it theoretically could, would it be a profit worth the investment risk?

Note that any new project takes geology risk [no offence Rockdoctor] that the ore body won’t be as good as the test drilling made it look. There are also substantial startup costs e.g. getting rail transport infrastructure [choo choo!!!] to the mine site. A new project will only go ahead if the predicted after-tax return, taking into account all costs and risks, looks good in comparison with alternative opportunities. Putting a 15% tax on predicted gross revenues into the spreadsheet is not the way to attract investment.

Des Deskperson won bigly betting on the Eagles in 2018 iirc.
He’s probably keeping abit of a low profile right now.

Long covid is suffered by hyperchondriacs and attention seekers.

Can’t be true struth.

I saw an American study which said it was suffered disproportionately highly by affluent tertiary educated urban dwelling upper middle class white women.

We’ll accept a graceful retraction.

What makes you think any project will make a profit with a 15% tax on gross revenues?

I’m not advocating a 15% tax on gross. Can’t you fkg read?

I’m saying that the ore body quality and the extraction costs in capital are the biggest determinants of a viable project. AND that the national debt now and in future IMO weighs much higher than the magnitude of future profit margins of our resource exploiters.There is a better balance to be found. But I want to see Australian taxes and living costs come down, way tf down.

What’s “ultra-safe” about a jurisdiction that slaps a 15% tax on gross revenues?

Compared to what ? Africa? Sth America? Russia? Yes- it’s ultra safe by comparison. You must be some kind of fool to think mining will wind up overnight because a resource based tax of some sort (NOT onerous ) is announced.

Let’s hear your plan to tackle our debt? More of the same? Borrow and Hope? Prayer? Do you have anything at all worthwhile that might alleviate this horrendously stupid situation we’ve raced into?

Apart from sea water and sand, iron ore is about the most plentiful resource on the planet. Too many Australians believe we have a monopoly on the world iron ore market.
We don’t.
There are massive reserves in Africa which totally dwarf the Pilbara. A 15% tax on Australian ore puts them right in the frame.
The Chinese don’t NEED our iron ore. It is conveniently located and the price is right … for now.

I could go to town on this dishonest and either purposefully ignorant comment, or purposefully dishonest comment, with regards to such things as quality of product and infrastracture, distance etc, and will come back to do so, if I have to, however, anyone else found their balls lately?

Makka always had some balls.

LIES LIES LIES.
Children did not catch covid when it was at it’s most potent at the start, and they still don’t.

Anyone can catch Covid.

It is one of the roughly 100 viruses that cause the common cold.

Calm down struth. You’re getting caught up in this and it is making you talk utter nonsense.

Covid was just a cold (like SARS or MERS too). It was never going to be a scythe through society, and kids aren’t immune from catching it.

Fuck off dot.
Anyone can catch a cold.
Kids do it more than adults.

However we were specifically told right at the start that kids didn’t catch covid……….and they didn’t.
They can’t have it both ways.
They never used to catch covid but since being jabbed they now can?

F off!!
Are you buying that shit now you’re jabbed with the memory killing, denialist causing, genocide jab?

However we were specifically told right at the start that kids didn’t catch covid

We were lied to. This is why only about a month in, I wasn’t having any of it. That and they never admitted prior lies – viz: “the science! changed”…

The CEO of Panoramic Resources once listed to me all the things that could go wrong in a nickel mining operation from startup to selling.

Nickel. Notoriously volatile commodity so not surprised he worries. But nickel is doing relatively ok at present thanks to the green future we apparently will have.

And bleating CEO’s are thick on the ground when their precious profits and share prices are of concern. Despite the eco and “first nations” rubbish they have to contend with.

The people most deserving of any consideration or sympathy right now and in future are the Australian taxpayers and households who will have to swallow this debt with interest as we hopefully struggle through. It won’t be fkg mining CEO’s we need to worry about.

Not a whore…and fuck you autocorrect.

And bleating CEO’s are thick on the ground when their precious profits and share prices are of concern. Despite the eco and “first nations” rubbish they have to contend with.

If only I had a female Aboriginal night shift crushing mill operator…

Sure champ, that keeps shareholders awake at night.

Big balls = more iron ore. Western Australians have always known this.

97.3% correct.
You also have to pack up cock-smoking to be able to trade commodities.

Anyone who thinks a 15% tax on gross revenues won’t get projects canned is living in fantasyland.

No one is talking about a tax on gross revenues.
It’s an EXPORT licence, to be paid by the customer, ( a non Australian country).
We all used to understand, and we all know that increasing a cost on a product makes it less competitive.
However, if your competition is useless you make as much hay as you can when the sun shines.

You can always drop the price again if you have to.
However, even a fucking public servant understands the concept of a virtual monopoly.
They understand that shit very well.

You think they can get the AMOUNT of iron ore at the quality they need elsewhere, without there being at least a 15% cost added by turning Australia’s Iron ore down?
Our product is the best on the planet.

I’ll type slowly, so the easily butt fucked can understand.
Look up the term playing hard-ball.

We, as a nation are deeply in the shit.
Caused by the people Sanchos and his ilk want you to keep voting for.

It’s hard ball time, or die.

It’s what Trump did to China, and it hurt enough for Soros and the WEF to take over the USA in a coup, complete with troops around the capital that were Democrat supporters only.
And there in lies the actual thing to be concerned about.
The reaction to playing hard ball.
I would argue that all western nations fell because of Trump winning and especially against China.
The virus immediately appeared after he got them by the short and curlies and made their eyes squint.
The trade deal only able to be ignored in the event of a global pandemic.
And there it was.

But that’s done.

We have been taken over and locked in our homes, sacked from our businesses and seperated from our loved ones, yet people here still call this the free west.

We have nothing to lose.
Desperate times call for hard choices.

Voting for more of the same surely isn’t an option.
Scoffing at fighting while voting for net zero is LUNACY.

Aaron Mate interviews Prof. Richard Sakwa on the background to the present situation in Ukraine. It’s a very interesting interview and Sakwa does not hold back in expressing his disappointment with Zelensky.

The Grayzone – US weapons, European supplicants block peace in Ukraine (42 mins.)

Then try not being so obtuse

???

No one is talking about a tax on gross revenues.
It’s an EXPORT licence, to be paid by the customer, ( a non Australian country).

If all of your revenue is from exports, then how is an export licence not the same as a tax on gross revenue?

Vicki says:
April 23, 2022 at 11:08 am

Husband and I (unvaxxed as you know) contracted some sort of respiratory virus from family at Easter. Fairly mild but had to cancel a Sydney dental appointment & we decided (after a couple of negative RATs) to get drive-by PCR at Northern Beaches Hospital. Within 24 hrs result : both NEGATIVE……

Vicki,

same for me as unvaxxed with Cold/Flu from live-in 10 yr old Grandson – have now given it to my wife (both vaxxed)

As I was required to get PCR test before Cancer Immunotherapy as unvaxxed – straight up the road and turn right to Warringah Aquatic Centre Histopath Pathology Drive-through Clinic

Kept their OCR Pamphlet and pre fill in before leaving home (and having saved previous details extremely quick) – use OCR to fill out for Wife yesterday before her driving up to PCR test – just show prefilled OCR and Guy/Girl at entry scans and straight to PCR test – Easy Peasy – no stopping area to fill out details

All 3 of us Negative – Just Cold/Flu

Geez I hate this ABC ‘Australia Votes’ thing. What’s wrong with Federal Election?

Palmer has rented plenty of the large static roadside signage that Labor usually has.
Both sides of Granard Rd at the Beaudesert Rd Rocxklea intersection.
He’s drowned out the Labor message in Brisbane.
I’m thinking that all Labor’s 6 Brisbane Seats may be in play?

We’re going to need bigger umbrellas.

Simultaneous weather events from the Indian and Pacific Oceans could bring extensive flooding throughout 2022 (23 Apr)

A rare combination of weather drivers not seen for nearly 50 years could bring extensive rainfall and widespread flooding to Australia throughout 2022.

There are signs the current La Niña phase of the Pacific will team up with another wet climate driver from the Indian Ocean, a negative Indian Ocean Dipole (-IOD), to further enhance rainfall across the country.

The last time a wet phase of the Indian occurred simultaneously with a repeated La Niña was 1974, and that was Australia’s wettest year in 122 years of data.
…
The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting this event to finish near the start of winter, however data analysed by Sky News Meteorologists suggest a high risk of a third La Niña returning again later this year.

This would be the first time we’ve seen a triple La Niña in 22 years. If it occurs it would be only the fourth triple since 1900.

I posted last week I think that Ryan Maue also thinks a 3rd la Nina is likely. He’s a climate realist meteorologist who I doubt uses the super duperly warm-biased model that BoM does.

Just to cheer you up in Soggy Sydney

Weather expert predicts rare combination of events not experienced for 50 years could see Australia DRENCHED for the rest of 2022

– Flood and heavy rain could batter most of Australia for remainder of the year
– La Niña could combine with negative Indian Ocean Dipole to bring more rainfall
– It would mark the first time in 50 years the two weather systems were combined

Anyone here read The Weather Makers by Tim Flannery?

I’m wondering if it’s worth buying.

Thinking back, my 2 favourite Election signs were Eddie Foat’s

Don’t Miss The Boat, Vote Foat

with Eddie’s visage on the smokestack of a tugboat
and

Give Shitlam The Arse

plastered on bus shelters.
Stop wHITLAm was also a goodie from the ’74 Election, not sure who owned that.

I think we can all agree they would have been [spooky music] vaccinated.

Their health condition has stabilized.
And will remain stable

Crown slap.

I like that.

No, no.
Chinese will understand.
Is not tax.
Is ricence fee.
Very different.

Dover, this level of racism from the bigots here should not be tolerated.
As it is the blog is full of nips, wogs and bloody ethnics everywhere.
Well, the nips part went with IT, and so did the scab eating, but still, you know what happens, ……they’re all over emotional.

Really this level of old white colonialist garbage is a bit much, is it not?

Oh sorry, I meant hypocrisy.

Owner of multiple beachfront mansions sounds the alarm on climate change

Former President Barack Obama used Earth Day today to remind everyone of the dangers of climate change:

“When it comes to climate change, time really is running out. Earth Day is a reminder that if we pledge to do our part and then follow through on those commitments, we can help preserve and protect our planet for future generations.”

And the other in Hawaii where he was under fire for building a seawall that led to beach erosion:

Never forget: *They* get to live in beachfront mansions while *you* get lectured on everything else:

If all of your revenue is from exports, then how is an export licence not the same as a tax on gross revenue?

Now hold onto your misogyny dot, but how about this for a concept…..what’s sold here doesn’t attract the “ricence”
What if environmentalism like net zero was dialled back and red and green tape cutting production costs making the 15% un noticable.
And then we get it even cheaper.
I wonder what we could do with it……!?

What if Australians had balls?

Some light reading for Lizzie in transit.

Anyone here read The Weather Makers by Tim Flannery?
I’m wondering if it’s worth buying.

Get with the program Dot.
Global warming causes floods and global warming causes drought.
Global warming also causes Antarctica to shrink and to grow…

Antarctic sea-ice expansion in a warming climate (22 Apr)

Antarctic sea-ice has expanded over the period of continuous satellite monitoring, which seemingly contradicts ongoing global warming resulting from increasing concentrations of greenhouse gasses. In a study, published in Nature Climate Change, an international team of scientists from the University of Hawai?i at M?noa, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and South Korea shows that a multi-decadal swing of the tropical sea surface temperatures and its ability to change the atmospheric circulation across large distances is in large part responsible for the observed sea-ice expansion since the late 1970s.

Sea ice, which covers a substantial portion of the ocean surface in the polar regions, plays an important role in controlling global temperatures by reflecting incoming solar radiation. Decreases in sea-ice coverage, therefore, are expected to amplify greenhouse gas-induced global warming. Changes in sea ice also affect energy exchanges between the ocean and atmosphere, carbon uptake by the ocean, ecosystems and the thermohaline oceanic circulation.

It is of great importance to monitor long-term changes in global sea ice and to ensure that physical processes that lead to those changes are accurately depicted in climate prediction models.

These guys are on very dangerous ground. If they put the 60 year thermohaline cycle in the models they might find it caused almost half the warming last century, which it did.

I’m yet to find a warmie able to answer this question: if global warming causes more ice and snow and global cooling also produces more ice and snow, how can you tell whether more ice and snow is due to global warming and not global cooling?

Get with the program Dot.
Global warming causes floods and global warming causes drought.

Wow. Maybe I really am an obtuse blockhead.

Or maybe Bruce is just better at it than me. 🙂

You could cut government spending in half with no discernible difference to outcomes or even military preparedness.

That is how wasteful we are in Australia.

You could pay off the monumental debt over two-three electoral cycles and have massive tax cuts.

In Earth Day Speech, AOC Says US Should Be More ‘Climate Defense Based’

Her wish is Joe’s command.

Earth Day: Joe Biden Promises to Spend ‘Billions’ to Make Every U.S. Military Vehicle ‘Climate Friendly’ (22 Apr)

President Joe Biden celebrated Earth Day on Friday, promising to make every vehicle in the United States military “climate friendly.”

“We’re going to start the process, where every vehicle in the United States military, every vehicle is going to be climate friendly,” he boasted. “Every vehicle. No I mean it, we’re spending billions of dollars to do it.”

It’s unclear how the president plans to make America’s biggest and most powerful petroleum fueled vehicles “climate friendly” but he made it clear it was a priority.

Going to need some very long extension cords for the electric version of the Abramses.

Get back to work, you lowly pion!

There’s a fair amount of low hanging fruit.

In your wettest dreams,Tim. The best way not to get elected in modern Australia is go forth with a platform of cuts to Govt spending. You can forget your cuts and savings. Not gonna happen.

Ok, so now what?

Fat Cloive’s fifteen pussent would go a long way to tipping that balance

To avoid embarrassing walk backs like this, stick to sneering and telling lies, Panzy of the slip lane.

You could pay off the monumental debt over two-three electoral cycles and have massive tax cuts.

I have a cunning plan…

Hear me out here… its pretty crazy.

If we kept the labour market tight by reducing migration to a bare minimum, and at the same time culled the government bloat, while reducing PS wages back to the cardigan wearers level the Pubes would be absorbed into a fairly “hot” labour market.

At the same time nearly any university course with the word “Studies” in it (grievance studies in general) will become full fee paying and unsupported.

We stop all collecting of data on racial issues and remove every hinderance/help to any groups at a government level (above normal welfare), much the same as the French do.

And lastly when a politician loses an election they are herded into a giant wicker man erected on top of parliament house and burned alive to celebrate the renewal of democracy.

It would certainly focus their minds on how to keep their constituents happier.

In your wettest dreams,Tim. The best way not to get elected in modern Australia is go forth with a platform of cuts to Govt spending.

Has anyone tried? Yes, you don’t cut benefits that matter to the voters you’ll need. You pick targets that matter only to the rusted on left. Do you really think the cuts to immigration and race based welfare would be unpopular? How many people would really change their vote to keep the ABC? How many of the affected public servants would not already vote Labor/Greens?

You’d do other things as well that wouldn’t save big dollars but would sell the “stop the waste” message. E.g you’d point out how many arts/academia luvvies get grants to do something, never actually do it, but then get more grants given to them. You’d announce that no-one will ever again be eligible for a grant if they’re yet to deliver on a previous grant. You’d get blowback from the luvvies but that would work better than any paid advertising campaign.

You could pay off the monumental debt over two-three electoral cycles and have massive tax cuts.

these state debts are never paid, they are inflated away to disappear into thin air. the problem comes when you can’t roll over the debt or gov traps itself into a zero rate scenario over an extended period of time… oh wait…

Vote #1 Bees in a cage on Kevin Rudds head
Vote #1 Morrison watching his entrails drawn forth.
Vote #1 Tony Abbott crucified at the low tide mark
Vote #1 Gillard Walled up alive in an old mine shaft

I think this is a sensible platform whos obvious merits speak for themselves.

Earth Day: Joe Biden Promises to Spend ‘Billions’ to Make Every U.S. Military Vehicle ‘Climate Friendly’ (22 Apr)

google translate from neroneese says “to fiddle while the republic burns”

The Chinese NEED our Iron ore.

Ah well.

The Speaker of Struth failed not get the furious agreement he wanted earlier, so we are Psaki-ing back to Square One.

You all need to do better, Cats…

failed to

the Australian ore is high quality, and the Brazilian is rubbish

Not absolutely 100% truthy.

Australia and Brazil both produce high grade haematite ore. Best in class. Australia happens to have a vaster resource of the good stuff than Brazil.

fiddle while the republic burns

Phrasing.

Ok Tim, so basically you have nothing but a few dreams. Primarily, we’ll suddenly elect a Govt with conviction and a spine. I get it.

Meanwhile, we steadfastly remain on our debt fueled course.

Sancho Panzersays:
April 23, 2022 at 12:29 pm
It’s hard ball time, or die.

This announcement was brought to you directly from the couch.

Is the initial quote a re-phrase of “Stand, and if necessary fall”?

Mole, you’re going Shakespearian now. Never go full Shakespearian.

Twitter Censors Shakespeare Scholar for Quoting Line from Henry VI, Part 2 (22 Apr)

Silicon Valley giant Twitter censored a Shakespearean scholar in Britain for quoting a famous line from the Bard’s Henry VI, Part 2.

An associate professor at the University of Nottingham in the English Midlands, Peter Kirwan was warned by Twitter over using the platform for “abuse” for quoting the famed line “let’s kill all the lawyers”.
…
The full quote comes from Act 4 Scene 2 of the play, in which Dick the Butcher offers up the suggestion to Jack Cade, who led a popular rebellion against the King in 1450. Should Cade actually topple the regime, Dick the Butcher suggests as a plan of action: “The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.”

“Nay, that I mean to do,” Cade answers.

Lot of lawyers in Parliament. Might be a bit harsh though. On the other hand I’d certainly settle for a pound of flesh from each one of them. Except for the new improved Albo they mostly could spare a chunk or two.

Abbott caused the punters to lose confidence in the debt being managed down.

Yep, he sure did. And since then the CONservatives have done nothing but convince punters that debt no longer matters. And spent up (=borrowed) accordingly.

The Chinese need iron ore; it medium to long term it doesn’t have to be ours.

China is taking steps to make sure a big chunk isn’t ours.

While the UN has been handwringing,the CCP has been explaining the concept of win-win to the new military junta in Guinea. As a result, the Simandou iron ore project is back on track – aiming for first ore shipments in 2025/26.

Something refreshingly brisk about discussions between parties who understand the real value in an offshore bolt hole and not being violently destabilised.

Australia and Brazil both produce high grade haematite ore. Best in class. Australia happens to have a vaster resource of the good stuff than Brazil.

Whatever Brazil has is no good if they can’t get it out of the fucking ground as well as we can.
They don’t have, like other Iron Ore countries, ALL top quality ore. Some of theirs is.
We are the world’s greatest exporter of Iron ore by far.
And the top quality.
Imagine if China was in control of it.
Just imagine the games they’d play and the hoops you’d be jumping through to get your hands on it.
Is it only truckies that understand supply chain issues and through tonnage to remain profitable?
And the distance of Brazil away from China?

Here we are, with the resources to bring the world to it’s knees, the ability to be a true super power and yet the attitude on display here at this little blog this afternoon shows why we aren’t.
Corrupt politicians know this about Australians.
They know they’re not Americans at all.

thefrollickingmolesays:
April 23, 2022 at 2:02 pm
Vote #1 Bees in a cage on Kevin Rudds head
Vote #1 Morrison watching his entrails drawn forth.
Vote #1 Tony Abbott crucified at the low tide mark
Vote #1 Gillard Walled up alive in an old mine shaft

I think this is a sensible platform whos obvious merits speak for themselves.

Not acceptable until Turdballs gets a guernsey. Preferably one with rabid piranha inside it.

Rogersays:
April 23, 2022 at 2:13 pm
QLD postie caught dumping Liberal postal votes in garbage bin.

How did the postie know they were Liberal votes? Opened the mail to check? Isn’t interfering with the mail a criminal offence?

thefrollickingmolesays:
April 23, 2022 at 2:26 pm
Vote #1 Turbull hung drawn and quartered after being dragged naked over a salt lake.

A policy we can all get behind.

A reasonable start, but still too weak.

If China, set up to work a certain amount of iron ore per year, ends up with factories at half production due to supply issues, or refusal to pay higher prices, does all that manufacturing infrastructure just sit idle without cost?

What is it about how things work in the real world don’t people understand?

Brazil is not set up for them, neither is Africa and won’t be before the election.
Australia supplies 50% of the world’s ex[orts.
That figure is important.
If it were only 5 % than I would understand and agree with the other timid c…nts here.
However, it’s 50%, and that is a volume consideration, a tonnage situation that must be considered as well.
Clive’s idea is a brilliant one in the times we now live in.
In perfect times with perfect trading partners who HAVEN’T already screwed us…..you could afford to think twice.
Who’s going to pay off the mountain of LIBERAL PARTY DEBT.
Us or the Chinese?

Look, by 2025 China will begin to join the developed world in terms of demand for iron ore.

Yes JC, and they’ll be completely democratic too.

Get yourself checked out.

Dot:

You bet your backside you’re growing your own quinoa & avocados.

Remember when just about every Australian town had a ‘chinese’ vegetable garden on the outskirts?
Fresh produce damn near whatever you wanted.
Then the supermarkets weren’t allowed to buy from them, or just wouldn’t because food contracts with the big farmers who now can’t get labour to pick the crops.
Then the Market Gardens were built over.
Now the vegies are trucked thousands of kilometers and everyone is happy with that.
Just another little bit of self sufficiency down the drain.