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LOL, she’s got Catturd interested in her antics now? Our wrecking ball senator is moving up in the world!
@catturd2 Just so you know … this is why we’re really sending billions to Ukraine … the uniparty have used…
I’m watching Babylon Berlin on SBS on demand at the moment. Its based on historical events, 4 series. Set in…
Meanwhile, in the capital of the formerly United Kingdom, the Met were out in force to ensure extreme right-wingers weren’t…
In the renewables world there is a lot of when this happens (batteries appear) all will be well. Just keep throwing dollars in (to renewables of course) and one day the streets will be flowing with chocolate. You are not a very good snake oil salesman Monty.
Chesterton’s … nevermind
The adults in charge eh? That’s what they said about the old thief aka the Senator for MBNA and Harris. Shows how the Australian left draws its talking points, psychoses and lies from the US.
A fascinating expose by a Tasmanian team of historians, analysing an early piece of confusion about colonial history:
https://quadrant.org.au/opinion/aborigines/2022/06/risdon-cove-the-truth-massacred/
m0nty – its quite amazing how ignorant you are across such a breadth.
I think you’ll find Caidyn the sparkie is working on new houses and industrial installations.
You can start here: https://labourmarketinsights.gov.au/occupation-profile/electricians?occupationCode=3411
what’s that? a total of 5.6% of sparkies work in utilities ?
Wind: 16%
The hippie 19th century way to destroy an industrial economy and take our living standards back to the stone age.
Cassie of Sydneysays:
June 22, 2022 at 5:18 pm
Again, very well said, Cassie. You always manage to sum up precisely my opions and, I’m sure, the opinions of many Cats.
And Tom, at 5.46 pm; brilliant.
Both astute, valued posters.
living in the suburbs who are building the business of the new economy like… hmm let me see… renewable power plants.
You are a fucking imbecile. This is what the new economy looks like:
Pasture / farming land (where your food comes from) turned over to acres of solar panels filled with heavy metals and which don’t provide a meaningful power output and which the developers can simply walk away from in 20 years with no environmental remediation.
Everyone’s so happy with the New Economy, the grifters got their $ and the tradies got their $ which was realistically yanked out of all of our pockets.
Your kids will be starving and without heating and light when your New Economies consequences are realised.
“Daddy, why are we so dirt poor and miserable?”
Well, it’s because I was a big enough fuckwit to believe in the New Economy…..
Welcome back, Mater!
You have been missed.
To some, the [cue spooky music] ‘coal lobby’ is a ravenous beast; stalking the corridors of Canberra, corrupting the weak and blackmailing the unwary – and having its wicked way with policy.
In fact, as far as domestic coal is concerned, the ‘coal lobby’ is something of a shibboleth. Australian coal consumption has fallen steadily over the past 15 years. Australian coal for domestic use now makes up about 8% of total production – and probably way less than 5% by value.
Not a very successful or motivated bogey man.
But carry on…
Daddy: “Don’t dare ask questions! Fall in line serf!”
lol
you aren’t just wrong, you are culpably stupid
It’s Bing Bong.
Not Big Bong.
And you are not authorised to use Bing Bong or any of it’s variants.
Switch off your mains power monty, if you can reach that far. Just wait for battery tech to catch up. You are not just stupid, you are vile and evil. You are vermin. Nothing personal, of course.
Bear, it’s a fair point you make.
Coal had its day spruiking a panacea that was just around the corner for decades, and CCS was an abject failure. Time for someone else to have a go. They may fail, but they deserve a chance.
Vicki:
How unfortunate an outcome.
Almost as if it was planned that way.
Rural Australia looked like No Mans Land well before solar panels and wind towers.
It’s okay to poison everything that moves and shoot birds on your orchard, but a bat getting minced by a windmill makes you teary.
Is that it?
And it starts.
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Let’s play pass the parcel shall we? The wholesalers don’t want to commit to fixed price contracts when generation prices are sky high because mad regulators and pollies. Retailers can’t lock in wholesale prices so they can’t set a retail price to allow them to survive. So they are all likely to go insolvent from 1 July and that’s a serious offence under the regulation of the same mad regulators. So they call in the administrators and exit stage left. All due to the government and their fantasy fixation on unicorn farts.
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actually, it’s Aaron and lemme tell you something for free, he doesn’t share your politic mUnty nor your idiotic and fallacious assessment of his voting inclinations.
and I’ll tell you another thing you fool … I know hundreds like him
and we all … us lot … reckon people like you are pretty fucking stupid.
We just don’t normally tell you what we really think.
You know Aaron, like all the solar installers, gets mugs like you to sign over the subsidy SCTs to himself. So, when he gives you a price of $6k to install the solar you dumb-arses cant see the $3k he makes at the back-end
your smug, you retard, pays for his jet-ski
and he still doesn’t vote the way you imagine he might
yes you really are that fucking stupid
but dont listen to me.
the fuck would I no?
Im just a dumb tradie
Gonzalo Lira
2022.06.20 My Experience with an AI
Interesting and, as he says, insidious.
Vicki:
This is their desired outcome, Vicki.
One more step to go – “there’s just enough of ‘me’, but far too many of ‘youse’.”
“Daddy, why are we so dirt poor and miserable?”
Because those Renewables did not work to provide our electrical power as promised by all those Greens and others. Now, be happy with your lot in life and hand me another candle my child……………………And it’s time to move that boulder back across the cave entrance as it’s now getting dark and others might find out that we have plenty of candles here.
lol
60,000 people missing in China after massive flooding in Guangxi
tell me they aren’t importing too …
omfg
https://www.aemo.com.au/aemo/apps/visualisations/elec-nem-summary-tiles.html
you filthy skanks
Hey JC, I was once a pretty hot looking 38 year old to 28 year old Hairy and forty-two years later we’re still together in love, so I was writing from experience there. Not a lie, just a deliberate change of date for personal reasons of privacy. Take it as a writer’s license. I do appreciate that over the years you have kept publicly off my tail (reciprocated, btw) and were kind when I was in hospital.
I’ve said my piece re your mauling of Bruce, as is my right because it upset me, you are clearly supported in the way you choose to do battle (your right), Bruce knows he has support here against personal attacks (his right).
Oh, and fyi I am still quite reasonable looking. Not decrepit. Ask anyone who knows me. I haven’t seen 80 yet (18 days to go!), let alone the 83 you suggest, but looking forward to it all enormously.
It sure beats the alternative. 😀
Champagne comedy from the socialist who survived on the money of others.
‘Well you see darling, Daddy’s a fat ranga.’
There are many types of “adults”. The prisons are full of them.
Bruce O’Newk:
Those blades would make a very effective Reef extension if they were just dumped willy nilly into the ocean like an old warship. Chuck a stack of old engine blocks among ’em for the iron, and bingo – instant reef!
We may even call it the Little Barrier Reef That Could.
Ed October:
Just mutton, as far as the eye could see. Packets and packets of mutton.
no, CCS was an idiotic construction that was always doomed to irrelevance
promulgated by deep-thinking cult-members just like yourself
Allegra Spender’s biggest support Judith Neilson is having some issues with her journalism foundation.
Looks like the foundation wasn’t supporting the right kind of journalism.
Billionaires ex-wife’s prerogative.
Brian, I was going to quote a bit of this to show agreement but I didn’t know where to stop. It’s a perfect summary of where are and the very definition of red flag – a danger sign from actual actions. The lights were flashing for me from the very beginning. One size fits all is not real medicine, and never has been, it’s coercion plain and simple.
Now if you are going to maul someone make it a troll and do it like this.
Well done, Dopey.
I actually rather like M0nts as a tryer, but he is a blind leftie and his opinions are, well, they’re shit.
They’re also dangerous and extreme and, not to put to fine a point on it, could kill people.
Damn those rabbits and their penchant for sapping and undermining the kangaroos’ defensive lines.
And double-damn those kangaroos and their Jumping Mines…
Calli:
https://youtu.be/GxQXSfJu8SA
I never tire of this + the courtroom scene.
People: ‘Socialism is shit. Look at what happened in Russia.’
Socialists: ‘Yeah but the Russians didn’t do it right.’
People: ‘Renewable energy is shit. Look at what’s happening in Germany.’
Socialists: Yeah but the Germans aren’t doing it right.’
Just checked in.
A lot of wrongology being delivered and hit for six.
Keep up the good work.
I think he’s in jail but being pretty shifty and resourceful he’s managed to somehow steal some computer time without anybody noticing
Coal had its day spruiking a panacea that was just around the corner for decades, and CCS was an abject failure. Time for someone else to have a go. They may fail, but they deserve a chance.
Honestly, think about how things are going to look for you standing in front of the Kommissar.
Sure, he’s going to give you a few meagre points for promoting the idiocy that led to the collapse that brought them to power.
But then he’s going to consider the fact that you actually believed the idiocy. He’s going to study your portly frame, look at your unworked hands, bore holes in you with his cold gaze….
Then, the reality of the situation, the situation that you helped build, slowly pierces the fog that has been clouding your thinking for decades. In a moment of shear and unbridled panic, you decide to demonstrate your “worth” be telling him about your Fantasy Football business……
After that, the only thing you can really remember is hearing the word “Liquidate”…….
Around Coober Pedy, I’ll grant you.
At the moment it is so green in places it looks like it’s painted on. The wildlife and the vast diversity of flora is just breathtaking and beautiful.
Speaking of wildlife, today I spied a pair of Australian Shelducks and their little clutch of hatchlings parked beside the long bunker. First time I’ve ever seen them here.
Wind and solar aren’t the answer. While the transmission grid is approximately in its current form gas is probably as good as it’s going to get. People need to accept there is no way to store meaningful amounts of grid scale power now or in the foreseeable future.
Small problem Winston…I suspect wind turbine blades might float. At very least they’re going to be fairly close to SG 1.0 and aren’t likely to sit in one place like good little reefy things.
Bwian:
Those red flags were the major reason I refused the vacksine.
I think he’s in jail but being pretty shifty and resourceful he’s managed to somehow steal some computer time without anybody noticing
I wonder if he got the “file” I sent him?
Chuckle. I reckon it was the dropping of all those IP addresses that lured him back in for some sport.
Rainy season, must be about time for the annual Three Gorges Dam imminent collapse bingo to start again.
Lets start ripping up the roads in preparation for transitioning to flying cars. The fact flying cars don’t exist yet need not be any impediment, they’re just around the corner!
He is rather trying, I must agree… 🙂
The left is sending a ‘very scary’ message: Victor David Hanson
Hoover Institution senior fellow explains why Nancy Pelosi and Democrats refuse to condemn attacks on pro-life centers and churches on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’ #foxnews #tuckercarlsontonight
The voters in Colombia just voted in a looney left Marxist as President despite the abject misery in Venezuela and endless lefty stupidity in Peru and Ecuador. Sometimes you just have to let the people learn by direct experience, since for some reason they can’t even do so from three neighbouring countries.
You’re a funny guy, Matrix. 🙂
If batteries were any good at grid scale they would already be in use. Load tracking throughout the day was an issue for generators before anyone even knew what a renewable was.
I’d still like to know where the Fat Man got the idea I was talking about gas anywhere upthread?
Is this another one of those “Rex is Legion” moments?
#Oy Vey
Meet George Jetson
You still have to charge them with something. Otherwise, they are not much more than expoxy-bondes lumps of polymer, metal and reactants.
Still, mistreated Li-ion batteries would make a great fuel source for a boiler and steam turbine… 😉
omfg
https://www.aemo.com.au/aemo/apps/visualisations/elec-nem-summary-tiles.html
you filthy skanks
There’s one thing that can never be taken away from Australian Politicians, Bureaucrats and Advisors:
They really know how to polish a turd.
Who needs to go to jail to be locked up in Victoria?
thanks D
that’s the nicest way I’ve ever been called a smart-arse
Final senate seat in WA goes to rub and tug because scomo would not preference PHON; which means rub and tug now has effective majorities in both houses.
Scomo is now rising, like shit, in my estimation to being in the race to be the worst PM this country has had. Turdball and krudd are currently in the lead.
The poorer you are, the more attractive the promises of help and free or heavily price-fixed stuff will be.
And when you have had generations of people promising it to you, and sometimes even delivering it- Sometimes- then of course you will keep voting for it.
Yes Rex, gas is there as a transitional fossil fuel, less polluting than coal but not viable long term, intended to provide most of the baseload coverage until battery tech catches up.
Please provide a breakdown of “pollutants” per BTU for coal versus gas.
(CO2 V CO2??!)
Then as a bonus question, please explain where the energy comes from for charging these future amazing batteries.
(“They already come pre-charged like the AA’s at the supermarket” is not an acceptable answer)
I see Ed raised his head above the parapet.
It’s okay to poison everything that moves and shoot birds on your orchard, but a bat getting minced by a windmill makes you teary.
Is that it?
I locked off and fenced a 100 acres of remnant bush on my farm going on 25 years now. My family were always conservationist conservatives.
What the fuck have you ever done Ed?
Oh they are, they are.
The Geek in Pictures: Inflated Statistics Edition | Power Line (21 Jun)
The Geek in Pictures is always good value, provided you can understand a graph, which lefties seem unable to.
Russell Brand
During the pandemic we were told that new digital tools being introduced would not be exploited by governments and private companies. But as more stories come to light about how our data is being abused, we ask, what else was done in the name of Covid?
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intended to provide most of the baseload coverage until battery tech catches up.
Awesome.
lets remove what has worked for 100 years because some new tech might come online quick/cheap/reliable enough to take up the shortfall.
Monty the lothario: My wife is intended to provide most of my genital baseload storage, until my hot new supermodel catches up…
Doc Faustus:
Don’t forget the immigrant problem.
That’s something that will surface due to perceived weakness in the European social environment.
There will be demands for more Danegeld as the pressure from a hungry Africa increases.
Anyone else think genital baseload storage with a couple of umlauts chucked in at random would make a good heavy metal band name?
Only 7% wind and solar being supplied into the Eastern states grid ( Qld, NSW, Vic. NSW, Tas) at 7.20pm tonight 6/22/2022. This is despite the huge investment in these energy sources. Pie in the sky renewables are not keeping the lights or heating our homes during mid winter.
*chuckles
Limping along here … but I have 2 x 25yo’s on back-order
Memes.
Today, batteries can supply 1.25 minutes of world’s electricity
In 2030 with 10x batteries, they can supply 10.6 minutes.
I saw that BoN.
That’s enough power for 0.73% of a day.
Delta A:
After 33 years in the game, I would still be honest with you, but I’m no longer sure about my compatriots. I once resigned a position due to conflict between management edicts and my personal oath.
The last 2 years have been quite a wake up call for all of us.
I will not accept any dictate to wear a face mask again, says Neil Oliver
Yes, it is truly a ‘fetish’:
Something of the mind, a psychiatric condition, an obsession or fixation, a prism through which to interpret the world that is all-consuming; irregular and confused. Sexual desire gratified by imagining that one is female when patently one is not. A male dressing in female clothes and presenting outwardly as a female (autogynophylia).
In othere words, a sad case of self-delusion. We should be kind, but not encouraging to it.
mØnty’s feelz based energy policy.
“Scomo is now rising, like shit, in my estimation to being in the race to be the worst PM this country has had. Turdball and krudd are currently in the lead.”
I believe Morrison to be worse than Turnbull. Turnbull’s ego, being rather large, would have stopped any nonsense like a “National Cabinet”. There’s no way Turnbull would have shared powers with the likes of Palachook, Andrews and McClown.
Listening to Rowan Dean’s assessment tonight of what happened with the senate in Western Australia is proof that the Morrison government was inept, supine and spineless.
As an aside, here in Wentworth, the Liberals preferenced One Nation last, behind the Greens. You can imagine my fury when I learnt this. This decision encapsulates what was wrong with the Liberals under Morrison. But that rot is deep, very deep and until the Liberal Party realise they are fighting a culture war, nothing will change. Whilst Labor happily harvests Green preferences, the Liberals treat One Nation and other small right-wing parties with disdain, because they prefer to buy into and parrot leftist mantras about “far-right parties”.
Whilst the Morrison government deserved to lose office on 21 May 2022, what’s sad, really sad, is that we didn’t deserve an Albanese/Greens/Pocock government.
It’s going to be a long three years.
This is the worry. The worse things get, the more socialism you get.
Until you hit rock bottom.
AA has nothing on this. Rock bottom for a nation is a very very hard place.
There is such a lot of ruin in a nation.
Monty
Um Midnight Oil, lefty labor and the
Green have stopped nuclear, thorium and coal.
Idioticallly, with no scientific understanding they have been banging on about solar and wind.
People have believed this.
The vandalism of the pt Augusta and hazel wood coal fired plants in unbelievable.
Leftism and environmentalism is the greatest stop to progress.
Even the German electricity minister who set up solar in Germany came out and said the net zero targets are ambitious and they should look to nuclear – aka I am shitting my pants after lying to all of you while being a Rick star.
The current honeymoon period is very hard to bear. I had to put up with some of it at coffee today – from Teal electorates. They can do no wrong, according to the delighted true believers who believe manna will fall from heaven any moment now that the terrible previous lot have been sent off.
The table started to subtly divide into true believers and the totally appalled at what has happened.
rickw:
To be replaced with “Husband. Why have 5 of our seven children died from childhood illnesses that a generation ago had a 99% survival rate?”
That’s the question our womenfolk should be asking.
And aren’t.
Sancho:
FTB has standing, Sancho.
I must have missed something.
Will scroll back.
The Senate result in WA is shocking- more left than Vicco.
A well argued piece
https://x22report.com/aiovg_videos/ep-2805b-trump-trapped-the-j6-unselect-committee-panic-sets-in-sting-of-the-century/
m0ntysays:
June 22, 2022 at 5:52 pm
Yes Rex, gas is there as a transitional fossil fuel, less polluting than coal but not viable long term, intended to provide most of the baseload coverage until battery tech catches up.
So gas is probably guaranteed a solid market for at least the next 50 years.
When are you starting the Solar Challenge?
Here’s another teacher announcing to her students that ‘I’m your mom now’ if your parents don’t accept you
“We should be kind, but not encouraging to it.”
With respect Lizzie, I disagree. This all started with SSM, too many people were lulled into the idea that we just need to be kind….coz….coz….the “love is love” bullshit. Now too many people are lulled into the sinister nonsense of “transgenderism” and the lie that transwomen are women. I could go on and on about how being kind has trashed the west. I believe it’s time to be firm, to stand up and say no and if people then say we’re being unkind…so be it, I don’t care.
An advertisement from the cusp of The Farming Revolution. The inner city elite want to take us back to before this time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etI9IUI6BIk
Sneakers kept us safe. He deserves to be rewarded.
m0nty-fa
The funny thing about this is that the new LNP mantra is targeting the tradies and industrial workers living in the suburbs who are building the business of the new economy like… hmm let me see… renewable power plants.
When they discover that their new, exciting, jobs involve cleaning dust off solar panels, they might not be so enthusiastic.
I’m not sure where they found a Muzzie in Perth. Maybe Mirrabooka, certainly not in Curtin.
Chigurh is reality.
The old bloke is the typical Australian punter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLCL6OYbSTw
dopeysays:
June 22, 2022 at 6:24 pm
Switch off your mains power monty, if you can reach that far. Just wait for battery tech to catch up. You are not just stupid, you are vile and evil. You are vermin. Nothing personal, of course.
I keep asking him to take the Solar Challenge. Solar panels on the roof, battery beside the house, EV in the garage, cut off from the grid. Oddly, given his confidence in solar, he is not even prepared to try it at home, but seems to believe that the hospitals on which he relies to manage his co-morbidities can.
This is a feature not a bug.
Slomo would be happier with an ALP Senate majority rather than any Senate composition that included a PHON Senator.
They’re called the S.F.L.s for a very good reason.
Dickless
Rural Australia looked like No Mans Land well before solar panels and wind towers.
Don’t tell the Slime, they keep protesting about its destruction (except when, a la Bob Brown, that destruction is in their own backyard.
Shatterzzz, is this the bloke that Simeon Boikov named which sent Simeon to jail? It’s a strange justice system that lets a perpetrator walk free while jailing someone who mentions the perpetrator by name.
G?nital Bäseløad Störæge is probably better for an inner-urban Punk band.
You know the sort- Weedy, pallid, preponderance of neck tattoos and cringey hairstyles and eye make up.
The sort of Green Day-ish appearance that even Emos would turn up their noses at for its excess…
#TheHorror
Rex Anger:
There was a book written in the 60’s called “The Year of the Rabbit.”
One of the first SF books I ever read.
Essentially, Rabbits the size of Alsatians, Australia conscripts 60 year olds to do a reprise of the Emu Wars, and weaponises Myxomatosis which is unleashed when the coding system is overrun by the mutant rabbits in Canberra when they trash Parliament House and the PM’s personal dunny which happens to have the keypad locked in the dunny seat.
Funny as.
As a coal miner I’d like to know about this lobby group, I have done contracts for all the majors and never heard about one. From my experience most of the majors are that influential they have access to the highest levels anyway like any other big business, so why bother. Sometimes they get what they want from the Minister, sometimes they don’t. Coppabella Mines proposal to move the Peak Downs Hwy a second time so the can mine that area and join to Moorevale comes to mind there on the latter.
As for Coal most of the Bowen Basin’s output is for steel making. Coking coal down to PCI coal in grade. Even if we wanted to try and sell the stuff that usually ends up on the stockpile that could easily run a power station we can’t. The capacity just isn’t there in the logistics side to move it unless like in the Hunter and putting aside the issues with water, we build the power plant there.
Yeah and the so called subsidies we apparently get are green BS. The only handback I know of is the fuel excise levy in the form of a rebate and on unregistered machinery only used on site. Since this levy is figuratively meant to only be for public road maintenance I don’t think this arrangement is unfair.
Drove past the coal loader yesterday. Seemed pretty busy to me. 😀
Calli:
Funny you mention that, because I had to move the Patrol today.
Some Plovers had laid a nest in the middle of my lawn.
So I ran over the bloody things.
Think of it as evolution in action.
The plovers may have been wombats.
Meh.
Alinsky tactics in use by the Greenwits- Accuse the other mob of your misdeeds and cosy-yet-ethically-suspect arrangements to deflect unwanted attention and further your aims.
And accuse harder and louder whenever challenged…
Tucker Carlson: Stephen Colbert sounds like a Biden flack
Humphrey B Bear:
The only time that wind and solar would provide base load, spinning power back, up is with a world wide superconducting/superinsulating grid.
It’s not going to happen.
Not in our lifetimes.
There was a book written in the 60’s called “The Year of the (Angry -sic) Rabbit.”
IIRC, one of the good ideas was that each major party only sent half a dozen reps to Canberra where they voted according to the numbers they actually got in the last election. Big money savings.
thefrollickingmole says: June 22, 2022 at 3:49 pm
Nah that’s not quite right.
Heavy Rigid covers carrying cattle.
If you also transport potatoes and water at the same time, it’s a Combo Meal.
Early oughts. Murray Engleheart (I think) had a punk shop in Sydney where you could buy all the gear. Gear like padlocks and chains for the necklace, tartan pants with the pre safety pinned seams, eyeliner, boots, the lot. The patrons used to congregate on Pitt St in the city on a Saturday morning trying to look surly in their salon bought finery, adopting poses carefully cribbed from old Sex Pistols footage. Quite sweet really in a cringy sort of way.
They probably all have kids and mortgages now.
Plovers are stupid. Most birds figured out it was safer to nest in trees.
‘A Declaration of War’ – John Mearsheimer
Salvator, could you kindly remind me of what that abbreviation is again?
SFL
I’m having a seniors moment
Winston Smithsays:
June 22, 2022 at 8:25 pm
Rex Anger:
Damn those rabbits and their penchant for sapping and undermining the kangaroos’ defensive lines.
And double-damn those kangaroos and their Jumping Mines…
There was a book written in the 60’s called “The Year of the Rabbit.”
One of the first SF books I ever read.
The Year of the Angry Rabbit by Russell Braddon, former resident of Changi and worker on the Burma-Siam Railway. A good read, morbidly funny.
With respect, Bear, I think he shamelessly pandered to that secessionist streak that lies just under the skin of most Western Australians.
They can kid each other about it being about health, but those of us who have spent significant time in WA know that Sneakers shameless anti-commonwealth rhetoric was like cocaine to the sand groper masses.
Ducks v mulcher
Bruce O’Newk:
Shoosh, BoN.
Spare me your facts – I have on good authority that turbine blades float like a witch.
Or a brick.
“Burn the damn things.”
I am so reminded of the lunatic left and AGW.
Monty,
In his first week of trade school “Caidyn the sparkie” would’ve learnt how utterly useless solar and wind generation is, (as my son did back in 2016).
Paul fucking fat arse murray: noone is against the transition (to ruinables) or against the need for the transition, just the cost. Fucking idiot. Still, I’m the reason he stopped having questions from Joe Public on his show.
rickw:
I expected so much better from you.
We shoot everything that moves you idiot, not everyone uses gypsum.
We’ve just had an echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) take up residence in our veggie garden so I guess that’s just another target.
custard says: June 22, 2022 at 8:41 pm
SFL = Stupid Phar-King Liberals.
This Saturday at Belmore Oval, Lebanon plays Malta in an international game.
For some reason it’s not being televised even though there are no other league games on at the same time.
Odd.
Bit harsh.
EXTREME tornado footage captured by drone
No leftard has ever responded to me calling out this particular lie. Which means that they know they are lying and relying on people swallowing their lies.
Hammer it home. It is indefensible.
Ah yes, Plovers …. the antisocial neighbours of the avian world. Compare and contrast
1) My magpies – sing at the window in the morning for feed, and never dive bomb me – as a result, they are my friends and share my feast.
2) Plovers – relentless attack me in the paddock – as a result, they are the only bird I have ever spoken to with a shotgun.
Plovers are dumb fcuks too – they used to nest on the grass helipad at Victor Harbour hospital. Every time we landed our 5000kg 412 on the pad, it would blow their eggs off into the distance. They would voice their displeasure after we spooled down, then busily roll the eggs back into place, all set for a repeat performance 40 minutes later when we took off again.
@ Mater-
This statement was made with a degree of subtle sarcasm that was quite appreciated by this Sandgroper… 😉
When even Sneakers-positive normies were (quietly) celebrating the death of most public face-muffler mandates back in April, you can be certain that all the latent secessionism in WA is not impervious to the fatigue caused by ‘experts’ and their doogoodism… 🙂
Plovers need to be adopted as the Official Animal of the Australian State and Federal Public Services.
That dratted scourge and natural enemy of the ant farmer… 😀
Lizzie:
I could dress myself in my wifes clothing and underwear, but it won’t bring her back.
How do people – supposedly rational – get to thinking this way?
I wondered where this lady worked her billion from – then I discovered she didn’t become a billionaire till the divorce.
Hey so glad we don’t hear from Malcolm McKerris anymore or Max Walsh. Be thankful for small mercies.
Yes, I know. I just wish they’d give up the ‘health’ facade and be honest with both themselves, and us.
All Premiers tried it on (to varying degrees), Sand Gropers are just particularly susceptible, and such a shameless political stunt will pay dividends for far longer. It’ll outlast religion over there.
whenever some dimwit bring up the fuel excise rebate, I ask them what fuel(/road) levies the EV owners are paying.
Plovers are the original Angry Birds.
They lay eggs in the most vulnerable positions, then act like Karens when the obvious becomes obvious. Still, I respect them greatly for punching above their weight against people, predators and everything else in possession of more than a squwark, skinny legs and a puny beak.
Geese with wings that work.
132and Bush:
Oi!
Sometimes we use a mixture of gypsum and #9 birdshot.
As you do.
I don’t mind plovers. They do this idiotic dive bombing thing with me and squawk as they approach. So I spread my “wings”, eyeball them and squark back.
I always win.
Those little victories are what makes life worth living. 😀
132and bush.
Oh ok.
I didn’t actually do that – but they made a decent omelette.
I’m still getting the pin feathers out from under my dental plate.
Great point, Duncan.
The elephant in the room is the lack of road finding without petrol vehicles. It is inevitable that EVs will attract a road tax. The only reason it hasn’t already is that they aren’t a captive market . Yet.
Winston
I’m still getting the pin feathers out from under my dental plate.
The correct technical term is “Tupperware teeth”.
We are talking about politicians here, Mater. Honesty to them is like farting loudly in an ambush… 😉
On the lighter side of things, I’m reading “To Marry an English Lord.”
It’s an account of the American heiresses, of the late 19th century, who couldn’t break into American society, so they crossed the Atlantic to marry into the peers of the British realm, and exchange dollars for titles – the forerunner to “Downtown Abbey.”
One young lady made the trans Atlantic journey, and entered her fiance’s ancestral castle, to be confronted by a life sized painting of her fiance’s current mistress hanging over the main fireplace in the main lounge room – depicted nude…..
That Weez iz bettah than yooz Easternerz meme is a religion. 😀
Though that apocryphal story about Canberra separating Perth and the Southwest of WA, making a new State out of the rest with its capital at Kalgoorlie and port at Albany if WA didn’t agree to Federation makes sense as a creation myth… 🙂
“I could dress myself in my wifes clothing and underwear, but it won’t bring her back.
How do people – supposedly rational – get to thinking this way?”
It’s a sexual fetish. They get aroused by putting on women’s clothing and underwear. They imagine themselves to be women. Once upon a time any sane society (sadly long gone) would have either laughed at such creepy men or deemed them to be perverts but now their sexual fetishes are legitimised and we are told that must accept this perversion as normal.
When you watch a tranny and observe how he dresses, how he puts on makeup, how he walks, you can see that his notion of what constitutes “a woman” is completely sexual, kinky, even pornographic, this is exhibited in their attire, fishnet stockings, high heels and satiny silky clothes. They want to look like whores because that’s how they think of women. They’re freaks….it’s pure misogynism.
Sheila Jeffreys is a radical British feminist. I’ve long respected her writings. Jeffreys says that “men who put on drag and pretend to be women is as offensive as someone who puts on blackface”. I agree.
Peter Wherret used to like a bit of cross dressing before it became fashionable. On the ALPBC too, although that may simply have been a coincidence unlike today.
Lisa Wilkinson hired a barrister just hours after he appeared on national television and slammed her Logies speech as “ill-advised”.
On Wednesday morning, Matthew Collins, president of the Australian Bar Association, was interviewed on the Seven Network’s Sunrise program and said it was a “serious possibility” that authorities might look into charging The Project co-host Wilkinson with contempt of court after her Logies speech on Sunday night, which subsequently resulted in the delay of the trial of the man accused of raping former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins.
Within four hours of his appearance on the breakfast TV show, Dr Collins was approached to represent the Ten Network and Wilkinson.
Oz breaking news
Canberra bashing ( including Sydney & Melbourne) never goes out of fashion in the West.
Beat me to it, Top Ender – great minds.
Bingo!
*Runs*
Ahahaha! You bet!
Thats one ‘expert witness’ nullified then.
I’ve got a nasty, cruel and suspicious mind, but might said barrister have been hired to stop him criticizing La Wilkinson?
Birds of the Northern Territory:
Plovers, aka Avian Gronks
Ibis, aka the Bin Chicken
Kites, aka Shithawks
The End
Cold clear night around Casa Pedro, three foxes crossed the rainbow bridge courtesy of the CZ .22LR with the new Zero Tech scope. I am starting to think that lurking in a dark and dank treeline waiting for the feral wildlife to appear should be confined to warmer evenings, not the winter solstice.
Back home with the jarrah logs blazing, the resident hound hogging the fireplace, and Pedro sipping a fairly large glass of 2002 Jamieson’s Run Coonawarra Cabernet Shiraz after a big feed of lamb curry. (No, not Dorper curry, you degenerates).
Better than grubbing in the red dirt looking for sparkly stuff, though.
Sliante, Pedro!
You see, Dmitry, when making war on enemy’s energy supply, is best to label it as “special market intervention”.
cheers Westie
bellyful of the missus’ spag bog and swishing the gritty bits outta my teeth withe the BiL’s petite franc
Nobody’s brave enough to approach them…
Correct.
He runs a manufacturing business FFS.
They need to be there.
Yes, even back office people.
They need to connect with the operational side of the business.
Well done sir !
I found my CZ 455 in 22LR somewhat lacking in stopping power with the foxxies, and went to a .17.
South Yorkshire Police: Cop told dad of r@pe victim sex attack would ‘teach’ her a ‘lesson’ – report claims
A damning new report into South Yorkshire Police’s handling of child sexual exploitation in Rotherham says the force made ‘systemic’ and ‘significant’ failures, but despite this, no officer investigated has lost their job or been found to have failed in their statutory duties.
‘We saw examples of SYP seeing children and survivors as consenting to their exploitation’
‘ Many vulnerable individuals were seen as problems not victims’
a police officer allegedly told a parent who raised concerns about their daughter being missing and being involved with older men that it was a ‘fashion accessory’ for girls in Rotherham to have an ‘older Asian boyfriend’ and that she would grow out of it.
The same playbook was used in Queensssland.
“Queensssland hospitals are for Queenssslanders”.
Fuck I am a wildlife softy.
I was retrieving some bricks from a damp shady corner of the property over the last couple of days.
Disturbed a bunch of frogs.
So I built them a new hidey-hole out of broken mortar chunks and paving stones.
They’re lucky I’m Spanish and not French I guess, otherwise they’d all be in wheelchairs.
Excellent!
I am loading that one up and having it ready to go.
Dropped below 20 has it?
If only sandgropers were as hard as their timber.
🙂
Boy, 16, is arrested after two men are stabbed in knife attack at Swedish shopping mall
Both men in their 50s are in a serious condition after what police have described as ‘act of insanity’ in central Västerås.
Back in March, two women who were stabbed at a high school in Southern Sweden died from their injuries.
Both were said to be employees at the school and in their 50s. An 18-year-old student was later arrested after their deaths.
UK Police have failed to solve a single burglary in neighbourhoods covering nearly half the country over the past three years, a Telegraph investigation has found.
Of more than 32,000 neighbourhoods analysed, 16,000 of them (46 per cent) had all their burglary cases in the past three years closed with no suspect caught and charged by police.
Almost 2,000 of the neighbourhoods – each containing approximately 3,000 residents – recorded at least 25 burglaries, but none were solved. The worst neighbourhood, in Sheffield, went three years without any of its 104 burglaries being solved.
The country’s eyes are trained on high-profile massacres in Texas and Buffalo, but most mass shootings bear little resemblance to those.
Of 267 incidents this year classified as mass shootings by the Gun Violence Archive, nearly all can be tied to gang beefs, neighborhood arguments, robberies or domestic incidents that spiraled out of control.
Indiscriminate slaughter by a lone gunman blasting away at a store, school or some other public place is rare, according to a Washington Times analysis of the archive’s data, accounting for less than 4% of the total.
Damn Tom Hanks !
I just watched a Western movie, on SBS on demand, called Jane Got a Gun.
Starred Nathalie Portman, Ewan McGregor and Joel Edgerton. The movie was ruined by the fact none of them are American.
Victoria, where the best fair dinkum Aboriginals live
Cold clear night around Casa Pedro, three foxes crossed the rainbow bridge courtesy of the CZ .22LR with the new Zero Tech scope.
Well done sir !
I found my CZ 455 in 22LR somewhat lacking in stopping power with the foxxies, and went to a .17.
What a co-inkidink- I took hold of my new boom stick today, CZ 457 on the general recommendation of Cat-arsenal. Yet to sight in the scope, but hoping for many good times. Haven’t bagged a fox since Danno the wonder dog ran one down a month ago.
Polio virus detected in London sewage samples
Johannes Leak.
Mark Knight.
Warren Brown.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Chip Bok.
Zzzzzzzz…..
Polio is always going to be detected in sewage, it lives in the human gut.
Al Goodwyn.
Matt Margolis.
Gary Varvel.
Lisa Benson.
Ben Garrison.
Of more than 32,000 neighbourhoods analysed, 16,000 of them (46 per cent) had all their burglary cases in the past three years closed with no suspect caught and charged by police.
Almost 2,000 of the neighbourhoods – each containing approximately 3,000 residents – recorded at least 25 burglaries, but none were solved. The worst neighbourhood, in Sheffield, went three years without any of its 104 burglaries being solved.
Sounds like an inside job to me with 5% of the proceeds (commission) put into the local Police Endowment Fund………………………..
Damn Tom Hanks !
I just watched a Western movie, on SBS on demand, called Jane Got a Gun.
Starred Nathalie Portman, Ewan McGregor and Joel Edgerton. The movie was ruined by the fact none of them are American.
Carry on Cowboy had very few USA’ns in it. A most enjoyable and funny film. No Barbara Windsor in it either.
Fink’s bestie & BlackRock offsider tapped by Biden to advise on China.
https://freebeacon.com/biden-administration/biden-state-department-taps-beijing-bull-to-run-china-shop/
Larry Fink could walk down George Street and 99% of people wouldn’t know one of the key architects of so much of US policy just went past.
LOL!
Cheers
Johannes Leak’s depiction of LotasWork Lisa is so perfect and accurate, the slightly twisted mouth, right down to the tightly stretched neck with its distinct bulging lines – La Sgrimia e La Simia what a match
You’ve got the Red Nose and ClownShoes out early today, schmendrick.
The cops in England are under strict instructions not to harass gypsies and blacks committing Crimes against the English.
Climate change trumps human rights.
News at eleven for progressives.
Plenty of police available in the UK to do useless stuff.
Just watch that new police reality show on Netflix to see where the priorities lie.
Progressives are notoriously selective about the people and the rights they support.
Unborn score a big zero (but some are sad)
Liars who tie up millions in taxpayers resources get a visit from the PM while Sri Lankans fleeing from an actual crisis get the bums rush.
Muslims in western China, cares only when convenient.
The poor ditto.
Aborigines, if they are urban, fair skinned and parading around in machine made possum coats.
The list is endless.
Make that a little sad.
found some muslims progressive care about
The murdered woman lived in Australia for four years.
At a loss as to what the Australian community could or should have done
We need to do something so that nothing of that sort ever happens to any other Australian women. We need to empower our women in a way that no one in future can exploit them or take advantage of them wherever they are in the world.”
6.1 quake in Afghanistan overnight.
1000 dead, according to the noos. Estimated damage bill of $1.70.
Thank you Tom, Branco is very good today.
Fat, lazy lesbian won’t get a job to get $12mill.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbAgzqyYCX8