Thanks. There was some chatter about moving to an agreement. It did mention the Leb government though, which may not…
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More evidence that canbra is a toxic parasite, a tick, on this great country.
Let me highlight this with as many buttons as the CatApp puts at my disposal- The deputy PM’s chief of…
Imported from Colombia.
Excellent parody of the oft used pix …. 10/10
Hey
Happy Saturday Cats.
Celebrate the Podium with Stop, Drop, Roll.
From a mob called Can’t Stop Won’t Stop:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9WpXnD0mMLE
#PublicSaxIsBestSax
Okay, I’ll roll.
Roll with it.
Hypohystericalhistory’s guide to the F-35
Don’t don’t don’t don’t don’t stop the beat! Disco lite, but heaps fun clip.
https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/servant-of-the-people
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Stanislav Boklan, Natalya Sumskaya
Serious ?
Sunday is May Day so watch out for all those Marches and Red Flags……………………………………….
Johannes Leak.
Mark Knight.
Warren Brown.
Peter Broelman.
David Rowe.
Bob Moran.
Andy Davey.
Peter Brookes.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Gary Varvel.
Matt Margolis.
Al Goodwyn.
Tina Norton.
I wonder if Ukraine will find a way to disrupt the May Day parade in Moscow?
From the WSJ.
FBI Conducted Potentially Millions of Searches of Americans’ Data Last Year Without Warrant, Report Says
The Federal Bureau of Investigation performed potentially millions of searches of American electronic data last year without a warrant, U.S. intelligence officials said, a revelation likely to stoke longstanding concerns in Congress about government surveillance and privacy.
The FBI and CIA have been caught breaking the law so many times they ought to be abolished.
Seriously it is so bad even the US AG should be vacant for a while. The President could have their own counsel for a while coordinating with private prosecutors on contract.
Also, more laws to enforce are better than more.
Amazing how this works.
Channel crossings collapse: ZERO dinghies detected just days after Rwanda scheme unveiled (29 Apr)
Warren Brown’s cartoon seems very apt in light of this story. Thanks Tom!
whoops
Less law, but you guys are cool and knew what I meant. :8
Technology has shifted the economics of cattle breeding dramatically – again This cow sold for 400 large, more than any bull so far:
Unlike the high priced bulls, she doesn’t have a fancy name, but it would be smart marketing to give her one.
Incidentally, I am reading on Gutenberg an old book about Scottish humour. It is hard going at times because of the dialect, but also contains a lot of laffs and truths. The current chapter discusses ‘village idiots’ and contains this gem about the medical profession:
There was a delicious anecdote in the chapter about the legal profession. A witness for the prosecution complained that the lawyer for the defence described him as a soldier. ‘I’m not a soldier, I’m an officer.’
Defence counsel agreed – ‘As he himself said, he’s no soldier…’.
These stories are from the 1800s in Scotland. The more things change … 🙂
From The News kiddies:
“Election 2022: Anthony Albanese cornered by teen reporter over trans issue”
This is where politics is at?
The AEC has issued a warning to PHON over their latest video because it contains claims of voter fraud that the AEC deems to be false.
Yet last week the AEC’s QLD head was on ABC radio urging listeners to apply to the AEC for postal votes and not to use those provided by sitting members, even though the latter practice is lawful.
What does the AEC know that it is not telling us?
Re the Parly House ‘rape’ – Rabz says the security guards should be sacked:
That’s not how things work there. Readers may be shocked to hear that actual Members and Senators have been known to turn up in the small hours fissed as parts, and cannot be denied entry. Nor can their bumptious, obnoxious staff.
A security guard is much more likely to be sacked for denying someone with a pass entry, assuming the pass-holder is not brandishing an AK-47.
Since when was government interested in citizens privacy?
Do they know something we don’t?
Nearly 400 employees at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) haven’t received a COVID-19 vaccine, according to data obtained exclusively by The Epoch Times.
A total of 382 workers at the CDC are unvaccinated, Roger Andoh, a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) officer at the agency, told The Epoch Times.
Another nine employees have just had one dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, meaning they also don’t qualify as fully vaccinated per the CDC’s guidelines.
Just been reading TheirABC’s report re the AEC complaining about Pauline Hanson’s cartoon about electoral fraud.
Pauline’s animators are over the target, for example:
‘False claims about deceased people voting.’ When I was a young gel in the ALP in the 1960s, an Elder of my branch told me that one of his jobs was to get out the dead vote on election day. It’s been happening as long as there have been electoral rolls. They may claim that it never happens nowadays, but they are lying.
‘A racist trope’ about COVID presumably refers to the fact that it came from China. Can’t say that, although it is true.
And, it is not racist. It is a comment on the Chinese government, not Chinese people generally. Indeed, those poor buggers in Wuhan and Shanghai and no doubt other places have suffered terribly.
The AEC has that delicate blend of incompetence and political correctness that characterises every institution that should be marked down as an enemy of good government.
“Sitting member last” and “reward and punish” sounds good until you are actually confronted by the ballot paper. One of the frustrations in QLD is that the six most egregious Senators are not up for reelection.
In the QLD Senate, Campbell will get my no.1 because he has learned a lot and will bash the cronies (and probably has a chance). But I also want to reward Matt Canavan for standing up to Littleproud and the beetroot traitors. (So an LNP guy gets a vote).
I like Stoker but believe she must be punished for Arndt, if it is safe to do so, it may not be. Machine creep and implementer in QLD of the Turnbull coup McGrath will not feature.
The risk with booting two of the LNP Senstors is that they have three places at risk, Labor only two and Greens none. If the Conservative minors don ‘t get up as often happens, Labor and Greens will score a seat at LNP expense.
So booting McGrath and Stoker demands that Campbell, and another new conservative (Clive?) must get up or Labor and Greens romp it in.
All this presupposes that Pauline holds on.
What do informed cats think about the following 12 below the line options, (admitting that I have no understanding of the preference consequences)?
Newman
Canavan
Palmer
Hanson
Christensen
Stoker? ?
Grainger LDP
Brewster UAP
Adidi UAP
McCabe UAP
Guruswami One Nation
A nobody yet to be chosen after further reading.
Wide Bay Reps is equally complex. O’Brien is not up to much but he did oppose the net zero Nats. The UAP woman is unknown but makes the right noises as does One Nation.
What do folks think about the following:
UAP. I think Clive is a hit in Wide Bay
One Nation
Four of the five other indi and small parties (Informed Medical etc)
LNP
Labor
Green.
All logical criticism will be deeply resented!
What was DARPA doing being part of the Get Trump Club?
Mollie Hemmingway at the Federalist is about the only place giving this any coverage.
The security guards are there to protect parliamentary staff from the riff raff, not from themselves.
Personally I’ll be putting Guruswami above the UAP candidates.
I like what he’s said so far: pro-mining, a climate change sceptic and wants a cap on immigration at less than half present levels.
‘False claims about deceased people voting.’ When I was a young gel in the ALP in the 1960s, an Elder of my branch told me that one of his jobs was to get out the dead vote on election day. It’s been happening as long as there have been electoral rolls. They may claim that it never happens nowadays, but they are lying.
Didn’t Sheppardson or one of those inquiries uncover a whole swag of voters whose actual address was a cemetery?
I know when I was in NSW I started getting electoral mail for someone not in my house. I rang the NSWEC who didn’t care voter rolls are responsibility of AEC blah blah blah. The second call was to the AEC who were just as disinterested. Hunter at the Fed wasn’t marginal and neither was Upper Hunter but if this practise is in use in a marginal seat makes you wonder.
From the old thread.
“The Agriculture Legislation Amendment Bill 2022 has had it’s second reading in parliament.
This will be what Andrews promised the Animal Justice idiots for their vote for his enabling act. Wait till the payoffs to the Greens, Transport Matters and the Reason Party come to light.
Thanks Roger. Good point.
And then went on to neuter himself by accepting the Deputy Speaker gig.
Put the major parties last.
You can use this to generate your How To Vote card (I posted this yesterday in case people missed it).
https://majorslast.com/how-to-vote-cards
What does it say that a teenager is asking harder questions of the Labor leader than most professional journos?
“I like Stoker but believe she must be punished for Arndt. “
Yes. Just like here in Wentworth I will punish Sharma. As for the senate here in NSW, I’ll be voting under the line for LDP, PHON and UAP. The Liberal senate team here in NSW will not get a look in.
The ALPBC continues to report its Vote Compass wank as News. C’mon Ita, at least try.
Don’t worry. Preferences are not relevant if you vote below the line in the Senate. It is much more of an issue in the HoR.
Haven’t had time to look at the Put the Major Parties Last site linked earlier, but it is good to see that somebody is on the case.
Conservatives need a Preference Whisperer to disentangle the complexities of compulsory voting across all jurisdictions. I wouldn’t be lauding this one till somebody with expertise has had a look at it, but the idea is top notch.
Ministers signal the end of the BBC licence fee: Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries says ‘completely outdated’ 100-year-old funding model is set to be overhauled
– New white paper on BBC’s future was published yesterday by the government
– Warned of threat to funding due to increasing numbers not paying the fee
– Ministers ‘particularly concerned’ about enforcement against elderly people
In a new white paper published yesterday, the government announced a review that is expected to dump the current 100-year-old funding method in favour of an alternative, such as a subscription model.
Tommy Atkins colourised.
Much of what the AEC comes up with might best be thought of as a legal fiction. The courts are probably not the best guardian of the voting process. Having said that I’m not sure vote fraud occurs on a large scale, although I’m not so naïve to believe it does not occur.
SA Plod are right in there picking up heavy criminals:
No comment required.
Bear, it doesn’t have to happen on a large scale. Less than a dozen marginal seats is all it takes.
Outside the micro parties in the various Upper Houses (that have been well documented and largely eliminated via legislation) preferences aren’t really an issue. Parties and candidates will often do irrational preference deals based on seat by seat considerations. On Election Day I usually take all HTV cards and ignore them all.
Cassie of Sydneysays:
April 30, 2022 at 9:01 am
“I like Stoker but believe she must be punished for Arndt. “
Yes. Just like here in Wentworth I will punish Sharma. As for the senate here in NSW, I’ll be voting under the line for LDP, PHON and UAP. The Liberal senate team here in NSW will not get a look in.
After you have made the selections that you prefer, add a couple more numbers in, and finish with the least obnoxious major party. That ensures that an electoral official with a writing stick and an axe to grind can’t put an extra number beside their preferred candidate, to pick up your vote, should your actual preferences exhaust.
I’m voting the LNP Ticket here in Griffith:
Here’s how to find out the LNP/Liberal Ticket in your Seat:
https://www.liberal.org.au/member/olivia-roberts
Old Ozzie, as I’ve been reading Scottish lore, ‘there’s many a slip twixt cup and lip.’
How right Robbie Burns was.
The allegedly Conservative government in the UK periodically makes noises about the BBC, but never actually does anything. They float the odd balloon about something that might happen in 2028.
Ignore. They are just hoping to fool some of their actual conservative voters.
H B Bearsays:
April 30, 2022 at 9:09 am
(admitting that I have no understanding of the preference consequences)?
Don’t worry. Preferences are not relevant if you vote below the line in the Senate. It is much more of an issue in the HoR.
See my response to Cassie. If you do not fill in every spot below the line, you leave an opportunity for a scamster to steal your vote, should your own preferences exhaust.
bons – you only need to vote for (i.e. number) six candidates in the senate, as it’s not a double dissolution election (when you’d need to vote for twelve).
It’s reprehensible that the ALPEC is broadcasting incorrect information about how to vote. If you look up the changes to the voting regulations introduced by that narcissistic buffoon Turnbuckle (which were hastily passed through both houses just before the 2016 election and are consequently riddled with errors*) there’s a paragraph that actually states you only need to number six candidates in a half senate election.
As for the lower house, if we had optional preferential voting (as per NSW elections), I’d cast a legitimate vote. But we don’t, so I won’t.
The person responsible for the majors last website is a friend of mine and she’s been toiling on it for well over a week. At least she’s not griping from the sidelines, a la myself.
*They forgot to identify the territories, so you have to vote for at least six, despite them only having two senators each.
joanna- agreed the AEC professional disinterest is a concern. I’m not sure what more they could do. Anything being done by parties would require an undercover police operation, not really an AEC matter at all.
And the blubbering jabbed imbiciles of this blog pontificate over who their vote goes to…..
You put who did this to us last, and who wants to fix it first.
Then you realise we are going to do a France, like the USA, and voting machines and corruption are going to give us WEF governance anyway.
You are just trying , by some miracle to get some sort of hung parliament as an outcome.
So spuds,………if the flu disappeared for the first time ever in history, and you got sick with all flu symptoms but the government told you it’s covid instead…….and so you believe it to be covid…….COULD YOU SEE WHY THE SANE HAVE HAD A GUT’S FULL OF YOUR INSANITY?
Why are the jabbed catching colds so more often than the unjabbed.
THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM.
You are brainwashed.
You’ve caught a seasonal flu (that never disappeared) or a cold.
You can’t prove it’s covid. The government can’t prove it’s covid, and without the fear propaganda 24/7 for the last two years, you would have taken a fucking codral and got on with life, knowing you’d caught a fucking cold.
People used to get bed ridden with the flu as well.
Fucking insane c…ts.
I was thinking that about dick and balls votes in the lower house.
Fill in the squares with non-sensical numbers so the ballot paper can’t be “re-purposed”.
If you do not fill in every spot below the line, you leave an opportunity for a scamster to steal your vote, should your own preferences exhaust.
Filling in the entire 147 spots just wastes peoples time.
Miss or repeat one number and the Vote’s Informal.
Wake up to yourself, SpongeBob.
I am voting for the OVERCAPITALISATION Party.
Bear
We hope (probably in vain) that the AEC is disinterested, but it seems more likely that the Commission is just uninterested (in preventing electoral rorting).
Sorry to be excessively pedantic.
The AEC is like the ABC.
Completely captured.
They also conduct Union Elections, where one deadbeat keeps getting elected for 40 years.
Rabz is going to vote for the Liberal party…he is a member ater all.
So will half of you.
You’ll argue for the better of two evils non logic.
After what the Liberals have done to us, and the Federal Liberals are to blame for allowing the states to do what they’ve done, while funding them and supporting them in every way, while imprisoning 26 million people like we’re fucking North Korea, if you aren’t after their blood, if you aren’t wanting them destroyed, you are my country’s enemy.
About time the UK stopped putting people in gaol for not paying for the BBC.
A subscription model for here too please.
If the wanker’s houses don’t have a ‘Climate Action now’ sign they’ve got a Save the ABC one.
What’s the latest on Gonzalo Lire?
Still missing?
Australia is 100percent exactly the same as North Korea.
So truth bomb.
Signs everywhere on Melbourne trains: ‘You Must Wear A Mask On Trains’.
70/30 ignored.
Sitting in Tulla gate lounge at present. Maskless, in the vein of TE last week. Went straight through boarding and security, bought coffee and sanger. 80/20 wearing masks, no Karens (yet), nobody cares.
Incidentally, none of the trains detoured to a death camp.
This was published 5 years ago
More than 18,000 people asked to explain why they voted twice at election
h/t BoN yesterday.
Flat out lies, you boring humourless sanctimonious imbecile.
Ed Casesays:
April 30, 2022 at 9:36 am
If you do not fill in every spot below the line, you leave an opportunity for a scamster to steal your vote, should your own preferences exhaust.
Filling in the entire 147 spots just wastes peoples time.
Miss or repeat one number and the Vote’s Informal.
Wake up to yourself, SpongeBob.
Dickless
I realise that you are terminally stupid, but it should have been quite clear even to a moron like you that I was not suggesting filling in every box. I was suggesting that, after making their actual (limited number, greater than the number of positions to be filled) preferences, they should finish with a number against the least obnoxious major party, to ensure that the vote could not be stolen by a corrupt official with a preference for a different party.
It is a precaution against theft of an otherwise exhausted set of preferences.
Now do go away and learn something (anything) about reading comprehension you idiot.
And what do you propose to do about it Ricardo?
Gonzalo Lira.
Dusseldorf’s #1 travel agent and pick up artist.
Ed Casesays:
April 30, 2022 at 9:39 am
The AEC is like the ABC.
Completely captured.
They also conduct Union Elections, where one deadbeat keeps getting elected for 40 years.
Dickless
Thanks for confirming the value of my suggestion.
Quite a few family voting ldp for the first time, don’t think they have the broader profile required unfortunately. It’s been in house spruiking that’s garnered fam interest.
How dare you!
He’s not humourless.
We all have a jolly good laugh every time he turns up.
Thank you ball boys and girls.
Boris Becker sentenced to 2.5 years jail.
So he’s still alive then?
The green lefties down the road want the liberal party destroyed.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
Food Shortages in Six Months – the Globalists Are Telling Us What Happens Next
talking past ANTIFA
and toppling the hierarchies of humpty dumpties
Army lieutenant who questioned COVID jab faces court martial for rejecting mask, testing rules
Still in Kharkov.
INSANITY.
Is spruiking the idea for months that unvaxxed will be herded into ‘death camps’ and killed by vaccinated guards who are themselves terminally ill from said vaxxes.
The WEF is a much easier pretend enemy to mouth off about. You don’t need to stick to timelines, or point to any concrete event. You just need to infer that there is an insidious beast ‘coming soon’ to do dastardly things.
Like – taking your boat.
Even though it’s about the Nazis.Now this made me laugh. Quora:
Elon Musk: “Democratic Party Has Been Hijacked By Extremists”
The milling continues
Ukraine admits heavy losses in Russian onslaught | DW News
And how many does the AFP end up prosecuting?
The figures are very, very low.
I realise that you are terminally stupid, but it should have been quite clear even to a moron like you that I was not suggesting filling in every box.
Yes, you were.
I was suggesting that, after making their actual (limited number, greater than the number of positions to be filled) preferences, they should finish with a number against the least obnoxious major party, to ensure that the vote could not be stolen by a corrupt official with a preference for a different party.
The process is scrutinised, counters don’t carry pencils to make corrections.
It is a precaution against theft of an otherwise exhausted set of preferences.
You’ve got no fucking idea, as usual.
The racist trope being referred to is Penny Wong handing Albonese a bowl of chicken soup which has a bat in it. The context being that he has corona virus and she wants him remain sick.
It is not racist if you think about it, it is the excuse the CCP gave for the rise of the virus.
It’s not insanity.
It’s just dumb.
I liked the time when someone pointed out how the vaxxed would be unavailable for guard duty due to death there was a triumphant retort about third world guards.
Rofl.
Boom boom in stone college significantly reduces the probability of getting pregnant in broom cupboards. Top marks for not giving a fuck.
Gonzalo Lira is
very likely
to be
a Spook.
My conjecture remains that a big percentage of double voters are aged care residents.
The AEC sends teams rounds to nursing homes to do pre polls, then family member helps out with a postal and/or on election day drives them to the polling booth.
If people are concerned about polling place election fraud volunteer to scrutineer.
Bons, I’ve heard that there were five LNP members who supported Craig Kelly’s “no mandates” bill in Parliament, I haven’t heard any details of who they were, but I think that Llew O’Brien was one of them. You could check with his office to confirm.
I’d support an honourable member who stood against tyranny.
Not hard to get the truth twisters up and running.
Out they come like the tired old liars they are.
Boo.
Muttering to myself on the dead fred…
ABCcess has an epidemiologist basically asking “Are we prepared for people over 50 to die in very small numbers”….
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-30/qld-covid19-coronavirus-data-cases-tolerate-deaths-australia/101024646
Are we at a point where Australians tolerate people dying from COVID-19?
We seem to be at the point in this pandemic where people die every day from COVID-19 … and we’re OK with that.
Just last week, on average, 39 Australians died each day after catching the virus.
Compare that to the start of the pandemic when we were aghast at the thought of a single case, let alone a death.
The change is troubling to veteran epidemiologist Professor Mike Toole.
“We seem to have closed our eyes to the suffering and the deaths that are still occurring due to Omicron, so I think it’s bordering on irresponsible,” Professor Toole said.
It is not surprising that a medical professional who has dedicated a 50-year career to saving lives believes one death is one too many, but it doesn’t appear to be the way everyone thinks.
Such as the statistics..
https://www.health.gov.au/health-alerts/covid-19/case-numbers-and-statistics#cases-and-deaths-by-age-and-sex
The ABCcess report goes on to quote the scriptures and the prophet.
This is despite mask-wearing being one of the most effective ways of containing super-spreader events, according to epidemiologists like Saskia Popescu, who looked at the dropping of the mandate in despair.
You’re likely seeing a lot of “ffs” from public health folks at the news that TSA is dropping mask mandates on airplanes, trains, and public transportation. Here are some thoughts (while screaming into the void):
(1/n)
— Dr. Saskia Popescu (@SaskiaPopescu) April 19, 2022
The US President’s chief medical adviser, Antony Fauci, said it was a decision a judge did not have the medical experience to make.
Abc discovers breaking news old people die more than young people.
The impact has been disproportionately felt by older people.
The federal health department has broken down the number of deaths in Australia by age group and it shows almost 83 per cent were aged 70 years or older.
ABC bemused why people who were deliberately lied to about the “stop the transmission/not carry covid/not get covid arent excited by more liars products. Products so good every state territory’s and the feds are cowering behind emergency legislation to make as mandatory as possible”
Remember last year when we so intently watched as the double-dose vaccination rate inched higher toward a particular target or milestone?
While over 95 per cent of people age over 16 have had two doses, only 70 per cent of the eligible population have had a booster shot.
You don’t see social media lit up with people showing off getting their boosters like they did when first and second doses were made available.
from above
Another outstanding painting Dover.
IMHO, no one has ever understood trees like Shishkin.
My electorate seems to only have eye candy on offer and an old boiler. I am completely baffled why there are onluy wyminsis running here, is it some display of compliance to wokeism. Old boiler will get the vote, she might actually have some experience of something.
So I take it, Cats, that all Struth bombings going forward will be considered in the same vein as Birdstrikes?
#InBeforeIt’sCool
#ForumHipsters
Occasionally, gummint getz it right .. LOL!
reading elsewhere that since the UK gummint announced it will be sending country shoppers to RWANDA there have been NO illegal Channel crossings recorded ..
While I’m pessimistic about Coalition chances in the Election, there’s
no way the LNP are going backwards in Queensland.
The State Labor Government flooded Brisbane [again] on February 27,
Rocklea was under 3 metres of water.
Yeah, people shouldn’t build houses there, but what about all the businesses that got wiped out and can’t come back?
State Government did the same in Townsville, yet Pundits claim Labor could win up to 6 Seats up here?
In their dreams.
Moreton was flooded, where was Graham [WeaselPiss] Perrett?
No one knows.
Could Voter Fraud Swing Australian Elections?
JUNE 26, 2021
So I take it, Cats, that all Struth bombings going forward will be considered in the same vein as Birdstrikes?
Franger:
you’re a blow in
Fuck Off.
They’ve gone on strike in protest.
So I take it, Cats, that all Struth bombings going forward will be considered in the same vein as Birdstrikes?
A nasty old clown
Big Brother, Nina “court jester” Jankowicz, chicks with dicks
Good morning- reading about voting in the Senate above, we only have to vote for 6 below the line? So the AEC is lying to us? WTF?
Twitter’s top censor donated $18,000 to Democrats before shutting down the New York Post’s Hunter Biden laptop revelations
This week, we’ve been introduced to a new breed of an old Stasi standby now in the United States: the intrusive political censor.
Once the province of crummy, furtive, little gray-faced men, as depicted in “The Lives of Others,” these modern day censors are now out and open as big social media stars, not even trying to hide their claims to being our political masters.
While Elon Musk, was decrying the censorship activities of Twitter’s top corporate attorney Vijaya Gadde, and the latter famously bawled about her company’s new owner, Joe Biden’s secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, was introducing us to think tank regular Nina Jankowicz who made a bizarre Disney-tune singing video on TikTok as his new “Disinformation Governance Board” chief.
Neither of these characters have a claim to impartiality in their zeal to censor others in the name of halting “disinformation.” Both are clearly Democrat party hacks and tools.
And is it just me, or do the smug, self-satisfied, expressions on the faces of these censors look remarkably alike?
What Russians think about communism?
1420
And is it just me, or do the smug, self-satisfied, expressions on the faces of these censors look remarkably alike?
Psychopaths
Oh. dear.
The Club Bore is in.
Time to retire to the Billiard Room.
Ed Casesays:
April 30, 2022 at 9:53 am
I realise that you are terminally stupid, but it should have been quite clear even to a moron like you that I was not suggesting filling in every box.
Yes, you were.
I was suggesting that, after making their actual (limited number, greater than the number of positions to be filled) preferences, they should finish with a number against the least obnoxious major party, to ensure that the vote could not be stolen by a corrupt official with a preference for a different party.
The process is scrutinised, counters don’t carry pencils to make corrections.
It is a precaution against theft of an otherwise exhausted set of preferences.
You’ve got no fucking idea, as usual.
Dickless
You really are terminally stupid.
This Scary Experiment Explains Two Years of COVID Hell
In case you were wondering why all views contrary to the Official Narrative have been canceled, it’s because of the Asch Conformity Experiment.
We have just gone through a nationwide, and actually a worldwide, Asch Conformity Experiment. As implied, the goal of the experiment was not to get to the truth. It was to get conformity. Only conformity is allowed.
Asch showed that people will actually believe things that they know to be false if they think everybody else believes those things. That is the point of the COVID nightmare experiment we just lived though. You must believe:
None of these makes sense. However, no dissent can be allowed because the Asch Conformity Experiment showed that if one person stands up to the narrative, it is easier for the second one to dissent. Then another and another stand up, and then control is lost.
That is why every dissenting voice must be silenced. If one person cries, “The Emperor has no clothes,” people will see the naked truth. And that can’t be allowed.
What is the Asch Experiment?
The Asch Experiment, conducted by Solomon Asch, found out that most people, when seeing a “consensus” of participants agreeing on something that is fairly obviously false, actually ends up agreeing with those false opinions just because everyone else seems to think so.
As Asch showed, if only one person stands up, the sheep aren’t sheep anymore.
Good morning- reading about voting in the Senate above, we only have to vote for 6 below the line? So the AEC is lying to us? WTF?
6 above the line .. 12 below the line .. according to the blurb the AEC delivered to my letter box, yesterday
Lefties are always scared a right winger will speak the truth.
All of the collectivist cock heads come swinging in, straight away.
Notice that?
What is it you’re scared of?
You can tell uncle struth.
What is it about the truth that makes you shit yourself and get all emotional?
He’s here….call in for back up!
Rabz goes to Liberal party meetings, but you know, only to gauge the enemy, or to see what he can fix from the inside….yawn.
Be honest with yourself Rabz, learn to accept what you are.
Lolwut, Grigory?
Ed Casesays:
April 30, 2022 at 9:57 am
Gonzalo Lira is
very likely
to be
a Spook.
According to you, pretty much everyone is actually a spook, Why is Lira only “very likely” to be one?
You’re no right winger, Struth baby.
Not so long as you persist in throwing tantrums about people not thinking and speaking the same things as you. And abusing all and sundry when your demands for 110% ideological compliance with your every whim are denied.
You’re just another SJW Gamma in a blue singlet…
He likes what the man has to say…
That’s the ticket.
Call everyone you disagree with a communist.
You’re a failed totalitarian.
A. Failure.
NB: Your record of ‘truth’ is a shitshow.
Mr Dragger at 9:49.
This is true.
And, nek minnit, you are seeing them everywhere.
An increase in some licence fee or other, a change in AFL rules, no chicken salt at the fish and chip shop … it’s all down to Klaus.
Should we be alarmed by Biden’s new Disinformation Governance Board?
Ever since Elon Musk announced his intentions to buy Twitter, the reaction from liberals has been nothing short of a meltdown.
The primary cause of the outrage was Musk’s pledge to defend free speech:
Musk recently added a caveat to his assertion about free speech, saying it has to be within the realm of the law.
On Wednesday, Homeland Security secretary Alejandro Mayorkas testified to Congress that a Disinformation Governance Board had recently been set up.
It was also announced that Nina Jankowicz will head the Department of Homeland Security’s Disinformation Governance Board as executive director.
Jankowicz is a fellow at the Wilson Center, where she studied the “intersection of democracy and technology in Central and Eastern Europe.” She also wrote books such as How to Lose the Information War: Russia, Fake News, and the Future of Conflict and How to Be a Woman Online.
Obviously, there is a pattern here that her recruiters in the Biden administration liked.
The suppression and dismissal of the Hunter Biden laptop news story by the Biden campaign, the media, and Big Tech was one of the many ways the 2020 presidential election was rigged.
If that wasn’t enough, Jankowicz also promoted the mother of all disinformation: the Clinton campaign–created Trump-Russia dossier.
To summarize, her record is that she labels information as disinformation and vice versa.
There are only inferences to be drawn that Jankowicz is gullible or dishonest, or blatantly partisan, or perhaps a bit of all. These qualities should have disqualified her from being made head of a disinformation board.
The Biden administration no longer even cares to appear fair or moral.
Equally troubling is that Jankowicz seems to neither understand nor believe in freedom of expression as a right.
New Jessica Mauboy album released this week?
That’s a Klaus-in’.
Interest Rates going up? Or down? Or sideways?
That’s a Klaus-in’.
Can’t get your favourite mayonnaise or jumbo rolls of hand towel at ALDI at the moment?
That’s a Klaus-in’.
Wagners opening up a new transient workers’ accommodation camp next to the one currently leased by QLD.gov?
Oh, you’d better believe that’s a Klaus-in’…
Quite a few years ago I twice had an AEC person knock on my front door to verify that the registered voters at that address were still at that address. The AEC used to send out these people to check the veracity of their electoral rolls, I haven’t seen them for at least 40 years now.
OPINION NY POST EDITORIAL
Which useful idiot thought such a clearly partisan hack should be Biden’s ‘disinformation czar’?
By Post Editorial Board
Thanks all for the responses.
OldBloke, yeah I’ll follow-up, the no mandate position is really a center piece for this election.
More reading required by me.
Or work for the AEC in the polling booth.
If you are really worried about people adding numbers to your senate paper, draw a line top to bottom through the boxes for the parties you do not want to vote for.
If the “non-sensical” numbers are sequential, then your vote is valid. I’ve heard that you can number your vote any way you like, i.e., 10, 20, 30… instead of 1, 2, 3, etc. and the vote is still valid.
Old bloke – would make an interesting question at Senate Estimates to know what happens now. Never happened to me in over 30 years on the rolls.
You know who is an insufferable little pipsqueak? Ben Shapiro, that’s who.
The comical buffoonery of Biden’s new disinformation czarina
Old Bloke
Quite a few years ago I twice had an AEC person knock on my front door to verify that the registered voters at that address were still at that address. The AEC used to send out these people to check the veracity of their electoral rolls, I haven’t seen them for at least 40 years now.
I knew someone who was doing that in the early 1990s.
In related news:
Biden’s New ‘Ministry of Truth’ Director Turns out to Be a Raving Lunatic (via Instapundit)
She’ll fit right in, methinks, with that weird dude in the dress and the guy who thinks he’s a mother.
Hunter for Red October Biden used alias of KGB spy from Tom Clancy novels: emails
Joe Biden wrote to his son Hunter and others close to him using the pseudonym “Peter Henderson” – a fictional Soviet Union-era spy in several Tom Clancy novels who infiltrated the US government, emails show.
The messages contained on Hunter’s abandoned laptop appear to indicate the then-VP started using the fictitious mole’s moniker in October 2016 while forwarding a YouTube video to his son Hunter, brother Jim, daughter-in-law Hallie, as well as his sister and longtime political strategist Valerie Biden Owens.
Biden sent the message using an email address with a username of “67stingray” — a clear reference to his beloved 1967 Corvette Stingray.
The name attached to Biden’s “67stingray” account at the time was “Peter Henderson” – which matches the name of the KGB spy in Clancy’s popular Jack Ryan series, according to online fan pages.
Henderson, whose codename was Cassius in Clancy’s realm, worked as a “minor Senate aide” in 1970 before becoming a Russian spy who was later caught by the CIA and turned into a double agent.
We need a non boomer type to put the video to Ramstein’s Stripped to MTMG’s My Little Dark Age.
A lot of visual that’s not too abysmal with the Jugend flag (?) parades that doesn’t appeal to Rohem and Dr Furter types.
“We’ve been working on a baby
With blue eyes and blonde hair
and that was good for relievin’
our…tension”
We need “cos” back, she was bloody hilarious. The Nazis were so dreadful in the first instance because they were gay, apparently.
No doubt my horrible and derivative idea of a Nayzee Transylvanian Dr PhD has already been made into legitimate theatre and adults only film.
Talking heads on Russian television getting bolshy about the idea of nuking London.
202 seconds to London
Sarmat will save us comrade.
“John Talks” is my new favourite you tube chanel, and his “It’s time to leave earth.” series is brilliant.
Biden ‘disinfo’ czar Nina Jankowicz ripped over cringeworthy Mary Poppins TikTok
The person tapped to head President Biden’s new Big Brother-like disinformation board drew fresh disdain Friday over her flippant attitude toward misinformation — and her own history of spreading it.
Nina Jankowicz’s ability to be taken seriously in her role on Homeland Security’s new Orwellian “Disinformation Governance Board” was thrown into question after a cringeworthy TikTok video resurfaced of her adapting the Mary Poppins tune “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” to be about fake news.
“Information laundering is really quite ferocious. It’s when a huckster takes some lies and makes them sound precocious, by saying them in Congress or a mainstream outlet, so disinformation’s origins are slightly less atrocious,” Jankowicz sang in the Feb. 2021 video.
“When Rudy Giuliani shared bad intel from Ukraine. Or when TikTok influencers say COVID can’t cause pain. They’re laundering disinfo and we really should take note. And not support their lies with our wallet, voice or vote,” she continued.
The bizarre rendition was shared widely online as critics raised doubts of her ability to target real disinformation — and questioned how she even landed the job given her previous dubious claims about the veracity of The Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop.
John Talks
“Uh…”
Nancy Pelosi and the faultless Democrats and why questioning her cannot be logical.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glPa6aywQ_8
Judge. The PML is impressive stuff, thanks.
For the Senate though I think I’ll go below the line only because I think Canavan deserves a run.
Thanks P. Interesting, no prosecutions, token efforts to prevent multiple votes and Team America Hans Blix style stern letters to repeat offenders… I’d be more interested in where these votes were cast and their potential to tip a race to one side but they don’t seem that interested in going there.
This echoed events uncovered by the Shepherdson Inquiry in Queensland. ALP member Karen Ehrmann ultimately served prison time for electoral fraud, and she maintained that she was merely the ‘patsy’ and that many others in her party were guilty of the same activities during the late 80s and early 90s.
This from Caldron Pool is what I thought. The Inquiry report was fairly boring but it was amazing how many future ministers in Beattie/Bligh’s government were receiving honourable mentions including a grub they gave a state funeral to. Also one ex-Townsville mayor. One scapegoat got jailed, go figure.
Would you believe it, The Times is relying on Ukrainian sources to revive the Ghost of Kiev hoax once more:
All the shit over the last decade about Russian disinfo, troll farms, etc. was projection; the Western alphabet agencies, government departments, Big Tech, and the MSM are by far the largest disinfo org out there.
Thank you ball boys and girls.
Boris Becker sentenced to 2.5 years jail.
I know its fun to mock the previously tall poppies.
But Becker was a prime case of sperm rape.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2001/feb/08/oliverburkeman#:~:text=But%20despite%20the%20baby's%20resemblance,devised%20by%20the%20Russian%20mafia.
Later that evening, Miss Ermakova claims, she and Becker had sex in a broom cupboard at the hotel’s fashionable Japanese restaurant.
But despite the baby’s resemblance to Becker, the three-times Wimbledon champion denied he was the father. His lawyers suggested that Miss Ermakova had inseminated herself with his sperm after oral sex – a deception the German newspaper Bild Zeitung claimed was part of a blackmail plot devised by the Russian mafia.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/tennis-becker-pays-for-affair/EP42KUORTGYR7P2P2PYZ6U4N5M/?c_id=4&objectid=201110
Boris Becker is to pay about $US5000 ($12,440) a month in child support to a Russian model who had a baby girl after a brief affair with Germany’s former tennis star.
In a world gone mad, elites keep peddling untruths
It begins with the most basic building blocks of our world.
What is the first thing everybody knows about? I’d say it is probably whether they are a boy or a girl. What is the first thing everybody asks of new parents? “A boy or a girl?” But then we entered into the age of insanity.
Weirdo academics who would once have been confined to their studies at Berkeley (if not some other institution) decided boys and girls didn’t exist. They claimed that sex was in fact a “social construct” or a matter of “performance.” Before the age of social media that claim wouldn’t have leaked out of the confines of an asylum. But in the age of Twitter it got pumped out everywhere.
Many of the deranging claims of our era are far more important. It is only three years since the New York Times decided to publish a project which sought to reframe the founding date of America. No more 1776. Everything you were taught in school was wrong. From now on, the authors of the project claimed, the founding date of America should be seen to be 1619. The date the first slaves arrived in America. Because then all of American history could be seen through the sole, defining lens of slavery.
This is a deranging claim in itself. At the time that the first slaves arrived in America every civilization in the world still practiced slavery. There was nothing unique about America. But once the claims of activist non-historians like the 1619 project are spun through social media they enter a new realm entirely.
For history is all about context. And social media has no context because it has no history.
Last week it was Russians will go to heaven in the event of a nuclear war but not her enemies.
No. Not all.
Putin lies and Biden lies. Putin is dangerous because he’s willing to play by his own rules. Biden is dangerous because he is senile.
I will lay even money on this.
Project Mockingbird is real (and has existed for decades) and most of the media personalities conservatives hate are on the payroll.
Nah, they just aren’t anywhere near as polished. 🙂
Some of the English-as-a-second-language types we got on the OldCat at Election time in 2020 were utterly hilarious. Even more fun than the usual Getup! Brigades and single-issue SJW trollherds that tried to infest the place from time to time.
My local newsagent/gift shop were selling T-shirts which proudly boasted of being double-vaxxed.
They went out of fashion very quickly.
McConnell’s ‘Exhilarating’ Insurrection
When it comes to January 6, there are no coincidences.
A dirty little secret about January 6—one of many—is that Democrats and establishment Republicans, not Trump supporters, wanted to shut down the official proceedings of that day.
Just as the first wave of protesters breached the building shortly after 2 p.m., congressional Republicans were poised to present evidence of rampant voting fraud in the 2020 presidential election. Ten incumbent and four newly-elected Republican senators planned to work with their House colleagues to demand the formation of an audit commission to investigate election “irregularities” in the 2020 election. Absent an audit, the group of senators, including Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) pledged to reject the Electoral College results from the disputed states.
The Hail Mary effort was doomed to fail; yet the American people would have heard hours of debate related to provable election fraud over the course of the day.
And no one opposed the effort more than ex-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
Further—and more importantly—why did McConnell’s office fail to protect the Capitol on January 6?
His Sergeant at Arms at the time served on the U.S. Capitol police board, a four-man body that manages security at the sprawling Capitol complex.
McConnell, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser—the three leaders responsible for protecting the Capitol on January 6—still have not explained their failure to do so. Not only did McConnell’s top law enforcement officials purportedly overlook the potential for violence on January 6, he denied requests for more officers days before and delayed sending guardsmen to Capitol Hill that afternoon.
And it will be nearly impossible to find out why: Stegner, along with Irving and Sund, all resigned on January 7, 2021.
Boris Becker should have popped smoke and ghosted.
He should have been willing to face execution or life imprisonment, moved to a country with a good lifestyle and curiously uncooperative court and diplomatic system.
You know what’s funny? The FBI couldn’t even solve the D B Cooper case after ~50 years, despite obsessed private citizens now insisting it is W Robert Rackstraw.
Outrageous.
(Just out of interest)
https://dbcooper.com/db-cooper-found-how-fbi-files-reveal-plane-hijacker-was-cia-operative-robert-w-rackstraw/
Dotsays:
April 30, 2022 at 11:12 am
No doubt my horrible and derivative idea of a Nayzee Transylvanian Dr PhD has already been made into legitimate theatre and adults only film.
Been done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zY1orxW8Aw
(is the chick at 2:05 Uma Thurman??)
Ob – one fronted up on my doorstep about six months before the 2013 feral election. He was an ol’ bloke as well. We ended up swapping Gillard jokes after he’d established that I was in fact, myself.
Just when you think you have heard it all something like this pops up.
Manacled Mormon case
Yep.
Biden’s Ministry of Truth
Taking a page from Mussolini and Orwell.
So not so boom boom?
Ah Mole, 1:34 – a hit is a hit.
The secret ingredient, the x factor, the it factor, is in fact, is not Jews mocking Nazyees as ardent Fourth Reichers (and hitherto new holocaust victims in the audience), not my sweet summer child, but it is in fact, a key change.
Another immortal like Jay Z and Keanu…and yes I “remember” those bears had a different name.
What a sick fucken weirdo.
A few lessons for those unaccustomed to getting blow jobs in broom cupboards. Can’t be too careful.
Document-breaking digital camera retains all the pieces between 3 cm and 1.7 km in focus
A sentence courtesy of the random concept generator?
Please. I take it for granted that pollies lie but this rubbish that the Russians are dangerous because they play by their own rules while the Americans don’t is puerile. Two months ago, sovereign nations could strike military agreements with whoever they pleased; this week, no, no, sovereign nations seeking agreements with our enemies is a threat to the ‘rules-based order’.
At least her heart was in the right place.
Please show where America literally invaded a country (in order to annex parts of it) without some kind of legal process, no matter how daft.
That goes back to manifest destiny. A long time ago, where it belongs.
Yes, yes I do.
Plane thinking:
Hummelbird Ultracruiser with 23hp Briggs and Stratton Vanguard with direct drive?!
Elon Musk’s right: The left has gone insane
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Chaining Mormons to a bed and raping them for days is a bit extreme. I just tell them I’m not interested and close the door. I guess both work.
grotesque harlequins
VIDEO Biden’s information commissar Nina Jankowicz – “Who do I f*ck to be rich, famous and powerful”
Lots of suggestions in the comments
Sovereign nations can strike military agreements with whomever they wish…but they may face consequences for doing so.
That is the real world and has been since the Treaty of Westphalia.
Therefore, sovereign nations should choose their alliances wisely.
And there’s a lot to be said for armed neutrality.
GOP uniparty leader
Let me grant you, just for the sake of argument, that the Russians have not invoked any kind of legal process, do you think that distinction matters? The other thing that is curious about this argument is the addition of the qualifier ‘in order to annex part of it’ because no one can with a straight face deny the the US has invaded other countries even if they’ve provided themselves with the cover of some legal process, however daft.
Didn’t she get 9 months inside?
Hmmm, compare her treatment with the much heavier sentence given to Pauline Hanson.
Telling that Sky’s newest recruit’s first effort is to interview a man who thinks he’s a woman.
Caitlyn Jenner ‘clears the air’ on Piers Morgan Uncensored after she initially cancelled interview over ‘sensationalised’ Donald Trump promo video (Sky News, 29 Apr)
The editing of Trump didn’t go down well with the punters.
Piers Morgan Viewership Crashes 70 Percent After Trump Aide Crushes His Mishandling of Deceptively Edited Interview Promo (28 Apr)
Maybe “Piers Morgan Unwatched” would be a better name for the new show. Good luck with him Sky peoples, don’t say you weren’t warned.
This position drew howls of abuse two months ago.
The goal of annexation is immoral and wrong (and stupid, risking the human race’s existence in this case- no I am not joking) without consent.
Yes I know Crimea was different; but so are parts of N. Ireland.
Can we invade and take over the South Pacific because we think they’re incompetent, cost us too much money, treat gays less than we do or we think they’re going to be Chinese sympathisers?
People from NSW have a weak historical claim to New Zealand. It has only been formally independent for 75 years. Queensland also has a claim over PNG. I think these “always was” claims are usually silly and if they’re valid they will be supported by the annexees.
My local Liberal Party bloke voted against Craig’s no-mandate bill so he’s last on my vote.
Speaking of the ALPEC, their colour brochure has just been fished out of the letterbox. Prominently featured on the front: “Voting is compulsory”.
Yeah, no, it is not. Fronting up at a polling place and having your name crossed out is compulsory, voting itself is not.
More lies from those z-grade incompetent shysters.
Milts – just to clarify, I was referring to voting below the line on the senate ballot paper. Only six boxes need to be numbered (twelve in a double dissolution).
Sydney Morning Herald.
As we are warned of imminent increase in power prices, the Coalition policy of investing in coal and gas has been exposed as flawed. I don’t believe the price of wind and sunshine has increased much in the last three months, so it’s all down to fossil fuels.
Charles Hargrave, Elizabeth Bay.
Just leave the fridge out in the sun and it will run forever.
It’s not so much a position as the reality.
I’m perfectly happy with referring to them as what they are – lazy useless corrupt cargo cult opportunists – and labore are going to throw even more OPM at them.
How much debt have those idiot politicians racked up again? Yet we’re still dishing out “aid” to these corruptocrat clowns.
kinky clowns
rickwsays:
April 30, 2022 at 11:49 am
Plane thinking:
Hummelbird Ultracruiser with 23hp Briggs and Stratton Vanguard with direct drive?!
Something for Oldies to do in their spare time –
Ultracruiser Full Kit
USD $17,900.00Price
Contains all components. This means all hardware, welded assemblies, and formed aluminum parts. Contains assembled main spar, and vertical tail post. Tri-gear option is an additional $800.00. Contains required assembly manuals. Airframe only.
Does not include instruments, engine, propeller, or seat cushions.
Further to the Mormon kidnapper above, she also managed to squeeze in running over and killing a holocaust survivor in her latter years. Well rounded life that one.
America (actually the traitors in power) is allowing itself to be invaded and ruthlessly suppressing anyone who objects
can I direct you to r John Mearsheimer Structural Realism – International Relations
Pb balloon time. As for bringing back Jonesy, Sky may find themselves having to shift Fatso Murray back to 9:00 pm and find someone people might actually want to watch for the “tricky” 8:00 pm slot.
Morgan is a disaster and he’ll be gone very soon.
On the subject of kitplanes, if Castle Anger’s Keep and Train Room is well established and running nicely when I have a longish beard and these things are still readily available, I think I’d like to have a go at one of these. In taildragger form:
https://www.vansaircraft.com/rv-9/
Congratulations Tony Abbott AC, Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun
U.S. has not ruled out military action in Solomon Islands if China builds a military base in the archipelago. Australia’s Defence Minister has said that the country should prepare for war. Palki Sharma Upadhyay brings you a report.