He would too, the duplicitous piece of shit.
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3 Uncles dead, 3 returned, and all up 7 enlisted. I look at Australia today and think it wasn’t worth…
Totally clueless. Behind the MSM propaganda of “Free Palestine” is an ocean of ignorant stupidity; Collin Rugg@CollinRuggNEW: Pro-Palestine protester has…
Lewis, one of my favorite fiction writers, was also a shrewd culture commentator. He understood how fickle Americans could be…
A “little” man in every way.
And there we have it.
Confirmation of what the Furniture Store has been about all along.
Harvesting private information … for whatever purpose, who knows?
Have you commended the lady on her judgement? She’s doing well so far!
factcheck: TRUE
Do your worst arsehole.
Publish the lot.
Then let’s see where cards fall.
They know perfectly well the messages they are sending.
They bred them tough, in the old days…from the Arctic convoys of World War Two. No “Gen snowflakes” there…
“Men on the upper decks of the Polish destroyer “Garland” suffered shocking casualties from bomb near- misses. At Murmansk’ the words ‘LONG LIVE POLAND” were found scrawled on the ship’s upper works, in it’s crew’s blood. “They were hard men” a Merchant Navy officer said, respectfully.
“All Hell Let Loose”, Max Hastings, P290.
LOL
NFI thinks Bird (central coast, NSW) and (southern VIC) are the same person.
demand destruction
Which is people / business / life destruction.
It rather surprised me too.
She had to work it all out for herself, as they get no prompting from me, & most of the customer base are union to the core.
She absolutely loves Donald Trump, believes him to be the world’s “only hope” and is bitterly disappointed that he is not President anymore. She is quite worried for the USA – quite some of her schoolfriends & old workmates have migrated to USA.
Watching Albo’s instagram feed must be like watching an open sewer.
Have any of these campus marxists said ‘learn to code’ yet?
Heres one for the West Aust farmers…W.A crop yielded 28 million tonne of grain. The max that can be shipped out of WA ports is approx 18 million tonne. Hmmm..so it seems if this year is a above average year a lot of mothballed CBH bins might be put back into use.
So there we have it….
An actual self acknowledged panzi protecting his banned mate bird’s anti-semite and pro putin commentary.
90 banned ip sites yet to be published dog panzi.
Don’t antagonise them Dot.
You’ll only make it worse for Bird.
I am you dog because I am sick of anti Jewish commentary.
Bring it on you false flagger.
you haven’t got the guts nor the balls.
Red herring, meet wild goose.
🙂
Are you accusing me of that?
Why, that’s actionable.
And you have no standing here.
the fact they double down on the bullshit that caused the catastrophe that is unfolding suggest strongly that this is exactly the plan.
there some very worrying signs on the horizon. There are reports that russia will mobilise because of the china-taiwan situation. not sure what to make of this, but I guess we will find out in the next couple of months.
they will have to program an abacus if there’s no electrickery
ROFL
Do you and the dot get together in your, what was it dot mid coast and south victorian courthouses, and decide jurisprudence?
No wonder you both(?) use the bird effigy for your sicko anti Jewish outpourings.
Bird isn’t at all well.
Or so he tells me.
The only reason he gets to dump his anti-Semitic tripe is because he gets free rein to do so at the Furniture Store.
You will note that he gets disappeared very quickly when he turns up here.
Why doesn’t the same thing happen at Tumbleweed Central?
Is it because the admin over there really agrees with much of what Bird has to say?
First time I have been accused (?) of being a GMB sock puppet.
Bird would probably find that quite amusing, as would Soon, JC, IT, Sinclair etc.
Even m0nster was smart enough to cut Bird off at the pass.
And Adam too … eventually.
Does he show up at CL’s? Nup.
So how come the only forum Bird has is at the Furniture Store?
Dot.
Check you PM account at Discord.
Eventually?
He seemed to agree with him and cut him off only when the majority of his readers disappeared.
He was fast enough to ban his critics but.
Weak as piss.
So Sancho ‘Bird’ Panzer,
What will you do about your anti Jewish problem?
You are just binned when you drop your shit at freedomaustralia…
and I noted you made no comment about freedomphilippines but a dog like you knows not to expose too much of their perverted mind.
Vladimir Putin’s closest ally warns US of ‘horsemen of the apocalypse’
Well, I was going with benefit of the doubt Gabor, but now that you mention it …
Point is, everyone who really wants to manage Bird’s excesses – whatever the motivation – manages to do so.
With one glaring standout.
As Snowcone would say, “I think we’ll take that as a comment”.
We all know that a lot of dodgy stuff perpetrated by ex-pats in SE Asia is done under cover of bogus charities.
Judging by the number of staff you are employing, you must be running a Hilton on steroids.
Or the turnover is such that you spend most of the day interviewing new employees.
Amazing.
and you panzi and dot are defending him because why???
because I have announced I will publish every single ip he used.
you are now exposed as anti Jewish creeps defending a publicly acknowledged anti Jewish creep.
GMB is he Dot?
So you are all anti Jewish creeps together.
Good to know.
No-one is defending Bird.
Just passing on the not very startling news that he is several sandwiches and a bottle of ginger beer short of a full picnic.
Kangaroos loose in the top paddock.
Pallet short of a load.
Not all oars in the water.
His rantings are some sort of online Tourettes.
The best thing you can do is not give him a platform.
While you are here NFI, do you have any thoughts on Dover’s blog and how it is run?
Don’t be shy.
Give us some honest feedback.
Gabor, I may not have been paying attention, but which of AdamD’s critics got banned?
Not disputing it, just that I didn’t see it.
And I kind of dropped out of there pretty quickly.
Continuing from Zulu’s link
Professor Sutton, from the University of Adelaide and the South Australian museum, said if students were being given Dark Emu without a critical analysis of the work, they were being “misled”.
“I think that’s quite shameful. Let’s say the Dalai Lama tells you that two and two makes five. You say, look, with all due respect, your spiritual highness, two and two does not make five,” he told The Australian.
“So this issue is not really about Bruce … It’s about whether students are being guided … in terms of reliable sources of factual information.”
Professor Pascoe’s 2014 work, Dark Emu Black Seeds: agriculture or accident?, has been included on the same list since at least 2015 according to a VCAA resource list dated that year.
It argues that the economy and culture of Indigenous Australians before European conquest has been undervalued, and that journals and diaries of explorers revealed “a much more complicated Aboriginal economy than the primitive hunter-gatherer lifestyle we had been told was the simple lot of Australia’s First People.”
Professor Sutton and Dr Walshe “contend that Pascoe is broadly wrong” and say Indigenous Australians were “hunter-gatherers-plus” whose “hunting, fishing and gathering economy was far more complex than might be imagined from the word ‘mere’.”
Dark Emu is listed as an optional resource in two NSW high school subject “sample programs” – they include stage 6 Investigating science and Stage 4 Technology Mandatory – but it is not a prescribed text.
Nor is Professor Sutton’s work.
Queensland and Western Australia recommend neither book as a prescribed or recommended resource.
Professor Sutton, an anthropologist since 1969, said students should have the opportunity to review both pieces of work, not Dark Emu alone. “(Dark Emu should) either be excluded on the basis that it’s been disproved by the heavy weight of Aboriginal evidence in our expert opinion or you present both that book and its answer and you get the students to compare the pair,” he said.
“I often say to people ‘Don‘t read our book first. Go and buy a copy of Dark Emu, have a good read, then read ours,’ ”
Professor Pascoe did not respond to a request for comment.
A spokesman from Victoria’s Department of Education said books were selected by individual schools to support teachers in delivering the state’s curriculum.
“Texts to support the implementation of the Victorian curriculum are determined by individual schools, consistent with advice provided by the Department of Education and Training on the selection of suitable teaching resources,” he said.
“Farmers or hunter-gatherers: The Dark Emu debate by Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe is not on any of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority’s prescribed text lists for senior secondary VCE studies. However, the book is on a list of optional resources that teachers may use to explore a range of different interpretations of the past in the study of VCE Australian History Units 3 and 4.”
Professor Sutton described his work as a “forensic examination” of Professor Pascoe’s, whom he said omitted evidence that did not suit his theory and relied too heavily on the work of European explorers.
Professor Sutton’s work is included in the optional reading list for the VCE subject area “from custodianship to the Anthropocene (60,000 BCE-1901)”.
A spokeswoman for the national curriculum authority, the Australian Curriculum and Assessment Reporting Authority, said it did not recommend books for students to read.
Catching up.
This is firmly in the top ten greatest examples of flickbaiting I’ve ever seen.
which of AdamD’s critics got banned?
The egg_roomba, for bagging some nice Cat ladies who dropped in for a chat. He though Delta was groogs. Like you’re Bird, according to the Shop founder.
Less offensive than Johnny C and more useful than Hoovie.
This guy covers the practical aspects of towing safety, complete with models. Worth a look and learn whether you’re contemplating the big lap or not:
A demonstration of moment of inertia we can all understand: Towing Dynamics explained with beer, wine and bulldog clips
Using a model on a rolling road to demonstrate trailer stability: The truth about weight distribution and trailers…proven!
He also reviews off road capabilities of certain vehicles, driving techniques and equipment.
Oh, I thought Gabor was talking early days.
And what on earth is “flickbaiting”?
Flickbaiting:
And you’ve been squidgie fishing today, KD?
Is that it?
I heard of a form of eel fishing which might be what you describe.
You throw a number of juicy baits in the water in the right pattern and the right sequence, and the eel ties itself in a knot trying to get them all.
True story.
Maybe.
If I pretend to throw a tennis ball, my dog will run in the direction I ‘threw’ it. Again and again, he’ll do it. All afternoon, until I get bored with it. He never seems to wise up.
whom did adam ban?
There were a few, but I can’t recall all. or they just gave up and left, Mark A was one, I used to follow his silly pics then.
He can’t afford to ban too many now, he’d have to shut up shop.
This blog is good enough for me, never been there for yonks.
Really, the Lollipop king fired the Eggleton? What a dickhead, which means he ought to ban himself. Eggleton would be something like 40% of his comments. I was always suspicious of the lollipop king. He came on talking a big book and it ended up nowhere. He let Bird run free for weeks and weeks and then when people left he clamped down. The site needs to be closed down as it’s an embarrassment to the Catallaxy name. You have mh (who’s decent enough) and the old sneerer, Raghead, talking to each other and that’s it.
John Spooner.
Mark Knight.
David Rowe.
Andy Davey.
Patrick Blower.
Bob Moran.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Matt Margolis.
Lisa Benson.
Chip Bok.
Tina Norton.
There is one step they have overlooked, pop out a kid as soon as possible after arrival.
Jimmy uncovers more disturbing pro nazi shit in Ukraine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut04oCpl008
feelthebern says:
June 17, 2022 at 4:54 am
Yes I saw that earlier, as someone suggested, there is a reason for every action, the response might not seem to be quite appropriate to an outsider, but there you are.
I bet you 97.3 % of commenters didn’t even know where Ukraine was located before the intervention.
Quick Googling is no substitute for following world politics and events. Sure it’s not possible to keep abreast with it all, but then the commentary should be mirroring that lack of info, and restricted to facts, not feelz.
Yes and I’m also Graeme Bird.
I bet you lot, etc.
Dot says:
June 17, 2022 at 5:11 am
If you say so.
but there is that pesky 0.7% you might belong to.
And, of course, Russia is always and perfectly justified in pushing around its former vassal states for its personal amusement and enrichment (After all, nobody really gave two shits about Dagestan, Chechnya and Georgia* before, right?).
Especially when they decide they’re tired of playing battered wife and change direction.
Then they’re all Western spies, dupes and stooges. Except for the ones who bend over and agree to not whimper as they get bled dry for their old colonial masters.
* There’d be no Georgian Legion fighting in Ukraine with Ukraine’s blessing if Vlad Bae was anyone other than who he is…
This is unfortunate.
Rex Anger says:
June 17, 2022 at 5:33 am
OK, when I see a no-talent son of an American vice president on the board of a Ukrainian company, drawing 80K a month, and the CIA is in there up to their necks, and there is systematic repression of not only Russians but other minorities, some very sizable ones too, then I do understand the actions of Russia.
Not necessarily condone it but understand it, just as I understand Poland’s behavior in this instance.
They could be big winners of territory if all goes their way.
bespoke says:
June 17, 2022 at 5:34 am
Que??
Those sound like Ukrainian problems rather than Russian ones. Particularly given that the last 8 and a quarter years is all petty Russian revenge for their puppet Yanukoych’s own party expelling him for wanting to shoot down his own people protesting his kleptocracy.
And more accurately, this sounds like a statement of desire that all hohols be obliterated for the exploitative carry-on of key scions of theUS Democrat party in a time period long enough ago as to be ancient history.
I take it that if we flipped the table, you would agree that Iraq in 2003 was justified and justifiable?
Or is that different cos America?
This whole Russia/Ukraine situation is fucked.
Pointing out something that is fucked with Ukraine doesn’t make Russian unfucked.
Russia is fucked too.
PS Fuck.
Rex Anger says:
June 17, 2022 at 5:58 am
Ancient history? You jest surely?
None of America’s involvement anywhere in the world in the last 40 to 50 years was justifiable.
See Eisenhower’s words re. the armaments industry.
And that is precisely what goes on today, the west gets rid of their old stuff and tries out some new ones by pretending to help Ukraine.
Of course, it’s not free, the Ukrainians will be even more impoverished than now.
We are all Graeme Bird and mUnter.
We are us.
Especially our IP addresses, which in no way can be faked or otherwise fiddled with.
No sirree. Nuh-uh.
Monkeypox, multiple mutations confirmed
Dr. John Campbell
UK Cases, 524
every single comfort you enjoy
every convenience
from running water to instant heating
fast transport on the road, through the sky, up an elevator
copious food
the materiality of all things modern
the computer you lot stare at all day, every day.
that latte that somebody knocked up at the cafe
and a sausage roll that wasn’t a roll’yr’own
youse know where it comes from
Bird the Borg queen.
Heated Exchange between Sen. Rand Paul & Dr. Anthony Fauci on Vaccines and Royalties
Russell Brand
A Google engineer has been suspended for leaking that the AI chatbot he was working on has become sentient. But they’re definitely not planning to build an army of robots to replace us. Nothing to see here. #AI #Google #Robot
At today’s Senate Health Committee hearing, Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) asked top government health officials about their presence in office, quoting Elon Musk’s memo stating, “The more senior you are, the more visible must be your presence.”
Mention was made yesterday of a ‘mansion’ in North Melbourne. Hugely entertaining.
The closest thing to a mansion in that part of the world is the old grandstand at Arden Street.
Townhouses, warehouses, halfway houses, houso towers, hospitals and a Lost Dogs’ Home. That’s it.
‘Close Your Mouth And Let Me Ask My Questions’: Mast Clashes With Dem Chair In Heated Exchange
At a House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee hearing on Thursday, Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) clashed with Rep. Bill Keating (D-MA) over questioning of a witness.
The idea that Russia genuinely wants to help Ukraine is hilarious.
It depends what you call help, Dot.
I want to help Amber Heard.
This will be interesting (the NT News):
Armitage has her hat in the ring for the full-time Coronial gig. The decision (or lack thereof) to appoint one has dragged on for a couple of years, because the last one – Cavanagh – told everyone when he was pulling the pin.
The last couple of years have coincidentally been the amount of time the current government knew they were going to be in for a frightful smashing at any coronial hearing of this type. It’s not hard to imagine this being an audition for Armitage, to see how ‘reliable’ she is.
The Opposition is pushing for an interstate Coroner to be appointed – thus eliminating this perception – and it’s a reasonable ask. See what happens.
Dot says:
June 17, 2022 at 6:58 am
Whoever said that? Or even implied?
Bruce O’Newk:
The new Panther?
That’s one hell of a shot trap there.
Talks like a socialist.
Acts like a socialist.
Is it a plane, is it a bird?
No it’s a Liberal Premier!
NSW seeks emergency powers on coal companies (Sky News, 17 Jun)
Amazing. How about, um, allowing coal mining and gas extraction instead of banning it like you’ve been doing?
Eureka! I’ve finally worked out Albanese’s much vaunted, but previously hidden plan.
Blame the previous government!
Stunning and Brave!
There’s a bespectacled wind-up doll on my TV saying “ten years of inaction” repeatedly.
Then the sound went.
Must be a power cut.
May have been posted before – but no way (the Hun):
The solution, of course, is to appoint a Chief Energy Officer.
A middling bureaucrat from deep within the bowels of policy wonkdom in an obscure department. Give that dude extraordinary powers – like banning power from certain areas at certain times.
Even better – ban lights in houses with odd street numbers on some days, and with even numbers on others. Create $5000+ fines for noncompliance, and have roaming jacks enforce these ‘necessary measures’ in the interests of us all. Especially the old, sick and otherwise vulnerable.
The Chief Energy Officer should also appear at daily pressers, along with the Premier and a fat Auslan chick to interpret for the deaf, and cold and hungry. The overriding message should at all times be that it is someone else’s fault or nobody’s fault, and that people should shut up and cop it.
This early childhood education shit is crazy.
Remember though, Federal Labor wanted it to go to down to kids as young as THREE.
Great, institutionalise society from 0 – 22.
Do you even have a society at that point?
So it’s like ‘we hate you, we want to put you out of business’ but in the mean time ‘supply coal like you are a charity’.
Every last one of your talking points about Ukraine bad and needs wiping out cos Maidan 2014 and US Democrats. And that Russia has only ever involved itself (but only in curiously strategically convenient territories to it) because poor Russian speakers are allegedly being oppressed and bombarded.* Oh, and CIA-NATO.
* Forcibly annexing someone else’s territory and press-ganging its local population- With some original separatist sympathies- to prosecute a de facto war against them will tend to result in accusations like that…
KD
“….and a fat auslan chick to interpret for the deaf….”
Frocked out in a black tent or pants suit (XXXXl).
Askin and Wran were models of competence and probity compared to the trash that now infests Macquarie St.
Do we have a VPN buster in our midst?
Has the VPN been exposed as Magic Dust?
So many questions.
Though it must be said that the claims about Donbass folks being oppressed and indiscriminately bombarded has a curious chicken-and-egg quality to it prior to February 24, 2022.
And only appeared after the Russians’ initial attempts to expand out of the Donetsk oblast in 2015-16 resulted in their shit getting pushed in…
Pfizer has proposed in their defense in a lawsuit charging them with vaccine study fraud that there cannot be any legal culpability associated with the charged violations associated with certifications to the federal government as part of their contract in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Why? Because a federal contract status offers them immunity from such claims. As part of the whistleblower Brook Jackson’s lawsuit against Pfizer, the pharmaceutical company seeks to dismiss the case.
Pro-Abortion Thugs Spread Terror, DOJ Silent
Bill O’Reilly
I keep on hearing how this power crisis is self-inflicted. I’m sorry but I bear no responsibility for this, nor do the majority of Australians. It isn’t “self-inflicted”, rather it’s been imposed on us by self-serving cultish elite scum, a timid, weak-kneed parasitic political class, particularly those utterly coward and craven politicians on the right who, in almost two decades, have never bothered manning up to confront the lie that is the climate change scam.
The more I think about the demise of the Morrison government, the more I laugh, in fact I can’t stop laughing. Just think, last November Morrison and the Coalition threw away their sole piece of political ammunition to fight the left with and which might have won them another term, opposing the disaster that is net zero emissions ideology. A reckless and disastrous decision pushed by the likes of Trenty Zimmerboy, Karma Sharma, Katie (I love Barack Obama) Allen, Fiona (call the police) Martin, Jason Foolinsky and other supposed Liberals…..and then they all lost their seats! It’s akin to a Grimm Fairy Tale. When you dance with the devil, the devil will come a knocking for his dues. Somebody, someday should write a ballad called “The Liberals who got Tealed”. The US has its “Big Steal”, we’ve our “Big Teal”.
In the meantime, people are shivering in their homes and told to ration electricity but, like a circus during Roman times, a celebration of light from electricity called Vivid still goes on here in Sydney. You couldn’t make this up. Dark days, dark times, literally and figuratively.
KD.
This “flickbaiting” and “squidgering”.
Will I need a boat?
Because I got one.
16 footer.
Bought it cheap.
One careful owner.
A Bernardi Government would have been more effective.
It was an extremely bitter pill to swallow, to admit to living in North Melbourne.
But, in the greater interests of getting the flickbaiting game started, it had to be done.
Rex Anger says:
June 17, 2022 at 7:48 am
Your mind is closed, and your knowledge of the history of the area in question is next to nil.
Can’t be bothered.
(I was tempted to say “stick to trains” but that would have been childish)
Well yeah, but you have to love it. Because otherwise the squidging won’t work.
I also live at TPG HQ.
It’s why I share the same IP address as them.
I also live at the Telstra exchange at Crows Nest when I am using a mobile.
SARS-CoV-2 T-cell infection and HIV similarity – COVID-19 vaccines update 46
A new discovery that the SARS-CoV-2 virus can infect T-cells via LFA-1 protein which is also how HIV can infect T-cells. We also discuss the fact that the spike protein has been known to contain fragments also found in HIV proteins. However, it is not the spike protein that interacts with LFA-1 on the T-cells to allow infection and we discuss the alternative mechanisms of how SARS-CoV-2 infects T-cells, appearing to mimic what HIV viruses do.
I remember the salad days when Mater would confuse Liability Bob by posting various message of support to him from ‘foreign countries’.
Dunderheads gotta dunderhead.
What reading would you recommend Gabor?
Aleksandr Dugin?
2000 Mules Team Presents Evidence of 243 Mules Visiting 5,700 Drop Boxes to State Legislature
Dot says:
June 17, 2022 at 8:12 am
All you can access and have time for, do not restrict yourself to one source, that’s all.
If you only read what suits your preconceived dogma, you get what you ask for.
Trite advice I admit but true nonetheless.
Beat me to it.
Spud was claiming a “worldwide audience” when it was one chap in the Central Highlands playing with his head.
Funny as.
I just wish Mater had played on and set up a few fake pen-pal relationships with Spud.
No Nigerian princes, just some good old fashioned piss-taking.
Okay, Vatnik….
Complete Heated Exchange between Sen. Rand Paul and Dr. Anthony Fauci
Well, I do love my boat, so it’s a-squidging we will go!
not the current interaction
What reading would you recommend Gabor?
These days after a crazy day or week I’m escaping into reading, re-reading, some Sherlock Holmes.
Russell Brand
Nancy Pelosi appeared “RuPaul’s Drag Race” over the weekend to express her support for the drag community – and encourage Americans to vote. This, whilst the ban on politicians buying stocks stalls in Congress. Still, Drag Race eh!
#nancypelosi #rupaulsdragrace #congress
I.E. If you’re reading anything other than RT, Izhvestia or Sputnik, you’re not a serious scholar of Ukraine-Russian relations.
And you aren’t allowed to make allowances for any change in Ukraine’s internal political dynamics or the strategic situation since April 2014 (or that of Imperialist Western Spy America, for that matter), because that kind of ruins the whole ambit…
Boat owners are the biggest traitors of all.
My favourite is “Sherlock Holmes and the Strange Case of the Shifting IP Addresses.”
Top read.
Young and naïve.
An obvious candidate for a Monkeypox jab from a Jolly Jack Tar.
Old and busted: Vaccine Passports
New hotness: Household Electricity Consumption linked to your MyGov / ServicesNSW/VIC App account.
Want to fly overseas – sorry, your power usage has exceeded 1kWh/person/day
Power usage too high, OK you must now work from home to pay off the debt in petrol MJ equivalent.
Working from home? – no you can’t have the lights or heating on.
Violating the Keeping You Safe from Carbon laws? – your employer must dismiss you for OHS safety violations.
Infrastructure is there. The model is there. All your fellow citizens will applaud as you are led to the electric chair for endangering their future health from carbon poisoning.
Remember, if your death saves just one koala, it will be worth it.
Drawcard news.
Report: DNC Reschedules Fundraiser with Kamala Harris for Lack of Ticket Sales (14 Jun, via Surber)
Given how Joe is going she may get to be President soon. I can think of lots of jokes about that, but all are rude.
Rex Anger says:
June 17, 2022 at 8:22 am
Rex, my family, comes from and still has relatives in that forsaken bloody place, allow me to have a better perspective.
As I said before that’s it, can’t be bothered.
What about Fat Cloive and his Titanic 2.0?
Glenn Greenwald joined ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ to discuss Republican Mayra Flores’ win in a heavily Hispanic district in Texas, held by Democrats for a century. #foxnews #tucker
It isn’t “self-inflicted”, rather it’s been imposed on us by self-serving cultish elite scum, a timid, weak-kneed parasitic political class, particularly those utterly coward and craven politicians on the right who, in almost two decades, have never bothered manning up to confront the lie that is the climate change scam.
Agree Cassie and, as I remarked yesterday, there has been no thumping landslide win in any ferral election since 2013 when there seemed to be some promise of push
back against this stalinist economy wrecking.
Yes November was the final nail in the coffin of that wishy washy excuse of a government- I remember the special wrap around of the local murdoch rag to ‘celebrate’.
Probably not at “below market costs”. Might be below market price – although that is debatable, unless the NSW coal-fired generators are buying coal like wood ducks, on the spot, or under an export parity price contract.
The odour of bullshit is strong.
Yep, Calli. That takes care of the first year — because Elbow isn’t a leader’s bottom and was gifted his job by rich doctor’s wives in suburbs where house prices start at $2 million.
The real action will be in watching the mad stuff Elbow’s left faction and the Filth force through.
For example, Australia will be declared an open borders free-for-all before the end of the year.
By all means. But a foreign power invading someone else’s territory in response to it expelling a vassal leader, regardless of who you say was or is Nazis and who was or is not, and telling me my reading and understanding of the history and events does not count cos you allegedly have blood involved is going to leave my rolling my eyes.
And you still haven’t addressed the fact that Ukraine’s political direction has somewhat changed since 2014. Unless said family falls on the eastern side of Russia’s 2014 claim line. Then I understand your perspective perfectly.
And yet you did…
Tasmania has elected a new crossbench member to the Senate, with Tammy Tyrell of the Jacqui Lambie Network to join the upper house, at the expense of Liberal stalwart Eric Abetz.
…
“You have no idea how surreal this feels,” Tyrrell tweeted soon after the result was announced.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/jun/16/liberal-eric-abetz-to-leave-parliament-as-jacqui-lambie-network-claims-tasmanian-senate-seat
Even The Poot can’t stand Ita and the ALPBC. Unlike our spineless government he is doing something about it.
Poor fella my country.
Labor Prime Minister summed up in 8 Min 01 Secs by Chris kenny
Albanese has ‘signed his political death warrant’
Sky News Australia 2.54M subscribers
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signing a deal to prioritise “climate gestures” amid an energy crisis could be “signing his own political death warrant,” says Sky News host Chris Kenny.
Mr Albanese and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen signed a letter to the United Nations promising to deliver cuts to Australia’s emissions by at least 43 per cent by 2030.
“So that’s it, rather than ensure you have enough electricity, no greenouts, and that your electricity is affordable,” Mr Kenny said.
“Albanese and Bowen, in the middle of an energy crisis, have bowed to the UN and promised to cut our emissions by even more.
“The political timing is unthinkable.”
Eva Vlaardingerbroek on ‘very strange’ rise in health complications among young people
43% eh? Where do they get that number from? These fuckwits might as well live on Mars.
Their ABC casts around and spots the low hanging fruit: price control…
Family owned vegetable store calls for big supermarkets to cap prices of fresh produce
Obviously sympathetic to a retail business trying to navigate Shit Creek.
However, it’s worrying that government intervention is becoming the new hotness. They don’t need any encouragement – particularly not from the 100% price-insulated ABC.
Old Ozzie:
The Brahmin Class live within a mirrored bubble where all this makes sense – unfortunately, when the bubble bursts, reality takes over.
HoP time.
Hepatitis in children – Presence of adenoviral infection – COVID-19 Vaccines Update 47
Merogenomics
We discuss the first proposed explanation of mysterious hepatitis in children. In order to get to the bottom of it, we discuss what superantigens are, the suggestion that spike protein could be a superantigen, and why that could result in hepatitis in children in relation to the presence of adenoviral infection.
Thank goodness the Liars don’t need to rely on the Greens in Parliament, just their preferences to put them in government.
The CDC appears to have missed something in their cutesy toon.
The Stupidity of Teals/Greens in Australia
Chris Bowen isn’t having any of Uhlmann’s ‘wind doesn’t always blow’ rhetoric.
“the rain doesn’t always fall either, but we manage to store the water – we can store the renewable energy if we have the investment”
(((hippocrates shrugged)))
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Bloody good analogy. I’m keeping that.
Price controls, threatened brown outs, market interventions. All happening a bit quicker than I thought it would.
And entirely unsurprising, given the foul staggeringly stupid utterly incompetent tin eared knobheads concerned.
We may as well resign ourselves to the fact that we will never have access to affordable reliable electrickery in this country again. Every summer and winter we’ll be subjected to the same offensive idiotic screeching about rationing our power use (if the grid hasn’t completely collapsed) in a reality more suited to the third world – actually, I take that back – there are third world countries that have more reliable power grids than we do.
I’ve not written anything on this week’s developments due to being simply too angry and depressed to do so.
Is there nothing our braindead politico/bureaucrat/meeja class can’t completely stuff up?
Execution worthy imbeciles, the lot of them.
First baby food now TAMPON shortages hitting U.S. | Redacted with Natali and Clayton Morris
Turtle Head’s “ we store the rain that falls” will join Flim Flammery in the halls of idiocy. I don’t think the laws of physics would have bothered The Great Man either.
“I was paying $7 an iceberg lettuce and that’s what I was selling it for,” she [independent greengrocer, Ms Lunn] said.
Wonderful gesture! .. but you ain’t gonna be open long using this as a business model .. LOL!
Leo G
June 17, 2022 at 9:12 am · Reply
Why don’t the stupid people just make cheaper and better batteries?
Why don’t the same stupid people just replace the battery hens sitting in parliaments around the country with something cheaper, better and smarter?
Rat face bowen – formerly the minister for illegal immigration, now the minister for no energy.
That we’re now cursed with these monumental f*ckwits for at least the next three years is entirely the fault of the gliberal party.
Grate work, you inveterate onanists.
only 7.5 years to utopia year zero
Tampon shortages?
Prince Charles to the rescue!
Zane
June 17, 2022 at 8:50 am · Reply
Albo, Bowen, and Labor are a perfect example of the Peter Principle in action. They are not qualified to run a corner bakery let alone the country.
What is it with lunatics and paper product shortages?
Apparently there’s panic buying of facial tissues now. Aldi was swept bare and I wondered why.
Thanks Rock Doc.
Appreciate you coming back.
pfossible pfizer pfutures (and the regulators too)
an internet cat gazes into the crystal ball to find the low energy pathway for US outcomes
Is there nothing our braindead politico/bureaucrat/meeja class can’t completely stuff up?
One thing: they’re very, very good at making sure no dissident voices are ever heard in their cubbyhouse
FDA ignored evidence of Autoimmune Disease & Vaccine-Associated Enhanced Disease in the Confidential Pfizer Documents
Mz Lunn will soon be independent of owning a business.
If there’s no margin…don’t stock it! Replace the shelf with something you can make money on.
This isn’t rocket surgery.
Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss Novak Djokovic being banned from the U.S. Open over his vaccination status.
The attitude of the “turtle” to criticism of his energy policies makes you wonder why AnAl gave such a ministry to someone so unsuitable ..
“turtle” is the Federal member for McMAHON one of the lowest income per head electorates in Oz due to high unemployment and “rorters” pension recipients ..
elected in the, usual, landslide for this rusted-on labor fiefdom yet instead of operating ( as in affordable energy pricing) for the vote-herd that granted him his over-the-top salaried job as their representative he prefers to toe-the-company-line and push them further into poverty by advocating policy that drives energy costs up .. FFS!
I think the word he’s looking for is faceplant.
kitten corner: self own squared
we’re gonna need a word for this
White House says Biden still working to end fossil fuels: ‘You can do both’
Biden stares down from Ukraine-economic ledge
It doesn’t seem to matter has much malfeasance, death and destruction is exposed, the steamroller just rolls on.
Florida only state not preordering toddler COVID-19 vaccines
Also, Mz Lunn…stock some icebergs and add a hefty margin. Have plenty of alternatives nearby that you have a good margin on already. If someone really, really can’t live without iceberg…they will buy it.
Otherwise, they will substitute with those “keenly” priced other lettuces and thank you for it!
It’s called merchandising for fun and profit.
Fresh Demand for U.S. and E.U. to Transfer Wealth Through ‘Climate Reparations’
Dr Faustus’ Home Hints: Soaked in iced water and crisped up in the freezer, shredded tissues make a good substitute for Iceberg lettuce.
Monkeypox Has a New Name…and It Doesn’t Sound Any Better
Or…the subtext.
I’ve bought a shedload of iceberg that I can’t make money on and have to refrigerate each evening. Now I have to sell at cost to clear the shelves.
Help me government! Protect me from me!
Don’t read this if you’re vaccinated
A powerful new paper in Science magazine suggests the vaccines are useless if not harmful against Omicron
Baby spinach seems to be in decent supply.
Using Turtle Head’s unsurprisingly low intellect analogy it might help the Liars if they thought of coal as stored sunlight.
Genuine question.
A lot of these pro-life places that are getting vandalised or fire bombed, I’m seeing security cameras in the footage & I’m sure most of them would have more discreet ones you don’t see.
Why aren’t they releasing the footage of the attacks?
Mattias Desmet: ‘Mass Formation’ Hypnosis and the Rise of Technocratic Totalitarianism | TEASER
Paying $7 a lettuce wholesale is a hell of a punt even if you are running the Cottesloe boatshed. Shades of $15/kg bananas. Remember them?
I would not suggest using iceberg lettuce as tampons.
43% emissions reduction by 2030?
Easy-peasy when you consider all the jabbed will be dead in 10 to 40 months from now.
I had a mate who ran a green grocers. Don’t get him started on avocados or strawberries. Or staff.
Courtesy of Westprint Maps.
You have mh (who’s decent enough) and the old sneerer, Raghead, talking to each other and that’s it.
I drop off some memes and Geller and Jihad every now and then head prefect. I don’t post them here because you guys have enough to worry about.
Russian Oil Revenue Returns to Pre Sanction Levels in May
June 16, 2022 | Sundance
Bowen filth’s utterances reveal his ignorance and contempt of science, engineering and the challenges of the real world. Why does our society nurture such people? Unis with their bludge courses have a lot to answer for.
Tampon shortages?
Prince Charles to the rescue!
Hahaha – nice one centurion.
Senator Rand Paul @SenRandPaul · 8h
I asked, “Can you tell me if anyone on the vaccine approval committees ever received money from the people who make vaccines?”
Fauci : “People who receive royalties are not required to divulge them.”
https://twitter.com/SenRandPaul/status/1537455887987662850
I was hoping for Bummers Pride, seeing it’s rainbow flag month.
News of a US Navy ship ‘swarmed’ by a ‘fleet of drones’ emerges
“It’s emerged recently that a US Navy ship was approached by a swarm of drones,” he told Sky News host Chris Smith.
“Now, China’s the global king in merchant marine … it’s also the king of drones – of drone making.
“And so, when they’re looking at future technologies that might be deployed in times of war.
“Then these are the things that we need to anticipate in the future.”
NFA
I just saw your comment. Don’t blame me US stocks are going down. Blame the fucking idiot in the White House and the other Rats. I think it would be the first time ever a political party is doing cartwheels, ecstatic the market is falling and fossil fuel prices are spiralling out of control.
Rainbow Pox?
Northern Beaches Council
Young people have “had their say”; here’s the issues they care about the most
1. Mental Health
2. Climate Change
With the growing threat of climate change exemplified by the increase in severe bushfires and floods in recent times, young people are understandably worried about what the future holds.
Students revealed large amounts of ecoanxiety within young people on the Northern Beaches as a result of the climate emergency.
Jess, 17, said that “There is no denying that our generation faces, and will continue to face, more exposure to world events than any other generation has before.
“Climate change is on our door. The effects are taking place now.”
The same sentiment was shared between all schools discussing this issue; we want to help.
Schools came up with a variety of creative initiatives to help fight climate change at their schools.
Initiatives included second-hand fashion stalls at lunch time, upgrading bins to be enclosed, and the development of an app where students from schools across the state can submit their environmental plans for other schools to be inspired by and incorporate others into their own schools.
According to the students however, the onus for climate action is still on the government.
Northern Beaches Council has developed the Protect. Create. Live Northern Beaches Environment and Climate Change Strategy 2040, and have been working to make the community more sustainable, including moving all Council sites to 100% renewable energy as of January 2021.
3. Teacher Shortages
4. Educational Discrepancy between Rural and Metro Schools
I’m quite upset, which is unusual for me. Must be getting old and feeble. I have just learnt of an old family friend, 90 yrs old, has been defrauded of her Trust fund by her son. Her daughter who is a reformed junkie discovered this. No notice was taken of her because of being a junkie. Eventually the son was removed as trustee and another son made trustee. As it turned out, both of them were in cahoots. The new trustee built a new house. They had their Mother in the cheapest home as she has dementia and thought she wouldn’t notice. The home were malnourishing and physically abusing her. The daughter eventually got a court order, is now trustee. Her Mother is now in an upmarket facility. The daughter only works 17 hours a week giving advice on drug dependence and how to get off it. The rest if the time is spent with her Mother caring for her. The daughter had been a junkie for 30 years. How can people treat others like this, especially family?
None of America’s involvement anywhere in the world in the last 40 to 50 years was justifiable.
I would say that whilst poorly executed, Korea and Vietnam were justified. Particularly now when you can readily read about the conflicts from the USSR’s perspective.
SE Asia would look a lot more like Africa and South America today if it weren’t for Vietnam pretty much ending the USSR’s SE Asian ambitions.
Also important today when it looks like SE Asia might be the one area with some surviving remnants of what was The West.
“[Bowen] attended …the University of Sydney, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Economics in 1994. One of his tutors was the future Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis.” -Wikipedia
It would appear that since graduating Bowen has never had a job in the real economy, treading instead the familiar Labor path from local councillor to federal member.
US stocks are going down. Blame the fucking idiot in the White House and the other Rats
I just hope the arse doesn’t completely fall out of it before 1 July!
I’m old enough to remember when Biden said he’d turn the Saudis into a pariah state.
I wonder how many retards actually believed this.
Good Lord.
That sounds like a hard-earned life lesson.
Of course not.
Kale is much more suitable.