mmmm can’t say I approve
Open Thread – Weekend 15 Oct 2022
- From darkness to the promise of light
- Open Thread – Weekend 16 Nov 2024
- Open Thread – Thurs 14 Nov 2024
- Open Thread – Remembrance Day 2024
- The Sweetest Victory
Iron-deficient Mike looked almost as old as Trump.
An example of why I previously stated he has some BS crazy ideas. Fluoride concentrations in traditional and herbal teas:…
“We’re going to get the fluoride out the water, we’re going to get the chemicals out of the food, we’re…
He was in Melbourne – I begin to understand how Victoria has such bad government.
BAM!
This thread dedicated to nekkid regurgitating fat chicks.
On the Brittaneeee case.
The thing that really strikes me is she doesn’t sound that bright. Is she really smart enough to concoct a story like this or did she just luck out with the pieces randomly falling in a disorderly way but not enough to cause the case to fall off the cliff.
JC: Sharaz, Mr and Mrs Pirate and Labor strategists did her thinking for her.
Oh Okay, thanks Areff.
Miss Maggie Dodgers, Cats:
Want want … 🙂
He is one of my favourite cultural heroes.
The Yeezey.
Bugger … not leaving this on the old Fred …
Friday night. Time for a voice like I’ve never heard before; a FIVE–octave range!
LMAO.
Flashing lights …
Sweden says the “safety classification of the investigation is too high” to share the result with other countries, Spiegel reports.
WTF does this even mean?!
Boy those singers all looked so similar!
Never underestimate the power of the unaccompanied human voice!
Must be bruvvers!
With Britnah liking to go sans cottontails and her love of the turps – wonder how many blokes have opted for one off the wrist rather than hurl the salami down the comatose hallway?
Asking for a parliamentary friend.
Bother! My body has just decided it’s mid afternoon in London and why on earth am I still in bed? The downside of travel.
At least Tom’s toons will be here soon to wish me good morning.
Megan, on PayPal shenanigans. Is there any way of accessing activity on your account? There is no way on God’d green earth that I would give the buggers Passport or MV licence details along with my photo. It sounds very much like nefarious data harvesting and identity theft to me.
If you can’t close your account, there might be a couple of options available to you. Firstly, protect your assets. Notify your bank and have new cards issued. I know it’s a pain in the neck, but first things first. Secondly, I would also find out who to contact if you suspect your PP account is being used for criminal activity. Escalate and watch them close the thing pronto if there’s even a whiff of criminal investigation into them.
Cyber crime is huge now and growing. I reckon investigation/forensics/prevention jobs might outstrip the dodgy “environment” and “HR” scam jobs in the future.
PalPal is a notorious scam platform. Hopefully not the owners themselves, but it’s a magnet for thieves. I’ve never had an account in my life and I’m regularly threatened with account closure and calls to “update” my details.
Binned, natch.
Chuckle. Near to the site of Dover’s weekend artwork there’s a chateau.
Chateau de Grouchy.
Seems apt. 😀
Johannes Leak. Bingo!
Mark Knight.
Warren Brown.
Peter Broelman.
David Rowe.
Graeme Bandeira.
Christian Adams.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Henry Payne.
Matt Margolis.
Chip Bok.
Al Goodwyn.
Murphy applied for a fork-lift job at a famous Irish firm based in Dublin.
A Polish man applied for the same job, and since both applicants had similar qualifications, they were asked to take a test and led to a quiet room with no interruptions by the Manager.
When the results were in, both men had scored 19 out of 20.
The manager went to Murphy and said “Thank you for coming to the interview, but we’ve decided to give the Pole the job”. Murphy: “And why would you be doing that? We both got 19 questions correct. This being Ireland and me being Irish, surely I should get the job”. Manager: “We have made our decision not on the correct answers, but on the question you got wrong”.
Murphy: “And just how would one incorrect answer be better than another?” Manager: “That’s simple. On question number 7 the Pole wrote down, ‘I don’t know’. You put down, ‘Neither do I’”.
Yesterday I caught up with an economist/strategist who’s in town from London.
He was saying Truss won’t last not because of this mini budget but because of the broader reform packages she want’s to introduce.
The next stage are business concentration laws & reviewing the tax shields on all sorts of assets in the UK.
Catching up on the old thread, I’m not surprised Charles groaned when he met with Truss.
The royal family benefits the most from tax shielded assets in the UK.
The real question is how was Truss allowed to get the top job if she had policies like this in her.
She didn’t develop them overnight.
And no wonder she didn’t consult the cabinet or party before announcing the mini budget.
Zero chance of it getting out of the blocks if she did.
Especially the next stages.
I have no idea if I even have a paypal account – there might be one attached to an old card, but seeing as I can’t log in how do I tell?
It’s OK.
I do have a paypal account.
But now I don’t.
Up yours, Paypal.
There are now social media accounts that track how many times white quarterbacks pass to white receivers versus black receivers.
Imagine being that fucked in the head.
Winston, TIK has been a bit quiet recently.
In Victoria
Building inspector’s suicide points to wider problems at authority
Update: Cheating Fishermen Who Shoved Lead Weights in Their Fish at Walleye Championship Face Multiple Felony Charges.
I bet they weren’t counting on it getting that serious!
“Despite the rhetoric, there’s an increasing demand for steel, not just for third world countries industrialising … but also now increasingly for first world countries that want to decarbonise because you need steel to do that.”
COVID or COVID vaccination can cause dermal fillers to swell up
Feelthebern:
He’s certainly been putting in long hours – he looked exhausted last video. (Episode 39)
Guardian
Australian wheat yields plummet after decades of global heating, study finds
WSJPfizer’s New Omicron-Targeting Booster Produces Strong Immune Response
Woolworths says data of 2.2 million customers of its MyDeal website has been exposed
The real question is how was Truss allowed to get the top job if she had policies like this in her.
She screwed her way into the hot seat.
BTW, her domestic policies are good, I’d say she’s not Gung Ho enough over the Ukraine War to suit the Newspaper barons.
Australian wheat yields plummet after decades of global heating, study finds
The yields have plummeted because the hungry farmers have mined the soil past the point of no return.
It was all staged! Pelosi’s kids were there, son with film unit outside.
The Moon landings weren’t staged, but January 6th was!
From Ray Epps to FBI gang mixed into crowd, BLM activists, agents provocateurs, CNN has at last done something useful in broadcasting some of the “insider” footage.
Gateway Pundit
Speaking of Truss.
UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng sacked by British Prime Minister (Sky News, 15 Oct)
Liz Truss admits huge mistake shocking markets as she U-turns on tax: ‘This is difficult’ (Express, 14 Oct)
I think the thing which made Truss and KK so on the nose with the elites is she immediately approved fracking and said she wanted to be like Margaret Thatcher. The wet Tories would have had a fit. Then tax cuts! Arrgh, how dare she!
The dynamics are interesting though – when the Tories put the leadership to a vote the members invariably choose the rightiest one on offer. So what are they going to do now if they depose Truss, do a ‘captain’s pick’? I have no idea how they can get out of having another internal election, and that will cause the same problem. Righty voters want someone to represent them, like a Trump, not the elites running the Tory Party. (I won’t call them the Conservative Party because they aren’t.)
This needs to stop. Unfortunately these people are magic and untouchable.
Climate Protesters Throw Soup on Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ (14 Oct)
The FBI a couple weeks ago swatted Christians who staged a sit-in at an abortion center peacefully, without damage. They face up to 11 years in jail. Why do these people who do damage to artworks valued in the hundreds of millions get only a slap on the wrist and are released to do it again?
Why do these people who do damage to artworks valued in the hundreds of millions get only a slap on the wrist and are released to do it again?
1. These artworks are only worth 100s of Million$$ to Money Launderers.
When I was a nipper, Rembrandt was the highest priced artist, about 300,000 Pounds.
2. These paintings are protected by perspex.
No damage was done to the surface.
The FBI a couple weeks ago swatted Christians who staged a sit-in at an abortion center peacefully, without damage.
Message to Christians who stage SitIns at abortion clinics.
We’re all in this together, so stop being divisive shills.
Reading the Grainiad article(blech) the yields only plummet in their models. The Farmer for Climate Action says in the article that yields have actually held steady
There are now social media accounts that track how many times white quarterbacks pass to white receivers versus black receivers.
Imagine being that fucked in the head.
You would be aware bern of the roughing the passer call on Tom Brady weekend just gone. Which was in reality a run of the mill sack.
Mike Wilbon on his program suggested there were racial overtones in this call. “Brother ain’t allowed to tackle the pretty boy” was pretty much the summation of the referee call. Which incidentally was made by a black referee.
Jan 6 Panel Continues To Hold Hearings For Stuffed Animals And Action Figures They Arranged In Chairs
That Nature Food research was submitted in February 2022, I wonder if the continuing la niña is upsetting their theory.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice…you know how it ends.
From Gateway Pundit – European Public Prosecutor’s Office quietly acknowledges an ongoing investigation into COVID 19 vaccine acquisitions in the EU.
I read somewhere the other day EU ordered 4.5 billion jabs for 450 million people.
Numbers here were also multiples of our population and the Monkeypox orders were similarly very high.
It’s right up there with the National Cabinet’s secret deliberations…just in case information got back to the virus, and it started to take evasive actions.
Dunno if this has already been posted.
Our medical establishment no wants to ‘reduce the availability of paracetamol’, in other words if they get their way you will need to beg a chemist or see a Dr to buy Panadol. The ABC obviously thinks this is great, the culture of ‘Safetyism’ has and is destroying our society, yet most of our population seems fine with that. “Protect us!” is what they cry.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-14/paracetamol-poisoning-on-the-rise-tga-considers-limiting-how-muc/101532082
Peter Holding from 2018
The Weekly Times
Farmers march on Parliament House to demand action on climate change
FARMERS are demanding Australia’s politicians take urgent action on climate change — including introducing an emissions trading scheme
Farmers for Climate Action rally.
FARMERS are demanding Australia’s politicians take urgent action on climate change — including introducing an emissions trading scheme.
About 200 farmers and supporters have converged on Parliament House in Canberra, as part of a rally organised by Farmers for Climate Action.
Earlier, a convoy of 10 trucks and utes circled Parliament, bearing signs such as “Break the drought on climate action” and “No new coal mines”
The rally comes in the midst of the ongoing drought gripping Queensland, NSW and parts of Victoria. While Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he was “praying for rain” and that the Federal Government would continue to provide assistance, he would not enter discussion on the role climate change may play in this or future droughts.
It also comes after the Government abandoned its National Energy Guarantee and legislating a target for reducing carbon emissions by at least 26 per cent by 2030.
I saw the above headline on the herald sun web site. Not sure of detail as no subscription. Makes you wonder if the narrative is shifting.
If two wrongs don’t make a right, try three.
– Laurence J. Peter
Trump reply to January 6 committee
https://cdn.nucleusfiles.com/27/27b7896f-01c5-4609-93c7-742e5cb22e96/830-am-final-january-6th-committee-letter14446.pdf?utm_medium=email_hf&utm_source=ncl__&utm_campaign=20221014___sa&utm_content=__6167&_nlid=test123&_nhids=TEST
It is foolhardy to reach firm conclusions about what happened, but on what I’ve read this morning, Linda Reynolds’ reputation has taken a hit. She wrote the show cause letter to Lehrmann without mentioning the rape allegation. Why not? Even if she considered it irrelevant, she should have told him so. Moreover, plain natural justice required to her employee that he should have been informed so that he could respond, in particular given its wide currency.
I suspect that once the allegation was made, the policy was to get Lehrmann off the premises asap, and to placate Higgins so as avoid this emerging in the election campaign.
That Lehrmann was kept in the dark for so long is scandalous. It looks like the poor bugger never had much of a chance making a defence. What has gone down on the trial has worked against him.
For his sake, and for young men in general, I hope that there will at least be a hung jury.
what was the National Energy Guarantee? Not really clear but Labor’s bringing it back.
Chateau de Grouchy.
Emmanuel, Marquis De Grouchy .. 1766-1847
one of the last of the 26 to receive his marshal’s baton from Napoleon, 15 April 1815
Class act as a cavalry leader and a dab hand with infantry .. Napoleon scape-goated him for the defeat at Waterloo claiming he failed to arrive on time .. a con-job that was swallowed hook, line & sinker by many historians .. His orders to march on Waterloo arrived far too late when the tide turned, he was still 15 miles away after being sent in the wrong direction by Napoleon’s original orders the day before ..
Bruce, because they are usually the spoiled children of the elites.
It’s simple really, money laundering of taxpayers’ funds.
Kanye West – Can the Banks Cancel Someone?
From Armstrong Economics –
“Kanye West is a polarizing character, which is part of his celebrity. He says things to shock people and counter the current societal norms. He has long spoken out against the woke agenda, making waves by appearing with Candace Owens in “White Lives Matters” shirts. He was temporarily banned from social media platforms after talking poorly about the Jewish community while also saying black people are also Jewish. The man admits to having a mental illness. Still, they put microphones in his face and promote what he has to say as shocking and offensive to sell a story. It is no surprise that he was temporarily canceled from social media as all the major platforms cancel dissenters on a mass scale for much less. However, what happened next was a wake-up call for coming social credit scores.
JPMorgan Chase made an announcement that West is no longer permitted to bank with their institution. West, a billionaire, must remove all his funds from the bank by the end of the month. I do not care about celebrities, but I do care about corporations having the ability to remove freedoms over free speech. JPMorgan Chase showed that anyone who speaks out against the norm could have their funds uprooted.
The bank acts as the jury and judge. Epstein was permitted to hold funds at JPMorgan Chase despite an ongoing pedophile ring trial. Bernie Madoff banked with JPMorgan Chase. The same bank took direct action in World War II to aid the Nazis. Chase bank issued Rückwanderer marks so that American Nazi sympathizers could buy German marks for a discount. Those funds were mainly stolen from Jews who fled Germany as antisemitism was on the rise. Let’s not forget former President Franklin D. Roosevelt placed a freeze on German assets in the US at that time, which is another topic. Chase bank funneled Third Reich assets through South America to avoid FDR’s ruling.
PayPal released an internal memo earlier in the week stating that they were considering fining users $2,500 for “misinformation” and quickly backtracked after their stock plummeted. Social credit scores are being ushered in by the New World Order. The same banks that fund pedophiles and actual Nazis can discard your funds if they personally disagree with you.”
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/politics/kanye-west-can-the-banks-cancel-someone/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RSS
A bit garbled there, but it’s clear enough for the intelligent Cat folk.
It’s really simple. They reflect the will of the government and law enforcement, therefore they will not be punished. They are like unofficial shock troops. They are safe unless it becomes politically expedient to throw one of them under the bus, and that will be a drone not a leader.
The peaceful Christians are in strife for the opposite reason. They are defying the Borg and must be eliminated. So far they are lucky with fines and show trials and other soft persecutions…it hasn’t gone full martyrdom yet.
This is what made me so angry at the start of the lockdowns, we were deprived of possible treatments simply to cause maximum death, confusion and terror. Our governments are guilty of capital crimes, they knowingly prevented sick people from being treated. Everything was sacrificed just to break the people’s spirit and to make them agree to experimental vaccines.
Rafiki at 7:51.
Lehrmann was fired for the security breach by Reynold’s CoS on the Tuesday following.
Britnah had her meeting with the CoS immediately afterwards and it was during this meeting that the first suggestion of assault arose.
How could Reynolds have included an allegation in a “show cause” letter given to Lehrmann as part of his exit meeting when that allegation had not been made at that point?
The royal family benefits the most from tax shielded assets in the UK.
always find it amusing ( seeing I’m always been broke!) .. the rich and their luv of money! .. if she raised the tax level to 99cents in the dollar the Royal family would still be making lotza money .. and whinge-ing .. LOL!
Vendor agreements aren’t unusual. Zip has them and from what I can tell it’s for advertising and deeper integration.
I’m confused about Pfizer’s “effective” vaxx against very specific sub-sets of Omicron.
What is to stop the virus mutating several times before the widespread availability thus rendering it useless (but a nice little earner for Fizzer)?
A genetically modified wheat that was resistant to frost damage and more heat tolerant would fix many issues in wheat yields.
The science is there but believers in science are scared of the science. Shove and vaccine in your arm with little testing but don’t dare use GM where the results are easily marked, tracked and tested.
Does anyone know how I could open a PayPal account?
Janet A has another good piece today, it’s called “The dark side of #MeToo”. After reading it I was reminded of something I witnessed back in 2017. The truth is that women are not just victims, they are also perpetrators, they are also stalkers and they are also liars.
“But most people don’t get to tell their side against a background of the presumption of innocence, reasonable doubt and evidentiary rules aimed at producing high-calibre evidence. Without this legal scaffolding, there is an assumption that once an allegation is made, there must be consequences. I hear about them: a specialist doctor suspended, even though the woman who complained to the medical board about him later admitted in court that she lied; another man, an academic, his life is in tatters, his former partner can’t seem to let go of their mucked-up relationship; a union leader who lost his job because he had two consensual relationships with two adult women at different times who appeared to relish their relationship with him – until they didn’t and he was sacked.”
I remember it was on a Saturday and after a yoga class here in Paddington. I’d stopped to buy the newspaper and some bread, I walked out of the shop, crossed the road and witnessed a young woman screaming at another man and woman (again both young). They tried walking away and she followed, still screaming. The woman who was with the man stopped and started talking to the screaming woman, presumably to try and reason with her. I was intrigued. I noted how the man kept walking, albeit slowly and I caught up with him. I asked him if everything was okay and I could see he was at wit’s end, he said that the screaming woman was his ex-girlfriend, who doesn’t even live around here and she was making his life hell, she’d been following the two of them, pestering them and stalking them for days now, even outside his home, and she’d even harassed him at work. I told him he needs to go to the police, he responded by saying that she’s a school teacher and that any such action would jeopardise her career. I told him he needs to throw away such civilities and niceties, she needs a knock on the door from the police in order to warn and scare her because until she receives this, nothing will change and she’ll continue harassing him and any girlfriend he has. I told him women can be nasty, toxic, conniving and downright evil. He was rather surprised that a woman could speak so bluntly about other women but I told him that women know women in a way that men don’t and never will.
All women are COWS, Cassie.
You know that.
Codeine was seen as too dangerous and had to be removed so arthritis and other pain sufferers were only left with paracetamol which is less effective as a pain killer. As a result there is overuse. The clever people then remove all pain relievers. What do they think will come next? People growing their own poppies and cooking the pods?
The smart people also don’t have a problem with euthanasia for people too distressed with pain and suffering. I wonder if that is the ultimate goal.
Tree changers with tiny holdings.
Mc and Crossie, the Hun article you discussed:
Exclusive: Australian researchers have identified 12 medicines already approved for use in treating other conditions that could quickly be adapted to fight Covid.
They include common antihistamine medications, drugs used to prevent nausea and vomiting in patients undergoing chemotherapy, an antidepressant and three cancer medications.
The scientists are seeking $1.5 million in funding to test three of the most promising drugs against Covid in a potentially game-changing phase 1 human clinical trial.
Despite the speedy development of vaccines, more than 13,000 Australians died of the virus this year and new treatments are desperately needed.
Although the new Pfizer medication Paxlovid cuts hospitalisation rates by 89 per cent, it can’t be widely used because it interacts with many other medications people are taking.
Another anti-viral, Lagevrio, was originally found to be 30 per cent effective at preventing hospitalisation and death but new research suggests it is not that effective against the latest Covid variants.
A handful of Covid remedies called monoclonal antibodies that were developed to treat the original Covid virus are also not as effective against new variants.
The new research, published in International Journal of Molecular Sciences, was conducted using a $1 million grant from Australia’s Medical Research Future Fund.
The team of scientists was led by Australian researcher Seshadri Vasan, honorary professor at the UK’s University of York, and Monash University’s Natalie Trevaskis.
They looked at 7817 FDA-approved drugs and applied a variety of filters to identify those most likely to work against Covid.
They found more than 200 possibilities but most were ruled out because they could not be used in pregnant women or were unsafe in certain patients.
“Although we haven’t quite said X marks the spot, we have narrowed down the search area to the top 200 or so candidates, for ourselves and fellow researchers,” Professor Vasan said.
“All of the medicines that made it to the (final) top 12 were used by lots of people every day in Australia in the US,” Associate Professor Trevaskis said.
Identifying medications that were already approved for other conditions meant they could quickly be put into use without the need for lengthy animal trials.
The study reviewed all major studies around the world where existing medications had been tested against Covid in a laboratory dish, to see if they stopped the virus replicating.
“And then we ranked them from top to bottom, we filtered out some effects we didn’t think were safe,” Professor Trevaskis said.
“We wanted to make sure that the effect was at a concentration of the drug that you’d likely to be able to achieve in a in a person.”
Earlier in the Covid pandemic, already-approved medications malaria drug hydroxychloroquine and worming drug ivermectin were hyped as potential treatments for Covid.
It turned out neither of them actually worked against Covid. Many people had seizures and other adverse reactions — some even died after experimental use.
Professor Trevaskis said even though the 12 medicines the research identified showed potential in a lab dish against Covid, this did not mean they would work in humans.
“I want to be careful that people don’t rush and take these medicines when we need to just keep doing further research and the clinical test to make sure that they work,” she said.’
Got bit of a surprise this morning, wagon boot door wide open out in the drive. Came back from the coast yesterday and forgot to finish unloading it. PC, laptop and tool chest still there. Amazing. The only thing that would have upset me is 4 years worth of drawings on the PC with the backup on the laptop.
From rosie’s link @5:56
Maybe on Mr Holdings farm, certainly not in these parts and certainly not Australia wideLink
Holding is parroting standard AGW propaganda and if my experience with these types is any indicator he is a subsidy hoover above anything else.
Tree changers are much more influential. Significantly more votes per ha.
You need to open one?
I get emails all the time about one I’ve apparently got. I thought they just happened if you’re breathing (and no doubt for some who aren’t).
The drugs approved by TGA have not been impressive although have had big price tags.
Remdesivir was being given out in hospitals early this year. Courier Mail had an article in Feb where hospital staff were complaining could not get enough. Meanwhile recently in California relatives are suing 3 hospitals over deaths caused by Remdesivir. Was approved by TGA mid 2020 despite little testing. Prior to that known as a failed Ebola drug.
Mulnuprivir (spelling?) the Merck drug according to recent SMH article has been found to have no impact although some BS about reduced recovery time.
Paxlovid has issues as can have bad effect with multiple other drugs. Famous cases of cure and not cured involving Biden and Fauci.
All produced quickly and with price tags of $1,000 per patient. Regularly hear ads for them on radio. Basically don’t worry medicine is available. I don’t worry as chances of hospitalisation or dying from Omicron remote.
Meanwhile they demonised and basically lied about the dangers (ie. none) of the Nobel prize winning drug Ivermectin. Have seen video of Fed CHO Kelly and CHO VIC straight out misleading the public on its safety. Oh yes, as we know incredibly cheap.
“Covid death toll continues to mount despite vaccines and new treatments, now Australian researchers have found 12 common medicines they hope can help fight the virus.
Thanks black ball. The narrative still hasn’t moved that far if they still feel the need to stick the boot into the horse dewormer. (Not claiming dewormer is cure, just noting hysteria around it and not vax harms)
I see that m0nty-fa still hasn’t departed to enlist in the Great War Against Wussian Imperialism that he is so keen to see occur.
Chickenhawk.
Cows get a bad wrap.
Generally placid creatures who only arc up if their calves are threatened.
Every cow gets their share of the bull and are never happier than when there’s a calf at foot.
We should pick a more appropriate animal.
So just a cursory look through the article, there were 200 medications that were already in circulation that a boffin at the time couldn’t identify to ‘combat covid’?
Remember the talking heads said we must look at all measures to keep on top of it, but untested vaccines and authoritarian lockdowns were looked on with great fervour among our elites. And the rest as they say is history. There must be severe reprisals.
So now we are looking at floods that will test the most hardy of farmers and indeed those that live next to Maribyrnong River, who aren’t that hardy.
Testing times for the cockies around Victoriastan.
Robbie Coltrane brown bread…
Cracker was Coltrane’s finest moment, in my opinion. He brought a veracity to the role of a forensic psychologist that made it a hallmark of such figures – even a rather eccentric one.
I don’t need a PayPal account.
But it comes up as a payment option all the time and it is nice to have choices.
“Only 45 people have ever become President…you just might want to think about that statement for a moment “
Donald J Trump
Youngstown Ohio
September 17 2022
Zulu Kilo Two Alphasays:
October 14, 2022 at 10:41 pm
looks like a young Nick Cave … and some blue-haired skank
He’s only there because he wants to get into her knickers..
Is she wearing knickers?
Note the Herald Sun article posted above continues the demonisation of IVM. How come it suddenly had bad effects are being used safely for decades. Total BS. One of the problems was people using the animal version which obviously too strong and not prescribed by a Dr.
It means Russia didn’t do it.
All women are WOMBATS?
All women are BUNNY RABBITS?
All women are …..
Gee, this isn’t as easy as it sounds.
So we can expect all the pro-inflammatory and auto immune side effects to continue?
Sanchez
If you’re right, I’m wrong, in part at least. My impression was that the show cause process was not complete at the time Reynolds knew about the allegations. Was this the case?
Once she knew, she should have told him, even if this was after she rejected his response. I made this point above.
Tiny whats?
Bespoke, are you misspelling things again, or is that what you taught your kids to refer to it as?
😉
In the Guardian article Mr Holding mentioned he had to sell nine tenths of his Harden property in the 2000s, not clear how much wheat farming he does, considering the sum of his interests.
BB
We’ve got at least five flooded rivers heading for the already over full Murray.
The locks will have to be opened and let nature take its course.
The enviro Crow Eaters will get their wish, lots and lots of water for the Murray mouth.
Sancho Panzer
My apologies for the incorrect statement of your name. I read what you contribute and was sloppy.
I’m just going to think about this and may be some time.
Farmers For Climate Action.
The farmers I know want to maximise profit on their product. Not many would go rushing out to purchase an electric tractor if there was one on the market.
Generally they use water only when needed, install pipes now instead of channels to avoid water waste. But these actions aren’t to please Gaia. They are to make moolah.
That would explain the war on paracetamol then…
“They are to make moolah”
How it should be.
CL has a post up about paracetamol.
I thought it was because of suicide attempts, mainly by young women.
“All women are COWS, Cassie.”
LOL, except me, I’m a CAT!
Seriously though, women can be nasty, vindictive, mean, spiteful, unforgiving, bitchy and bitter in ways that no men are.
I’m sure you know this, but a drug is a drug is a drug – its *not* a horse drug. The ADF gave us Ivermectin routinely as part of the ‘exit country’ drug pack when coming back into Darwin from East Timor.
In addition, if we really want to stop using ‘horse drugs’ for humans, you can stop using anaesthetics, pain killers, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories etc etc etc
My understanding is that Lehrmann was summarily dismissed on the Tuesday following.
What good is a “show cause” letter after the event?
But let’s say Reynolds knew of the allegation.
If they wanted to get rid of Lehrmann they already had enough. He had been warned about Lone Ranger visits to the office after hours once before. Simply fire him for that and that alone. Loading up the letter with unfounded allegations leaves it open to challenge.
I’ll take that as a comment, Cranky.
Feathers and fur.
– Attacking each other like chooks.
– Hen pecked
– Pecking order
– A pack of cats
– Catty girls
– The claws are out
– Old crow
– Bitch
Cassie.
Not Cranky.
Cassie.
Yes duk, the article felt the need to reference as the wormer drug. I thought there were undertones to that reference but I might be over sensitive.
PeterMsays:
October 15, 2022 at 7:08 am
Reading the Grainiad article(blech) the yields only plummet in their models. The Farmer for Climate Action says in the article that yields have actually held steady
Ah. Models! Modelists seem very cooperative. Tell them the result that is wanted, and the modelist will produce it.
The “what did she know and when did she know it?” line about Reynolds tells you everything you need to know about the Britnah case.
Correct me if I am wrong Gez, the Murray mouth barely lets out water due to silt build up? And if anyone tried to open it up they are hounded down by the local blacks?
Black Ball, the last three years of the governments’ response to C19 definitely need to be examined by a royal commission but it won’t happen any time soon. It has to be done and soon for the simple reason to dissuade future governments from doing it to future generations.
Decisions were made in secret because the politicians and bureaucrats knew they could not justify them if deliberations were made public. In other words, they knew what they did was bad and they had to hide how they arrived at their decisions. The politicians also thought that by the time it was made public they will be long gone either from public life or just life.
Be aware.
Well, if he is still President then he’s doing a rotten job of it.
Mater
Chuckle!
Sounds like a Briggs and Stratton auger engine.
Two days ago
Murray-Darling Basin Ministerial Council Communique: MDBA
MURRAY–Darling Basin Water Ministers met on Ngunnawal Country (Canberra) to discuss the next steps to deliver the Basin Plan, delivery of water market reforms, the impacts of climate change on water resources, and opportunities to strengthen First Nations’ role in water management and ownership.
I think he is saying that Grover Cleveland wasn’t properly sworn in.
Am I right?
Financial Blacklisting: Internet Superstar Catturd Says Bank of America Shut Down His Podcast’s Account
Exactly! Whenever I see something like that I assume the writer has very little to do with science or medicine. They are into public relations and covering up something.
Victorian lnp election platform includes a promise of a covid response RC
Have you tried swearing at it?
Would calling a woman a cr950 be considered misogynistic?
Government reports suggest COVID Vaccination is causing Cancer at an unprecedented rate
One more thing, narrators like that usually don’t have the same problem with insects for food. In those cases insects are not smeared as disease carriers. Funny that.
Grover Cleveland had a body double for the reboot.
Lawfare
Illegal Aliens Flown to Martha’s Vineyard by Ron DeSantis Granted Special VISAs Permitting Lawful Residency as Crime Victims
Rafiki, where did the reference to a “show cause” letter come from?
Calli, very funny meme. That’s why I don’t go anywhere near any animal that is bigger than me, never even tried horse riding. I found it very difficult when my daughters wanted to learn horse riding as teenagers. I would drive them there and sit in the car the whole time.
looks like a young Nick Cave … and some blue-haired skank
He’s only there because he wants to get into her knickers..
Is she wearing knickers?
They are both female!
It’s my Dad’s birthday today. I used my jetlagged wakeful hours to bake him a birthday cake – Victoria sponge, his favourite.
I came home to find him rather unwell, but I had my suspicions. Mum was very cagey and evasive when I spoke to her from the UK a couple of days ago. The autoimmune response to the vaxx has shaved off the quality of life for the poor man, and now he’s had even more adventures in hospital while I was away.
He’s getting Top Ender’s book on Sheehan – something to read as he convalesces.
BB
The Old Murray takes a torturous route to get to the sea in SA and is slowed down by the Lower Lakes, the Coorong and generally flat terrain that all contribute to silt build up.
A bloody good slug of water usually clears the mouth.
If you read the Murray Darling Basin reasoning for throwing water at the lower end of the river, it’s mostly based on salinity management and stopping tidal influence.
Yet, keeping the lower lakes permanently full increases salinity, particularly for a region that was under a sea in recent geological times. The drains in the SE of SA not only created good dry land between the ranges but most importantly lowered the salinity by keeping the water table down.
The big dams upstream are a boon for salinity management. They are in high short run country and hold very good low salinity water.
More dams less government would help.
Nowhere to be found: What really happened to Tiffany Dover?
She was last seen in public four days after that event and there has been dead silence about her ever since. Gonzalo Lira used to start all his YouTube clips with “Where is Tiffany Dover”.
rosiesays:
October 15, 2022 at 8:46 am
Two days ago
Murray-Darling Basin Ministerial Council Communique: MDBA
MURRAY–Darling Basin Water Ministers met on Ngunnawal Country (Canberra) to discuss the next steps to deliver the Basin Plan, delivery of water market reforms, the impacts of climate change on water resources, and opportunities to strengthen First Nations’ role in water management and ownership.
I look forward to Bruce Pascoe’s next book, detailing the nation-wide network of das constructed before the arrival of the eeeevillll whities.
PS, whatever happened to “Aborigines did not “own the land”, the land owned them”?
Robbie Coltrane brown bread.
A cracking comedy actor. He will be missed.
Nice, Calli. Hope he enjoys it, and best wishes for his recovery.
You can eat them to avoid malnutrition otherwise forbidden
insect Fatwa
That’s right, it’s not your land.
The land owned you.
Now I own some land so..
Oh dear oh dearie me.
The real Grover Cleveland spoke to us live last week from a tunnel.
The Real Reason the Globalist Powers-That-Be Need the Covid Jabs to Usher in The Great Reset
Bloke is hardly dead, and this in the Daily Tele:
Nine stalwart John Westacott could be sexist and cruel
Newsreader Peter Overton may have teared up announcing the death of long-time TV exec John Westacott — but not everyone mourned the man who set a new low benchmark for propriety among Nine executives, writes Annette Sharp.
It’s actually written as an obit but spends 95% of the time listing his crimes.
Mine too.
He was on the wrong side of the culture wars as well.
Tiffany Dover is dead podcast
The federal war on pro-life activists
Exclusive: Business Owner Admits to Blackmailing Aspen Democrat Congressional Candidate Adam Frisch with Surveillance Footage and Alleged Storage Unit Affair
callisays:
October 15, 2022 at 8:42 am
But they’re not in the water, Callie.
From the Oz.
Regarding the mysterious bruise (Emma Frizzell is AFP):-
Kanye West’s Influence Makes Antisemitic Comments More Harmful: Activists
Blockquote fail.
The indented blockquotes are my words.
Robbie Coltrane drank a little too much of Nurse McCready’s surgical bruise lotion.
Robbie Coltrane was double vaxxed.
Raised by a single mum, on welfare..where have we heard that before?
I hear Britnah
I see Britnah
I…….what??
network of dams, ffs.
Uninformed Consent (Full Documentary, Part 1 & 2)
Excellent interview with Dr. Bridle at the Toronto screening.
Dr Byram Bridle at the Toronto screening of Uninformed Consent 10/08/22
Bullshit!
Pretty sure people shouldn’t take anyone seriously who doesn’t know your from you’re.
Just one illustration of why I never, ever join any of those ‘rewards’ programs.
It’s simple economics. Why would they give special offers and discounts unless they are getting something in return? And ‘customer loyalty’ doesn’t cut it in dollars and cents. It is because they are using and/or selling your personal information.
How many hacks of company databases is it going to take for punters to wake up to this? In the case of Optus, why on earth did they need all that personal information, like passport details?
Stopped using Gmail recently after they got too nosey.
Sometimes it’s unavoidable, but in general, my rule is to have nothing to do with companies that demand personal information in order for you to do business with them.
@ Rosie:
Regarding Paracetamol and suicides:
Firstly, a disclosure. I am NOT a doctor, nor have I ever played one on TV.
I know a paracetamol OD survivor.
She had come to the conclusion that she was having an “unbearable existential crisis” and decided to “end it all”. (This happened before she met me; so lay off the “quizzical” looks).
The way this young lady later described it to me was that she was LUCKY to be alive.
Minutes after she guzzled a swag of pills, a house-mate unexpectedly turned up, spoke to the young lady concerned and promptly called an ambulance. The Ambos arrived promptly and pumped her stomach.
A LOT of “pain-killers” and pretty much ALL antibiotics suppress liver function. This is the usually unspoken reason for NOT consuming alcohol if you are taking any of these drugs. Without full liver function “processing” the alcohol, you get very intoxicated, very quickly.
Enough “liver function suppression” pills and the organ in question SHUTS DOWN permanently. This is NOT a good thing.
What happens with the pill overdose “suicides” is that they take the pills, fall asleep, but then wake up several hours later.
The catch is that their digestive system has dumped all of that stuff into the bloodstream, thus it gets pumped through the assorted organs, including the liver, shutting it down.
So, upon waking, the “victim” is a bit bewildered, but maybe a little thankful to be alive.
“Bad luck” ensues a few days later as the body succumbs to the toxins accumulating in the bloodstream because the liver has been killed off. Other organs are also affected to various degrees by a lot of these substances. As with ALL drugs and “poisons”; the DOSE RATE is critical. Quantity per time-frame.
Remdesivir was being given out in hospitals early this year. Courier Mail had an article in Feb where hospital staff were complaining could not get enough. Meanwhile recently in California relatives are suing 3 hospitals over deaths caused by Remdesivir. Was approved by TGA mid 2020 despite little testing. Prior to that known as a failed Ebola drug.
Remdesivir aka Rundeathisnear. Good chance of trashing your kidneys and killing you. Failed TWO previous clinical trials, not just the Ebola one, due to ineffectiveness and danger. Doesn’t work against Covid 19 either.
The Cracker TV series was great viewing.
The subtle handling of the relationship between Fitz and Penhaligon was compelling.
It surpassed the physical and highlighted that women are attracted to men of character and brilliance even if the outside package isn’t all that good.
The idiot children of the new generation couldn’t write something so nuanced.
The Grattan Institute tells ABC’s David Lipson Australians will never see Labor’s $275 electricity bill reduction (unless the government pays it out of general revenue) and renewables will never be cheaper than coal due to the massive infrastructure cost.
Not really news for those paying attention, but that it went to air at all on the ABC is interesting.
Are they going to hold the government to account for lying to Australians or are they merely softening people up for the bad news?
There is a simple, albeit potentially impolite method of checking.
Is the image of a normal sized leg, or a big fat leg?
It means someone has relied on Google Translate without thinking about the meaning it returns. In English Sicherheit means ‘security’ as well as ‘safety’.
The fuller story appears to be that Sweden isn’t willing to sign up for a Eurojust joint investigation into the Nordstream sabotage because that would involve disclosing full details of whatever military technology/resources Sweden employed in the process.
Under the circumstances – and considering Eurojust is a EU, multilateral, über-woke, ‘justice agency’ – this doesn’t seem too unreasonable.
Sweden says it is cooperating with Germany and Denmark outside of Eurojust.
The bruise lie ought to be fatal
Isn’t that something counsel for the defence should point out, in his closing address?
lady Justice is peeking from under the blind-fold.
… and the scales she carries probably have a few fishing sinkers on them
Cassie at 8.05:
Hell hath no fury etc. How quaint.
The solution for this gentleman is to be more nasty, toxic, conniving and downright evil until she fucks off permanently.
The women who do this play the ‘damsel in distress, just a grrrrl but you go grrrl’ card all day, every day. Most of it is feminine pride, combined with a reliance on the ‘you wouldn’t do that to a girl’ philosophy.
This bloke has to realise that the only way to get rid of this woman is to – each and every time she comes near him and the new misso in public – point at her, in front of as many people as possible, and remark at full volume:
‘THAT’S HER! THE WOMAN IN THE PAPERS! THE ONE THAT PUTS PEANUT BUTTER ON HER GENITALS AND GETS HER DOG TO LICK IT OFF! SHE WENT TO COURT!’
And/Or:
‘SHE WAS ON A CURRENT AFFAIR! SHE FUCKS HER YOUNGER BROTHER LIKE THE WOMAN IN GAME OF THRONES! LOOK AT HER! SHE’S WALKING AROUND LIKE NOTHING’S WRONG! YOU SICK BITCH!’
Easy peasy. Problem solved.
The $275 thing is a problem. Too precise, too close, too widely reported.
Best to heed Berra on forecasts.
Once I can fake the “character and brilliance” bit I will be set.
Sean Connery had this sort of thing figured out. As he remarked in The Untouchables:
‘Now. What are you prepared to do?’
Liz Cheney
Liz Warren
Liz Truss
Lizard people
Quite a few drag shows for kids at the Melbourne International Fringe Festival if anybody is interested
An old priest lay dying in a hospital. He had served the people of the nation’s capital for many years.
He motioned for the nurse to come near.
“Yes, Father?” said the nurse. “I would really like to see Bill and Hillary Clinton before I die” whispered the priest. “I will see what I can do” said the nurse.
The nurse sent the request to Washington and waited for a response. Soon an answer came back; Both Bill Clinton and Hillary would be delighted to visit the priest.
As they were driven to the hospital, Hillary commented to Bill, “I don’t know why this old priest wants to see us, but it certainly will help our images and may even help my popularity troubles”. Bill agreed it was a good thing.
When they arrived at the priest’s room, the priest took Bill’s hand in his right hand and Hillary’s hand in his left hand. There was silence and a look of serenity on the old priest’s face.
Finally, Bill spoke “Father, of all the people you could have chosen, why did you chose us to be with you at this time when your end is so near?”
The old priest slowly replied “I have always tried to pattern my life and behaviour after our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ”.
“Amen” said Hillary.
“Amen” said Bill.
The old priest continued “Jesus Christ, our Saviour, died between two lying, thieving bastards and I would be happy to do the same!”
‘Now. What are you prepared to do?’
KD, I was thinking about that just yesterday.
Cursed with good looks like myself Sancho.
Notorious Paywallian cricket panty buncher Gideon Haigh goes into bat for the cheating Ranga dwarf. Comments aren’t sympathetic. KD would be well advised to avoid in its entirety.
I haven’t spoken to my wife in years. I didn’t want to interrupt her.
– Rodney Dangerfield
People still fall for that rubbish, KD. And it has been fatal at times.
The terminology is bedded in.
As if any further proof were required that ‘health professional’ does not mean ‘arbiter of all things to do with health, including how covid will kill everyone’ (the NT News):
Health professional = GP = nosy receptionist = ‘exercise scientist’ = hospital cleaner = the bloke contracted to fix the dunnies in superclinics.
Yeah righto.
“They pull a knife, you pull a gun. He sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue.”
She’s not very smart.
Let’s hope the jury is.
Something I have gleaned from the reports of Britnah’s trial.
It seems Fridays are cut loose time and, during sitting weeks, Wednesday is the new Friday, along with Thursday.
But something else occurred to me about the falling down drunk behaviour of these “hard working” advisors/advisers at that time. On the Liberal side, the political flunkies on staff thought they were a month away from the high jump when Short’n won the election. The Public Service secondees would go back in the blender and be assigned elsewhere.
Why not live it up a bit, eh?
Canberra certainly finds its reputation further tarnished along with Ms Higgins missing panties.
collected words of tolerance and inclusion from mainstream media, governments, medical professionals, and other figures of authority
trust the science or else
The number of times I hear “As a professional …” followed by a long lecture about something, something, something.
The correct response is, “so you’re a nurse, then?”
Fucking dangerous.
A rello of Mrs P’s is a nurse who claims she knows a lot more than the doctors and specialists.
We might read about her in the papers one day, I think.
As a health professional…
New Book Gives Explosive Account of How Pfizer, Team Biden, and FDA May Have ‘Colluded’ to ‘Rig Election’
“We had to really move at the speed of science,” Janine Small, Pfizer’s president of international markets, told the European Parliament this week. “We had to do everything at risk.”
That quote came as part of a stunning admission by the pharmaceutical company’s senior executive that the COVID-19 vaccines it developed were not tested for preventing transmission, upending the entire rationale behind vaccine mandates.
When former White House Deputy Press Secretary Brian Morgenstern heard it, he was stunned.
That’s because Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla used the same five words when justifying the timing of when the company released data about its vaccine’s efficacy—one day after the press declared Joe Biden winner of the 2020 election.
“For us, the Election Day was always an artificial day. We were not working with the election as a timeline,” Bourla claimed at the time. “The only pressure we feel is the pressure of the billions of people hoping on our vaccine. And we are going to follow the speed of science, so science spoke.”
As Morgenstern details in the book “Vignettes & Vino,” which he co-authored with his wife, Teresa, a former senior White House communications advisor for Operation Warp Speed, that announcement was chalked up to coincidence, but chance it was not.
It was clear “when they said they were moving at the speed of science, they were moving at the speed of political science,” he told Townhall.
As Morgenstern explained in an email, the data’s release came “after [Pfizer] met with Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, an adviser to Joe Biden’s campaign and the brother of Rahm Emanuel. And once Biden took over, Pfizer ‘coincidentally’ received massive contracts from the U.S. government at 25 percent markups for the same vaccine shots they were selling before the election.”
But that’s not the only troubling part of the story.
Morgenstern walks readers through a detailed timeline of the events leading up to the data’s release – data that initially had been promised in October – to demonstrate how “Pfizer, the FDA, and the Biden campaign colluded to rig the election.”
While efforts to undermine former President Trump’s chances of winning reelection were coming from all angles, delaying the release of data that brought hope at a time in the pandemic when 1,000 people per day were dying from COVID-19 shows the sinister lengths leftists went to get the 45th president out of office.
“They were so obsessed with getting power that they were willing to do anything,” Morgenstern said.
While Democrats have their man in the Oval Office and Pfizer is sitting on more than $60 billion in profits thanks to “governments purchasing and mandating their vaccine—even though the mandates were not justified by science,” according to Morgenstern, trust in public health bureaucracies has been shattered.
“We have to be able to trust them,” he said, “and right now, we can’t, and we have to fix that.”
Readers will find that although some of the insider accounts in “Vignettes & Vino,” such as the vaccine saga, can be infuriating, there’s much more to the book than that. In addition to the fun menu and drink pairings accompanying each chapter, the diverse stories included telling an important and interesting part of U.S. history from the perspective of two “normal people” who worked their way to some of the highest levels of government.
Following a question in the WA State Parliament by Peter Collier MLC, the WA govt will retain the G2G travel pass data for up to 25 years.
Peter Collier MLC interviewed on The West
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLDDAqbWaKY