Open Thread – Tues 20 Sept 2022
2,957 responses to “Open Thread – Tues 20 Sept 2022”
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Our trends are definitely ‘behind’ the UK.
You cannot think the situation in Australia is analogous to the UK; in 2020 and 2021 we closed our borders (mostly) instituted a harsh lockdown regime and very little covid of the far more virulent varieties circulated in Australia throughout the entire period**Except in select aged care facilities in Melbourne eg St Basil’s and to lesser extent Sydney.
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Excess deaths across the board, Rosie. I’m sure the experimental therapeutic treatment recently forced upon most of the population had nothing to do with this. Safe and effective!
Y’know, prior to Covid, I wasn’t an anti-vaxxer. Quite the opposite. I am an anti-vaxxer now. I’ll never get a flu shot or any inoculation that doesn’t have a very, very long history of use. And even then I don’t trust the fuckers not to give me something else. Think I’ll go visit Beth* for the ochre treatment instead.
*name changed for cultural reasons (wtf?)
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Bourne1879says:
September 21, 2022 at 8:29 amAs Coatesworth has said when you are in your 80’s with comorbidities pretty anything will do you in including mild flu.
exactly.
I need to clarify my comment, too.
Its clear that there is no significant excess deaths below ~ 50-60yo’s.
There are 10-20% excess deaths above that ageI agree with Coatsworth — and include in that any problems with the vaxx as a possibility, not just covid itself.
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Leading causes of death in the UK still appear to be age related
Monthly mortality analysis, England and Wales: July 2022 -
Tim
You haven’t answered a single question honestly.
Fester left out the rest of the chart which was that snowfall levels have fallen and hasn’t recovered, which something you’re unable to deal with
That makes his point cherry picking.
Funny that you have engagements today when you have produced literally weeks and weeks of missives against Fatboy and Liz. Today though, you’re too busy. The only thing you ought to be busy about is finding a decent doc and joining a group therapy session with a few others here.
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To be clear, I’m not endorsing this article.
wide ranging article that touches on lockdown sedentary impacts on increasing cardiovascular disease -
Daily Mail.
Secret Aussie son’ of King Charles and Camilla reveals his plans to meet with Prince Harry and give him a hug: ‘We are both the black sheep of the royal family’
Simon Dorante-Day says he is Prince Charles’ love child adopted out of royals
He says he would like to meet fellow ‘black sheep’ Harry and give him a big hug
Mr Dorante-Day says his children’s likeness to the Queen keep her memory fresh
There has been no response by the royals to his claims so he plans legal action
The Queen’s funeral: All the latest Royal Family news and coverage -
Don Lemon is just a race hustler with a contract at CNN.
Very neatly put in his place here.
The point the woman is making will become even better known thanks to the discussions being held around the movie The Woman King.
I get the feeling Don Lemon and the other inmates at CNN have all aligned themselves with different species from the Woke Bestiary – Lesbians, Trannies, Lesbian Trannies, Blacks, Furries etc. And because everyone is decked out in their victimhood they must each of them also compete against each other – everyone is special so no one is. So they actually have to scheme and plot and hint at dark secrets of those they are competing against.
And Don will have to keep on pushing the ‘Black’ thing, even while there are whispers behind his back that he has a white ancestor, or voted Republican once in college.
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Daily Mail.
Secret Aussie son’ of King Charles and Camilla reveals his plans to meet with Prince Harry and give him a hug: ‘We are both the black sheep of the royal family’
The attention this bloke gets from the media is instructive.
He was born in 1966, five years before Camilla first met Charles.
Are journalists unable to do basic maths?
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‘To dust you shall return,’ but human composting? California bishops raise objections
CNA – Sep 20, 2022California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday signed a bill into law that will allow the composting of human remains — a bill that the state’s Catholic Conference had opposed.
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Daily Mail
Lemon squeezed! CNN host is stunned into silence when royal commentator says African kings – not British royals – should pay reparations for slavery because ‘THEY rounded up their own people and had them waiting in cages on the beaches’
CNN host Don Lemon was stunned into silence by royal commentator’s remarks
Lemon interviewed Hilary Fordwich last week, in a clip that went viral on Tuesday
CNN host asked whether the British royal family should pay slavery reparations
But Fordwich questioned his reasoning and placed the blame on African leaders
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Mother Lode says:
September 21, 2022 at 9:20 am
Don Lemon is just a race hustlerHahahaha.
The look on his face is priceless.
Dumbstruck. Clueless. A classic “oh shit” reaction.
The lady with the pearls was very clever in using a modern version of “I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him” to make Lemon assume she was agreeing with him and allow her to continue. -
Secret Aussie son’ of King Charles and Camilla reveals his plans to meet with Prince Harry and give him a hug: ‘We are both the black sheep of the royal family’
Meghan will shine the Oprah spotlight into the sky to get her around toot sweet* for a pained interview at this cruel Australian calling himself a black sheep.
*I know it is tout de suite, but I suppose Oprah is a bit like Michelle Obama and even references to certain foods can excite the cilia in unique organs within their brains, even from the other side of a city and across countless salad bars.
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. CNN host Don Lemon was stunned into silence by royal commentator’s remarks
. Lemon interviewed Hilary Fordwich last week, in a clip that went viral on Tuesday
. CNN host asked whether the British royal family should pay slavery reparations
. But Fordwich questioned his reasoning and placed the blame on African leaders
. She argued that any reparations should be paid by descendants of ‘African kings’ -
New Orleans had the highest homicide rate of any major city so far this year, with about 41 homicides per 100,000 residents, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of the organization’s data, collected from most of the nation’s largest law-enforcement departments. The homicide rate was 11.5 in Chicago, 4.8 in Los Angeles and 2.4 per 100,000 in New York City for the same period.
This year to date, the New Orleans homicide rate is up 141% compared with the same period in 2019, according to the Metropolitan Crime Commission Inc., a nonprofit that works to reduce crime in the city. Shootings are up 100%, carjackings 210% and armed robberies up 25%. The homicide rate is on pace to surpass last year’s rate, which was the worst since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
The city has about 50% to 60% of the [police] officers it needs…
“The criminals are more bolder and more brazen,” said New Orleans Police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson. “They do not believe they will face any consequences for their actions.”
The police department is stretched so thin that the average 911 response time is 2½ hours…
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Sancho Panzer says:
September 21, 2022 at 9:13 amPlease don’t use Bing-Bong without my permission.
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Sweet baby cheeses.
Sounds more like a body mod fetish.
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Cravings?
Ramsey, 53, was charged with terroristic threatening and third-degree battery and booked in the Washington County, Arkansas, jail on Saturday evening.
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One more comment on Don Lemon – well, not really about him but something he said may speak to a more general matter.
He says that he was molested as a child.
I get the feeling a lot of molested boys grow up gay – or likely now trans or whatever.
Have there been any studies into this to indicate there may be a real correlation?
(Note, I am not saying all gay men are only so because they were molested but rather than molested boys might gravitate to the lifestyle as a means of coping with what happened to them.)
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The world isn’t ready to go fully electric, BMW and Bosch CEOs warn – report
The CEO of BMW, Oliver Zipse, says Europe isn’t ready for a hard cut-off of petrol and diesel engines, telling attendees at the carmaker’s Innovation Day event last week his company thinks “it’s wrong to switch off the combustion engine in Europe”.
The comments echo those by Japanese car giant Toyota and US automaker Ford who say motorists will still need a choice of what powers vehicles of the future, because not every country is rolling out electric tech at the same speed – and the world’s energy mining resources would be overwhelmed if every vehicle on the planet switched to electric power tomorrow.
With the European Union recently agreeing to a ban of new petrol and diesel cars from 2035, the BMW boss warned a deadline for banning internal-combustion engines “would lead to distortions that nobody here can control anymore”.
Markus Heyn, CEO of Bosch – one of the world’s biggest parts and technology suppliers to car manufacturers – this week warned a switch to a pure-electric world would result in a shortage of batteries.
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Just taking a short break, but this won’t take long.
JCsays:
September 21, 2022 at 8:54 am
TimYou haven’t answered a single question honestly.
Care to give an example? I’m happy to repeat the three questions which stump you totally. See below. (BTW you also never got around to justifying your assertion that the decline in the first 25 years of the chart is “steep”. I think we all know what self-beclownment that omission proves.)
Fester left out the rest of the chart which was that snowfall levels have fallen and hasn’t recovered, which something you’re unable to deal with
That makes his point cherry picking.It’s been dealt with repeatedly. Before you can complain legitimately about B0N referring to the last 25 years, you have to explain why 25 years is inadequate to establish a trend, which you’ve totally failed to do no matter how often you’re asked. Your whole schtick on this issue is circular reasoning, based on your climate alarmists’ assumption that there can’t be a change in trend at the 25 year mark of the chart, which you then use as a self-justification for insisting that it’s impermissible to assert a change in trend at the 25 year mark.
Funny that you have engagements today when you have produced literally weeks and weeks of missives against Fatboy and Liz. Today though, you’re too busy. The only thing you ought to be busy about is finding a decent doc and joining a group therapy session with a few others here.
I said there’d be a delay in responding, I never said I wouldn’t. A bit of a premature ejaculation from you on that point.
Let’s take this very slowly.
Question 1 – do you believe that a climate trend can come to an end and be superseded by a different climate trend?
Question 2
If your answer to question 1 was “no”, please report tomorrow morning to the Sheltered Workshop for Mental Defectives.
If your answer was “yes”, please consider the following scenario:
A climate trend has lasted 100 years and is superseded by another trend which may well last another 100 years. How long into the second 100 years do we have to wait before we’re allowed to ask serious questions (like BoN did) of those who insist that the first trend is continuing?
Question 3
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End of fuel excise discount shouldn’t cause immediate petrol price spike, Treasurer says
Clown.
A quick glance at PetrolSpy tells me that, in Brisbane, about half the servos have already put their prices up by the full 24¢.
Chatting with the owner of the Jolly Cheap Petrol and Most Very Excellent Servicings garage at the Grange (E10: $1.56 vs $1.93 at Coles Express just up the road) – “My business could not be better: everybody comes here for my cheap petrol and stays to buy many other things that I sell…”
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Head prefect I’ve been following your exchange with Timmy about snow. I’m afraid to say he’s right. Climate trends, as I’ve explained, can be as short as 15 years. Just because something fell for a while then rose doesn’t mean the initial fall should be the overall conclusion. Let me show you a graph about diurnal temperature range, DTR. DTR is the difference between the lowest and highest temperature over a 24 hour period. Now alarmists say DTR should be decreasing because the lowest temp usually falls at night and for various bullshit reasons they say night-time temps should be increasing quicker than daytime due to AGW; here’s the graph:
https://wattsupwiththat.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/clyde-spencer-fig1.png
Is DTR decreasing or does the last 40 years of increasing DTR establish a climate trend which contradicts one of the main tenets of AGW?
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Engagements? Sure.
All you need to do is respond to this without being in the style of the Liz missives going for 1000s of words.
Fester left out the rest of the chart which was that snowfall levels have fallen and hasn’t recovered, which something you’re unable to deal with
That makes his point cherry picking.
Funny that you have engagements today when you have produced literally weeks and weeks of missives against Fatboy and Liz. Today though, you’re too busy. The only thing you ought to be busy about is finding a decent doc and joining a group therapy session with a few others here.
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End of fuel excise discount shouldn’t cause immediate petrol price spike, Treasurer says
To be fair, my recollection is that the petrol price at the pump fell significantly on the day the excise was halved. I remember because I was surprised at the speed the saving was passed on to consumers, being used to servos being extremely slow to drop their prices when the value of crude falls, yet are extremely quick to raise their prices when crude rises.
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Political stupidity is about to collide with reality.
Colliding, I’d say.
the BMW boss warned a deadline for banning internal-combustion engines “would lead to distortions that nobody here can control anymore”.
In another time, not so long ago, it would have been absolutely unthinkable for a German Industrieller to make a public statement like this.
However, he is living in a world of distortions that nobody can control anymore. Experiential learning writ very large.
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Cronkite
We’re simply focusing on Fester’s chart, which showed my point above and nothing else.
Forgive me, yesterday you were asking a couple of times who is Uncle Fester so you’re really up to speed on this.
I’ll repeat the point that I made again to Liz’s missive writer
Fester left out the rest of the chart which was that snowfall levels have fallen and hasn’t recovered, which something you’re unable to deal with
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Zyconoclast says:
September 21, 2022 at 10:11 amThis guy probably overeggs the reality a bit but even so, the lithium supply, and other raw materials, is woefully short at present for a full EV future.
Meanwhile, Benchmark Boss Simon Moores loves to tweet some lithium deets, last week flagging that we need close to 400 new lithium, cobalt, nickel and graphite mines to feed a 500% increase in battery demand by 2035.
In the lead up to the Energy Disruptors conference in Calgary, Canada, Moores said today that it will cost $US1-$US3 trillion and take a generation to build a lithium-ion battery supply chain capable of supporting mass market EVs industry and energy storage systems.
This includes building critical minerals supply, cathodes and anodes as well as battery cells. “Our estimates vary from $1Tr to $3Tr depending on scenarios,” Moores said. “At the top end – $3Tr – is for a fully sustainable world beyond 2050. We are on a demand path to needing spending $1Tr by 2040.”
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I was wondering when the next A1 Dispatch was going to come in. Here are the highlights:
We remind everyone to ‘Please, think for yourself’.
St. Ruth, take note.
When the full scale of what has been done is revealed to We The People, we ask all AustraliaOne Party supporters and members to remain calm, measured and to be there for others in our community.
We remind all of you of the role of your publicly funded institutions as well as groups including Freemasons and other secret societies which control all aspects of Australian life in implementing this depopulation program.
Refreshingly, gas pipes to DeaTh CamPs are not mentioned this time – directly, at least.
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Oco
Have you considered the possibility excess deaths are caused by something else?
Sure, delays in diagnosis and surgery could play a role in excess death, lockdowns too, and the like, but OCO and others aren’t engaging in an academic pursuit of the truth here. The point of emphasising the potential role of the vax (and lockdowns) is political; it’s about creating pressure such that the role of the vax (and lockdowns) is investigated and not ignored. We ought to be more critical and less charitable of both the vax (and lockdowns) because they were mandatory and qualified our participation in social life.
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The Daily Mail article makes the claim that Haiti ended slavery before Britain.
My understanding is that it was a rebellion in Haiti where the slaves overthrew – then slaughtered – the French on the island. The French realised the only way they would keep Haiti was to allow the ex-slaves to remain free, and intended later to reinstitute it.
Whether or not you would call a successful uprising by slaves the abolition of slavery depends on definition. The French freed (in law) the ex-slaves on Haiti, but kept it elsewhere. They were driven to this by their colonial and imperial ambitions and in order not to lose a territory to their competitors.
To me it reads more as a rebellion and a deal with France to hold onto that real estate without the issue ever really being about slavery itself. Of course it would be a welcome change for the ex-slaves, but it was about empire, not the rights of men.
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JCsays:
September 21, 2022 at 10:26 am
Engagements? Sure.All you need to do is respond to this without being in the style of the Liz missives going for 1000s of words.
Fester left out the rest of the chart which was that snowfall levels have fallen and hasn’t recovered, which something you’re unable to deal with
That makes his point cherry picking.
The graph shows one trend for the first 25 years and another trend for the second 25 years. There’s nothing remotely resembling “cherry picking” in pointing out the existence of the second trend. This has been explained to you several times. Unless you’ve got scientific or statistical reasons for denying that 25 years is long enough from which to postulate a trend, which clearly you haven’t, you’ve got no basis whatsoever for demanding that the two evident trends be combined into one. The evidence that 25 years is long enough has, again, been explained several times and you’ve never got near to engaging with it.
Funny that you have engagements today when you have produced literally weeks and weeks of missives against Fatboy and Liz. Today though, you’re too busy. The only thing you ought to be busy about is finding a decent doc and joining a group therapy session with a few others here.
Stop trying to use m0nty and Lizzie as human shields you gutless little dweeb.
Henceforth thy name is “Gutless Boy”, or “GB” for short.
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Supermarket giant Coles will sell its fuel and convenience business to Viva Energy in a $300 million deal which will see it give up ownership of 710 Coles Express sites.
Been a bit of this stuff going on. I suspect ESG rubbish is behind it. They can GWGB as far as I’m concerned.
Overseas companies aren’t always so idiotic as Oz ones seem to be:
Czech company to takeover Delta Electricity (20 Sep)
The future of ageing Vales Point Power Station will soon be in the hands of private Czech company Sev.en Global Investments following an agreement by Delta Electricity Group to a 100 percent share sale.
Last Friday on September 16 the St Baker Family Trust and Ilwella Pty Ltd (Trevor St Baker and Brian Flannery), owners of Delta Group, agreed to sell to Sev.en in a transaction encompassing Sunset Power International (Delta Electricity Vales Point Power Station) and Great Southern Energy (Delta Coal – Mannering Colliery and Chain Valley Colliery).
Sev.en is a family office (private) investment group with a core focus on energy and mining and targeting restructuring and growth opportunities.
Its sole owner, Pavel Tykac, is a Czech investor and major player in the Czech energy market.
Sev.en Chief Executive, Alan Svoboda, said Delta’s acquisition would significantly strengthen the company’s presence in Australia, already with a 50 percent interest in InterGen at Milmerran and Callide power stations in Queensland.
The company also has four gas-fired UK power plants and owns one of the largest US metallurgical coal producers, Blackhawk Mining, as well as nine metallurgical and thermal coal mining complexes in West Virginia and Kentucky.
In the Czech Republic, Sev.en operates two coal-fired power plants and two combined heat and power plants.
Sounds like Mr Tykac doesn’t believe in climate fairies and knows a bargain when he sees one.
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Making a vagina out of human cadaver skin?
I posted about this as “you will live to see unspeakable horrors” during the great untickening of 2022.
Due to peoples irrational fear of my links obviously no-one clicked on it.
Zombie vadges are real.
Rot crotch
Formaldehyde, its whats for breakfast
Looks like gargoolery was ahead of the curve with mummies moldy minge.Some online stuff referred to fetal tissue being used, but I couldnt find any proof, and id suspect it would be too delicate anyway.
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The issue is that OCO and others have simply focused on excess which he and they strongly suggest is directly related to the vax. Let’s get that shit out the way first.
OCO already said that he doesn’t think that excess deaths has a single cause. It’s clear that what he and others are doing is pointing at the vax because there is considerable institutional inertia against considering the role of the vax 9 (or lockdowns). This is a counter to the ‘move along nothing to see here’ strategy of the institutions. Let the institutions engage in fire control and just enjoy the show from the sidelines.
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Ok this seems weird..
A new “get Trump” law, whats the bet this will be the only case under this law for a decade…
E Jean Carroll, the writer who accused Donald Trump of raping her more than two decades ago, plans to file a new lawsuit against the former US president.
In a letter made public on Tuesday, a lawyer for former Elle magazine columnist said she planned to sue Trump for battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress under New York state’s Adult Survivors Act.
That law, recently signed by the governor, Kathy Hochul, gives adult accusers a one-year window to bring civil claims over alleged sexual misconduct regardless of how long ago it occurred.
Denying you committed a rape is “slander”?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/sep/20/e-jean-carroll-trump-lawsuit
Carroll has accused Trump of raping her in the dressing room of the upscale Manhattan department store Bergdorf Goodman. She sued him in 2019 while he was serving his presidency, saying he slandered her by denying her allegation that he raped her in a New York department store in the 1990s. Trump said she was “totally lying” and was “not my type”, among other remarks.…
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focused on excess which he and they strongly suggest is directly related to the vax.
Let’s consider my former workplace as a reasonable control group. (60 persons). They all continued to work, albeit at reduced levels, most live in semi rural areas so had lots of their own stuff to do. They also theoretically had quite a bit of freedom because they had their essential worker letters.
The majority of them got vaxxed post mandate because they were sceptical of efficacy.
Pre-mandate one got vaxxed and for his trouble spent days in hospital with blood related issues. Another who started work at site in the period had a similar experience.
Post vax mandate there have been three heart attacks, and stroke that hit both sides of the brain within minutes. The heart attack / heart problem count continues to climb.
The stroke victim would have been dead if he hadn’t been at the airport because he received good attention within minutes from Airport Fire and Rescue and the Ambulance showed up 10 minutes later.
There is something wrong. What changed?
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday signed a bill into law that will allow the composting of human remains — a bill that the state’s Catholic Conference had opposed.
The deepestly deep black comedic aspect of this is that environmentalists have a composting history:
Flashback: Recycling-Obsessed Earth Day Founder Killed, ‘Composted’ Ex-Girlfriend (Apr 2021)
President Joe Biden, “climate czar” John Kerry, and other environmental leaders will mark Earth Day 2021 with a special “Leaders Summit on Climate Change,” where the president is expected to commit to major efforts aimed at “reducing climate emissions,” including those listed in his forthcoming “infrastructure” bill.
Biden is expected to propose that the U.S. cut its climate emissions in half by 2030, which the administration says will “keep a limit to warming of 1.5 degree Celsius (2.7 degrees F) within reach.”
But the roots of Earth Day will likely go unmentioned, particularly given that the self-proclaimed “founder” of Earth Day, Ira Einhorn, was such a dedicated fan of recycling that he “composted” his ex-girlfriend and stored her in his closet for years.
“A self-proclaimed environmental activist, Einhorn made a name for himself among ecological groups during the 1960s and ’70s by taking on the role of a tie-dye-wearing ecological guru and Philadelphia’s head hippie,” NBC News reported about the now-scrubbed-from-history Earth Day icon. “Ira Einhorn was on stage hosting the first Earth Day event at the Fairmount Park in Philadelphia on April 22, 1970.”
The other fun thing is that Niven and Pournelle picked up on this story and incorporated it into Footfall. It’s worth rereading it just for that particular scene. I doubt those guys, if they were alive today, would have much time for the climate nutters who infest the world right now.
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Be werry, werry quiet, we are hunting Dots…
I am a 34-year-old woman. Throughout my 20s I enjoyed sex so much I found it difficult to resist. I was fairly promiscuous* and my body became aroused without effort. Now, seemingly out of nowhere, my libido and interest in sex have almost disappeared, which has devastated me. I strongly suspect it’s due to a drop in hormone** levels.
I am very healthy, not stressed, don’t drink or smoke and have a good relationship with a communicative and supportive man***. But sex is now often painful, as I struggle with a loss of natural lubrication and I feel “closed up” and unaroused****. I now feel I have to have sex when I simply don’t want it and my partner feels discouraged that I never initiate. Even in the event that I feel aroused psychologically by an idea or fantasy, my body won’t respond.
* Banged like a dunny door in a cyclone
** 2 words, whore-moan levels.
*** Shes snared a beta provider who makes her vagina atrophy at the thought of his touch….
**** Out, out damned twat!The sharticle is literally this cartoon come to life.
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Lordy, lordy, an unexploded bomb found in Darwin harbour – media are going ballistic.
The residents of Saipan used to get sick of waiting for the USN to come and dispose of what they had found. The solution was to chuck it in the back of a pick up on some old tyres and take it to the tip.
Tip fires were subsequently quite spectacular. The Mobil depot there used to have a very fine collection of shrapnel that had landed in the yard.
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Tucker Carlson: Elizabeth Warren’s view of Martha’s Vineyard
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It’s always projection with the Left:
A North Dakota man is accused of intentionally running over and killing an 18-year-old over a political dispute early Sunday.
Just prior to the hit-and-run attack, the teen had frantically telephoned his mother to say someone was chasing him.
Shannon Brandt, 41, called 911 around 2:35 a.m. to report that he had hit a pedestrian with his vehicle in an alleyway in McHenry, N.D, according to KVLY-TV. He allegedly told the dispatcher he chased down the teen because he “was part of a Republican extremist group and that he was afraid they were ‘coming to get him,’” according to the news outlet.
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The missivist.
You clown, it’s a 50 year chart clearly displaying a drop to the lower levels after the first 25 years and it’s flatlined at the lower levels since. You can’t drivel your way out of a clear observable fact that it contradicts Uncle Fester’s point. It was his chart!
Forgive me, I am gutless for not at least intervening to shut your disgraceful trap about Liz in the 1000’s of turgid words yiu used against her. It reached the point where the blog owner had to intervene to stop the onslaught. You’re complete kunt for what you did. Being the typical lowrent bully I wouldn’t expect you to take it back.
Now get back to your engagements. I’m sure you’re a busy successful lawyer as you’ve shown over the recent past. Sure. How much, 1000 bucks an hour? Lol.
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The Irish clip above is disturbing. They put the problem down to gangs but that’s not the nub: it’s black youths: anti white racists.
And anti-others.
UK: BBC and Sky News cover Muslim violence against Hindus without mentioning either group (19 Sep)
The fun thing about the riot in England is it was caused by India losing to Pakistan in a cricket match.
Hindu temple vandalised, saffron flag taken down in riot-hit Leicester in UK (19 Sep)
There you go, cricket is so important that a match in Dubai between India and Pakistan can cause riots in Leicester.
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There’s no way to figure out what’s occurred as the data is filthy. Ascribing anything to any of the data over the past couple of years is foolhardy.
People were locked up and in this situation you can’t expect any of the data to be real.
But as I said above, this is a political strategy. If the data is filthy, I’m going to still hammer the vax and the lockdowns anyway, because I want to make it harder for vax mandates or lockdowns in future to receive public support.
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JC
it’s a 50 year chart clearly displaying a drop to the lower levels after the first 25 years and it’s flatlined at the lower levels since.
To summarise, there was a decline in snow fall over the first 25 years of the 50, and the next 25 years are flat, indicating that the earlier decline has (for at least 25 years and counting) ended. Where it goes from here, we will have to wait and see.
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