Pelosi, congressional delegation visit Armenia during cease-fire with Azerbaijan

Of note:
During a six-week war in 2020, Azerbaijan reclaimed broad swaths of Nagorno-Karabakh and adjacent territories held by Armenian forces. More than 6,700 people died in the fighting, which ended with a Russia-brokered peace agreement. Moscow deployed about 2,000 troops to the region to serve as peacekeepers.

rickwsays:
September 17, 2022 at 10:57 pm
My Son Hunter review:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJLti9WAwjs

That was an Excellent Review – 13 Min 57 Secs

My Son Hunter Movie Review

17 Sept 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJLti9WAwjs

But will American FBI & DOJ take action on this????

Also Watch the 35 Mins 03 Secs Spectator TV interview of Laurence Fox

Followed up with Superb Interview

Laurence Fox: My Son Hunter, Biden Corruption and free speech – Spectator TV

13 Sept 2022

The Spectator
168K subscribers

Winston speaks with actor turned political activist Laurence Fox on his new film My Son Hunter, Biden corruption, being ostracised from the film industry and the importance of free speech.

On Wednesday, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said he was shocked by Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) blocking his school safety bill.

Cruz was trying to get his bill passed by unanimous consent. In other words, this was just another stunt.

https://www.hurricanezone.net/tracking/pacific-w1.php

Love Laurence Fox in response to on the whole how would you describe the Film Industry

There is definitely a Mixed Group – the further you are away from the Camera, the views are more rounded

It starts off right wing as you go past the Chippies and gets steadily more left wing as you arrive in front of the Camera with the Intelligentsia

He then moves on to a great dissertation of Colonial Guilt

NAPLAN reports came this week. Big white A4 envelope (not the buff OHMS number- ACARA is of course a contracted company) with a folded pamphlet and explanatory full sheet glossy printed on both sides. The amount of padding is extraordinary- the pamphlet itself has the cover page densely covered and with an example result, the back cover has a five by four table brim full with 9pt type, the glossy promo has all the corporate logos and yes I am counting the WA gov roos and swan as a corporation, and a dozen rhetorical questions of the type which remind me of the monty python routine, How Can I Spend Even More Money On Feminine Hygeine Products?
The individual results themselves float in an airy void of noncommittal panels in gradated orange and blue, your kid as a black dot, nat av as a black triangle, your kid’s school as an outlined triangle. It’s all on a “band”, with the statistically classic sleight of starting at band 4, rising to 9. Year fives are band 3 to 8, keep your eye on the birdie. Why not percentages? Why not call the bands deciles? Why not print the full scale, there’s obviously no shortage of paper? Education in Australia is covered by constant verbose obfuscation and shifting paradigms, which only adds to the frustration of ditzy content, falling standards and participation ribbon merits. The 11pt accompanying texts tell us our students were assessed on “aspects of numeracy”, they wrote a “persuasive text”. These things are impossible to fail, and can only function to sever the student from their parents’ tradition of “sums” and “essays” and herd them into the glutinous middle ground.
For even more, go to the “my school” website (hint: “My School” is about as misdirective an identity as the “affordable care act”) and spy on your neighbours. “Our” primary school has taken a deep dive off the low platform, now when the website user- after checking and clicking that they commit to not disseminating the information which they paid for- clicks off the default “compared to students from a similar ackground” onto “compared to all Australian students”, the chart is the mid-fuchsia purple of “well below average”. These scales are a three-figure number which appear to be ranging between 200 and 700- again, why not percentages? why not 0 to 100?
Anyhoo, my kids are comfortably right up there, which I know is due to inherited brain power and conscientiousness more than any particular ambition or work ethic. Ambition may or may not kick in with hormones, or else they might get carried along by the ridiculous “we need more girls in STEM!” chorus. That hardly stands up to any scrutiny. There’s heaps of schollgirls in STEM, there’s heaps in Uni- what the Lizard People want is the ability to place their chosen proles into the productive research-and-minerals postions which they need to control.
STEM is a bullshit term anyway. What’s wrong with the three thousand year old terminology of the Sciences? HASS is another bullshit term, Humanities and Social Sciences, which at the base is raising early-entry Marxism to the prestige of The Science. The old dichotomy of Science and Art has been split into a gassy cloud of STEM, HASS and Writing Persuasive Texts.
Interestingly, both my kids only dipped out on the Writing aspect. Given what the assessors were looking for, I’m quite comfortable with that.

Trump on stage

UK Gov. pauses COVID Vaccine roll-out to 5 to 11-year-old Children after 22% increase in Deaths among age group since NHS began to Vaccinate them

more for us then!!

The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation reacted to the looming food crisis by producing a paper that proposed to create a basic food need program that would require the “wealthy” countries to subsidise export of food to the “poor” counties.
How the fuck is this crisis a result of inequality? Marxist shit.
We have deep idiocy at high levels.

Ah i’ve only just twigged
ACARA are carving off a bit of their margin to make a colourful report card, that can be kept as a schooldays heirloom
Nice bit of primo product design for the vainer upper crust, keep the ACARA brand close to their Learning Journey Outcomes Narrative
Well played qango, well played

Gaz, it actually makes little sense. Many ‘wealthy’ countries don’t produce enough food to feed themselves.

This is how I picture the average catallaxy poster:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gP2KKMa5As

Top Endersays:
September 18, 2022 at 9:22 am
Yes, Microsoft have latched on to the cheap printer/expensive cartridge model.

That way they can keep their claws in to you forever.

Epson now provide printer models with ink tanks and no cartridges. The printers are much more expensive than the cartridge models but the ink last 1,000s of pages and is cheap to refill.

The American 13% at work in New York again

Ax-wielding madman runs amok in NYC McDonald’s — and nobody was lovin’ it

From the Comments

– What would NYC look like without blacks?

– It would be paradise. I remember the Bronx on the 50’s and it was white and beautiful.

producing a paper that proposed to create a basic food need program that would require the “wealthy” countries to subsidise export of food to the “poor” counties

Someone on ExCat once put forward a theory requiring ‘wealthy’ countries with adequate land to support industry, export markets and population to hand over suitable (massive) parcels of land to ‘poor’ countries without enough to do all that. The handover would apparently have occurred on moral grounds, and oversighted by a global committee of some kind.

Can’t remember who. There was a brief yet lively debate on the subject.

‘You’ve mismanaged your country for decades, if not longer? Here, have a third of ours and have another go, you little scamp.’

Z2’s link:

The 276,000-hectare station has around 15,000 head of cattle that are exported to Asian markets including Indonesia and Vietnam. The Yawuru will also take over operation of a neighbouring export depot as soon as licensing transfers are completed.

I sincerely hope these people get it right, as opposed to several other experiments in running cattle stations – where certain things need to be done, and not just left on the shelf because reasons – in WA recently. Aunty, from 2021:

Animal welfare charges have been laid against a Pilbara Aboriginal Corporation over the deaths of more than 1,000 cattle on a pastoral lease in Western Australia’s north-west.

More than 1,000 cattle died on Yandeyarra Reserve in late January 2019, prompting an investigation by compliance officers from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD). At the time, authorities confirmed 760 cattle were euthanised on the property, south of Port Hedland, and hundreds more had died, after being found in poor condition from a lack of food and water.

There have been several of these shit events over the past few years, all apparently caused by a belief that actually doing something is the other bloke’s job. In these cases, it was making sure the livestock were either fed and watered or had the capacity to do so themselves.

OPINION EDITORIAL

NASDAQ Nancy holds up bills on congressional trading while the insider rot spreads

By Post Editorial Board

Russia’s Use of Iranian Kamikaze Drones Creates New Dangers for Ukrainian Troops

Shahed-136 drones supplied to Russia carried out several devastating strikes in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region over past week, Ukrainian commanders say

Russia has inflicted serious damage on Ukrainian forces with recently introduced Iranian drones, in its first wide-scale deployment of a foreign weapons system since the war began, Ukrainian commanders say.

Ukraine, he said, is “a serious counter-air environment and electronic warfare environment that Iran hasn’t really experienced before.” These drones, Mr. Knights added, “tend to have effect at first and then the shock effect wears off.”

Rope A Dope – Hiden Biden Summed up in one Photo

Green Energy GENOCIDE: Without Fossil Fuel, There’ll Be No More Fertilizer to Grow Food

Eat meat instead, you’ll be better off for it.

Commuter Angrily Confronts Couple Engaging in Alleged Sex Act on Bus: ‘You Don’t F**k on the Bus, Mate’

Some wowser, likely a Kiwi by the sounds.
Peter Dutton had the right idea, fuck them all off.

Puppet Masters

Rope-a-Dope

A mighty struggle grinds on behind-the-scenes that may determine the fate of the “Joe Biden” regime and the Deep State horse it rode in on….

Between vanishing livelihoods, car-jackings gone wild, fears of stroking out or infarcting from their mRNA boosters, threats of nuclear annihilation over Ukraine, and remorseless waves of mindfuckery emanating from the evil machine fronted by “Joe Biden,” is it any wonder that Americans struggle to understand what is happening to our country?

This week, the “commander-in-chief” declared that his Inflation Reduction Act quashed inflation. Roger that, sir! You are the King Canute of economics!

They had a party on the White House lawn to celebrate. James Taylor came down to fluff the crowd with song, leaving his brain behind in the Berkshires. Then, “Joe Biden” flew into his now-customary ‘roid rage, huffing and puffing and blowing smoke up America’s ass. The stock markets were not fooled. The very hour “JB” was dialing up the gaslight, the DOW landed 1,200-plus points below its morning open. Thud….

Last week, the “president” blurted out “we beat Big Pharma!” That was a shocker. He didn’t elaborate. Did the White House staff and the Pfizer C-suite meet for a volleyball game at Rehoboth beach? Karine Jean-Pierre didn’t say. Nor did anyone mention the government-purchased 171-million doses of the new bivalent Covid “vaccines” the FDA is rolling out. Do you wonder what the price-per-dose was? Go suck an egg… you’re not allowed to know. The compliant search engines will not tell you. Not even the one that goes quack. That was some “beat,” though, huh? Wait for the news about who actually steps up to take this new, virtually untested shot. Hint: people who live under a rock

The so-called Deep State — yes, that one… the administrative Moloch that ate Washington — fears for its existence in such a seemingly far-out case. As it should. Because Mr. Trump would replace the sniveling tool Merrick Garland with an Attorney General interested in restoring the rule of law, which will necessarily require the imposition of said law on a large cast of sinister characters in the federal bureaucracy, plus not a few elected officials, who have engaged in systematic seditious treachery lo these many years.

Among these are the upper ranks of the FBI, whose multi-year illegal antics have climaxed in the August raid on Mar-a-Lago, and the September blitz of late-night, SWAT-team subpoena servings and phone-grabbings on Mr. Trump’s associates and lawyers. Seems the FBI might have been rope-a-doped on the Mar-a-Lago caper. What the FBI confiscated were reams of evidence of the agency’s own misconduct dating back through the RussiaGate op. Then they attempted to hide the list of all that material by redacting the affidavit that accompanied the search warrant. Their aim: to designate all that evidence inadmissible in future proceedings against them due to it being tagged to an “ongoing investigation” that will never end. This has been FBI Chief Chris Wray’s ploy every time he’s been faced with serious questioning in Congress. I can’t speak about ongoing investigations….

Late Thursday, however, Federal Judge Aileen Cannon blocked the FBI’s use of the seized material in any criminal probe against Mr. Trump, and, at his request, appointed a “Special Master” to sort out the true ownership and privilege status of the docs. The Special Master is one retired federal judge Raymond J. Dearie. Mr. Dearie has until November 30 to complete his review of the material. By then, of course, the midterm election will be over; the FBI and its parent agency, the DOJ, will be making plans to do some ‘splainin’ to the new Congress come January. Game, set… Mr. Trump. Match to-be-determined.

Two more miscellaneous items du jour:

Let’s set the record straight re Joe Biden and little Vlad Putin.

The Pentagon is running the Uke War, supplying Uke weapons and operators that are sending missiles into Russia and Crimea.
What’s Putin doing about it?
Same thing he did the last 8 years, copped it up the arse.

The Nanny State, making people’s lives unnecessarily shit for 99 years.

This is Veichi Hurkus, a Turkish bloke who was a WWI pilot and, at the conclusion of that war and the following scuffles relating to Turkish Independence, an entrepreneur who built Turkey’s first aircraft of its very own. Wiki:

He spent at least 16 hours a day on building the plane, sometimes sleeping less than two hours. He was only not working when he was sent on long-distance duties, such as in December 1923, when he was sent to study European aviation with five other aviators, and only returned after April 1924.

The aircraft was assembled in 14 months. A technical committee to certify the plane was formed, but the flight request was denied due to the lack of qualified members in the committee to assess the plane. On 28 January 1925, Hürku? flew the K-VI for the first time, and landed back after a flight of 15 minutes. This was the first ever flight made with a Turkish-produced aircraft.

Later that day, Hürku? was notified that he had received a jail sentence for flying without a permit.

The current idiocy is not new.

Later that day, Hürku? was notified that he had received a jail sentence for flying without a permit.

This is proof we conquered the Turks and imposed Australianisms on them.

My god, what have we done?

The old Turkish guy loudly meowing at a boiled egg is a gem. Turkey must be defended at all costs!

Apparently it has a low cost of living?

Would it be a decent place to live?

John Smith was the only Protestant to move into the large Catholic neighbourhood.

On the first Friday of Lent, John was outside grilling a big juicy steak on his grill. Meanwhile all of his neighbours were eating cold tuna fish for supper. This went on each Friday during Lent.

On the last Friday of Lent the neighbourhood men got together and decided that something just HAD to be done about John, he was just tempting them to eat meat each Friday of Lent and they couldn’t take it anymore. They decided to try and convert him to be Catholic.

They went over and talked with him and were so happy that he decided to join all of his neighbours and become a Catholic.

They took him to church and the priest sprinkled some water over him and told him “You were born a Baptist, you were raised a Baptist and now you are a Catholic”. The men of the neighbourhood were SO relieved, now their biggest Lent temptation was resolved.

The next year’s Lent rolled around. The first Friday of Lent came and just at supper time when the neighbourhood was setting down to their fish dinners came the wafting smell of steak cooking on a grill.

The neighbourhood men could not believe their noses! What was going on?? They called each other up and decided to meet over in John’s yard to see if he had forgotten it was a Friday in Lent.

The group arrived just in time to see John standing over his grill with a small pitcher of water. He was pouring small droplets over his steak on the grill and saying “You were born a cow, you were raised a cow, and now you are a fish”.

Hmmm.

B&W lasers are around $100-$180 depending on whether duplex; scanner etc. Cartridges are around $80. Can print around 2,500-3,500 pages per cartridge.

Maybe they’ve just reversed the initial and consumables costs.

There is no point talking to you lot about AGW. Your minds are closed on the topic.

However, the rise of the Teals shows how you have comprehensively lost the argument among the general public. Even Liberal rustadons are now voting half-green on the topic.

sTan has a monumental whine:

After Queen Elizabeth II’s death, Indigenous Australia can’t be expected to shut up. Our sorry business is without end

We aren’t supposed to talk about this
(…)
We aren’t supposed to talk about these things this week. We aren’t supposed to talk about colonisation, empire, violence about Aboriginal sovereignty, not even about the republic.

No, it’s not that you aren’t supposed to. It’s just that it’s in poor taste. Anyone with half a brain expects you’re going to anyway. When have you ever stopped talking about it? The Queen’s death just gives you another excuse to talk about it, and deploy another misleading weapon in an attempt to induce maximal feelings of guilt – oh poor sTan being silenced again! Oh brave sTan, speaking out anyway! Will white Australia ever stop oppressing sTan and his people?

I’m sure I am not alone amongst Indigenous people wrestling with swirling emotions. Among them has been anger. The choking asphyxiating anger at the suffering and injustice my people endure.

Dear lord, anyone would think these are the only people in the world who have suffered injustice, been ill-treated – been horrendously treated, even. No, sTan. It has happened to literally every culture and ethnicity at one point or another. We all have suffering and oppression inflicted upon us because of who we were and where we came from in our histories and those of our ancestors. Living under the yoke of oppression and misery is the norm of human existence. Living as sTan does is an aberration.

Also, no one ought to deny that Indigenous Australians were treated badly – often appallingly – by European settlers and the societies they set up. But these things are relative. It could have been worse for them, and much worse. Standard operating procedure for conquering peoples was (and sometimes still is, and could easily revert back to) killing and enslaving the conquered, and destroying any remnants of their cultures from the earth. I notice sTan is still here, able to write his tedious columns and crap on about his culture. Coulda been worse, sTan. This doesn’t justify past wrongs, but let’s have a little perspective, too.

And what of Indigenous Australians today? Are they still oppressed and regularly subject to appalling injustices? Of course, everyone knows sTan’s answer. But again, let’s have a look around the world and see if we can spot any other ethnic minority groups that currently have it worse than Australia’s Aboriginals. Gee, there are a lot, aren’t there? And they’re vastly more oppressed, disadvantaged and living in utter hopelessness than even the sorriest of sTan’s people. They have far more reason to be furiously angry towards their oppressors than sTan. But we hear sTan’s anger because he has this enormous soap box with which to broadcast it from, given to him by the very people he rails against.

Time to get over it, sTan. You’re supposed to be the ABC’s ‘International Affairs Analyst’. Why not take a slightly more global perspective on things? Employ a bit more worldly wisdom?

For Indigenous people, our sorry business is without end.

Of course, it’s clear why you won’t. You won’t let it go because it’s your meal ticket. Transcend your rage over past injustices, get over it like the rest of humanity has to do or has had to do at some not-too-distant point in the past, and you lose all of your privileges, your special victim status, your pity points bonuses, your white guilt card and all that it buys you. Don’t you, sTan?

It’s not that you aren’t supposed to talk about this, sTan. You should just shut up about it, you ridiculous child. Start living like a normal person.

Haha Monty turns up.
Like invoking a genie.
Still no engagement on the science though.
Just ad hominem ad nauseum.
Pls tell me why snow hasn’t noticed global warming for the last 25 years Monty.

Even Liberal rustadons are now voting half-green on the topic.

You fkwit. Rustadons Lib voters stopped voting for these SFL frauds years ago.

Btw we’re at about the annual minimum for Arctic ice, which is usually this week each year.

Nothing much unusual happening.

As you would expect, since Arctic sea ice area is strongly correlated with the AMO, which cycles each 60 years or so.

A very good reply to curated triumphalism re Ukraine – which is obviously a PR counter to the energy doom about to harm millions of European taxpayers…

Reader Mait beneath another Peter Jennings propaganda piece:

The UK MoD has reported that the 1-2000 Russian MPs stationed in Izyum withdrew in “good order”to stronger lines. The advantage to Russia of the withdrawal being that it traded land instead of its soldiers lives. More importantly the Ukraine exposed its newly equipped reserves to air and artillery strikes and lost two brigades of men and equipment for a PR exercise with no military operational or strategic value. For perspective as to the staggering losses suffered by the Ukraine, the entire Australian army can probably generate three brigades of combat power on a good day.

As far as the Ukraine Kherson “offensive” went the maximum effort cost a further five brigades of losses and could not even penetrate the Russian (divisional) security zone that is designed to merely give early-warning to the main defensive positions in front of Kherson. The Wapo reported that as a result of the abortive offensive the Ukraine suffered 5-1 casualties and hospitals throughout Ukraine and Poland were full of Ukraine wounded. Russia was not diverted by the Ukraine probes and the decisive battles in the Donbas continued.

Meanwhile President Modi reiterated that India’s friendship with Russia is unbreakable and that Ruble/Rupee trade would increase in the face of increasing US threats. The newly installed president of Pakistan requested that Russia build an energy pipeline to Pakistan that could also extend to India. China and Russia announced an annual trade of $200bn and China emphasized that the US would not break the friendship between China and Russia. Iran announced a strategic partnership with Russia and cut a trade deal to supply a niche drone capability to supplement Russias overall drone fleet. After the Russian success in the SCO and Ukraine, the collective west is looking at a cold winter and the controlled demolition of their economies.

Neil Oliver – ‘…vampires are coming for us!’

There is no point talking to you lot about AGW. Your minds are closed on the topic

A single, simple, catastrophic problem demanding a single, simple solution that only requires a massive power grab by a tiny elite. What’s to worry about? Where’s the cause for skepticism?

You’re such a low octane thinker, m0nty.

Ed Casesays:
September 18, 2022 at 12:41 pm

The Libs primary vote hit an all time low in the election. It’s been in freefall since 2013. There’s a reason for that. Stay with facts and can your bullshit.

The suspicion is the funding will head towards solar and wind. This is how dishonest they are.

Yes possible, however Uranium miners look a very bet.

JCsays:
September 18, 2022 at 12:52 pm
My prediction is that in about a decade there will be a rush to nuclear. China is again in the lead there, building hundreds of plants and constructing plants in SE Asian nations.

If governments are going to subsidize and provide tax relief for EVs why not the same for nuke plants?

John H, have to noticed or read about what the Hidens have really done with the green legislation they pushed through recently. There was an allocation of US government funding to be held in one large bucket, meant for all types of green energy production assistance. The scum actually mentioned nuclear in the legislation. However, the agencies meant to approve reactor design are not anywhere in terms of changing the approval process for nukes. The suspicion is the funding will head towards solar and wind. This is how dishonest they are.

Utter madness JC. Until the storage problem is solved green energy is a pipe dream. They’ve put the cart before the horse and at this rate that we’ll all soon be using Amish transport.

If Bretton Woods 3 is looming you’d think the gold price would be higher.

It should be stratospheric.

Beware a pantheistic monarch.

Epson now provide printer models with ink tanks and no cartridges. The printers are much more expensive than the cartridge models but the ink last 1,000s of pages and is cheap to refill.

All of the brands have continuous ink tank printers, not only Epson. A big disadvantage compared with standard ink jets and lasers is they’re really slow.

You can also buy expensive ink jet printers with high capacity print cartridges that are quite cheap to run.

The pricing model is pretty simple – if you buy one of those absurdly cheap ink jet printers, the replacement cartridges are going to cost you an arm and a leg. That’s where the printer companies make money; they likely lose money on the printer itself. Using refills on these printers generally screws them up after a while.

However, if you cough up more for an ink jet printer, the peripherals are cheaper and have a greater capacity. If you’re an infrequent user, however, bear in mind the cartridges dry up if left unused for long enough. You’re probably best off coughing up for a laser printer. Or buying a $29 ink jet and chucking it out and replacing it with another $29 ink jet when the included cartridges run dry.

HOW MORAL ARE YOU?

This takes less than one minute and is incredibly accurate… well worth the little bit of effort I promise.

This test has only one question, but it’s a very important one. By giving an honest answer you will discover where you stand morally.

The test features an unlikely and completely fictional situation in which you will have to make a decision. Only you will know the results, so remember that your answer needs to be honest. Here we go…

THE SITUATION:

You are in Palm Beach, Florida with chaos all around you caused by a hurricane. There is a flood of biblical proportions. You are a photojournalist working for a major newspaper, and you’re caught in the middle of this epic disaster.

The situation is nearly hopeless. You’re trying to shoot career-making photos. There are houses and people swirling around you, some disappearing under the water. Nature is unleashing all of its destructive fury.

THE TEST:

Suddenly you see a man in the water. He is fighting for his life trying not to be taken down with the debris.

Your move closer. Somehow the man looks like… Good Heavens* It’s Joe Biden! The raging waters are about to take him under forever!

YOU HAVE TWO OPTIONS:

You can save the life of Joe Biden or you can shoot a dramatic Pulitzer Prize-winning photo, documenting the last minutes of one of the world’s most powerful men hell-bent on the destruction of the USA.

THE QUESTION (remember, please give an honest answer):

Would you:

1. Select high-contrast colour film;

OR

2. Go with the classic simplicity of black and white?

From Powerline (slightly edited for clarity)

One of the good things about the internet is you can listen to out of town talk radio. Massachusetts stations were interesting yesterday – it seems the local citizens who have been forced out of towns like Lawrence, Lowell, and New Bedford because rich liberal people who have estates on Martha’s Vineyard have loosed criminal immigrant gangs on those towns are a bit perturbed. Actually, they are furious.

The same rich liberal people who have been looking down on them and ignoring them as illegals took their jobs and drove down the price of all labor now have no room or sympathy for the illegals they invited in. In a summer colony where most of the population is not home after Labor Day, there is no room. In one of the wealthiest places in the world, there is no leftover lobster thermidor. In the off-season, there are no rooms to rent, nor are there any hotel rooms. There is, however, a force of armed deplorables ordered to escort them to an Air National Guard base for further distribution to places like Youngstown.

The illegal immigrant scam of the Dems is dragging them down farther every day in the view of the voters but they just can’t let it go.

George W. Monty: “MISSION ACCOMPLISHED”

CL running straight Russian war propaganda

Poor m0nts doesn’t even realise he spews Ukrainian war propaganda at every turn. What a dummy.

m0ntysays:
September 18, 2022 at 12:15 pm
There is no point talking to you lot about AGW. Your minds are closed on the topic.

It would seem that m0nty-fa doesn’t own a mirror.

However, the rise of the Teals shows how you have comprehensively lost the argument among the general public.

Lemmings voting for high cliffs? When the ruinables chickens come home to roost, watch the change in attitudes.

PS, it was Economics that you failed, not Science. Stick to fantasy football.

However, the rise of the Teals shows how you have comprehensively lost the argument among the general public

another reason why ‘Democracy’ is NOT the best form of government!

m0ntysays:
September 18, 2022 at 12:15 pm
There is no point talking to you lot about AGW. Your minds are closed on the topic.

Absolutely not m0nty.
I’ll change my mind as soon as there’s real world evidence that validates, rather than falsifies, the alarmists’ predictions. [Compare e.g. 50 million climate refugees by 2010, Arctic ice free by 2013, no child born in 2007 will see snow, four of Australia’s mainland state capitals will be ghost metropolises through drought by 2010, etc.]
Subject to one caveat – when we have multiple predictions by the alarmists, to the effect that factor X will go up, factor X will go down, and factor X will stay the same, then the mere fact that one of those three turns out to be correct doesn’t actually validate alarmism. (I’ll explain why if you need me to, m0nty.)

another reason why ‘Democracy’ is NOT the best form of government!

Sortition
Subsidiarity
Confederalism
Sunset clauses on all legislation
Recall elections
Jury nullification
Term limits