Looks good Lizzie.
Open Thread – Tues 2 Aug 2022
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Great to see you here, Lizzie,
I have written four detailed travelogues containing observations from our recent trip to the Caribbean, Brazil, Argentina and Chile, for…
I loved Spooner with Blackout Bowen wearing a Napoleon hat.
China’s investment in nuclear power construction has well-night tripled since 2019 In 2023 China had 10 nuclear reactor units either…
Can’t wait until “Cold Fries” is classified as racist.
A qwerty story that the ABC is sure not to cover.
Transgender murderer arrested for killing again at age 83, after two prior murder convictions (2 Aug, via Instapundit)
…as a recent story in the New York Times shows. “How did a two-time killer get out to be charged again at age 83?” reads the Times headline. That killer was arrested at age 83 for killing someone, after previously spending three decades in prison for killing one girlfriend, and before that, spending twenty years in prison for killing an earlier girlfriend. Twice, the killer had been paroled and released after deliberately murdering someone.
The New York Times story is about Marceline Harvey, “a transgender woman who transitioned at some point after her release from prison.” That means Harvey spent decades in prison as male-identifying biological man, only to identify as a woman after being released from prison around age 80.
A parole panel released Harvey in 2019, despite Harvey’s prior killings of two women. Harvey later was allowed to stay in a women’s shelter after identifying as a woman. As the New York Times notes, “a homeless shelter worker and people close to Ms. Leyden questioned whether, despite her gender identity, Ms. Harvey should have been placed in a homeless shelter for women, given her history of attacking and murdering them.”
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The Times notes that a nurse practitioner who ran the intake interview at the shelter “said she told Ms. Harvey that placing her in a women’s shelter seemed like a bad idea, given her history of killing women.” Yet despite the nurse’s objections, “her supervisors allowed Ms. Harvey entry,” because the city’s “policy” is “to place individuals in shelters based on their reported gender identity.”
Soon, Harvey returned to violence, killing Susan Leyden, and then chopping up and discarding her body parts.
Ok, this guy offs his girlfriend and gets 20 years. Gets out then offs another girlfriend, gets 30 years. Gets out aged 80, “transitions” into a woman, is placed into a women’s refuge and then offs a another woman and chops her up into pieces.
Nope, don’t think the ABC is going to report this one.
Another example of insane COVID hysteria still going on right now.
Schools in Tasmania leave windows and doors open in the middle of winter as a COVID countermeasure.
Same here in Melbourne. As a consequence Teachers are off sick, students are off sick – not with COVID, but because they are blasted with cold outside air in the middle of winter.
Of course, there’s no evidence in the form of RCT’s or even observational studies that opening windows in winter actually reduces transmission – it’s just some shiny-bum health bureaucrat’s brain-fart rolled out across our kids schools without a skerrick of skeptical thought.
People have been enclosing buildings and installing closed windows for thousands of years to shelter from the effects of cold in winter – but some fuckknuckles think this is a good idea?
Greenies spewin’ – Great Barrier Reef study shows greatest coral cover on record
Thursday, 04 August 2022
The northern and central Great Barrier Reef have recorded their highest amount of coral cover since the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) began monitoring 36 years ago.
Great news for people who care about the reef.
Crap news for Greenie propagandists who selfishly use the reef to advance their political cause.
https://www.aims.gov.au/information-centre/news-and-stories/highest-coral-cover-central-northern-reef-36-years
The tragedy of the 1967 referendum is that the font of goodwill expressed was matched by the “Black Power” movement as evidenced by the setting of of the Tent Embassy in Canberra, and the idiotic policies of the Whitlam Government, in setting up the outback communities, where the Aborigine would be the “noble savage”, practicing his culture and living in harmony with his tribal lands.
Just finished latest Megyn Kelly podcast.
She and John Rogan of Washington Post go into the latest BS “research” suggesting a lab leak. Meanwhile I have seen there Aussie newspapers report the research without any mention
Her 2nd guest was ex SEAL Rob O Neil who killed Bin Ladin. Good discussion on recent hit on Al Quada leader, Afganistan in general, wokeness in military and why there are recruiting problems in US military.
Josh Rogan not John.
cuckoo cuckoo
New Zealand has released its first ever climate adaptation plan which takes into account the harsh realities of climate change. The ambitious plan includes a possibility of moving some communities to higher ground.
Roger
And, of course, as advisers to every level of government, including local (where social planning is becoming a big thing).
The counter-revolution must start with local government. Fortunately, the Liars and the Slime have already established the principle that local government can take an expansive view of its responsibilities. Take over your local council, with some like-minded fellow travelers, and use that to reverse the rot.
Um, if you want a virus to live long enough in the air to get to another person, then cold air is best. It’s why we use fridges to preserve stuff.
And you need to double the ‘official’ numbers to get the real inflation rate
Wow, would be like adding a big target to your business saying please come and rob, loot and burn when the next rioting season starts.
“It’s not worth your life to resist. They will get caught! Toss the keys in the opposite direction you plan to escape,” Johnson said in the post.
Spraying them with gas and setting them on fire isn’t an option?
Wow, would be like adding a big target to your business saying please come and rob, loot and burn when the next rioting season starts.
Unless the label was Korean Owned.
Imagine – you get free housing while working o/s for DFAT and now you want the value of that free housing to be calculated into your super entitlements.
I hope it wins.
Then we can take the tax office to court over calculating the FBT against my super.
Given my work supplies power/water/medical/housing that should be worth a motza if they add the cash amount to my wage.
Mining employees will be farting through silk once the worth of flights/accommodation/tucker etc all cops a 10% super contribution as well (backdated).
Just listen to this person.
Albo saying what we need are “booster shots”.
Isn’t it time they dropped the rubbishy non-vaccines and came clean about commonly available and inexpensive anti-virals?
Body Language: Matt Gaetz, FBI Rat-holing Evidence
Body Language Ghost
Sadly Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 doesn’t appear to be Supranational!
Not sure if already mentioned, but
Johnny Famechon R.I.P.
https://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/other/former-world-featherweight-boxing-legend-jean-pierre-johnny-famechon-dies-aged-77/ar-AA10hCd5
How to obtain a shedload more staff.
.1. Dont start taxing kids till they hit 21. NO TAX AT ALL. (you can set a cap of $200,000 or something silly)
.1. Dont tax retirees AT ALL. Once they have left the workforce due to age you stop taxing them (again with a very high cutoff)
Congratulations, you have just solved the labour shortage and cost yourself very little.
Most people at the start of their working life, and past retirement contribute SFA in tax.
By not taxing them at all you give a huge incentive to work and help them at a stage of life where money is generally tight.
Hear, hear!
Oldozzie, haven’t you been told to not link to or look at zerohedge? The expert here assures me that it rots your brain. I guess that’s easier than responding to whatever the article in question is postulating.
We are all taxed via GST, Stamp Duties on property and motor vehicle transfers, and so on.
https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/advocacy-journalism-is-propaganda?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Robert Malone has an interesting article on the growing phenomenon of “advocacy journalism”. Although this title suggests everything, as Malone notes, it is astounding how forthright modern media is about it, as we can see from this definition from Wiki:
“Classic tenets of journalism call for objectivity and neutrality. These are antiquated principles no longer universally observed…. We must absolutely not feel bound by them. If we are ever to create meaningful change, advocacy journalism will be the single most crucial element to enable the necessary organizing. It is therefore very important that we learn how to be successful advocacy journalists. For many, this will require a different way of identifying and pursuing goals.”
Labor’s landmark climate change legislation, which would create a legally binding target to cut greenhouse emissions by 43 per cent on 2005 levels by 2030, is now expected to hit the Senate next month.
God help us all.
All to help Antifa-style progressive street thugs in the US target Asians for bashings and robberies.
The progressive sociopaths at Google are violent, racist scum.
I see that flyingduk is online at the moment.
I know that some Cats have been suffering the effects of Long Covid. I have just watched an interesting discussion of the use of a Keto Diet in countering the lingering effects of the virus (and perhaps the vaccine). It would be interesting to get Duk’s opinion.
https://drtrozzi.org/2022/08/01/stage-4-cancer-survivor-will-dove-interviews-dr-rob-verkerk/
Do we know what admissions policies that foster diversity is code for?
Historic Number of Corporations File Amicus Briefs in U.S. Supreme Court in Support of College Admissions Policies That Foster Diversity
Accenture
Adobe Inc.
Aeris Communications, Inc.
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.
Airbnb, Inc.
Alaska Airlines, Inc.
American Airlines, Inc.
American Express Company
American International Group, Inc.
Amgen Inc.
Apple Inc.
Applied Materials, Inc.
Ariel Investments, LLC
Bain & Company
Bayer US LLC
Biogen Inc.
Bristol Myers Squibb
Chamber of Progress
Cigna Corporation
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Corning Incorporated
Corteva Agriscience
Cruise LLC
Cummins, Inc.
Dell Technologies, Inc.
Dupont de Nemours, Inc.
Eaton Corporation
Engine Advocacy
Etsy, Inc.
General Dynamics Corporation
General Electric Company
General Motors Company
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
GlaxoSmithKline LLC
Google LLC
HP Inc.
International Business Machines Corp.
IKEA Retail US
Illinois Tool Works Inc.
Intel Corporation
Jazz Pharmaceuticals PLC
JetBlue Airways
Johnson & Johnson
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.
KPMG LLP
Leidos Holdings, Inc.
Levi Strauss & Co.
LinkedIn Corp.
Logitech Inc.
Lyft, Inc.
Mastercard Inc.
Match Group, LLC
Mattel, Inc.
Merck & Co., Inc.
Meta Platforms, Inc.
Micron Technology, Inc.
Microsoft Corp.
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Paramount Global
PayPal Inc.
Pinterest, Inc.
Procter & Gamble Company
RealNetworks, Inc.
Red Hat, Inc.
Ripple Labs Inc.
Salesforce, Inc.
Shell USA, Inc.
Silicon Valley Leadership Group
Starbucks Corporation
Steelcase Inc.
The Hershey Company
The Kraft Heinz Company
The Prudential Insurance Company of America
Twilio Inc.
Uber Technologies, Inc.
United Airlines Inc.
Verily Life Sciences LLC
Verizon Services Corp.
ViiV Healthcare Company
VMware Inc.
Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc.
Zazzle Inc.
Senator Rennick on what can only be characterised as TGA gross incompetence and gross negligence:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qhm1_n84so
Feelthebern:
This shows just how far that activist judges can use State Emergency Powers to subvert the intent of voting laws.
In Australia we also have activist judges who are able to interpret laws under Emergency Powers.
A closer look at some of our recent elections and the statutory bodies overseeing them may just be an eye opener.
feelthebern says:
August 4, 2022 at 9:42 am
omg.
You carry 700k units of x.
Average carry 12 months.
You now carry 100k of that 700k units of x for 18 months with higher average re-sale value than the other 600k units of x.
What does that do for your cash flow?
ftb, my previous comment wasn’t aimed at criticising you..
Teslas are easily 100% more expensive than the average Hertz rent-a-car..
And why would Teslas easily last 18 months vs 12 months?
And would their re-sale value be proportionally more than the higher purchase price when compared to the ICE alternatives?
All I’m saying is that this youtuber drinks enough Tesla Kool-Aid to drown an elephant.
He’s full of shit.
Mater:
A quick poll of persons here about the Voice:
Old Mate – “Hadn’t heard about it.”
Other Old mate – “It’ll be about the money.”
Chemist – “Shrug.”
Checkout Chick – “Don’t Care.”
I think we underestimate the apathy of the Great Unwashed at our peril.
And I almost forgot, but better late than never.
Happy Birthday FlashCat. And many happy returns.
And thanks to Dover for stepping into the breach.
rickwsays:
August 4, 2022 at 1:53 pm
Good to see the paid reps of Australia hard at work keeping themselves informed of critical issues..
Bastards need their delicate bits attached to a shock generator, more than 5 minutes out of their seat and an ever increasing charge to the nether regions.
Keeping themselves deliberately ignorant
Happy Anniversary Dover!
…i did get the feeling that the warranty was running out…
Re the whole China thing and its “drills”
I recall watching a movie where the Arabs said they would continue conducting drills on Israel’s border for months on end until Israel got sick of it and gave up thinking an invasion was coming (and that’s when Egypt and Syria would strike).
Bluey:
The LDP was infiltrated and subverted, then put on a red hot griddle for 3 minutes, years ago. The Marxists have smothered you in a mushroom sauce and will feast on your carcass with a fine red wine until you get rid of them.
This is what they do, subvert their enemies into powerlessness and consume them. Show me any Right of Center party in the Western world and tell me I’m wrong. They’re stuffed full of RINOs and their ilk.
Until the Conservatives go back to their roots and rediscover what made them workable in the first place, they will remain in the political wilderness. Pure, but powerless while the Left enact their agenda.
There is some relief in that they thought your ideals made you dangerous enough to target.
WARNING—Graphic footage: Fox News host Tucker Carlson weighs in on the top issues of the Democratic Party on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’ #FoxNews #tucker
Is anyone having trouble pasting text, links, to site?
And here it is.
Labour arent even going to bother with the figleaf of “we had to amend to pass the legislation” instead they are going straight to doing what they really wanted via the stalking horse of the greens/performing teals.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-04/climate-bill-passes-lower-house-greens-teal-tweaks/101299160
A bill to write the government’s 43 per cent emissions reduction target into law has passed the lower house after the government agreed to several minor amendments from the crossbench.
The federal government did not need the votes of crossbenchers in the lower house to pass its climate target bill, but it agreed to support amendments moved by a number of independents.
The “teal” independent MPs who swept into parliament on a platform of climate action and government integrity have celebrated the federal government’s willingness to negotiate changes to its bill.
….
Ms Steggall said the next step for the government must be to phase out oil, coal and gas by ending new approvals, a key sticking point of the Greens, who agreed yesterday to give the bill the votes needed to pass the senate despite not receiving that concession.
Not a mad person at all.
Completely sane and very well informed.
Winston
This is what they do, subvert their enemies into powerlessness and consume them. Show me any Right of Center party in the Western world and tell me I’m wrong. They’re stuffed full of RINOs and their ilk.
A communist tactic known as “Entryism”.
The list is like WEF issued a memo
Gee whizz! .. how desperate can the NSW gummint be? ..received a letter this morning from Community & Justice, Sheriff’s Office telling me I’m eligible for jury duty ..!
Jury duty.. FFS! .. I’m 74 years old, retired and long past caring about ‘serving” gummint in any way ..
You’d think that they’d have enuf working age bodies in NSW that calling on OAPs is a bit far fetched ..
I meanz this is the mob that won’t let unvaxxed visitors into old folks homes but, apparently, old folks going into crowded court rooms is OK ……!
Feelthebern:
That’s correct, FTB. But it does share a border with Iran. Iran – no matter what it says publicly still regards the Russians as one of the Lesser Satans.
Never underestimate a Persians capacity for duplicity.
It looks like the State Departments game plan is to bog down Russia with brushfire wars on its periphery, turning the states that used to be part of its defensive shield under the USSR into liabilities that have to be defended against.
Moderna patented sequence in SARS-CoV-2 – COVID-19 vaccines update 52
Coincidentally Moderna owns a patent on a modified sequence of a gene, the fragment of which in reverse order also happens to be part of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein gene. We discuss how such coincidence could arise, what the patented gene is involved in, and why the sequence in question has already been surrounded in controversy and attracted countless conspiracy theories.
Fitton: “We have confirmation that the FBI/DOJ were protecting Joe & Hunter Biden!” #shorts Judicial Watch
The future is black.
And by black, I mean African.
https://www.populationpyramid.net/africa/2019/
Most of the rest of the world is devoid of young people.
You old geezers are looking at a complete collapse in your lifestyles without mass importations.
Before we can do it though, we have to kill dead the multi- culti ideology that invites people over and says “Ahh, we’re shit, do your own thing”.
For those who decided to accept Novavax vaccination:
https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/eu-regulator-says-novavax-covid-vaccine-should-carry-side-effect-warning-2022-08-03/
Viv Forbes does an excellent summary of why Australia is doomed with a new government intent on crippling the economy:
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/08/this_is_what_finally_puts_an_end_to_australia.html
why do you think they are trying to starve them
This is nonsense. If it’s true you can name the date and say what the effect was.
“They’re not conservative” does not cut it, a moderate libertarian party never claimed to be a beacon of conservatism, only a moderate degree of similarity.
Leadership appears to have cranked up his leadership predictions again, which is no surprise.
The Future is black as in Africa Leadership says. The problem with this prediction is that 20 years ago people were fearful that the mid east population would explode. Nup, it’s imploding and it was so sudden and severe that it caught out every demographer. These sorts of predictions – in fact any long term prediction – is just stoopid.
Also, there are predictions people will be able to live healthy lives with a ceiling of 120 in the not too distant future. Longevity and healthy longevity is a function of technology – in this case medical technology.
Labour arent even going to bother with the figleaf of “we had to amend to pass the legislation” instead they are going straight to doing what they really wanted via the stalking horse of the greens/performing teals.
Possibly also calculated to make them feel relevant, and make them look relevant in the eyes of their voter base, with a view both to shoring up their re-election prospects in seats Labor doesn’t expect to win and to make them feel all warm and friendly to Labor.
Smart business by Labor to feed the teal chooks. Albo knows what he is doing.
Dutton flailing about looking like a goose.
The white slacks are a mistake, but i gotta say Zoe Daniel is the only teal chook who is actually bangable.
Possibly also calculated to make them feel relevant
Didn’t he start that last week when he authorized an extra “staffer” after the media lauded fanfare of cutting their numbers ..!
M0nty
Just what Elbow said in parliament today.
What a coincidence!
“Zoe Daniel is the only teal chook who is actually bangable.”
You need your eyes checked, it would take more beer than I can drink.
Democracies everywhere now are run by political parties who understand that the way to stay in power is to pay off voters.
It follows that debt is out of control.
No leader anywhere gives a fuck. There is no intention to pay off this debt. It is insurmountable.
On the horns of a dilemma.
Need beer to commence activities.
Too much beer makes ……performance…….problematic.
Old School Conservativesays:
August 4, 2022 at 3:31 pm
M0nty
Dutton flailing about looking like a goose
Just what Elbow said in parliament today.
What a coincidence!
AnAl had priority access to the talking points email, poor m0nty-fa had to wait for the late delivery to be able to parrot the points in his usual mindless fashion.
The Albansleazey* goat rodeo’s:
Again, there seems to be a distinct lack of detail as to how this lunacy might be achieved. We are “governed” by insane ideologues utterly unaware of their own staggering stupidity and hubris.
*Trying desperately to be known as “Mr 43%” as opposed to “Mr 33%”.
Bruce O’Newk:
From the Breitbart article
*snork*
The ABC only became interested in anti-virals when it was reported Biden was being treated with them.
Now they’re back to bashing the vaccine hesitant/sceptical.
m0nty says:
August 4, 2022 at 3:16 pm
Smart business by Labor to feed the teal chooks. Albo knows what he is doing.
Smart?
New sheet music for the Titanic quartet.
AGL, Snowy Hydro warn power grid reforms will drive up bills
A controversial plan to shore up east-coast grid by paying generators to be on standby has been dealt another blow as power giants AGL and Snowy Hydro reject the reform and warn it could result in excessive increases in customers’ bills.
The latest VFACTS industry sales data published by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries today shows only four Tesla Model 3s were reported as sold in July – a fraction of the 3097 sold in March, and 4653 over the first six months of the year.
However, the single-digit sales result can be attributed wholly to supply
inflate it away
General Motors Co (GM) is prepaying Livent Corp $198 million for a guaranteed six-year supply of lithium.
Prepaying cash for a guaranteed metal supply is almost unheard of in the mining industry – and this deal shows just how worried/keen GM is to secure sufficient raw materials to meet its goal of producing 1 million electric vehicles (EVs) annually by 2025.
The broad terms of the deal were announced last week, but yesterday Livent announced the financial terms. “GM is certainly thinking for the long term here,” CEO Paul Graves said. “By making the advanced payment, they are clearly giving us the commitment that we were looking for.”
Livent will supply the automaker with battery-grade lithium hydroxide made primarily from lithium extracted at its brine-based operations in South America, over a six year period beginning in 2025 with the goal of transitioning 100% of its downstream lithium hydroxide processing for GM to North America.
https://stockhead.com.au/resources/eye-on-lithium-gm-just-prepaid-livent-198m-for-a-guaranteed-six-year-supply-of-lithium-hydroxide/
Worked in the past. There could be a few casualties this time around.
At a nominal GDP growth of 5.5%, which is inflation of 2.5% and growth of 3%. It would take 30 years to make it look like debt of $200 billion looking at it in a present day context. This assumes a current debt level of $1 trillion. It’s doable.
Monty thinks Elbow is smart.
We’ll be lucky if we don’t experience an economic collapse regardless of the fart fighting target set by the cliff edge lemming toll team.
Anyone who has the remotest contact with nuts and bolts businesses can see the crushing burden of energy pricing will steamroll economic growth.
I dunno Bear, this place really is the lucky country in so many ways. Basically 26 million people sitting on a continent the size of continental US. There are no limits to what we could achieve. The limitations are placed on ourselves by moronic decisions.
Not a divisive figure at all.
Yea a bunch of fucking morons who have zero idea what the fuck they’re doing. Yep, it’s a recipe for greater things to be feeding them. You big fat rotund eggnog idiot. Get back in the basement before I call Brett Sutton telling him you’re above ground. Go on, shoo.
Oh please …
“Journalism is printing something that someone does not want printed. Everything else is public relations.”
? George Orwell
Tell them you are not vaxxed and they will drop you. Courts still have vax requirements if I recall correctly. Imagine being judged by 12 of your peers who were not smart enough to avoid getting jabbed or worse still, lined up for it.
I’m thinking anybody with a $500k+ mortgage taken out in the last 5 years isn’t sleeping so soundly. For once corporates aren’t the problem, although I expect a few more builders to go bust before too much longer.
Tweeted for you, Dover.
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One better. How about we begin taxing worthless imbeciles with an nasty attitude and a twitter account. Just spitballing too.
The Liars haven’t even started yet. RGR left us with $400 billion of government debt, which the Stupid Fucking Liberals quickly turned into $1 trillion. The Australian economy is roughly $A2 trillion, which means the Liars have another $1 trillion to go for 100% GDP debt (like Europe and the US). Inflate that away, Australian tax slaves – before we even get to the next recession caused by eat-the-rich tax increases.
sfw:
A lot of us have been told what we can and cannot do, but until a situation arises where JC can do a funding deal that allows him to control content here at the Cat, it’s irrelevant.
We learnt a lot by watching how Turnbull operates.
Beyond belief!
A MAN who tried to rape a three-year-old boy while he played in his Darwin front yard could soon be released to live with other children, despite the lack of an “accurate risk assessment”, a court has heard.
Joseph Marrday, 22, pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court to one count of attempted rape after he tried to insert his erect penis into the small boy’s mouth in March last year.
The court heard Marrday approached the boy as he stood in the yard, reached through a gap between the gates and placed his hand on the back of his head while he unzipped his pants and removed his penis.
He then positioned himself directly in front of the gap in the gates and “pushed the victim’s head towards his erect penis” and “attempted to insert his penis into the victim’s mouth”.
A passer-by out for a run came across the scene and interrupted Marrday before sounding the alarm with the child’s mother who was inside and the would-be rapist ran off.
Police found and arrested Marrday a short time later and he told them he “never did anything to the little one”.
“The girl told like me that I was thing to that little boy, sex (sic),” he said.
“She frightened me and I turned and ran away.”
In a sentencing hearing in the Supreme Court on Wednesday, Marrday’s lawyer, Shannon Ramsay, asked Justice Judith Kelly to consider allowing her client to return to the remote Aboriginal community of Warruwi on a suspended sentence.
“When he’s in Warruwi he has not come to the attention of the criminal justice system,” she said.
“He has had an incredibly positive upbringing, incredibly supportive upbringing and it has been a combination of factors that has brought him before this court.”
But Justice Kelly said there would be “a slight potential difficulty” with that as there were “children in the house he’s going to be living in”. “They’re his cousins, I think, and the mother says she’s never had any problems with him, there’s no concerns about that,” she said.
Justice Kelly said any attempt to evaluate Marrday’s risk of reoffending would be “kind of guess work”.
“Is it really possible to do any really accurate risk assessment with sexual offending of this nature with somebody who has never committed such an offence before?” she asked.
“Sometimes it’s just unknown.”
Crown prosecutor Tami Grealy said a proposed condition for Marrday’s release could be that he should not be around children except under supervision “or with the express permission of an adult with parental responsibility”.
He will return to court for sentencing on Friday.
Vicki:
God won’t help us Vicki – He’ll just stand by, scratching His head and wondering how to build a fleet of B Arks.
The tame thing seems to have bpd
This is one pretty car.
Graceless Rabid is a very, very stupid person.
Lysander:
This was the standard Warsaw Pact scenario – every year the armed forces would end their training cycle with a full mobilisation on their Western Borders, then send everyone home. NATO knew the shit was going to hit the fan if the reservists etc didn’t get stood down. It was the WP way of getting a full two weeks of mobilisation jump on NATO.
FBI soldiers revolt against pro-Biden headquarters
Whistleblowers come forward to reveal discrimination against conservatives
climate bill enshrining a 43 per cent by 2030 emissions reduction target into law has passed through the lower house
Albo’s Australian Third World Poverty Bill.
Fuck these fucking imbeciles.
JCsays:
August 4, 2022 at 5:48 pm
This is one pretty car.
Pure Lust
Drove Son’s 458 around Monza twice(as well as 550 Rented for the Weekend) and the Ferraris on display from Switzerland for both weekends were Pure Porn
then Mugello, all Ferrari Owners staying in Villa nearby for Weekend
Where do these dead shits get numbers like 43% from? or 2 degrees? Not 45% or 40%? Maybe some apparatchik or pubic serpent? Anal seems to be giving TLS a run in the worst PM stakes. Marxist wreckers.
Thanks Winston!!!
Boambee John:
First codified by that Italian chappie in the ’30’s.
No, not that Italian chappie, the other one.
Thanks Josh!
For whatever it might be worth, I do not describe myself as Libertarian or conservatives. Definitely not left wing though. Think more limited voting franchise, small government, and earning the right to vote. Sort of the the starship troopers style model, but different.
Washington Post Sinks to New Lows in Write-Up of Death of Rep. Jackie Walorski
In contrast, ISIS leader Abu Bakker al-Baghdadi’s October 2019 obituary in the Washington Post initially characterized the terrorist as an “austere religious scholar at helm of Islamic State” in their headline before changing it to read “extremist leader of Islamic State” while proclaiming in the piece that he “maintained a canny pragmatism” despite his terroristic tendencies:
So a terrorist “leader” gets more respect than a Republican member of Congress. Maybe had he talked openly about his opinions on abortion and Joe Biden, the WaPo would have given him harsher treatment.
And yet the mainstream media still wonders why trust is at an all-time low and why so many despise the games they play?
It’s like they just can’t help themselves.
Fraudenburg’s got his nice job with Goldman Sucks so he’s ok thank you very much. One thing’s for sure, Anal’s turning out as bad as we expected. These people are toxic garbage.
Dot:
This is a reference to being cooked, Dot.
Not nonsense Dot. The LDP was neutered years ago by the Trotskyists. It’s what they do, and the LDP has a huge blind spot over their own subversion and domestication.
Lyin’ hole discredited himself after his ‘tim tam’ comment
Plibersek has reportedly flagged that she will refuse approval of a NTH QLD coal mine proposed by Clive Palmer.
I’m so nostalgic for the old-fashioned amateur incompetence of the Lying Slapper before the Australian ruling class went to bed with people hell-bent on destroying our standard of living, the Australian economy and its wealth generation.
Meet your new prime minister, Adam Bandt. Elbow is just an old Troksyist spectator. No match for the new feral communists.
Compulsory voting tends to produce such.
Early days yet. Should be neck and neck by the time he’s finished. No surprise they both hail from the Left faction.
Elbow aspires to Whitlamesque greatness.
Gillard will be left in the dust.
God won’t help us Vicki – He’ll just stand by, scratching His head and wondering how to build a fleet of B Arks.
Just to jerk some chains, Elon should name the first passenger Starship “The B Ark”.
Never underestimate a Fabian.
Of all the sons of Australian anti-communists, Luke Nguyen is a ripper when it comes to food. Thanks, SBS — you’re not completely useless.
Boambe John, I think he had in mind making them see that such work is valuable and should be acceptable to them. Probably also meant that they might never have held a dishcloth in their hands and you have to start sometime, so get someone to show them how. And hey, we passed by Boambee (it’s off the highway) on our way up to and Qld I now know where Boambee is, and where John hails from.
Things you learn, lol.
.. to Qld and ..
By way of explanation, inserting a word or two tends to make this computer backtrack and things turn out wonky. Story of my life, really. Oh, I didn’t mean it to sound like that, and now lookee what’s happened. lol
inflate this away
The Congressional Budget Office warned that US federal debt is expected to rise 185% within the next 30 years. Total debt holdings could double the size of US GDP by 2051. No politician or spender of this debt cares as they have no intention of paying it off. The Congressional Budget Office is calling this an optimistic forecast, given the previous estimate of debt soaring to 202% of GDP by 2051. The fact of the matter is that no one can foresee how much money politicians will continue to spend. Servicing the debt will become more expensive over time, expected to reach 10% of GDP by 2051, 7.4% in 2042, and 5.1% in 2032.
Most do not realize that the national debt is already at monumental levels. US gross federal debt to GDP reached 100% by 2012. The ratio remained somewhat stagnant until capitalism became sick with COVID in 2020, and the GDP to debt ratio rose to 128.1%. The figure stood at 137.2% by December of 2021 and has continued to increase.
China no longer wants US debt and has begun to sell off its holdings.
Oh really? What year?
Yes, actual Trotskyists? Internationalist communists? To the far left of Joe Stalin?
Loopy stuff, Winston.
It would be nice to confront these people in a party meeting.
On the other hand, the “Liberal” Party has been trying to destroy the LDP for over a decade, maybe more.
Liberty & Democracy for now, that was popular with the members years ago!
China no longer wants US debt and has begun to sell off its holdings.
yes that’s interesting- when the US economy was strong I don’t think it was such a big deal but now it’s been deliberately crashed.
Hunter is that you?
“The white slacks are a mistake, but i gotta say Zoe Daniel is the only teal chook who is actually bangable.”
Any bets on which one of the teals will flounce first.
Really? One comment?
Dunno about the 43 beans in every cup one but the 2 degrees one was invented out of thin air by an economist in 1970. Then, because that wasn’t immediately scary enough, in 2018 they moved it in to 1.5 degrees.
Good for us all that since CO2 is basically harmless that we’ll meet both targets by doing nothing at all. Bad for us all is these kooks aren’t going to do nothing. All pain no gain.
Antonio Guterres was sounding true to his South American roots on the ALPBC this morning. I suspect even Senor KRudd couldn’t top that.
‘Cannibalism’ FOR CLIMATE CHANGE!
Black Pigeon Speaks
Yup. He’s a full on green Marxist.
UN chief calls for extra taxation on profits made by fossil fuel companies amid global energy crisis (4 Aug)
If you want to force oil prices into the outer solar system then restricting exploration and development and taxing the crap out of the companies is a great way to do it.
Now that I’m not on Sinc’s blog anymore, I can seriously wonder out loud what economists actually do. IMO their predictions have less credibility than those of a haruspex.
The old Guterres turd is Portuguese. The world is now ruled by foul old commo/crooked codgers
I thought Lyin hole went for a Tim Tam when the ALP was trying to stop Abbott’s RC into Union thugs
Great coral cover on the Great Barrier Reef, news just out on Bolt and with Peter Ridd commenting on scientific fakery in the service of fake climate change. OK, will James Cook University’s risible VC now be handing back most of that $500 million handed over by the weak and hopeless Liberals who hoped to appease the forces of Gaia?
Snork, snork…
Can those here who are so inclined please keep Sen. Jacinta Price in your prayers.
She is going up against spiritual powers.
Like Bolt or not, at least he’s not soft on climate change scams.
We need every possible media voice we can get to expose this fraudulent science and save the country, its jobs and economy, rather than believe in ‘saving the planet’. Throw your hotel towels on the floor and refuse to make do withless for no real reason.
Can those here who are so inclined please keep Sen. Jacinta Price in your prayers.
She is going up against spiritual powers.
yes she’s a treasure and a very brave woman- shows too the that the CLP can get it right
That said, Hairy was parked a little to one side of the big gate that opens our resort car park and I was just getting out to swipe the hotel card against a badly placed opening device when up zooms at huge van at a great pace into the space on our right hand side, the gates opening from his own remote control, and in he zips. White van man strikes again, says Hairy. We saw him later by the lift. He’s our hotel laundry man. I felt like telling him to be more polite, it’s my towels that are keeping him in business, but then I thought I don’t know his job, maybe he really was in a tearing hurry to meet some deadline.
She is up against what used to be known – rather rudely – as “airconditioned Aborigines” – they may have had an Aboriginal grandmother – and do very well, out of the “industry” and playing on the “white guilt.”
And when will JCU be apologising to Peter Ridd? Never, of course.
They are run by incompetents and self-aggrandizers who have cruelly injured an honest researcher.
Now that I’m not on Sinc’s blog anymore, I can seriously wonder out loud what economists actually do. IMO their predictions have less credibility than those of a haruspex.
Little actually, surrounded by much mumbo jumbo verbiage to conceal the fact. The practice of macroeconomics should be punishable by death.
I’m trying, but I’m not sure if I can cope being interned in an Australia where, according to the clowns who run this country’s TV advertising, every female is suddenly, magically tanned.
That is: black.
This bizarre manifestation of milennial self-hatred evidently has something to do with the religious belief for athiests that humans control the climate.
Weird, huh?
The July report at http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/current/month/qld/summary.shtml shows one station (Coconut Island) had its hottest ever July daily maximum, with 35 stations having their lowest ever July daily maximum. Coconut Island also had its record highest July mean maximum, with 36 stations having their record lowest July maximum. 11 stations had their lowest mean temperature on record. However, these are records at the existing stations, not their predecessors.
In other catastrophic news the GBR has coral growing back at record rates.
Why did Biden and Fauci take Paxlovid?
Bloody economists (again) …
HUGE! Counterfeit Ballots Being Injected NATIONWIDE!
Liberty quote.
Norma Leespeaking
@NLeespeaking
So Tedros hasn’t had any Vx because he’s “protesting”.
and one of the responses
Hayden
@hayden01612929
Replying to
@NLeespeaking
Why does Tedros want African countries to be jabbed? They appear to be doing very well with the cheap antivirals that Gates, Tedros & Fauci tried to demonise:
Drove up to Noosa for lunch today but got hungry at Coolum and stopped there instead; didn’t see any of Cloive’s dinosaurs but didn’t actually go into his resort. Had a pleasant Thai-style light lunch and then moved on to do some clothes and shoe shopping in Noosa. Hairy wore the sporty beamer cap that came with the car; going local in Noosa, he says. It’s like Westfields Bondi Junction by the Sea there these days, with all the status chains present in the main show-off street as well as the one-off boutiques. We watched the passing parade and fashions on the beach looking out for any of our friends and neighbours for a while, tested out the cold water, didn’t swim, devoured an ice cream cone each and went home to Mooloolabah. A good day out, approves my happy holidaying love. We’re off out to dinner now.
Look at this muslim bastard:
Yaser Said, 65, allegedly shot Amina Said, 18, and 17-year-old Sarah Said and left their bodies in his taxi outside of a hotel in Irving on New Year’s Day 2008 in a so-called “honour killing”.
I’ll leave you with Jess Hoyle, Tasmanian lesbian woman who wants only lesbian women born without a penis to be able to hold a gathering for only lesians. She’s been told she is probably going to be prosecuted. She’s odd, sweet and innocent looking, laughingly saying that it seems the law doesn’t understand what a woman is and what a lesbian is. She now says she has Asberger’s syndrome, and I wish to hell they would just leave her alone. She has struggles and problems enough.
Buy any decent microeconomics text.
Data entry. If you’re a pleb.
Stay away from macroeconomics unless you buy Romer (real stuff) but it requires 2nd year uni calculus.
I used to work at a labour aligned joint. One of the principals got paid thousands (maybe 10k) to write a 20 page opinion piece devoid of data or actual analysis.
Short answer; solve interesting problems for investors or problem makers if you’re lucky.
Unlucky: you are a whore like any lawyer.
Gillard actually quoted me. It’s funny. The same boss made me rewrite some stuff because it was “polemical”. Gillard took what I said out of context too.
I tried to use the labour market section of our annual macro forecasts to push for tax cuts and negative income taxes.
The underboss liked it, despite being a real lefty. At least he understood good policy. The boss thought economic cycles were like clockwork and driven by investment.
Not a deep thinker, in my correct opinion.
I’m not normally a vindictive soul, but I’d stake him to a bull ant’s nest, smear him in pork fat and leave him to the crows.
A thoroughly decent Australian:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W840JTlD7tw
It always amazes me that Deloitte Access had so much street cred.
Their reports had the tone and writing skill of a 14 year old hillbilly.
People pay good money for advice. Tens of thousands for some specialised reports and forecasts.
Show some respect and write professionally.
Total Government Debt
Total Government Debt$1,557,458,945,745
Total Government Debt is the gross sum of liabilities across federal, state and local Government in Australia.
Total Australian Government Debt increased by a mere 13.5% from December 1989 to December 2007, from AU$81.2 billion to AU$92.1 billion.
However, from December 2008 to December 2017 Total Australian Government debt increased by over 520% from AU$115.4 billion to AU$716.3 billion.
Enough depth for you yet, JC?
“Ok, this guy offs his girlfriend and gets 20 years. Gets out then offs another girlfriend, gets 30 years. Gets out aged 80, “transitions” into a woman, is placed into a women’s refuge and then offs a another woman and chops her up into pieces.
Nope, don’t think the ABC is going to report this one.”
Of course not, doesn’t fit the narrative. Here in NSW a triple murderer by the name of Reginald Arthurell now identifies as “female’. HE was released last year on parole and now goes by the name “Regina Kaye”….how quaint. But I’ll call him “Reginald” because that’s the truth, a truth that’s inconvenient and I don’t care if I’m accused of “dead naming” HIM. In January of this year Reginald Arthurell was rearrested after an alleged sexual crime. The MSM scum, in their pieces, referred to Reginald as “a NSW woman convicted three times for homicide is back behind bars after being arrested for an alleged sexual crime.”
Clown world.
So why did you decide to become a lawyer, Dot? Surely economics as a profession helped you sleep better at night.
Queensland Senator Pauline Hanson has declared that she will make herself the face of the “no” campaign against an Indigenous “voice” to parliament, saying that if implemented it would lead Australia down the road to “apartheid.”
Ms Hanson, who walked out of the Senate during an Acknowledgment of Country last week, also revealed that her office had registered 46 website domain names in preparation for the campaign against the voice, which Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to bring to a referendum during this parliament.
The Daily Telegraph understands Ms Hanson’s office has bought the rights to a number of web addresses including VoicetoParliament.com.au and Ulurustatement.com.au
Daily Tele with comments – will be interesting seeing how they go
ZK2A:
Consider it stolen with no chance of attribution.
Too good for that.
monty, I refuse to have my dog lecture me on how to sing an opera.
Cohenite
Been the coldest winter I have experienced in 20 years in Queensland. Even the SST are at lows we regularly don’t see at this latitude. I am suspect of that reading from Coconut Is, however the Is is only 10 deg South so wouldn’t rule it out totally.
Roger
I did some investigative work into a couple of forearc basins around the coastal areas of Mackay and Rocky, one of the risks identified has the tree changers interrupting drilling. Around Calen and further down nestled near Shoalwater Bay Training Area there are a few areas of substantial concentrations of these people. Client in this case offloaded the tenements, the coal apparently wasn’t that great anyway.
That said hopefully Blibbersek is ready for some legal shenanigans.
Oh and yesterday Monty accused me, on another thread, of being a Christian bigot. LOL, that was a classic. Poor old Monty, he clearly isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed, and he can’t even blame “long Covid” because as we all know, he’s been like this for years.
Ah, so you became a lawyer because you are a bullshit artist.
Rockdoctor says: August 4, 2022 at 7:57 pm
The Coconut Island reading is Fair Dinkum.
Wow.. just …. WOW…. .
48hrs & something like 100 (attempted) comments, and one actually posted.
(yeah, there’s still a few site issues)
Wow!
Excess deaths:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v56SlrXiMxY
Cohenite:
It looks like the Defence Lawyer needs to have his qualifications looked at as well.
“Yaser Said, 65, allegedly shot Amina Said, 18, and 17-year-old Sarah Said and left their bodies in his taxi outside of a hotel in Irving on New Year’s Day 2008 in a so-called “honour killing”.”
I suspect there’s more to the story around those two Saudi girls who were found dead in their Western Sydney unit. There bodies had been there for weeks. The two girls had fled their Saudi family and were seeking refuge in Australia and the word is that they’d been threatened The MSM are saying “suicide” but I have my doubts. Sad story.
I suspect there’s more to the story around those two Saudi girls who were found dead in their Western Sydney unit.
Regret to say I am in agreeance Cassie. Too many open questions and their behaviour reminded of some fleeting experiences I had in central Asia with a muslim majority. My mate who did a tour of Afghanistan said same about the women cowering in a corner when they searched complexes in Oruzgan. Whatever else there is to this story there’s obviously more to it that the cops or media aren’t going near yet.
Sad windmill.
I saw the most preposterous thing on TV I have seen to date. So absurd I had to rewind and play it again.
It was Zoe fucking Daniels saying, and I kid you not-
‘OK, the Goverment doesn’t need our votes but the Government needs our brains’
Never mind the B-Ark, we need a C -Ark.
Reverse zombieism.
Woof!
Someone mentioned Saudis?
The Islamic Jihad kids are even worse.
But islamophobia.
Bruce of Newcastlesays:
August 4, 2022 at 6:52 pm
Where do these dead shits get numbers like 43% from? or 2 degrees? Not 45% or 40%?
Dunno about the 43 beans in every cup one but the 2 degrees one was invented out of thin air by an economist in 1970. Then, because that wasn’t immediately scary enough, in 2018 they moved it in to 1.5 degrees.
Good for us all that since CO2 is basically harmless that we’ll meet both targets by doing nothing at all. Bad for us all is these kooks aren’t going to do nothing. All pain no gain.
Even worse, if you actually believe that CO2 is a problem, then nothing we do can have any effect. The eggspurt klimate ” scientists” have calculated (ie, guessed) the quantity of CO2 that can be emitted to have a high (I forget the actual %, but in the 80s IIRC) probability of staying below 1.5 degrees.
Chainerr alone will exceed the estimated limit before 2050. In effect, the rest of the world could shut down completely, and the emission limit will still be exceeded. I suspect that wiser heads than the klimate “scientists” have realised the stupidity of the target and are trying to ignore it.
Dotsays:
August 4, 2022 at 7:47 pm
It always amazes me that Deloitte Access had so much street cred.
Their reports had the tone and writing skill of a 14 year old hillbilly.
People pay good money for advice. Tens of thousands for some specialised reports and forecasts.
Show some respect and write professionally.
I once had occasion to review an Environmental Impact Statement prepared by a top engineering consultancy firm.
I got bored with the text, so I looked at the maps. There was some embarrassment at a later meeting with the consultants, when I pointed to a map they had prepared for the EIS, which showed a stream flowing up one side of a ridge, and down the other.
Top men, top ….men.
m0ntysays:
August 4, 2022 at 7:55 pm
So why did you decide to become a lawyer, Dot? Surely economics as a profession helped you sleep better at night.
It didn’t seem to work that way for you, m0nty-fa.
m0ntysays:
August 4, 2022 at 8:02 pm
monty, I refuse to have my dog lecture me on how to sing an opera.
Ah, so you became a lawyer because you are a bullshit artist.
Sez a j’ismist! ROFLMAO.
People are being injected with ballots now?
‘OK, the Goverment doesn’t need our votes but the Government needs our brains’
We are so deep into the idiocracy.
That phrase was coined by the scion of one of the prominent Noongar clans…
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Great fun tonight. We had a pub meal in Murphy’s Irish Pub and had dreams of Ireland once again. The band were modern Irish, which means basically loud country and western influence with old Belfaster Van Morrison songs and Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah, Big Boppa’s Great Balls of Fire, and Liverpool Beatles Just Seventeen. This hit parade was leavened with some genuine trad Irish, including Durty Old Town. Finished up on Five Hundred Miles, with me and Hairy stomping away on the dance floor with the pulsing crowd.
It’s Pensioner’s Nite, he had announced distancing himself as we went in, with the room pounding and most people having eaten already. We’ll wait for a table, they’ll be off to bed soon, he opines. We managed eventually to find a spare spot, and yes, the crowd was mostly over 70, just a sprinkling of younger ones, but hey big fella, I tell him, that’s you since May this year. Don’t ask me to dance, I had whispered in the lift going down, as I rushed out grabbing my bag but forgetting to put on my bra again (like most women, I like it off at home). I suggest he notes that I am wearing a loose t-shirt and a cotton wrap. I loose the wrap and the inhibitions and jiggle away on the dance floor anyway. Still firm enough to get away with it, he notes. You old guys, I tease him, as we watch one septugenarian greet a mere acquaintance, a lady of certain years, with a hug and then a couple of quick but public squeezes on her bum. We’re not dead yet seemed to be the general order of the night, and I concur.
Curse you, LizzieB. I’m remembering standing by the statues in O’Connell Street.
“Cheez, they look like bullet holes….”
The General Post Office was just across the road…
“It’s Pensioners night tonight.” says the young bloke on the door.
“Pensioners night? I’ve got a Gold Card. Does that count?”
“Gold Card? What’s one of them?”
Hairy looking at the cruise tours available in Puerto Vallarta where last time we got kicked off our Panama Cruise. We’ve done the Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton one, so don’t pick that, I say. Here’s a good one, he says. You get a Mexican on a horse with a blanket, and he’s wearing a big hat, he encourages. Next, I say. So on we go. And now I’m going to bed and leaving it up to him. Five bays by catamarine and the archaeological exploration, he is murmuring. A mixture between a Mayan and an Olmec city. Sounds OK, I throw out from the bathroom. It’s a museum, he says. Next. Rural communities and traditions? You’ll get people going blur blur blur, he demonstrates. Next. Mountain bikes? Flavours and colours of Mexico? Wait till morning, I advise. Lotsa Irish beer in that pub.
Mayan folkloric performance, he’s still intoning. Does that involve whipping out of hearts?
Culturally diverse, well, ok, he mutters, mulling it all over.
A Hobart City Council committee has unanimously voted to remove a controversial statue of former Tasmanian premier William Crowther from Franklin Square, with Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds saying the monument symbolised an “appalling period of our history”.
Crowther, who died in 1885, decapitated the corpse of Tasmanian Aboriginal man William Lanne and sent the skull to the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
For his mutilation of Lanne’s corpse, Crowther was suspended from his role as an honorary medical officer at the Hobart General Hospital.
The council’s Community, Culture and Events Committee voted to remove the bronze statue and commission a new interpretation and/or sculpture costing a total of $70,000, with the plinth to be retained and a new permanent home to be found for the statue.
It comes after a report from council officers recommended the Crowther statue’s removal.
The matter will be brought to a final vote at the next ordinary meeting of the council on Monday, August 15.
‘Embarrassing admission’: Teal independent bungles climate vote
Independent MP for Kooyong Dr Monique Ryan, who ousted former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg from his blue-ribbon seat, has accidentally voted against Labor’s landmark climate bill.
Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell labelled the admissions from Dr Ryan and Nationals MP Darren Chester, who also voted incorrectly, as “embarrassing”.
Great Barrier Reef breaks coral cover record again
Even for a j’ismist Zoe Daniels is unimpressive.
Expect to hear the Teal refrain, “The government doesn’t need our votes but …” a fair bit over the next few years. Time will tell if that is enough for another go round. I have my doubts.
As US correspondent, Daniel did bugger all other than sit in a townhouse and recite the Reuters tickertape. Peaked in 2016 when she asked her two young kids how the Trump man made them feel, ABC all over.
Never travelled, never pressed the flesh or got off the Avenues. Blindsided by the God Emperor’s triumph, the only conclusion she could draw was waaacism, white trash and stolen.
Contrast with Steve Kates’ Art Of The Impossible, which was an accidental yet essential account, while the member for Dunning & Kruger is still high on her own brain farts.
For the Grace Tame statue, no doubt.
Teals think that civilisation ends beyond Sussex St. And wouldn’t know an aborigine if they called them a fucking white c***.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOXiOu–Ak8
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/trans-cheerleader-25-given-assault-citation-after-teammates-denies-gender-identity?utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=819
From Zero Hedge – they just keep getting pushier and pushier because the girls won’t stand up to them.
As much as I dislike Pelosi, the refusal to meet by the President and the Foreign Minister shows an appalling lack of propriety.
About time to withdraw the 28k personnel based there, I think.
John Spooner.
Tom!!
Get to it!!
Mark Knight.
Warren Brown.
David Rowe.