We may not like it, but NATO/WEF are the baddies.
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JC experienced a similar reaction when people fond out he ironed his jeans.
A truly foul creature
22 novels and counting…. I like Barney.
Has someone been baiting the cats? Many years ago in Richmond, I think it was, a new Mayor from the…
Relax petal.
No one is accusing you of being a traitor……….unless you need to get something off your chest.
You’re just a coward.
Well done, Gina. Along the same lines I accidentally watched a few minutes of AWFL last eve. Two consecutive games. Crowds in their dozens. Truly awful. But the enthusiastic commentator did say that with the recent increased funding, sponsorship I think, the money had been spent on –
a) improved training facilities
b) youth netball development
c) future talent identification and mentorship
d) travel business class rather than economy
If you answered a, b or c go and stand in the corner with a dunce hat on.
Storm erupts over permanent closure of popular bushwalk trail as traditional custodians claim tourist photos of the spot are ‘culturally inappropriate’
By AIDAN WONDRACZ FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA
A decision to close a popular walking track out of respect to the original Aboriginal custodians and prevent people taking photos of it has sparked a backlash.
The Mount Warning hiking trail in the Tweed Shire, in far north New South Wales, will soon no longer be accessible to visitors.
The Wollumbin Consultative Group (WCG) and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service have prepared a management plan unveiling plans to close it off for good.
Mount Warning, which is known by traditional owners as Wollumbin, attracts more than 127,000 hikers to its picturesque trail every year.
The WCG has deemed the site to not be ‘culturally appropriate or safe’ for hikers to use or for images to be taken of it for tourism purposes.
News of the decision to close down the site has sparked heated blowback from hiking enthusiasts.
‘The whole of Australia will be deemed cultural land before too long, and we won’t be able to climb any mountain or cross any river. Disgrace,’ one wrote on Facebook.
Another added: ‘My culture says I will climb that mountain whenever I feel like it. Sick of this over regulated country … time to start giving the finger to authority.’
A third person claimed the trail was a ‘great healthy and challenging activity’ to do with friends.
‘A truly disgusting decision,’ they wrote. ‘And to pass it off as ‘culturally inappropriate’ is a farce.’
The NSW Government announced the future of the hiking track would be determined by representatives from the WCG.
Environment Minister James Griffin said use of the track conflicted with Aboriginal cultural values.
‘The Wollumbin Consultative Group’s long-standing view is that public access to the summit is not in line with the cultural values of the area,’ he said.
Daily Mail
Nope, not hard, but you won’t be doing it. You’ll be yelling from the very back of the peanut gallery, as usual, because you’re an empty vessel that can’t believe your unique brand of genius is not recognised by everyone around you.
You can’t write a protest song that isn’t a cover of about three others. You’re a serial failure.
If you weren’t turning the extremely righteous anti-mandate cause into a fringe-dwelling freak show it’d be something else, so nobody should be surprised you’re all yap.
A cavoodle in a yard full of Bull Arabs. Yip yip yip, then a sprint to the back door.
Is St Ruth for real or a piss take? Surely it’s not possible to be that ridiculous and obnoxious
OK.
So where to for sports sponsorship now?
It used to be a slam-dunk (heh!) way to ensure positive exposure for your brand.
But now?
All it takes is one or two fading “stars” to start slagging off your brand and that positive is quickly flipped on it’s head.
Who is safe?
Energy companies? Nup. Any whiff of gas or coal and they are out?
Car companies? Well, no. Cars are big polluders.
Supermarkets? Bzzzt. Plastic straws.
Gambling companies? Wut? They prey on the poor.
Alcohol companies? Are you kidding?
Coca Cola? Pepsi? Maccas? KFC? Sorry, yeah, poisoning our kids.
So what is the future of sports advertising?
Maybe they just buy advertising slots direct from the broadcasters.
It’s pretty much culturally inappropriate for native peoples to access the food, clothing, transport, schooling and housing of their invaders, but I can’t quite see Lidya entering Parliament in native form
anytime soon. I’ll wait a knock on the door about my holiday snaps.
Context determines meaning, Johnny.
The Taming of the Shrew, Act 5, Scene 2.
OK.
I’ve been vaxxed six times.
I wear a mask, even at home, in bed and in the shower.
I QR code everywhere I go.
I insist on only travelling to countries which enforce the Nazi-pass.
I laugh at purebloods who cry as they put their boat on Gumtree.
Am I guilty enough?
Come get me, champ!
I Furkyan Derya.
🙂
The classic front bar urger.
Stirring the pot all night.
But when the punch-up starts, they can be found in the dunny, taking the louvres out of window to make good their escape.
Ed Casesays:
October 22, 2022 at 2:06 pm
Is supporting the RFDS? .
Course it is.
Is there any good reason why the various Governments shouldn’t fully fund the RFDS?
Keep it efficient, don’t let the government take over, they will bugger it up.
This comment (according to Richard Cranium) authorised by a Labor Party shill.
i was sooooooo disappointed to see a total lack of upticks for his poison.
It does only seem to run one – way, doesn’t it..
The more they close things off in Australia the more I’m going to travel overseas.
Domestic travel is limited to visiting family.
There was the incident near Okinawa, where a bomb exploded inflight aboard a Philippine Airlines flight (& the first officer “lost it” for a few minutes, though the skipper was on the ball)
However, they did not crash, despite a bomb blowing a hole in craft, & landed it okay.
Whatever St ruths motivations are the effects are the same.
Divide and frustrate supporters.
Er… what does the other 25% of farm equipment run on? Oats? (How far have we slipped?)
Rogersays:
October 22, 2022 at 2:32 pm
The religious right don’t own the concepts of family, marriage and gender any more.
Anyone who believes that family, marriage and gender are “concepts” people can “own” rather than means by which God orders human life for the good is headed to a dark place. Once God’s order is rejected, they will inevitably seek to impose their own.
Which is what socialists of every variety do, every fucking time.
If I was Gina I’d propose a $150,000,000 sponsorship , paint there faces black and eat a humble pie before every match.
Or current stars. The T20 Crikkit World Cup’s ‘major partnership’ is with a crew called Aramco:
Still unhappy with Origin as a sponsor, Cummins, you poncing hypocrite?
I just heard that Gina has taken Cassie’s advice and walked from Aus Netball.
Serves them right for disgraceful ‘woke’ behaviour towards a likely sponsor.
A lesson in consequences for them.
m0nty-fa should have the courage of his convictions.
He should re-write his “Leftards are the only conservatives in the village” comment as a full post, publish if on Phat Pussy, and allow Homer and Steve from Brissy to provide vocal support. It might even lure Rex A back from his break.
Yep. Anything about the Panama now gets Internal Server Error but I can post other stuff here.
Maybe its the name that must not be spoken. I’ll try this.
Theodore Roosevelt pushed the PC along as part of the great American project which just couldn’t happen in today’s woke world. Made by international labour with American engineering and money.
I didn’t know about the new channel for tankers Calli, so thanks, will look out for it.
There is a genuine interest on board about this canal. A reasonable proportion on this cruise are doing this engineering marvel as part of a bucket-list (many seem old and not too well), and who can blame them for that? I don’t think we are in that category yet. Hope not anyway.
One old guy collapsed in the cinema today and had to be carried out. There is a lot of bravery in some of this travel. On our last attempt at this cruise when Covid began we got friendly with a man and his wife. He had an inoperable brain tumour, not all that old either, and I doubt he has made it back to ‘do’ the Panama. So sad for him after all the efforts he made to do it.
Why does the cat like panama?
There is only one answer.
Lingerie netball.
Sam Newman chairman of selectors.
How long had you been talking to him about saving neglected English churches?
🙂
More like this please.
Say it loud and say it clear. This land is our land too.
Hands off it. It belongs to us all.
The Voice will only encourage more of this sort of thing. VOTE NO. Tell everyone.
‘My culture says I will climb that mountain whenever I feel like it. Sick of this over regulated country … time to start giving the finger to authority.’
More like this please.
Say it loud and say it clear. This land is our land too.
Hands off it. It belongs to us all.
The Voice will only encourage more of this sort of thing. VOTE NO. Tell everyone.
There is only one answer.
Lingerie netball.
Sam Newman chairman of selectors.
Now that’s where we should be heading. Selection criteria – no bull dykes.
Weak.
No lingerie netball would outsell it. Big time.
I just sent an email to Hancock Prospecting, congratulating them on their decision to withdraw their sponsorship from Netball Australia.
Please take the time to let them know you agree with their stance.
Please.
Do not reveal the end-game at this stage.
One step at a time.
…
Nah. It wasn’t me this time. I think he missed his step in the dark, even though they have big warning signs thrown onto the floor with special lights. Poor fellow might have an eyesight problem. Fellow passengers were so good semi-hauling him back up the stairs and missing part of the show.
People are mostly kind.
Heard at dinner that 42 passengers didn’t make it back to the ship from a tour due to a landslide. The ship went without them because it has to make the Panama timeslot and couldn’t wait. They will now miss the Panama and are being flown to a port just beyond it. Their bad luck, apparently.
We are going to see some sloths in Costa Rica tomorrow.
Hope they get a move on. Don’t want to be late.
The thing with Lidia, as she splashes frantically trying to hold on to the parliamentary trough with her snout, is listening to her squirm and writhe and reflect upon how vicious, merciless, savage, and gleeful, and even sadistic, she has been vivisecting those people whose humiliation has served her purposes.
Boris Fluffyhead’s chutzpah is off the graph, not to mention that of his supporters.
The man who singlehandedly turned a massive victory into a shambles. The man who never saw a principle or a promise he couldn’t discard like yesterday’s underwear. The man who, with his staff, partied while ordinary Britons were imprisoned in their homes and prosecuted if they disobeyed. The man who sold out the fishing industry to the EU. The man who sold out parts of Ireland to the EU … etc, etc.
If, as is claimed, the grassroots want him back, then the party is over, red rover. Then again, look at the alternatives.
What a debacle.
J.C:
Duelling thread.
NOW!
(I don’t have Interweb socks, you cretin.)
Off you go.
If I’m not there in five minutes, start without me.
On Saudi and China relations;
Let’s not also forget the hundreds of Billions KSA has tied up in US investments along with families residing in US of A.
Eyrie: @0832 this morning.
I saved the post as a picture file, and FB refused to allow me to publish it.
How odd?!
Salvatore-
Electric, as installed. Quick mental survey would put 25% as a yuge overestimate, but maybe if irrigation and on-farm sortage and storage is included?
The Native People didn’t ask the invaders to destroy their food sources and way of life, If I remember correctly, but it happened anyway.
It’s an orchestrated stitch up.
Thorpey must have a few Principles, which does tend to disqualify her as a Greens Senator.
Love sought is good, but given unsought, is better.
– William Shakespeare
Most likely.
rosiesays:
October 22, 2022 at 3:31 pm
Why does the cat like panama?
The Cat in the Hat?
Lizzie
We are going to see some sloths in Costa Rica tomorrow.
Hope they get a move on. Don’t want to be late.
mUnty has been on holiday, he might be there.
“Hmm. Looks like rain.”
– William Shakespeare
Ed Casesays:
October 22, 2022 at 4:07 pm
It’s pretty much culturally inappropriate for native peoples to access the food, clothing, transport, schooling and housing of their invaders, …
The Native People didn’t ask the invaders to destroy their food sources and way of life, If I remember correctly, but it happened anyway.
Given the tenor of the times, it was inevitable. Aborigines should reflect on their likely fate had they been colonised by others, go down on their knees, and thank God for the British.
Lathe of the week for Queensland Cats:
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/chapel-hill/power-tools/myford-ml7-lathe/1302987646
$15 million, plus the $50 million she gives Swimming, plus whatever she gives RFDS, plus whatever else she gets a Tax Writeoff from “donating” are nothing to you?
You must be doing pretty well then, Digger?
Hey, SpongeBob
Are you down on your knees, and thanking God for the British?
“Ffaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaark”
– Graham Kennedy
Three women go down to Mexico one night to celebrate college graduation.
They get blind drunk and wake up in jail, only to find that they are to be executed in the morning, though none of them can remember what they did the night before.
The first one, a redhead, is strapped in the electric chair and is asked if she has any last words. She says “I just graduated from Trinity Bible College and believe in the almighty power of God to intervene on the behalf of the innocent”.
They throw the switch and nothing happens.
They all immediately fall to the floor on their knees, beg for forgiveness, and release her.
The second one, a brunette, is strapped in and gives her last words. “I just graduated from the Harvard School of Law and I believe in the power of justice to intervene on the part of the innocent”.
They throw the switch and again, nothing happens.
Again, they all immediately fall to their knees, beg for forgiveness and release her.
The last one, a blonde, is strapped in and says “Well, I’m from the University of Texas and just graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering, and I’ll tell ya right now, ya’ll ain’t gonna electrocute nobody if you don’t plug this thing in!”
Just on MK50s plagiarism, it must be hard for his creator to think up points of view that are stupid enough to elicit comment, so it’s understandable that he’d borrow a real person’s opinion now and again.
– Sun Tzu
Yet another Internal Server Error for a completely innocuous comment.
As before, I will try to post it in chunks, to see what the ‘problem’ is.
Indolent:
And why would I do anything about this stuff, considering the same people who would like me to ‘do something’ are the same people who wanted to see me stuck in a camp, tattooed, fired from my job, and refused medicare treatment – even though I pay for my own Medicare Private?
No, Indolent – this is not my fight.
After four hundred years of Portuguese rule of Angola and Mozambique, the majority of Africans were still illiterate, and lacking the most basic of services, and the Portuguese record on East Timor wasn’t too flash, either.
Groogs gives the game away. What a weirdo.
Richard Cranium
$15 million, plus the $50 million she gives Swimming, plus whatever she gives RFDS, plus whatever else she gets a Tax Writeoff from “donating” are nothing to you?
You must be doing pretty well then, Digger?
You described $33 billion given annually to indigenous causes as “crumbs from the table”, so you must be doing exceedingly well.
If you think nobody cares whether you’re alive or dead, try missing a couple of mortgage payments.
– John Knee Rotten
Part 1.
Ed Casesays:
October 22, 2022 at 4:26 pm
…go down on their knees, and thank God for the British.
Hey, SpongeBob
Are you down on your knees, and thanking God for the British?
I have many things for which I thank God, Australia being colonised by the British is but one of them.
And are you down on your knees?
An omen I didn’t follow.
Rich Gina won R8 Morphettville
There’s a dozen roos in my house paddock most mornings
Soros and the Kiev regime… Supping with the Devil
Finian Cunningham
Strategic Culture Foundation
A Jewish-born billionaire funding a Nazi regime in Ukraine to do his bidding is not beyond cynical calculation. It’s what capitalism is all about.
The NATO-backed Kiev regime is enacting new draconian laws that will banish all dissenting free speech. Any views not aligned with the regime are to be deemed treasonous and outlawed, even subject to persecution and violent repression.
The new legal powers enshrine a vicious campaign against independent media in Ukraine that has been raging over the past four years under President Vladimir Zelensky. Opposition political parties and news organizations have been shuttered, and dissenting journalists targeted with violence or forced into exile.
The toxic trend against free speech can be traced back to the CIA-sponsored Maidan coup d’état which toppled the elected government in Ukraine in February 2014.
That coup brought to power a far-right regime in Kiev that glories in past collaboration with Nazi Germany. Over one million Jews were exterminated by Ukrainian fascists on behalf of the Third Reich.
The contradictions of the Kiev regime are head-spinning. The incumbent president, Zelensky, is reportedly of Jewish heritage. Yet his regime is propped up by Nazi-toting paramilitaries such as the Azov and Aidar Battalions that form the backbone of the Ukrainian armed forces. Zelensky’s financial patron is Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky who is also Jewish, yet Kolomoisky bankrolls Neo-Nazi paramilitaries.
Western governments who claim to be custodians of “democracy” and “freedom” have been pumping billions of dollars of weaponry to the fascist regime in Kiev headed up by a Jewish president. The Western governments and media try to square that contradiction by asserting that Zelensky’s regime is a “democracy” and by covering up the facts of its Nazi conduct. The arming of Ukraine since 2014 by the United States and other NATO members is recklessly pushing a world war with Russia. Western so-called democracies are aligned with fascism in an incipient war against Russia that could end in a nuclear catastrophe. For those paying historical attention to the real causes and geopolitics of the Second World War – the interplay of Western powers and Nazi Germany – and the subsequent Cold War, the present confrontation may come as no surprise.
The relations of one Western public figure with Ukraine are particularly awing in their incongruity. George Soros, the American billionaire philanthropist, was an early supporter of political change in Ukraine following its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
Through his Open Society Foundation, Soros funneled millions of dollars to promote the Maidan “revolution” takeover in Kiev. Soros worked hand-in-hand with the U.S. government and its CIA regime-change agencies, such as National Endowment for Democracy and USAID, to create “civic society groups” and a litany of media organizations that pushed anti-Russia views.
Soros’ Open Society Foundation to this day proclaims to “stand with Ukraine” and accuses Russia of waging an “assault on democracy”. The OSF has a fundraising target of $45 million which it says will be used to “protect Ukrainian civic society”.
The reality behind Soros’ virtue-signaling rhetoric is that the Kiev regime is dominated by Nazi forces that are intent on smashing any dissent and free speech, as the repressive new media laws demonstrate.
Even Soros-funded Western non-governmental organizations such as Reporters Without Borders and the U.S.-based Committee for the Protection of Journalists have condemned the shocking assault on free speech by the Zelensky regime.
This is not just an unfortunate matter of keeping bad company. Soros and the U.S. State Department, along with then Vice President Joe Biden, were instrumental in bringing the Kiev regime to power in 2014. They were instrumental in building it up as a rabid anti-Russia spearhead that repudiated the 2014-2015 Minsk Peace accords and fomented the present war with Russia.
Let’s just say George Soros has a preternaturally keen sense of predatory opportunism. A Jewish-born billionaire funding a Nazi regime in Ukraine to do his bidding is not beyond cynical calculation. It’s what capitalism is all about.
Our Lidia just needs to engineer one of her accusers before Justice Mordy B and all of her problems will be made to vanish.
It’s a matter of observation and frame of reference.
Clever play on words.
Whatevs, Googles.
Let’s say Gina donates* $100 meg to various sports.
At the corporate tax rate of 30% she saves $30,000,000.
Out of a tax bill of $2,700,000,000.
A saving of a touch over 1% of her tax bill.
Not sure saving tax is her motivation here.
And what is this “tax write-off” bullshit? Almost everything she spends in the business is a “tax write-off” (excepting a few minor expenses like entertainment).
She could spend $15m hiring a jet to fly iron ore samples to China if she wanted.
Or $15m on decorating the crib-rooms at Roy Hill with Versacé wallpaper.
All deductible.
…
* It is a donation. Not a sponsorship. She generates zero profit from spending that money.
You can never vote for this voice thingy as there is no voice to vote on. No written down voice or anything to vote on. Just vote NO and that it is it. So these Polly Wallys want the voters to vote on a blank cheque. Just like ‘The Castle’, tell them that they are dreaming………………………….
sancho will of course … remain at the front bar
The Netball team members who wanted to show solidarity with their Abororiginal team mate must be really happy things have turned out so well.
The said Aboriginal player was upset about remarks Gina’s fathers remarks from 38 years ago. Which makes you wonder who told her about them. Probably some outsider with nothing to lose. I think she was about to debut. Must be a popular teammate now led them to victory against the awful Gina dollars.
I must admit I have zero interest in ladies netball but seem to recall it is the most played female sport in the country. Good on Gina for supporting it. The team’s attitude and her reaction to pull the sponsorship should be a lesson to all sports players who rely on sponsorship.
As Cummins has shown once you start criticising one type of sponsorship then all others will also be looked into to reveal their hypocrisy.
Like many others happy to see Gina pull the money and liked the way it was worded.
Gina might be worth billions but she also does a lot of good with it. Why waste it on those who don’t appreciate it.
Ukraine war is ‘Biden’s war’ now
M. K. Bhadrakumar – Indian Punchline – Fri, 21 Oct 2022
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Oct 18, 2022 that evidence of military personnel of United States and other Western countries having their boots on the ground in Ukraine is mounting.
The most obvious explanation to the mysterious air dash of the UK Defence Minister Ben Wallace to Washington on Tuesday could be that he was canvassing for the support of the Biden Administration for his pitch to succeed Liz Truss as Britain’s next prime minister. But another plausible explanation can be that the secret, hurried trip marked a defining moment in the conflict in Ukraine, which is showing all signs of turning into a full-fledged war.
To be sure, the Biden team cannot but be worried that London is drifting into chaos and the Conservative Party’s faction leaders scurry around like headless chicken looking for a substitute to Truss who stepped down on Thursday.
The British economy is disintegrating and the Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt anticipates that a cut on the defence budget is inevitable. That is to say, the Deep State’s fun and frolic in Kiev is no longer affordable. The UK is heading for hard times, the rubric of Global Britain looks delusional.
Enter President Biden. The reports from Moscow suggest that Russians have hard intelligence to the effect that Washington has demanded from President Zelensky some spectacular performance on the battlefield as the midterms in the US on November 8 is round the corner.
That adds to the enigmatic comment by a second defence minister in London James Heappey that the conversations that Wallace would be having in Washington were “beyond belief,” hinting that particularly sensitive and serious issues were on the agenda.
Indeed, after arrival in Washington, Wallace headed straight for the White House to meet up with National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, Biden’s point person for the Ukraine war. A White House readout said the two officials “exchanged views on shared national security interests, including Ukraine. They underscored their commitment to continue providing Ukraine with security assistance as it defends itself against Russian aggression.”
As British politics descends to skulduggery that will extend into months, the US will be a stakeholder.
Historically, since the World War 2, Britain led the US from the rear in critical situations involving Russia.
Indeed, Biden issued a rare statement on Truss’ exit, which stated that the US and the UK “are strong Allies and enduring friends — and that fact will never change.” He thanked her “for her partnership on a range of issues including holding Russia accountable for its war against Ukraine.” Biden underscored that “We will continue our close cooperation with the U.K. government as we work together to meet the global challenges our nations face.”
Biden has sent a powerful message to Britain’s political class signalling that he expects them to come up with a new prime minister who will faithfully adhere to the compass set by Boris Johnson on Ukraine. In immediate terms, what does it signal for the Anglo-American project in Kherson? Will it go ahead? That is the big question.
The situation in Kherson is assuming the nature of a large-scale military confrontation, as Zelensky is throwing everything into it in an attempt to wrest control of the strategic Kherson city, which has been under Russian control since March, before the midterms in the US.
In political terms, with the UK bogged down in a domestic quagmire, Biden has the option to shift to diplomacy. This is “Biden’s war” now. He is about to script his presidential legacy as the fifth of the 14 American presidents in office since World War II to “own” a war — after Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, George HW Bush and George W. Bush.
Outstanding news that Gina has given the two fingers to the Netty ‘tards.
I scrolled back. Roger got there first.
I started typing that and got a call from Mum – the hospital is releasing Dad. So off I trotted to break him out of Alcatraz. Now he’s all tucked up and enjoying a cuppa.
Mission accomplished.
Sancho Panzersays:
October 22, 2022 at 4:47 pm
Whatevs, Googles.
Let’s say Gina donates* $100 meg to various sports.
At the corporate tax rate of 30% she saves $30,000,000.
Out of a tax bill of $2,700,000,000.
A saving of a touch over 1% of her tax bill.
Not sure saving tax is her motivation here.
And what is this “tax write-off” bullshit? Almost everything she spends in the business is a “tax write-off” (excepting a few minor expenses like entertainment).
She could spend $15m hiring a jet to fly iron ore samples to China if she wanted.
Or $15m on decorating the crib-rooms at Roy Hill with Versacé wallpaper.
All deductible.
…
* It is a donation. Not a sponsorship. She generates zero profit from spending that money.
Well, Mrs Stencho Pantyhose. I had no idea that that you were an alleged taxation adviser. Maybe a taxi adviser or taxidermist but then again who knows………………….And you are on talking terms with ‘Gina’?………….You Tosser.
The Tories are returning like a dog to its own vomit – and we’re all going to have to eat it
The festering, reeking meat hunk that is Boris Johnson is rushing back from the Dominican Republic – and the Tories are licking their lips and preparing to gleefully swallow it down for a second time
They’re beating down a path to the television studios, they’re firing out their little social media memes, #BorisorBust, #BringBackBoris. They’re the same people who, fully seven weeks ago, were saying – with the same certainty with which they speak now – that Liz Truss was the answer to Britain’s prayers. The same people who thought the mini-Budget was a huge success; right up until the moment about an hour after it had finished, when it became glaringly obvious that it wasn’t.
It’s not merely that they’re deluded, which they are. They are a rolling clown car of human deficiencies but the one with its hand on the steering wheel is shamelessness.
But guess what? It doesn’t matter. Because there’s absolutely nothing anyone but them can do about it. It’s up to them, not us – for the fourth time in the last six years.
They just turn up on the TV to have their little contest between themselves; and the rest of us just accept what they decide, time and time again, over and over and over.
It remains scarcely believable that they have reduced national conversation to a place where Sir Graham Brady, the guy whose main job is to keep a running count of how many Tory MPs hate their own leader, has reached such a permanent level of public exposure that you wouldn’t be surprised to see him on next year’s Strictly.
Naturally, Tories are being accused of having already forgotten the events of just three months ago. But they haven’t forgotten, they just don’t care; and are hoping the public don’t care either – or that they will care a bit less in 2025 than they do now.
They don’t care that a parliamentary investigation into whether Johnson knowingly misled the House of Commons is still ongoing, and they don’t care that the evidence that has already been handed over to its investigators is devastating.
Good news Calli
FMD. The Moonee Valley Racing Club hired a whitefella with a didgeridoo to introduce Irish jockey Robbie Dolan singing Horses as a prelude to the Australasian weight-for-age championship, the $5m W.S. Cox Plate. Talk about mixed messages! The only thing blackfellas ever had to do with whitefellas’ horses was to steal and eat them.
I think I might like Gina very much indeed. Tough, focussed old bat. And rich to boot.
No wonder the woke dislike her.
Can’t be bothered with the rest – WordPress must have AI making stupid decisions.
Anyway, what I was getting to is that a lot of respected educationalists reckon that about age seven is when kids should start school. For example, the Montessori crowd say that, and their results are very good indeed, And, it’s not new. In Anne of Avonlea, a pair of 5-6 year old twins land at Green Gables, and young Davey Keith in particular is causing a lot of trouble.
Marilla says that her father always averred that no child should be sent to school before the age of seven. That was the rule in the Cuthbert household in Canada in the early 1900s. Much as packing Davey off to school would have made everyone’s life easier (he chased chooks till they died and loved watching pigs being slaughtered) the babysitting option was not taken.
The Montessori results indicate that there is no harm in waiting till the kids are a bit older. On the contrary. Especially for boys, who are behind the girls at that age, but catch up later.
But, the whole push of ‘progressive educationists’, whoever they are, is to put kids into some form of school younger and younger. Not aged seven, but aged three.
Presumably it is a half baked justification for expansion of the public sector.
It sure is, bespoke. I remember on old Cat – it was either Tracy or Kae who was in the same position that I’m now in, looking after parents. They are both the best of the best and sorely missed.
Lost star catalog of ancient times comes to light
Govert Schilling – Sky & Telescope – Fri, 21 Oct 2022
Technology may have revealed a piece of the long-lost works of Greek astronomer Hipparchus, one of the greatest astronomers of antiquity.
Around 130 BC, the great Greek astronomer Hipparchus drew up the very first star catalog ever, containing descriptions and coordinates of some 850 naked-eye stars in the northern sky.
At least, that’s what later sources say – copies of Hipparchus’s list have never been found. Until now, that is. Writing in the Journal of the History of Astronomy, three European scientists claim to have uncovered a small part of the long-lost catalog. “I felt nothing short of awe when I first heard about it,” says astronomy historian and writer William Sheehan.
In the 2nd century AD, Claudius Ptolemy compiled a catalog of 1,025 stars in 48 constellations to include in his magnum opus, Almagest. Ptolemy also hinted at the existence of an earlier listing, some scholars have suggested that Ptolemy’s work was based not on his own observations but on Hipparchus’s catalog.
Hipparchus was born around 190 BC in Nicaea, in what is now northwestern Turkey, but he carried out most of his astronomical work on the island of Rhodes. He made the first estimates of the distances and sizes of the Moon and the Sun, and was the first to discover precession: the slow wobble in the orientation of the Earth’s spin axis. According to astronomy historian Bradley Schaefer (Louisiana State University), Hipparchus was “arguably the best and greatest astronomer in the world before Copernicus.”
“Only one of his many books, The Commentaries, has survived,” says Schaefer, “with the most important loss being his influential star catalog.” That’s why scientists are elated about the new find. “It […] illuminates a crucial moment in the birth of science, when astronomers shifted from simply describing the patterns they saw in the sky to measuring and predicting them,” astronomy historian James Evans (University of Puget Sound, Washington) told Nature.
Peter Williams (Cambridge University, UK) and Victor Gysembergh and Emmanuel Zingg (Sorbonne University, Paris) studied the Codex Climaci Rescriptus, a 9th- or 10th-century manuscript from the Saint Catherine’s Monastery on the Sinai peninsula in Egypt. The codex, which is now kept at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., contains Christian texts in Syriac.
Beneath the visible text on one of the folios is a so-called palimpsest — the almost indiscernible imprint of an older text that medieval copyists had scraped off in order to re-use the costly parchment. By meticulously studying dozens of images made at various ultraviolet wavelengths, the scientists revealed the older text, which probably dates from the 5th or 6th century A.D.
The Greek palimpsest text describes the constellation Corona Borealis, the Northern Crown, providing information on its extent on the sky and on the coordinates of four of its stars (now labeled ?, ?, ?, and ?). These coordinates neatly agree with the stellar positions around the time Hipparchus drew up his catalog.
“The ‘style’ and coordinate system of the brief text in the palimpsest is similar to that used by Hipparchus in The Commentaries,” says Schaefer, “so the palimpsest might plausibly have a Hipparchan heritage.” However, he warns that this is “far from proven”. Still, most scientists appear to be convinced that part of the oldest star catalog in history has finally come to light. “It is one of the most thrilling things to happen in astronomy history for a while,” says Sheehan. “What else remains out there to be found out from one of the ancient palimpsests?”
The discovery shows that Hipparchus used equatorial coordinates, and that his measurements were accurate to within one degree. In contrast, Ptolemy’s catalog, compiled almost three centuries later, used ecliptic coordinates and was significantly less accurate. According to Williams, Gysembergh and Zingg, this implies that Ptolemy’s work was not based solely on data from Hipparchus.
“It’s a remarkable discovery,” says Sheehan. “It will force us to completely rethink our views about the ancient world, and in particular it shows that the cycles of discovery and science do not, as we like to think, follow a progressive line forward, and that even Ptolemy’s work represents something of a dark age compared to some of his predecessors.”
We all started school age 5 in the sixties, that didn’t seem to be deleterious to getting a good education.
Sure.
$30 million is not to be sneezed at.
How much would you say the free publicity is worth to Rinehart?
At a time when the Industries she invests in are under threat from Government?
Mum tried to put me into “pre-school” at 4. I kicked up such a stink they didn’t want me back. Ditto Brownies a few years later.
Antisocial tendencies.
Below From the Daily Mail article about Netball and Gina. Good luck with getting any sponsorship from the big gambling companies.
‘We’ve always stood up for social justice, we’ve always been anti-gambling, no smoking … and there were, and are, other avenues to source sponsorship,’ said Ms Norder (the former player who must take major credit for the sudden decline in wages for the players).
In fact good luck getting any sponsorship that will come even close to $3.5m per year. Looking forward to Ms Norder naming the other potential sponsors.
Is it wrong to be enjoying this saga? Asking for a friend.
Do you remember it being so micro managed including play time back then, rosie?
Anamoe ($2.50 fav, J: J. McDonald; T: J. Cummings) wins the W.S. Cox Plate.
It’s all about the Benjamins and the Teachers Union.
Back in the late 1950s, Qlds new Coalition Government decided to move Grade 8 to High School in 1964 and started a Building Program.
In 1962, they decided that since Grade 8s were already at High School, they might as well finish Grades 9 & 10 as well.
That required a lot more Teachers, since progression beyond Grade 8 had previously required the Passing of the Scholarship Examination.
Not many sat for that exam or passed it, so that gives you an idea what Literacy and Numeracy levels were like in 1962.
Standards have fallen a long way since then.
A lot of people struggle with narcissism. DickEd embraces it.
johanna
But, the whole push of ‘progressive educationists’, whoever they are, is to put kids into some form of school younger and younger. Not aged seven, but aged three.
Presumably it is a half baked justification for expansion of the public sector.
There are lots of juicy career opportunities, plus the chance to do a bit of political proselytising.
As an aside, we held our elder son back for a year, partly to take the family on a three month camping trip. He did not suffer educationally.
It looks like Lidia Thorpe has made a lot of enemies who are now applying the boot. Tsk, tsk.
I went to school when dipping little girls plaits into inkwells, and putting sherbet bombs in inkwells, and watching them fizz everywhere, was considered fine sport. That was when teachers used the cane.
Whatever.
Rinehart gets the priceless free publicity plus the Tax Break.
Albanese will step in to fund the Netballers, a huge coup for the ALP, and politics will go on as usual.
It’s about marginalising Liberal and National Party donors.
Rinehart will get the message sooner or later.
Not with 50 to 75 in the class Bespoke.
Some mates had their kids at Montessori and Steiner. Useless at STEM. Had to have remedial tuition. Another in the public system was on sabbatical at UC Davis. His kids were 2yrs behind the Yank kids.
Is it wrong to be enjoying this saga? Asking for a friend.
Fuck no! I’m your friend.
Loving it!
If you have tears, prepare to shed them now.
– William Shakespeare
Just had a look at a few Facebook pages re the Netty sponsorship thing.
Comments mostly running 99% in favour of Gina.
Even the ABC and SBS pages were majority in support of her.
Netty is fucked.
Which is the plan.
A consortium including Liz Ellis had put in a lowball offer to buy the whole thing lock, stock and barrel and take it private. The lifeline from Gina threw a brick in that pond.
How long before the current netty players realise they have been played.
So, if half a dozen Aborigines nulla nulla a coupla your Roos, stook up a fire, roast them on the coals and invite 20 family members over for a feed,
you’ll be on your verandah clapping and cheering?
Richard Cranium
They can pay for the roos out of their share of the $33 billion.
Oh, sorry, that money goes only to the “Big Men” and the parasitical white hangers-on.
Are you one of those?
Strip Netball? One item of clothing for every goal.
A dozen Liverpool lads were at the pearly gates, ready to enter heaven. St. Peter sauntered over. “I’m afraid we are nearly full. We can only take one of you”. The guys were not pleased about this. St. Peter could sense their anguish and tried to calm things. “I’ll tell you what guys; it’s getting late. I’ll report to God and get back to you in the morning. By then you will have things worked out”. The next morning St. Peter went to the entrance. What he saw shocked him. He ran to god. “God… they are gone!” “What! All twelve of them?” “No God… the Pearly Gates!”
Netty Chick pulled up lame on the turn.
The screens are up and the float with the winch is standing by.
It doesn’t look good.
, well there are…………aren’t there?
– The Norder Principle
Yep. Destroyed by its players.
Go woke, go broke — especially in sports, whose fans HATE politics.
The netball chicks seem to enjoy being poor. Serves them right. They’re too stupid to understand where money actually comes from.
Gina is like the IPA and Andrew Bolt. Sets Leftys off like Pavlov’s dogs.
Never had any problems with that – any indigenous who wanted to come out and shoot a few kangaroos knew the rules – all firearms had to be licensed, ask at the house on entry, leave all gates as you find them. Kangaroos on my place were voted to be the best tasting in the district – fed on saltbush.
Okay. But was she really?
Guaranteed. Take your pick from a list of squealy ex-captainesses with vested interests, and who have now gone quiet somehow.
rosiesays:
October 22, 2022 at 5:08 pm
We all started school age 5 in the sixties, that didn’t seem to be deleterious to getting a good education.
half and half in fifties – Late Feb Birth 1945 started school 1950, but half class a year older
As Mother working as a Single Parent, was at daycare before that,
Vermin, deserving of the same fate as armadillos and moles.
Nothing can come of nothing.
– William Shakespeare
Never test the depth of the water with both feet.
– John Knee Rotten
I was never attentive enough to notice, but the teachers that ran my two room school must have been clever folks.
My teachers wore tweed jackets, and moustaches, and that was the ladies.
Never miss a good chance to shut up.
– Mrs Stencho Pantyhose
They are not very good at maths nor do they have any observational skills. Have these women watched men’s sports and checked the attendance numbers? Did they check if their games had similar numbers?
Next, they have no thinking skills or they would have realised that they cannot expect to be paid as highly as others who generate more ticket sales.
The last option for making up the difference was sponsorships. Smart people don’t insult those whom they are expecting to give them money. Quid pro quo is also a foreign concept to these girls, you do something for someone like wear their logo and they give you money.
If you weren’t taught the essentials of how the world works you must learn the hard way.
Given I am Indigenous* mice elf, I would welcome them of course!
When asked, at the Canberra Lockup, if I was ‘Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander’ I said ‘yes’. They said which, I said ‘both’. Paper filler looked pained and said ‘both’ ??. I said yes, both – they then asked me if I wanted a visit from the Aboriginal Liason Officer 😉
* proud member of the ‘Bass Strait Islanders’
Good luck to Netball Australia with future sponsorship discussions. I suspect they are going to need it.
Someone mentioned the Winter’s Tale waaaay up thread.
I rather like that.
How long before the hand goes into the taxpayer’s pocket?
Given the tenor of the times, it was inevitable. Aborigines should reflect on their likely fate had they been colonised by others, go down on their knees, and thank God for the British.
Correct. The 3rd nations really got lucky. The reparations are going the wrong way.
Lara Logan has gone full QNA and effectively been banned from all the media, including Fox; pity; she really is striking.
Ed
What freeecking message would that be?
Gina is John Galt.
mUttley, don’t you exist in a nookular family?
Some of the most strident sanctimonious hypocritical collectivists I’ve known are among the most unrepentant purveyors of “conservative artefacts” such as intact nookular families. My sister being a classic example.
It’s fine for them, but every other person they deem as inferior can have the tragic consequences of collectivist stupidity foist good and hard upon them. Lives in chaos, monstrous random violence, including poor li’l kiddies being mercilessly abused and the unrelenting void that is welfare dependence, illiteracy and generational dysfunction.
Just who are the “petit bourgeoisie” here, mUttley, you monumental hypocrite?
Gina is John Galt.
I wish. Gina is ok but she is not a great repository of freedom and not a freedom mastermind working behind the scenes like soros or gates etc are working in every scene to foster misanthropic elitism
What?
Short, declarative sentences. More Hemingway, less James Joyce. Give it a go, db.
Liberals do not fear conservatism. They win that fight regularly.
Fascism is a more formidable foe. Its insidious nature makes it difficult. The constant stream of public lies to conceal its hidden, true form gives it a veneer of civility.
We only just defeated it last time, it was a close run thing.
The $33 Billion goes straight into non indigenous pockets.
Now think carefully:
Is that the right way or the wrong way, [according to you]?
Punter Ponting in the Oz …
Cricket great Ricky Ponting says today’s players risk leaving the game poorer for the next generation as the latest “sportswashing” controversy costs netball $15M in sponsorship.
Have a read Cummins.
And do not underestimate the power of envy.
I am thinking more than one ex “superstar” (hi Liz!) might have got the shits on because the minimum wage for a shitkicker was going to be $100k when the top players got $30k ten years ago.
I’m shocked- SHOCKED that Pat Cummins is comfortable supporting an oil and gas sponsor whose majority ownership is that of a brutal regime that;
– publicly beheads it’s citizens.
– treats it’s women like cattle with little or no rights
– allows forced work/slavery
– has the death penalty for homosexuality
– allows no rights for the LGBTQI people
Pat Cummins, have you no moral compass at all?
Joe Hildebrand on the COVID-19 lockdowns.
Gonzalo Lira on Dr. John Campbell’s mental journey. A few people here have said something similar. I have the highest possible regard for Gonzalo Lira’s perspective and his ability to express his views.
2022.10.21 Dr. John Getting Red Pilled
Cronkers, it’s not Uncle George per se. It’s Uncle G’s money but his son is funding it all and getting the 92 year old to place his mark on the dotted line. Uncle G wouldn’t know what year it is. They’re all fleecing him.
Yep.
Doesn’t matter what Netty management says about “alignment” and “common values”, any sponsor is going to be doing their due diligence on activist players.
Sponsorship will be discounted, there will be no upfront cash and the contract will be loaded with break clauses.
Struth
Who gets to define the word “traitors”?
m0nty-fa
We only just defeated it last time, it was a close run thing.
Speaking of which, when are you leaving for the front in the Great War Against Wussian Imperialism? It has to be all hands to the front, lest this time the close run thing becomes defeat. Off you go.
No. She’s just a businesswoman who has the sh*ts with nightie tearing prima donnas.
Look for your replacement lingerie elsewhere laydees.
The $33 Billion goes straight into non indigenous pockets.
You mean like Geoff Clark, proud shovaupaarsa man.
Committee of Public Safety.
it’s not Uncle George per se. It’s Uncle G’s money but his son is funding it all and getting the 92 year old to place his mark on the dotted line. Uncle G wouldn’t know what year it is. They’re all fleecing him.
Soros has been doing this for a long time; he made the money, he set the protocols and the others aren’t fleecing the old canker but following his wishes.
err, hello?
Bully for you, Joe.
Others who said it were brutalised and sacked and de-platformed. Some were set upon by the police and shot with rubber bullets.
Were you?
why am I getting these funking infuriating internal funking server error messages!?
Rabz! #metoo. This morning.
I did some gardening and it all stopped. 😀
More Hildebrand:
I don’t recall Joe outside the CFMEU demonstrating.
Revisionism is all very well, but he was hardly the nexus of commentary. I’d put Rukshan and Topher there, but not Joe.
Had he been…he would have lost his job.
mUttley clearly has no inkling of the ass backwards absurdity of every comment he posts here.
Unlike you, I have been subjected to some serious fascism over the last two and half years, all of which you have been unrepentantly cheering on.
to be continued …
“The constant stream of public lies”, such as:
– We’re all going to die hideous deaths in the street, like dogues
– Hang on, those chinaman seem to know how to deal with a fabricated panicdemic
– Two weeks to flatten the curve
– If you leave your house, you’ll kill granny
– We won’t be mandating quaccines, except when we do
– Safe and effective
And on and on and on …
If they let the serial killer out, just another confirmation Sicktoria is cooked.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atkzq-dsz04
What a joke.
The community will not be safe with this animal back on the street.
Really?
Some linked evidence would be good, Joe.
So, why did you take those lies seriously?
Did you think the Gov’t was telling the truth this time?
The toes you step on on the way up will very willingly kick you up the bum on the way down
– Sun Tzu.
For AFL fans:-
Rutten … gone.
Ratten … gone.
Rotten … on our list.
Apologies to Joe
Alberta is deliberately erasing hospital records of vaccine injury…
Stanford tells doctors to give false information in order to overcome vaccine hesitancy
That question was asked.
No answer was forthcoming, but several cubic metres of alphabet macaroni was deposited all over the lounge room.
Gilas
Ordinarily I would agree you that making something easier to do would help with the “stickiness” issue. However, confiscating privately owned land is a major endeavor. It’s serious stuff and would change the entire economic system.
I don’t think it’s paranoia to be thinking and discussing these things, because as you say, all we need to do is look back over the past 30 years.
We have a fascist movement on the left, which means heavy duty control, but I don’t see full retard communism.
He’s too old. He has no idea what’s going on. I listened to him in a interview a few months ago and he appears gonesky.
Yes, 132, I remember that piece. It was posted here at the time.
How did he keep his job when others were denied theirs? Was it popularity and coolness? It’s all very curious.
I didn’t, wallies like you did, however.
Discovered yesterday when mowing lawns have new slightly larger than golf ball sized hole under cement slab of garden shed. This morning in early sunshine little terrier-cross dog goes high pitched berserk. Screaming in fact. Now remember that sound from being on farm in early years. It’s the snake bark. It is possible snake, as live close to river in Nth Eastern burbs of Melbourne. Not worried about myself but about my little terrier dog. Have tried to block off area to her but she is terrier and will get through or over anything if on hunt.. Any suggestions from cats welcome.
Let the dog do its job, mem.
I don’t suppose you own a shotgun?
Hang on – WTF? Is shilldebrand trying to claim that he was some stunning and bwave denouncer (at the time) of the bat flu insanity?
You foul dishonest noodle armed erko clad cockgobbling collectivist j’ismist fraud.
Millions of people had their lives and livelihoods destroyed and you now have the gall to claim that you were one of them?
How funking dare you.
Mmmyes.
Sad thing is, most advocates of summary execution for vaguely defined “crimes” don’t particularly like being put on the spot.
Like the dickheads who cheer on Duterte in the Philippines, licensing coppers to summarily executing “drug lords” in the street.
Top stuff.
Until someone pays a bent local cop $500 to off one of your rellos and “find” some drugs on him.
Plenty of snake catcher services in Melbourne.
Uh huh?
So, what’s your beef, then?
If I believed the lies, isn’t that my problem?
Mem – Might be a bluetongue, they love such places and doggies love them. Snakes tend to be shy but blueys are wandering around at the moment looking for mates. I rescued one this week out from under the noses of my neighbours’ dogs and took him off to a place a good distance away from yards with dogs.
If a shotgun isn’t an option, get a snake catcher.
The $33 Billion goes straight into non indigenous pockets.
Richard Cranium
Define “non-indigenous”, and be conscious of the Bolt case when doing so.
But Xi and Putin… well their not my cup of hot tea though. 🙂 Durate on the other hand is a champ. Estimated 30,000 dead because of the summary drive-by killings. No biggie. Thank God for the Leadership.
“Is shilldebrand trying to claim that he was some stunning and bwave denouncer”
Yes, why yes he is.
Something about rats and sinking ships springs to mind.
Here’s the problem:
Snakes will always be found close to water.
Dog poo and piss attract rats and mice.
Snakes are attracted by rats and mice.
Solution:
Give dog away.
People who feed birds create a Snake problem too.
I’d send me Mil around but feel sorry for the snake being used as a hair tie.
Yes; I can tolerate a snake passing through, but settling down on my patch? Ain’t happening.
Always snakes around in Melbourne, I saw two juveniles in different parts of Werribee Zoo last week , one looked like a recent hatching, another was twice as big. Most likely tigers.
I wouldn’t be guessing a lizard.
Don’t be foisting your issues onto me, clown.
You can identify as anything you want, Mr. Ed. You’ve often told us you identify as an aboriginal woman and we respect that as we’re not judging.
Neither of the snakes were the slightest bit shy either.
Both very active.
People who put water outside for birds or dogs create a Crow problem.
Crow shit may contain Rat Tapeworm eggs, among other things.
Special’s got his own issues. Am I right, Mother?
Captain Alinta copping it at the SCG.
Four overs 0-46.
Last over included two wides and a six.
Good to see.
JCsays:
October 22, 2022 at 8:20 am
Just seeking some general guidance from Cat commenters on blog etiquette.
Suppose, in a purely hypothetical situation:
1. Commenter A, at the express (offline) request of commenter B, agrees that a discussion shall cease.
2. Some time later commenter B makes a derogatory reference to commenter A’s participation in the discussion, but the derogatory remark is addressed to commenter C, not commenter A.
Is commenter A at liberty to remind people of the humiliating bottom spanking that commenter B received in the discussion, thus revealing commenter B to be a fitting object of jeering hooting ridicule and contempt?
Or was commenter B’s derogatory remark a display of repellently poor form which commenter A should not stoop to emulate?
Liberally pour mower fuel down hole.
Ignite fuel.
Fill smoking hole with gravel. Tamp, top with superglue.
You can stoop if you want to.
Captain Alinta may be distracted by certain netty-related events, which in turn may affect his ability to live in the same fucking street as CA CEO Nick Hockley.
eddles, stop being obtuse (for a change).
I pointed out a cavalcade of lies, none of which I was suckered by at the time yet you’ve tried to claim that I was.
And it was a reply to this blogue’s other resident imbecile, mUttley, not you. Best not blunder into where you’re not wanted (again).
Now, shoo. Go and watch some paint dry or some grass grow.
If that doesn’t float your boat, braindead commercial FTA TV is aimed squarely at people such as your good self, brought to you by some of the stupidest personages to have existed in human history, i.e., braindead commercial FTA TV executives, possessing as they do, unique insights into their (rapidly dwindling) audience.
Timothy:
Why is everything so personal with you?
Can’t you just let it go and write it off [like Gina’s Tax Bill]?
Ed Casesays:
October 22, 2022 at 7:36 pm
Define “non-indigenous”, and be conscious of the Bolt case when doing so.
Don’t be foisting your issues onto me, clown.
Not my issue, idiot, you raised it.
Can you confirm, in accordance with your assertion, that not a single dollar of the $33 billion goes to any person claiming to be indigenous?
Oh Timothy
I notice the Aura site, talking about your time at Geelong College, Ormond College and hanging around back gates at Cambridge has been scrubbed. How is that possible? Do you know 🙂
Don’t worry though, if you need it, I kept a copy. 🙂
Can you confirm my suspicions that you’re a Labor Party hack posing as a conservative?