As of August, industrial production expanded by 4.5% year-over-year, indicating steady but not extraordinary growth.OK, so how does that wash…
Open Thread – Tue 26 July 2022
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- Open Thread – Remembrance Day 2024
- The Sweetest Victory
- Open Thread – Weekend 9 November 2024
- Open Thread – Thurs 7 Nov 2024
Only one thing I want to see on Inauguration Day-ZZ Topp playing an eighteen-minute medley from the foredeck of the…
Bother! I thought you left out “to”. With Kevni it has to be total surrender with penalties.
want -> won’t
we stopped using ANZ systems are archaic garbage
Roger most sports administrators stuff everything they touch. Its the scotty from marketing approach. National bodies made up of not quite good enoughs dictating terms and conditions. I walked from watching cricket and rugby union. I walked from martial arts after it was being made into a sport. I sought out others who thought the same. Having people tell me I needed a licence to teach certain things. F Off in no uncertain terms. Falling out with so called friends when I disagreed with the approach taken. C’est la vie.
Indolent:
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/07/narcissistic_rage_on_the_left.html
I would say that something very similar is happening with blacks in the US. Generations of ugly music, made by ugly men, are appealing to an ugly black culture.
what a lying sack of shit
If they remove The Lord’s Prayer from the beginning of Parliament I actually have no trouble with this. It doesn’t make them better people, as we see every day, and they defile it when they say it.
Truth is, Australia is a secular country. Australians aren’t necessarily, but it is the posture that allows policy to best serve Australia’s Christians, atheists, and the various other creeds equally. Besides, I am not sure I would want to live in a country where the government had its own religious tenets that might be at odds with my own.
But at the same time the magic and mythology of Aborigines should be kept out of Parliament. Rainbow Serpents and mystical connections to the land can be a topic elsewhere but no special rights, privileges or gifts should be granted on that basis because they are beliefs of a transcendent nature that cannot be shown to be real.
Let them hold their ceremonies, recite their myths, let them have feelings that their hearts resonate in some special sympathy in certain places, as long as it is on the same basis as other people.
So we have moved on from a year of “silly hysterical wimmins and their bottom bits” to ‘Ok so it does affect periods, but its only mild’..
And they wonder in heir darkest moments why the media/”science!” is having a reputational crisis.
Does the Covid vaccine really affect your period? Here’s what our study found
Viki Male
The results are reassuring: the changes are small and short-lived, and other studies show the jab does not affect fertility
Only another 2 years to ‘ok so it did affect fertility, but only in rare cases”…
That is standard thinking. Surely it is racist to be speaking for the fuzzy wuzzies?
If there is national shame to be had and future generations warned against, sure. I think the Boche spent a fair bit of time on that sort of thing in the 20th Century’s latter decades.
Not this country, though. Nowhere near it. Not unless ‘national shame’ includes introducing the written word, clothes, permanent structures, more than doubling life expectancy, rah rah rah.
Best genocide ever.
It’s believed Dynasty Sport offered the inclusive rainbow design to several clubs, with Manly the only NRL team to take up the option.
The Roar
Dutch Farmers Block Highways with Manure and Burning Hay to Protest Globalist Climate Agenda
On Senate President Sue Lines not wanting to repeat each day the Lord’s Prayer.
The preamble of the constitution states the following:
Lines is not being asked to believe what she is saying; she’s just required to say it for, if not legal precept – (perhaps that preamble has legal standing on this?) – then, at least historical and cultural respect of Australia and the institutions that founded this nation.
As Australians, we are being asked to accept things we do not believe – sometimes for “diversity sake” – but all the time to allow those in charge to lord it over us.
So we’re being pushed to sign up to things like, “a man can be a woman…a rainbow is important for the mental health of a bunch of …” and “always was, always will be…” Or , in the new medico-fascism, “face masks save lives”.
I’ll let Lines off the hook when she, the MPs, and the bureaucrats let the people off the hook about every bull sh1t claim from them and their ilk. Until then…
Monty says at 8:47 pm:
This is the third anxious post from Monty; a perfect illustration of the difference between the Right and the Left.
Monty is ruled by the ABC who has told him to be very afraid, take the (so called) vaccines, covid is evil, covid is a killer (never mentioning that the average age of covid related deaths is 83). Isolate! Mask up! You’re going to die!
The sensible Right take sensible precautions according to their age and health, then go about their daily business. If they catch covid, they’re free to use any of the treatments available – including Ivermectin – because they’re not brainwashed by the minions of big pharma. Some, myself included, actually expose themselves deliberately to covid. Few live in fear of it.
The hysterical Left and the rational Right. Those who live by the ABC and those who scoff, ‘Is that true, or did your hear it on the ABC?’
Rosie:
One of our Aunty’s turned 100 a week ago, letter from the Queen and all.
She had the Covid thingy a month ago – remarked to us that with luck, she wouldn’t have to put up with a cake decorated with 100 candles and a stack of people she couldn’t remember disturbing her afternoon nap….
As suggested above, Peta Credlin’s weekly Paywallian column is a ripper:
thefrollickingmole, warnings – think about people drinking morning coffee
Sorry, I couldnt find a higher resolution pic for you to admire.
Machin folds.
surprise! its inflation time
Manly-Warringah’s skillful handling of the Celebration of the QWERTY League has received quite a lot of international interest.
Mostly it seems to have been reported straight (sorry). But luckily, WaPo has managed to find a link to White Guilt:
And here we are.
Apparently Pasifika people are deluded, ahistorical children who have forgotten about their traditional love of gayness…
Agreed. Have to cut Mrs Loughnane some slack from time to time.
Thancho that’s a bit like being asked to reapply for your job because of restructuring. I said bye, oh that’s not what we meant for you. I left. Year later the manager got sacked, it got a motza spent on it only to close down a few years later.
Did I miss a part where SFLs did anything different to the above?
So-called aboriginal “massacre” debunked in new book. Main witness wasn’t there.
The Edward White, that the old historians cite, is said to have arrived in Sydney, in July 1802, on the convict transport Atlas and was then transferred to Van Diemen’s Land, where he worked as a convict servant to one of the settlers. The authors demonstrate, through meticulous research, that the Edward White who embarked on Atlas in 1801 could not have been at Risdon Cove in 1804 because he never arrived in Sydney. He either died en route or was one of three who absconded in Rio de Janeiro.
They then painstakingly identify the real Edward White who testified in 1830, and prove that he did not arrive in the colony until 1806.
Truth Telling at Risdon Cove
Stand by for the Pink Backlash (the Hun):
A complete nookie ban for everyone, including nuns and eunuchs? Nope:
Attention all poofs! Stand, fight and if necessary fall! Be Pustule Proud!
Anker What:
American Thinker does excellent columns, but this is one of their best.
Delta in your comment you’ve got three words that should never be mentioned in thesame comment. Monty, sensible and rational. Hope it helps.
Can I say how disappointing it is that Monty places no faith in his vaccination to reduce his risk of hospitalisation or death from covid?
Incredibly disappointing.
The left tribe’s backward rewriting of history summed up in one sentence: everything I hate must end in -phobia (especially with the Poofter Industrial Complex breathing down my neck).
As far as im concerned people can provide private scholarships on whatever basis they like, race, religion, financial disadvantaged old boys offspring, academic, musical or sporting ability, whatever.
Tomsays:
July 28, 2022 at 9:42 am
As suggested above, Peta Credlin’s weekly Paywallian column is a ripper:
Thanks Tom, greatly appreciated as are Morning Cartoons
Cite you “Mistake Creek.” “Eyewitnesses” describe the massacre party as being led by a man who had been dead for two years at the time.
At least the liberals were strangling us slowly.
Nuke’m Danno
I think it is because 2016 was the last time his brain laid down any memories. He remembers a few people being angry about Trump (although exact reasons why were more intricate than geometry the of his synapses could retain for more than a few seconds). But he remembers that Trump is the reason for everything bad.
He also remembers chocolate chocolate chip ice cream.
And how pretty his daughter is when she steps out of the shower.
Homophobia, he said, “was taught to us by White, Western views brought to us by colonization and the Christian church.”
Not that I care to find out about it, but I would have thought homosexuality in most hunter-gatherer tribes would not be that acceptable. Rationale being fathering kids is essential for the maintenance of the group.
The parable of the boiling frog comes to mind.
Or frog being boiled rather
Who lives in Yew St, Barcaldine?
Bar Beach Swimmersays:
July 28, 2022 at 9:40 am
On Senate President Sue Lines not wanting to repeat each day the Lord’s Prayer.
Why are leftie women always so ugly?
The different response that Lines will get for her appeal to freedom of conscience over the Manly 7’s freedom of conscience appeals, will tell us, if we needed anymore telling, how things really work in Australia today.
I think it’s time for a re-colonisation of the nihilists
Except the only time you are allowed to discriminate in this country, is when the beneficiary is a member of the chosen few.
Either we have anti-discrimination laws, or we don’t.
https://www.ag.gov.au/rights-and-protections/human-rights-and-anti-discrimination/australias-anti-discrimination-law
I’ll agree with you when I can openly discriminate AGAINST Aboriginals. Until then, we have two standards.
If this is what the WH was left with after editing Joe Biden’s speech, just how bad was the raw footage?
This article below at the Oz is interesting in relation to comment feedback. Only 17 comments showing but many are approaching 1,000 likes. Clearly there is massive interest. It might be that the Oz mods are having a busy day as Credlins article was quick to rack up over 500 comments and my guess is should go well over 1000.
“Atheist Senate president Sue Lines wants Lord’s Prayer ‘gone’”
Winston:
These ones have “Remove the Masks & Smell the Bullshit” on the front.
I remember a cartoon from early in “covid” – a mother with her young daughter – the photo taken out of a 1950s context – with the caption:
“Mummy, why aren’t we wearing masks?”
“Because bullsh1t comes in through your ears, honey, not your mouth”.
Bespoke:
No, I don’t think so Bespoke.
The political scene is going up and down, leaping from one crisis to the next. This is what ‘nudge politics’ is all about. We are being deliberately kept off balance by the swamp. No chance to settle down to an equilibrium, we are being tossed to and fro.
That’s the plan.
The trick is making sure we have something positive to do – something to keep us positive. That’s why I’m doing the prepper stuff. A good 20% of the food I have packed away will be chucked out in 3 years time if I haven’t eaten or drunk it.
In the meantime, I will have gained control – of a sort – over my future.
Not helpless. And a nice little start on a wine/beer/spirits cellar.
Sliante!
Cohenite:
Why are leftie women always so ugly?
Because they can’t see the beauty in the world – a bit like “monkey see, monkey do”.
From the Queensland Government’s State Development, infrastructure, Local Government and Planning page:
This was still up this morning. The joint closed today.
Cost to the punter: $235,000,000.
Rail infrastructure in and out to accommodate the cattle cars: $0.
Gas consumption: 0.
Total deaths: 0.
All this is fine, though, and to quote the Prophet: ‘Well what else would you have concluded.’
Dover – Just to let you know that for me the blog is not updating comments for hours on end.
It’s not my machine settings as far as I can tell, although haven’t tried a different browser. Hard refreshes don’t do anything. Have tried two separate machines (both Win 10), cleared cache and history and tried different IP address. Nothing works.
I put up the Lovelock comment earlier, there’d been no change in comments sine Rosie’s at 5:53am for a couple hours, and the comment didn’t appear. Nor any others. Stayed that way for another hour or so, but I see it did post at the time I submitted it.
I don’t know what the issue is, but it’s a dead loss as far as I go. I dimly recall this happened once or twice on Sinc’s Cat, but I can’t recall any details.
Lines is not being asked to believe what she is saying; she’s just required to say it for, if not legal precept – (perhaps that preamble has legal standing on this?) – then, at least historical and cultural respect of Australia and the institutions that founded this nation.
Hmm. I’m not sure about this. It’s similar at least to the Manly players being told to wear the rainbow jersey.
One difference is that she can still get a great wedge at taxpayers’ expense as a Senator without being President. So she could boycott the Lord’s Prayer by going back to the ranks without her career being destroyed.
But what if every Senator didn’t want to say the Prayer? I don’t think the President should be able to scrap it by unilateral fiat, but what if e.g. a majority wanted to do so?
Even though I’m a Christian and would prefer that the Lord’s Prayer stays, I’m with Mother Lode on this – if the Senate decide to scrap it, so be it. But not so it can be replaced by divisive racist “indigenous” confections.
whole-of-government taxpayer dollars rapid disposal plans
So every time you refresh or reload this page you don’t see any comments?
I’m optimistic about the watching the current
incumbentsparasite scum getting us to the bottom quicker so we can start the climb back up.Islanders embraced homosexuality, and blokes wearing grass skirts and sheilas turning up clan initiation ceremonies because they were men born into menstruating bodies, or other people who identified as fish or trees?
First I’ve heard.
how very venezuelan
And how pretty his daughter is when she steps out of the shower.
And how pretty his daughter is when he steps into the shower. Fixed it for you!
Bruce of Newcastle says:
July 28, 2022 at 10:30 am
Dover – Just to let you know that for me the blog is not updating comments for hours on end.
BON, Dover,
other than occasional Internal Server Error before improvements the only thing I have noticed is main screen shows
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As someone from the non-rugby half of Australia, who or what is that?
That might be why so few Stolen Generation cases make it through the courts and why you have to rely on Royal Commissions and commissions of inquiry to give those stories my Aunty told me a run and get some OPM.
I’ve made a further change to the cache lifespan.
Proof that the words ‘feminist” and ‘art” are pretty well mutually exclusive.
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2022/jul/27/sister-acts-when-the-avant-garde-met-feminism-in-pictures
Another in the seemingly endless series ‘why are (some) women so shit”…
Green Dreams, Inflationary Realities
We must find ways to combat climate change without incurring devastating inflation, greater class division, the immiseration of the middle class, and the destitution of the poor.
Global policy and politics, particularly in the high-income world, have been obsessed with dreams of a green economy. Imposing ever-more rigid methods to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as the way to “save the planet” is almost unchallenged in the media, academia, and corporate boardrooms of the developed world. The results on the ground have been less convincing, as the price of everything—from energy and food to construction costs—rises to unsustainable levels and international trade slows as global recession looms. Billions now face immiseration, malnutrition, or starvation. Economist Isabel Schnabel calls this process “greenflation”—companies’ efforts to reduce emissions have driven up prices, particularly since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
This has caused tremendous price pressure on rare earths, copper, and other materials critical to the production of batteries. The green lobby and its media supporters, meanwhile, like to claim that renewable energy is now economically competitive. But in places where strict green energy policies have been introduced, people end up with skyrocketing energy costs. In California, residents pay up to 80 percent above the US national average for electricity. Reliance on wind power has made even Texas’s grid vulnerable. Rather than learn from these experiences, other states, notably New York, have decided to adopt similar policies.
The biggest losers from greenflation are predominately the largely powerless working class and the denizens of developing countries. But even energy rich and historically prosperous countries like Australia face severe price hikes and shortages, as do Canada and the US. Economies have been severely impacted, particularly the agriculture and manufacturing sectors.
– Looking backwards
– A changing political equation
Throughout the West, divergence between elite opinion and that of the vast majority is clear. Climate change activists, backed by the media, tech, and Wall Street elites, and numerous celebrities, may drive coverage and academic discourse, but Gallup notes that climate change ranks as the top priority issue for just two percent of Americans. Inflation leads economic fears with 18 percent, followed by the economy in general with 13 percent. Five percent are most concerned by gas prices. Now, nearly half of all small businesses say they fear inflation will force them into bankruptcy.
– Crisis in the developing world
– An unpalatable religion for most
One reason for this indifference, observes Joel Garreau, lies in how environmentalism has become what novelist Michael Crichton once called “the religion of choice for urban atheists.” Although many green predictions dating back to the late 1960s have turned out to be exaggerated or even plain wrong, this does not seem to trouble climate activists. Although natural resources did not run out but became more abundant, this did not shake the faithful.
Like Medieval Catholicism, the green faith foresees impending doom caused by human activity. In the Middle Ages, wrote Barbara Tuchman, “apocalypse was in the air.” The Final Judgement, brought about by human sin, was not only real but imminent. St. Norbert in the 12th century predicted that the event would occur within the lifetime of his contemporaries. Fueled by the same certainty, the greens have no more desire to debate policy than Medieval clerics.
– The need for autocracy
– Potential divisions in the green movement
– The adaptive alternative
With their eyes on the apocalypse, environmentalists often seem less concerned with adapting to climate change than waxing hysterical about it. Yet the current greenflation crisis could bring a better appreciation of the consequences of draconian and often ill-thought-out policies.
Presumably emboldened by the Rise of Therapeutic Albo, NAB has had Deloitte Access Economics read Australia’s Net Zero fortune.
Released today, All Systems Go tells us that by 2050, Australia must:
1) Apply $420 billion in new investment in enabling technologies:
– $100bn energy*
– $30bn “mobility”
– $50bn manufacturing
– $20bn food
– $200bn in [ahem] “enabling services” (which presumably includes a nice big wodge for Deloitte).
2) Manage $4 trillion (yes, the T number getting an early run here) in “core economic systems
that become low emissions“.
3) The expected benefit of “Australia’s ‘Great Reallocation’ of capital shifts”: $890bn added to GDP by 2070.**
Expect more of this self-interested Net Zero flag-waving from the financial services sector.
Also expect this to be quoted as evidence of ‘private sector enthusiasm’ for Net Zero.
Central Planning is a great thing if you are a central planner…
* Technical note: Using current technology, the cost of providing zero emissions energy at current demand levels is likely to be $600bn++.
** By 2070, the annual cost of replacing renewables infrastructure will be about $100bn. The additional cost of higher energy prices – as in 6 or 7x real – will also factor into GD, perhaps $200bn.
Jab jab booster……………………….
By drawing on the distinction between the efficacy and effectiveness of vaccines, it’s possible to argue that in NSW, rather than a pandemic of the unvaccinated, what we have witnessed is a pandemic of the triple-vaccinated.
Additionally, of the 142 dead, the vaccination status of 2 was not known. One hundred and eighteen of the remaining 140 – 84.3 percent – were at least double-vaccinated and 69 had received three doses of the vaccine: by far the biggest single cohort and almost equal to all the others combined. Hence the thought that perhaps what we are experiencing is a pandemic of the triple-vaccinated.
https://brownstone.org/articles/a-pandemic-of-the-triple-vaccinated/
Tough when you keep publishing stuff your readers don’t want. Rupe will not be amused when he gets back from the lawyers over the latest divorce.
Running beautifully on my Commodore 64.
With or without my Nazi Pass.
bachata! NSFW
Dover – For some reason I see yours now. It’s the last that I see. I’m typing at 10:49am yours is 10:35am. I don’t know if there’ve been any in the 14 minutes since yours – if there are I don’t see them.
Refreshing doesn’t do anything. Closing browser and reopening with history and cookies cleared (my default setting) doesn’t do anything. I just see the comments stuck on one time, most of the morning it was Rosie’s at 5:53am. Leaving the blog then coming back doesn’t do anything.
When I submit a comment nothing happens – it doesn’t appear, and no others appear either. But it’s clear the comment is in the database because my one from earlier did go in.
I’m using Brave. I don’t have any others set up at the moment to try as an alternative.
(Posting this at 10:57am)
Nope, comment doesn’t appear. Refresh (Ctl-R) didn’t show any comments more recent than yours at 10:35am.
Head of NAB on their ABCcess this morning.
Back to back was.
a: We need more carbin regulation for certainty!!!
b: Inflation is because of the war in Ukraine, thats why semiconductor chips are scarce.
Somehow the double and on occasions triple digit increases in “power to cheap to meter” didnt intrude into his thought processes.
Also salivating at the prospect of the jobs summit… because the problem in Austfailure isnt shit education and failed kids… oh no, the problem is we need many…many… more unskilled workers brought in from overseas.
PONZI!!!!
Lots of luvverly new people who havent had their credit ratings ruined by failed businesses after 2 years of mongdowns they can lend money too!
You start to wonder what role Titus has had to play in all this.
The textbook look of severe constipation.
Ah, the ABC. Too bright to do a fact check.
Maybe at 7,600ft the air is a bit thin and might be responsible for the error. That or cold fingers.
The chap quoted is the academic I mentioned earlier who has been employed by the NRL to help them understand Pacific island culture.
Is it any wonder they remain clueless?
Over the years, there have been many calls for the prayer to be abolished, modified or replaced by an acknowledgement of the traditional Aboriginal owners of the land. In the aftermath of the 2010 general election, a minority government was formed in the House of Representatives following agreements between the ALP, the Australian Greens and certain independent members of the House. The terms of those agreements included a commitment to include an acknowledgement of country in the procedures of the Houses. On 26 October 2010, the Senate agreed, without debate, to include an acknowledgement of country after the prayer each day.
Tim:
I’m not sure about this. It’s similar at least to the Manly players being told to wear the rainbow jersey.
One difference is that she can still get a great wedge at taxpayers’ expense as a Senator without being President. So she could boycott the Lord’s Prayer by going back to the ranks without her career being destroyed.
But what if every Senator didn’t want to say the Prayer? I don’t think the President should be able to scrap it by unilateral fiat, but what if e.g. a majority wanted to do so?
Even though I’m a Christian and would prefer that the Lord’s Prayer stays, I’m with Mother Lode on this – if the Senate decide to scrap it, so be it. But not so it can be replaced by divisive racist “indigenous” confections.
Imo the difference between the Senate President and the Manly 7 – is that she entered the Senate, like the rest of them did, with this convention in place, whereas the Manly 7 were never asked to accept through playing in a guernsy not of the club colours that they had been contracted to.
Lines doesn’t want to recite it – but has she said she will authorise another senator to do it in her place?
The Manly 7 have said they don’t want to play in this particular guernsey, not that no-one else cannot play in it.
One position had every bit the totalitarian bent to it, while the other position truly accepts diversity of opinion.
If we allow members of parliament and senators carte blanche to change anything they don’t personally like, then every principal and convention in this country will be gone in an instant.
Parliament of Australia
Roger:
This was predicted in 1980 when the fan clubs became a money making conglomerate.
I’ve spoke on this issue before…
What did Manchin do?
Uh huh. Sure, Delta.
It is also a hallmark of the Right that they think their luck in life is a God-given right.
The Lord’s Prayer is recited because Standing Orders require it.
Those orders can be amended by a vote in the Senate.
rosie makes a good point about the efficacy of the vaccines, though. My original guesstimate of 10% of Bad Things Happening would have been drawn down a lot by my three jabs. Thanks, Gatesy!
That takes me back to Gillard. Hang on a moment while I puke.
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She used to prate on and on about ‘certainty’ with the carbon tax. She felt that it was more important to come to a decision than to come to the right decision. That companies would prefer to be told that the tax would be $25 per tonne today than $10 per tonne in a few weeks.
Should have been $0, of course, but Labor had already committed to CO2 taxation once they identified how their government and the unions could sink their fangs in and slurp all that delicious money from the pulsing veins of the private sector.
As someone from the non-rugby half of Australia, who or what is that?
Its a gothopottamus.
Which for some reason was made head of Rugby in Australia.
During the easy flowers debacle.
That makes no sense.
Comment on Lyle Shelton’s Twitter feed sums it up:
‘Your sexuality is not political. Forcing others to celebrate it is.’
Ok maybe getting somewhere. If I put the following url into the url field it works properly.
https://newcatallaxy.blog/2022/07/26/open-thread-tue-26-july-2022/#comments
But if I click on a comment, eg on the sidebar, it doesn’t update properly.
https://newcatallaxy.blog/2022/07/26/open-thread-tue-26-july-2022/comment-page-6/#comment-297526
This is Zippy at 10:34am. If I click on that, or put the url into the url field I get an old version which only goes up to 10:35am – your comment then.
So it seems to be some sort of caching issue.
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mUntard wants dibs on other people’s luck?
are you talking good-luck, bad-luck, or both you stupid fool?
the Ministry of Luck will now ensure that luck will be redistributed on a per-whinge-basis
kind of explains why mUnty is gonna whinge all the way to the grave.
It is also a hallmark of the Right that they think their luck in life is a God-given right.
Spoken by a person without the self control to drop weight after 2 years of a virus hes been shitting his pants over, despite that being known, proven factor in bad outcomes.
Because if you die it will just be ‘bad luck” not the 7th fun sized bucket of knispy kreme dripping youve hoovered for the day.
Just luck.
The younger generation of Aboriginals in certain Western Australian towns were claiming membership of the “Stolen Generation” thirty years after those removals ceased…
When I submitted that comment it vanished and the thread didn’t update. But when I went to https://newcatallaxy.blog/2022/07/26/open-thread-tue-26-july-2022/ it was there.
Maybe it’s something to do with the page number (eg “/comment-page-6”) in the individual comment urls?
Beats waiting for Centrelink or the APS.
Is this what they mean by inter-generational trauma?
Joe Manchin and Chuck Schumer Strike a Deal, $370 Billion for Green New Deal Energy Transition, Tax Increases to Pay for it and More IRS Agents
July 27, 2022 | Sundance
Manchin strikes major deal with Schumer on climate, taxes and health care
They will call the bill the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which they said in a joint statement the Senate will consider next week.
Ok another clue. When I submitted the 11:21am comment it vanished, and the blog didn’t update, but the url changed from
https://newcatallaxy.blog/2022/07/26/open-thread-tue-26-july-2022/
to
https://newcatallaxy.blog/2022/07/26/open-thread-tue-26-july-2022/comment-page-6/#comment-297572
then if I put the first url (ie without “comment-page-6/#comment-297572”) back into the url field the thread updates correctly and I can see the latest comment, although I have to scroll down to the end to see it.
(I’m reporting all this stuff to give as much info as I can. Apology to other Cats for it all.)
Sidebar works for me even with page number. Anyone else?
A student who stabbed his classmate to death in broad daylight after she refused his marriage proposal should be executed on live TV, a judge in Egypt has said.
The gruesome murder of 21-year-old Naira Ashraf outside her university in northern Egypt by Mohamed Adel, 21, sent shockwaves across the country last month, The Sun reports.
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What, in heaven’s name, are you talking about, monty?
And did this mass exodus of fans happen? Nope. And I reckon it won’t happen in this latest case either. There are less than 15% of population who somewhat regularly attend any church in Australia. And that number fell even further down in the last two years. Not sure if there will be enough rugby fans who have strong beliefs to walk away.
GayFL, for example, has all the woke bs rounds and people still go and take their kids with them. They might complain and grumble over a pint to their friends, but they still continue to support it.
That’s why I’m not sure I agree with this line from Credlin’s article:
What the zeitgeist fails to understand in this debate over cancel culture is the innate “fair-go” in the Australian character and the willingness of so many of us to want to reject being told what to think, what to say and now who we should worship.
Any real or made up (in most cases) issue that the zeitgeist promotes just needs to be framed correctly to be accepted, or at least not be openly opposed, by majority of Australians. “Oh, you don’t care about others, you granny-killer!?”
I hope I’m wrong about this, but the hope is dwindling fast.
Indolent:
Anyone remember the experiment done in the 80/90’s where they built a truncated version of this?
After the first couple of years, as the concrete continued curing, it sucked up the ?CO2 and the crops died?
Then they had to bring more in to make up the losses before the idiots inside karked it? Turns out Yoomans need CO2 too!
No lessons learned at all.
This is an absolute, shocking disgrace.
And the end result:
That would do wonders for the ratings – sport on Channel 1, a documentary on Channel 2, or an execution on Channel 3?
Indeed, Roger, luck cannot be a right.
Site working fine.
I have similar issues to Bruce.
I have to delete page number from the URL to get to the current comments page.
Do you mean like marrying into money, thus both saving you from destitution and allowing you to pursue imaginary events as a hobby income source?
m0ntysays:
July 28, 2022 at 11:10 am
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It is also a hallmark of the Right that they think their luck in life is a God-given right.
Another evidence-free falsehood by a fat dissembling idiot.
My sentence is the first line quoted.
To be clear, I was referring to Pacific Islander fans.
As for the rest, time will tell if the NRL persists with this line.
The site works fine.
A1, you could say. But I wouldn’t say that.
A1. A1 is what I wouldn’t say. But the site’s great.
Just closed browser (which clears cache, cookies and history) and went to “newcatallaxy.blog” ie the main page.
Most recent comment on the side bar is still H B Bear’s “#comment-297535”. When I click on it the latest one I actually see is Dover’s #comment-297527 ie before Bear’s, which I don’t see.
Putting in “https://newcatallaxy.blog/2022/07/26/open-thread-tue-26-july-2022/” then works though, but only to the top of the page.
Daily Mail. Imagine Magda in a LGBT pride jersey?
What a harrowing ordeal for the child and family.
why does parliament say “our father which art” instead of “who art”
“Which” implies an non-personable entity.
As opposed to those credulous saps that believe in the rights bestowed by the likes of Andrews and Sutton.
“Massive fallout from the Manly Sea Eagles pride jersey saga with kick-off tonight
Magda Szubanski unleashed on the Manly players”
We see what they did there.
Ssssh. That is no way to talk about mUnty’s world view.
Another theological question for theologically inclined Cats:
Why does the Apostles Creed say “on the third day he rose again from the dead?”
Surely this new revision must be a mis-translation from Latin as he didn’t rise again as if he had done so before?
On This Day – a medieval figure of note dropped off the perch:
Number 1 question: Was she ‘vaccinated’?
Roger says:
July 28, 2022 at 9:11 am
Would now be a good time for a Kerry Packeresque swoop to start a “we dont give a shit, just play the game” league?
I tell you what, if Rugby Australia had any nous they’d be watching the situation closely.
Most of the players would have no problem switching codes and would take the fans with them.
Israel Falou was unavailable for comment.
Ah, yes.
That rare condition that has ceased to be so rare in the last 12 months.
Also On This Day:
I can’t help but wonder what the role of pride armour played in all of this.
KJV
test
go for the fourth jab mutley, you know you want it
Roger, was this person employed to advise the NRL on Polynesian matters or “help” the Pacific Island players?
If the latter, this would be one of the cushiest jobs in the country.
Incidentally, it is simplistic in the extreme to regard Polynesians as an amorphous mass. I doubt an atheist Maori from Auckland has very much in common with a Christian villager from the Cook Islands or Fiji.
Now that’s interesting.
They were named by a toxic white guy, Ferdinand Magellan.
Why do they refer to themselves like this? If they despise white history, they might care to rename their culture to something genuinely ethnic.
Double vaxxed as I recall.
The NRL is going to do immense damage to itself over this issue.
Should read the NRL is gonna do immense damage to ITSELF …..!
Reality is that after the “fairies” get hammered tonight all the “experts” will be laying into the NRL with, “It shouldn’t of happened, you should have seen it coming, you should have intervened” ..
cos, if Manly leaks a lotta points and either/both Canberra and/or the Dragons win the chances of Manly finishing in the top 8 are greatly diminished ..!
There used to be a time when “finals” thugby and winning the “premiership” trophy were what mattered most but that, of course, was before ‘diversity” became the real prize .. Manly finishing anywhere from 9 downwards will greatly increase their membership and fan base next season .. cos they stayed “strong” and stuck to their “principles” by throwing away any chance at success always appeals to folk .. worked for BRADBURY, why not for MANLY .. LOL!
German government release figures on serious adverse reactions to Covid vaccine | Dr Clare Craig
Diagnostic Pathologist Dr Clare Craig joins Mark Steyn to discuss the German government releasing figures on serious adverse reactions to the Covid vaccine.
Shut up m0nster.
You are delirious with bat fever and you are just embarrassing yourself.
Even more than usual.
Lysander, the translation harks back to an old English use of again meaning anew, afresh or alive.
I’ve been having lots of problems with the site, would not update comments and stay stuck on the same page no matter what. So I cleared my entire history and restarted the computer and it seems fine now, just have to relog in to a lots of places.
Easy.
Monty can’t face up to the fact that he’s been duped for the last two years about the nature and seriousness of Covid.
The only way he can reconcile it is to rack up the fact that he’s not currently choking on his own bodily fluids, to luck.
Luck, and big Government. Monty’s true Gods.
myocarditis
Not so easy to treat at the best of times.
When mRNA related they are guessing.
They need more and different regulation because the current regulations don’t offer enough opportunities for Grift.
I’m curious to learn that too.
Nope still broken, I just posted a comment but can’t see it, the page won’t update, keeps stuck on a last comment by CL at 11:44. Test.
No problems at all. Even swapped IP this morning and my comment passed The Gatekeeper.
I though Apollo Creed got to his feet before the 10 count in Rocky.
Just tried again and page reopened with up to date comments. Oh well it is what it is.
My understanding is he advised the NRL on Polynesian culture so the NRL could better understand their Pacific Island players.
And I’ll repeat – that may explain why the NRL remains so clueless about their beliefs and culture.
Interesting.
I had a recollection that Wendy Harmer was associated with the Manly Sea Beagles.
Google turned up this article from 2015.
Apparently she was part of a coterie of high profile wymminses who raised money to help the club when it was broke. However, things soured when the Penns took over the club.
Sounds like the Penns are equal opportunity when it comes to pissing people off with autocratic behaviour.
From a linked article the other day:
This is not to suggest that we turn our backs on wind power. Clearly, the technology of turbines will improve over time. But until the capacity factor of turbines comes closer to rivalling that of conventional power plants, we ought to seriously consider putting their proliferation on ice.
I don’t know how the author plans on keeping the wind blowing more and turbines are already close to theoretical efficiency limits.
tofu-dregs in outer space
Gravitas: Out-of-control Chinese rocket to crash on earth
callisays:
July 28, 2022 at 11:56 am
No problems at all. Even swapped IP this morning and my comment passed The Gatekeeper.
Same using AVG Secure VPN and not using Secure VPN – all work fine
And making us sitting ducks in any biffo with the orientals.
But try using ‘treason’, ‘betrayal’, ‘nation’ or ‘communism’ in a conversation and listen to the derision.
The AFR View – Is Labor’s agenda up to the task?
Unless everything goes right, Dr Chalmers’ economic statement may, in fact, be the start of a national realisation that the 2022 federal election campaign dodged the growth agenda Australia’s needs.
At least the 6.1 per cent annual inflation rate reported by the June quarter consumer price index came in a touch under expectations.
That has prompted financial markets to rule out a potential triple-sized 0.75 percentage point increase in the Reserve Bank’s 1.35 per cent cash rate on Tuesday next week.
Instead, a double-barrelled 0.5 percentage point increase – the third in three months – is now expected, with more to come.
Going into 2023, the official cash rate could easily increase to 3 per cent or more, similarly lifting mortgage rates for Australia’s highly-leveraged households. But even then, the real or after-inflation cash rate would be close to zero: hardly a hawkish credit setting.
The question is whether this degree of monetary policy tightening can get ahead of an inflation rate that today’s “confronting” statement from Treasurer Jim Chalmers may forecast to peak at higher than the Reserve Bank’s current 7 per cent prediction.
Yet, the updated forecasts to be included in Dr Chalmers’ “confronting” statement to parliament today are likely to include a relatively prompt return of inflation to within the Reserve Bank’s 2 per cent to 3 per cent target by 2024.
That would amount to an adept policy correction of Australia’s sharpest prices breakout since the inflation stick was broken during the early 1990s recession.
In turn, that forms the basis of the suggestion from both Dr Chalmers and Anthony Albanese that real or after-inflation wages will rise over Labor’s first three-year term, even after a “responsible” and “sustainable” real wage cut to start with.
While possible, this also rests on a relatively soft landing for the Australian economy, even after the sharpish downgrade in global growth prospects from the International Monetary Fund.
As The Australian Financial Review reports today, Dr Chalmers today will downgrade Australia’s economic growth forecasts for next financial year from 2.5 per cent to 2.0 per cent. That would likely only modestly increase the current 3.5 per cent jobless rate.
In the scheme of things – including the war in Ukraine and the global energy crisis – that would amount to a less-costly escape from the global pandemic than was feared at its outset.
Yet, the Treasurer also is expected to flag that the October budget will downgrade its medium-term productivity assumptions, making containment of the government public debt blowout even more challenging to correct.
The budget implications of Australia’s weaker trend productivity performance – highlighted at least three years ago by this masthead – need to permeate further through Australia’s public debate and the newly-elected government’s policy agenda.
Unless everything goes right, Dr Chalmers’ economic statement may, in fact, be the start of a national realisation that the 2022 federal election campaign dodged the growth agenda needed to support Mr Albanese’s promises to lift all boats.
His government has made a mostly solid start, including on energy and climate policy.
Yet, some early signs – including the dreadful appeasement of the law-breaking CFMEU – may sound the alarm that this will not be enough.
Maybe they don’t want to give that old Maori-Warringah stalwart, John Hopoate,
and excuse to pop around.
“Robert Blackadder was a medieval…”
Yes, thank you Baldrick.
Never seen Rocky. Might have to fix that. Also never seen Rainman.
On 26 October 2010, the Senate agreed, without debate, to include an acknowledgement of country after the prayer each day.
Pedantically, if there is no prayer, then there cannot be an acknowledgement, as there is no prayer for it to follow?
m0nty-fa the fascist
It is also a hallmark of the Right that they think their luck in life is a God-given right.
It is also a hallmark of the fascist left that they think power over the lives of others is a Marx-given right.
I see that the ‘Rona has rejected you.
callisays:
July 28, 2022 at 11:49 am
Pasifika (sometimes spelt Pasefika) is used to refer to the people, cultures, and language of Pacific groups (including: S?moa, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau, Tuvalu, and other smaller Pacific nations) who are now living in New Zealand.
Now that’s interesting.
They were named by a toxic white guy, Ferdinand Magellan.
Why do they refer to themselves like this? If they despise white history, they might care to rename their culture to something genuinely ethnic.
I think the Maoris refer to them as ‘Coconuts’. As in floated across the ocean to NZ. I don’t think that is an improvement by the way and I don’t wish to incur the ire of any Islanders.
‘Build Back Broke’
Lawmakers react after Manchin, Schumer agree to reconciliation deal: ‘Build Back Broke’
Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn tweeted ‘Build Back Broke’ in response to the deal struck by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Joe Manchin
MANCHIN, SCHUMER AGREE TO VASTLY PARED BACK VERSION OF BUILD BACK BETTER
The two senators said the bill will raise $739 billion in revenue by IRS tax enforcement, closing the carried interest loophole and establishing a corporate minimum tax. Roughly $433 billion will be spent on energy and climate provisions, as well as an expansion of the Affordable Care Act.
“Democrats have already crushed American families with historic inflation. Now they want to pile on giant tax hikes that will hammer workers and kill many thousands of American jobs. First they killed your family’s budget. Now they want to kill your job too,” McConnell wrote.
Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., said the package means “More taxing & spending + another Green New Deal.”
m0nty says:
July 28, 2022 at 11:13 am
rosie makes a good point about the efficacy of the vaccines, though. My original guesstimate of 10% of Bad Things Happening would have been drawn down a lot by my three jabs. Thanks, Gatesy!
The same for aged care residents who’ve had at least three doses and most four.
They’d be dead except…….they’re dead.
Yeah, both ANZ and Westpac have had announcements to the ASX this week or so which reeked of greenery so much you could mistake them for a bunch of druids. Tens of billions for all the green boondoggles. Ah well, men go mad in herds and only come to their senses one by one when it finally hits them in the wallet.
Any parent who vaccinated their child against COVID needs to be convicted of child abuse.
Sancho
Incidentally, it is simplistic in the extreme to regard Polynesians as an amorphous mass. I doubt an atheist Maori from Auckland has very much in common with a Christian villager from the Cook Islands or Fiji.
Not so much simplistic as straight up racist.
Hunter Biden’s biz partner called Joe Biden ‘the Big Guy’ in panicked message after Post’s laptop story
By Miranda Devine
James Gilliar called Joe Biden “the Big Guy” on the same day The Post reported on Hunter Biden’s laptop.
“If they lose, honestly, I don’t think that the Big Guy really cares about that because he’ll be too busy focusing on all the other s–t he is doing.”
The identity of the “big guy” has since formed part of the grand jury investigation in Wilmington, Del. into Hunter’s business dealings — as calls ramped up to have President Biden, who has repeatedly denied any involvement in his son’s dealings, included in a conspiracy probe.
Gilliar had referenced the “big guy” as he acted as the driving force behind Hunter and his uncle Jim Biden’s planned multimillion dollar deal with Chinese energy conglomerate CEFC.
In an email to Hunter, Jim and other partners on May 13, 2017, Gilliar outlined an equity breakdown in which 10% of the lucrative CEFC joint venture would be held by Hunter “for the big guy”.
That email, which was previously revealed by The Post, was found on the laptop Hunter abandoned at a Delaware repair shop in April 2019.
Another former associate of the first son, US Navy veteran Tony Bobulinski, publicly declared in October 2020 that “big guy” was a reference to President Biden – and alleged Biden was aware of, and involved in, the planned CEFC deal.
I do not believe it is a God-given right, but I thank God every day for all the luck he has bestowed on me and my family.
BTW, my definition of luck in this instance includes countless occasions when things have simply ‘fallen into place’, or complex matters have been resolved, without our influence. Not full on miracles, just extraordinary, God-given luck.
Doubtless as part of ‘a cunning plan’.
Australian politicians want to drive us down the same path to penury!
Don’t worry we won’t reach penury according to CNN
CNN’S ‘Climate Correspondent’ Predicts All Life on Earth Is About to End
WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE! Well, not today, maybe not tomorrow, but from what you read and see lately, one would assume that we, and the rest of the planet, are on life support. All life on earth. Maybe even cockroaches. Keep reading.
Screw writing out the will and trust; spend all your money now. “WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!”
It’s funny how the harder you work, the luckier you get.
I knew a bloke that said that all the time. He worked hard, was careful about what he spent his money on and was maligned by lazy people for making money. I’d help him occasionally for nix but not the winge’s. He always offered to pay and the others wanted it for nothing.
Does the furore over the Manly pride jersey sound familiar?
Criticise the decision to go ahead without consulting the players and you are likely to be met with an exaggerated sigh. It is a repeat of the cynical and censorious tactics used by ‘yes’ campaigners in the same-sex marriage plebiscite.
38 minutes ago By The Mocker
Anyone able to post OZ Mocker’s article? -Thanks
Kieran Gilbert on Sky says that it’s “ok to blame the previous government for the financial situation during this honeymoon period”.
Eh? The previous government was managing the budget pretty well until the Dreaded Pandemic derailed things, whereupon all the states (including a number of Labor ones) mobbed the “National Cabinet” and put the hard word on the feds to give them lots of money so people could isolate at home.
Normies are being gaslighted into accepting sexual perversion.
Worth watching for Dustin Hoffman’s masterful performance as an autistic savant. The story-line was forgettable – apart from the casino scene – but my heart still aches for poor Raymond.
Nicholas Roske googled stabbing methods before Brett Kavanaugh murder attempt
Biden’s plan to boost inflation By Post Editorial Board
And they say liberals have no sense of humor. Faced with record inflation and terrible poll numbers, Democratic leaders say they’ve reached a deal for even more taxes and spending. Get this, they’re calling it the Inflation Reduction Act. Ha!
We can only imagine that Sen. Joe Manchin said yes because he thought it was a joke. Certainly the American people won’t be laughing. The bill would increase taxes through various so-called “reforms” and “loophole” closures — which really means more IRS audits on the little guy.
The spending will go to subsidies for ObamaCare, which has proven it can’t survive without them. And hundreds of millions in subsidies for solar and wind power, which also can’t survive without them.
They call it a bill to fight climate change. It’s transferring taxpayer money to Democratic-backed companies that would otherwise fail.
The Inflation Reduction Act — a punchline, and a punch in the face to Americans.
I’m loving Rick Stein’s India on SBS Food. I didn’t know, for example, that what we now know as Indian spices – cardamon, cumin, pepper, etc – were brought to India by Syrian traders in the third century AD.
The one thing the Indians didn’t borrow from the English colonists who came later was Western food hygiene, which is why the joint is still a hotbed of disease – which Stein of course ignores, preferring to see the Indians as noble savages.
70 years ago my mother would labour all day to make dozens of preserves, jams, pickles etc. Collecting and preparing fruit/vegetables, then juggling the needs of five boisterous children and a temperamental wood stove to keep her vacola jars or stewing pot just right.
Finally, the satisfaction of labelling the jars and storing them on open shelves, to be admired by all, (herself in particular), only to be told by a visitor, “You’re so lucky having all these preserves.”
Mother was not amused.
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Are you going to point this stunning new discovery of yours out to your libertarian globalist mates, or do they get a free pass because they’re just sooooo damn charming and above accountability and likely to turn on you if you do?
This assumes that people to the Right of politics are “lucky” and those to the Left are not. It is also not clear what form this “luck” takes. “Luck” in a financial sense may have something to do with hard work, but even those who work very hard can be unlucky.
A lot of this lucky-unlucky stuff is rooted in envy/covetousness and has less to do with politics and more to do with the individual’s moral compass.
That doesn’t mean that a certain element of politics has not made covetousness and jealousy and dissatisfaction an art form and political tool. They most certainly have.
Don’t be ridiculous Monty.
The one to thank for your three jabs is Donald Trump.
Another Fauci Cover-Up!
Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit on behalf of American Transparency (OpenTheBooks.com) against the Department of Health and Human Services for employment and financial disclosure records for the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) chief of the Clinical Center’s Department of Bioethics Christine Grady. Grady is the spouse of Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (American Transparency, d/b/a/ OpenTheBooks.com v. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (No. 1:22-cv-02021)).
The left are miserable fucks who are never content, hence always unlucky, always looking to take from others.
The right can count their blessings, and be grateful.
The pinnacle of “luck” is contentment.
If you are content with what you have then you have unlocked the secret of deep and abiding happiness.
It doesn’t mean you don’t strive for excellence in all you do, it just means that the amassing of more and more “stuff” becomes meaningless. And it turns your gaze on the things that matter – family, friends, community.
Too true calli.
Roger just prior to High Noon.
So, he/she/xe is advising on some Utopian Polynesia imagined to exist before 1750, not on the Polynesia of today.
How quaint.
“Get back in your glass case, you coconut specimen!”
On both counts.
The same good folk who were ultimately herded into getting an experimental jab they didn’t want, have spent the last decade on here training for it by allowing themselves to be herded by libertarians.
Being OK with being bullied and jollied along in one sphere makes you get used to it I guess.
Joe Manchin played his role well, pretending that he is against the GND/BBB. Democrats used the oldest trick in the book – ask more than you need to settle on what you actually need.
Manchin’s electorate is leaning conservative as well. Two birds with one stone.
Translation: Albanese is about to disappoint his sponsors in the Union movement who expected to boast to their members how Labor delivered a substantial unearned pay rise because Solidarity Forever.
Instead, they are going to have to make do with higher retail prices while they await the good, well-paying jobs that will inevitably come from electricity too cheap to meter.
WHO on monkeypox: Gay men should maybe consider limiting their sexual partners
A running debate about public health messaging on monkeypox has been playing out in my social media feed the past few weeks, although it’s a lopsided one. On one side are public officials like this nitwit, who seem concerned first and foremost with fighting the “stigma” of a disease that thus far has afflicted almost exclusively gay men:
If you’re wondering how prudently Vasan handled the emergence of a different virus that placed another vulnerable community at risk of being stigmatized, the answer is: Exactly as you’d expect.
The “stigma” obsessives remind me of the epidemiologists who turned on a dime in the summer of 2020 from insisting on rigorous social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID to justifying massive civil rights gatherings after George Floyd’s death in the belief that racism was a more serious health risk than the novel coronavirus. If, in the midst of a national epidemic, your priorities run towards politics more so than controlling the outbreak, then you’re not doing your job. Run for office if you want to bloviate about stigma and prejudice. Worry about transmission if you want to manage public health.
Not quite all of us.
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You took it too.
Not that it’s any of my business what you choose.
Monkeypox declared disease of significance
He’s right, you know.
Covid is not transmitted in the same way that Monkeypox allegedly appears to be.
Michael Shellenberger, author of the great analysis of how munty’s mates, the left, have fucked the US, San Fransicko, is interviewed in detail about how the left is fucking the US and the West:
It’s the idea that you can divide the world into victims and oppressors, and that people are frozen in those identities by nature of their identity or experience. To victims, everything should be given and nothing required. Furthermore, progressives think they must take revenge against the so-called victimizers by taking from them and redistributing to the victims. This victim ideology is central to the destruction of our cities.
It depends on what type of “sheep” you consider yourself to be.
The one who endlessly rails against their fellow man for being “stupid” and gullible and sheep-like on one issue, while all the time being a sheep themselves in other ways.
There are mobs and mobs, and they all contain sheep. And all destined for one end.
I read the article about the little girl who died in Canberra hospital. Certainly appears that the hospital were very lax in their treatment.
The article said she was diagnosed with influenza type A and she should have been tested when they tested for covid.
I’ve mentioned a couple of times my daughter’s friend’s 2 year old spent five days in ICU with influenza.
It’s a disease that kills children.
Why both my grandchildren are vaccinated against it, and daughters got vaccinated while pregnant.
Acute myocarditis is a well-known complication of influenza infection.
mØnty must’ve worked like a Trojan to fall into the arms of the “upper middle class”.
Note, I think she should have been tested for flu when she was tested for covid.
Regarding the myocarditis death of 5 year old in Canberra.
As CL mentioned the obvious question is was she vaccinated ? Then we have the obvious question of whether the Medical authorities would even tell us if they knew she was recently vaxxed. Might make some people think a bit more.
Interesting. Mark Latham did not support our Pauline’s walkout. He said when he does a welcome to country, he thanks everyone not just the 3rd nations.
Not true. He was the Prince of Wales.
Jacinta Price did though.
Senator Jacinta Price ‘understands’ Pauline Hanson’s move to storm out of parliament over Acknowledgment of Country (28 Jul)
Well said Ms Price. The Left always does this: takes the sacred and makes it into a Party loyalty test.
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This type:
https://www.slantmagazine.com/film/baa-baad-or-good-black-sheep/