Cassie, if you’re scrolling through but not in a good place to comment right now… Rest assured that many Cats…
Cassie, if you’re scrolling through but not in a good place to comment right now… Rest assured that many Cats…
I see the leading Presidential candidate in Romania is ‘pro-Russian’, according to the FT, because he believes Ukraine is none…
I find it amusing that someone took the trouble to downtick my response to Zippy’s link to Dore and the…
Note how God spoke the world into being at creation in Genesis 1. God continues to speak through creation (Psalm…
doverObeach Maybe the genesis is a little bit earlier – February 9 1990 https://x.com/dmills3710/status/1861086202310336688
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Same here – I like the definition of a superpatriot as someone who loves their country, but just cannot stand 90% of the people infesting it.
🙂 (best I put in a smiley before it gets construed as something else.)
CBS Shows John Fetterman’s Gigantic Computer System He Needs *With Stenographer Typing Out Questions in Real Time* In Order to Speak (VIDEO)
CBS showed Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman’s gigantic computer system he needs in order to hold a somewhat normal conversation.
Fetterman can barely speak after his massive stroke in May.
John Fetterman needs giant monitors and a stenographer typing out questions in real time in order to conduct an interview.
There is no way this man can serve in the US senate.
Is Fetterman going to carry around a monitor and his own personal stenographer with him everywhere he goes if he wins the open senate seat in Pennsylvania?
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/11/03/president-trump-maga-rally-sioux-city-iowa-800pm-et-livestream/
The Ukrainians, or someone, knocked out a bunch of alligators near St Petersburg this week. They infiltrated an unguarded airbase and planted some low tech explodey stuff (albeit with mid-range tech 6 hr timer-detonators).
Also the drone attack on Sevastopol naval base is starting to look more like Taranto than a faceplant. The Russians are admitting to four ships damaged including the Makarov (which admittedly has been destroyed several times in this war so far, funny that).
Lot of resistance stuff seems to be going on under the radar. I think that’s a symptom of insufficient rear-area security, due to a lack of warm bodies.
Libs of TikTok: No f’ing way we give COVID amnesty
Libs of TikTok–the often banned and often revived Twitter handle of Chaya Raichik–has an epic Twitter rant about why the COVID fascists deserve no quarter nor forgiveness.
And she is right. The Left used COVID as a tool to oppress us and seize power, and some things only God can forgive. And too many unforgivable things were done during the pandemic. A reckoning must come before we move on from this dark period.
On instantly recognised gravatars, also pick one that really really annoys lefties. Because they imagine they own it.
m0ntysays:
November 3, 2022 at 10:48 pm
Geez the Hun is desperate if they are dredging up something from 2013 on Andrews. Gutter journalism at its finest.
How far back did US j’ismists go with Kavanaugh? Even finer gutter j’ism?
Monty
This is what I mean – you cannot even make a damn joke these days without some idiot using it as an excuse to piss on someone else.
From Razorfists blog last night:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fgn4hRBXkAA75l6?format=png&name=900×900
The contrarian in me suspects that our pre-historic ancestors did not subsist on a “paleo” diet. There may have been exceptions due to local factors, but most would have had a mixed diet out of necessity. Even the eskimos forage in the countryside in summer.
Old Bobby Numbers is flying the flag for TaliDan on the Michael Smith site.
He could explain how a kid on bicycle could “T Bone” a big SUV as Dan stated in his wife’s defence.
An 8kg bike with maybe a 75kg teenager on it, versus a 2,000kg Ford Territory another 250kg of people and stuff inside.
“I don’t recall”
https://globalhealth.duke.edu/news/what-can-hunter-gatherers-teach-us-about-staying-healthy
Exercise does little to reduce weight. Nonetheless it is vital to our health. Last night I was looking at studies on myokines, molecules released by muscles during exercise. There is emerging evidence these benefit the brain. One study I read showed one such molecule, irisin, reduces the levels of alpha-synuclein, the protein that causes issues with Parkinson’s disease. Another study showed irisin had benefits for those with cardiac hypertrophy.
Good to see m0nster being owned after that via a number of examples, including Pell and Abbott maybe punching a wall.
Might I add his hand-wringing over the allegations (also from 2013) over alleged waaacism at Hawthorn Football Club.
Hello!
LOL.
You nailed it:
..
Depends on the volume of the exercise.
Try upping your expectation of what a minimum daily volume of exercise should be.
In all fairness – they were already in the gutter. Have been for years.
.. for the length of their short lives, I’m sure they are.
How long will M0nty last if we start punching commos?
Our paleo ancestors tended not to live beyond age 25.
Beer bellies and atherosclerosis probably weren’t common problems.
I’ve been reading through the official history of Aussies in WW2 as you know. Gavin Long set out right at the start to include in the footnotes short bios of everyone mentioned – date of birth, rank, service highlights and age at death. Sixty was old. Many ex-servicemen were goners in their fifties. I suspect the thing that made the big difference was invention of penicillin.
Longevitist.
(That is the knee-jerk word when you want to accuse someone of something and all you have is the last thing they said – in this case the life expectancy of different groups, isn’t it?)
/lefty
Question everything!
(I understand the “paleo” diet is not necessarily low carb but tends to be in practice.)
Anyway, thanks John H.
My paternal grandfather (WWII) & two great uncles (WWI) were.
Perhaps. The average lifespan is short because of very high child mortality. That relates to infections. Our immune responses are very susceptible to unexperienced pathogen exposure. Another big cause is violence. Even in the Middle Ages if you survived well into your teens and lived in the same locale lifespan could reach 60 years or more.
Nonetheless my view is that because energy production declines with age, especially past 60 years of age, reducing carb intake is a good idea. Boosting antioxidant intake is also worth considering because our body antioxidant defenses decline with age. There are claims that boosting protein intake is beneficial for older people, something I find paradoxical. I have no idea why that is beneficial.
Also died in there 30’s. Why base a diet on them?
On diets.
It seems to me that the ‘confirmation bias’ diet is the most popular.
“I like x, y and z, and here is the evidence that x, y and z are good for you, or at least do no harm”.
I have very sad news for a lot of Cats.
I was bemoaning my inability to unload that last 3-4 kgs to a medical specialist earlier this year.
Her reply was devastating.
“Alcohol is the thing stopping that, Sancho.”
So I cut back alcohol. Not totally dry, but 5 AFDs a week and averaging about 1 drink a day over six months.
Food intake largely unchanged except replacing incidental “snacking” sugars with fats.
Weight gone.
Lost 4-5 kgs.
Probably only about 1-2 kgs heavier than I was when I was eighteen.
Zipster:
It’s like watching your toddler taking it’s first steps…. almost indescribable.
I suspect there is a clue in the term ‘hunter gatherers’.
That might depend on the beverage. Some drinks are high in carbs. Alcohol also generates inflammation which in turn can cause insulin resistance that causes inflammation because of high glucose plasma leading to inflammation.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22320914/
ken morrison
@morrisonmkts
@TheStalwart
It cost about $88/metric ton to ship a loaded grain barge from St. Louis to New Orleans. Transfer the cargo from barge to vessel and it can travel to Japan for $62/ton.
A year ago, the St. Louis to New Orleans trip was $18/ton and New Orleans to Japan was $80/ton.
Time for some good news:
Atlassian shares down 22%.
Here we go again – labore now accusing the coalition of “repatriating” ISIS slags and kiddies in 2019.
Does anyone know if this is true? It was certainly kept quiet if so.
and massive constipation and digestive issues
Here we go again – labore now accusing the coalition of “repatriating” ISIS slags and kiddies in 2019.
Does anyone know if this is true? It was certainly kept quiet if so.
From the BBC June 219
Eight children, including six taken by their Australian parents to join the Islamic State (IS) group, have been evacuated from a Syrian refugee camp.
The group includes three orphaned children of notorious Australian militant Khaled Sharrouf.
The government was able to evacuate the children in secret in conjunction with aid groups, Australian media say.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed they had been freed from a “bleak and complicated” situation.
“The fact that parents put their children into harm’s way by taking them into a war zone was a despicable act,” Mr Morrison said. “However, children should not be punished for the crimes of their parents.”
He added that the decision had not been made “lightly”.
“Australia’s national security and the safety of our people and personnel have always been our most important considerations in this matter,” he said.
Earlier this year he insisted he would not endanger lives to extract Australians from camps.
Roger:
Fuck, it fell in the after hours by 22% plus! I looked at the closing and it was up just under 2%. I didn’t look at the after hours and it was absolutely keelhauled. It’s going to end up at 20 bucks when it’s all said and done. Great news.
Let’s see the beard put up that sniggering little smile he does in all his pics. Let’s also see him terrorize AGL when Atlass is 20 bucks a share.
Delta Asays:
November 4, 2022 at 12:35 pm
From The Oz:
You just have to love it.
The three Sharrouf children and five other orphans.
Don’t recall any adults being included.
I think it was Sanchez who mentioned that a large part of employee comp is done through stock. I’d imagine there’s a ton of happy campers (working from home of course) today.
Gonna need a bigger battery…..
https://opennem.org.au/energy/nem/?range=7d&interval=30m
Gee thanks, you foul gliberal imbeciles. Those poor li’l ISIS kiddies.
For any normal person it would have been “world’s smallest violin” time.
Thanks to those who checked the story.
Lol… it’s the headwind, nothing to be worried about at all. Zero. Not a thing, just a slight headwind.
S
Just wait till we get that frisky tailwind.
We’ll monitor the headwind though.
Arseholes.
Former Miss Argentina and ex-Miss Puerto Rico reveal they are married
They both competed in last year’s Miss Grand International beauty pageant in Thailand.
I wonder what the children will look like
https://www.instagram.com/p/CkUOoo_glwy/
“AI researchers …”
… should be well aware that Artificial Intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.
As others say above, it was just a half dozen or so brats.
Including IIRC one of those who’d been photographed holding up chopped off heads.
There was quite a bit said about it (though nothing like the current furore) & the backlash gave the SFL’s such a scare they didn’t dare try it again.
“The Burden of Guilt – How to Dismantle the Aboriginal Industry and Give Hope to It’s Victims” by Gary Johns makes interesting reading.
“Aboriginal children have mobile phones and access to the internet, they have access to the world. Why would they want to live in the closed world of their great – grandparents? ” Page 69.
“A man shows he cares for his wife by becoming angrily jealous now and then. Unless he, at least, threatens, if not inflicts, jealous violence on his wife, he doesn’t really care. The upshot of all this violence and infidelity is the constant lying, or hiding of the truth, the constant gossip and threat of public exposure that keeps everyone in a state of stress and tension. Normal life in the communities and town camps. Page 72.
If this is just the beginning, lads, prepare to be wiped out.
Getting close to the Yanks working out you can’t vote commos out of power once they’ve taken it.
And so the next stunt will be pulled.
Election corruption or WW3…to them it’s all on the table.
Losing now and going peacefully is not an option.
So you jabbed who are about to die….and you are….won’t be newsworthy at all.
Like Choo chooing off un noticed.
As 2000 extra Aussies are doing a month As I type.
The term is a modern concoction.
Try wandering around your typical aussie bush or, worse still, the deserts around Pt Augusta and tell me just what you are expecting to ‘gather’ – at best it would be some pretty unimpressive native ‘fruits and berries’ and these would only be a few weeks a year, and in competition with all the birds, possums etc. I know my fruit trees get pre-emptively stripped each year as soon as the fruit is even thinking about ripening.
Alcohol is a carb sancho….
Tick tick tick……but they speak of diets after being jabbed!
Britain, NZ, Canada are now officially being governed by the WEF.
That’s now undeniable.
As are many countries like Holland.
France.
Germany.
Etc.
All by official graduates of the WEF young global leaders program and all socialists.
Communists.
The USA is also being governed by these global elites and just like Australia when they say jump our elites ask how high sir
If you can’t see this now and are still intent on calling me a conspiracy theorist….you are wilfully blind.
That same stubborn ignorance that got you jabbed.
and the undersea electric cable from the NT solar boondoggle to Singapore?
Farquwits!
I am drinking a Cab Sav aged in a Bourbon barrel. It is very soft, with a strong kick.
A nice nightcap here in a place called Biloxi on the beach of a spur going out from the Mississippi Delta. Getting here from Florida’s Panhandle, where I thought the many islands joined by causeways and and bridges were a major infrastructure investment, is a memory now beggared by the absolutely ginormous set of concrete over-the-swamps roadways that circle the bay at the base of Mobile in Alabama, and then the bridges and causeways of the Mississipi Delta. Prior to these improvements, getting around in these sinkhole swamp regions must have been difficult and explains the insularity of these places.
We were headed for a small historic port town called Ocean Springs, founded 1699. Arriving late, sixish, we looked for a likely place to stay, but it was like Noosa main street, all boutique trendiesville, an over-egged historic village reminiscent too, in its old cottages turned trendy, of Pearl Beach, the place for very well-heeled ‘villager’ poseurs on Sydney’s Central Coast. The accommodation in Ocean Springs was elsewhere, on the highway, except for a few B & B’s, all full, because they only had a few rooms. We ended up spending the nite in a greasy carpet and bad plumbing motel that had once seen better days. Quite stylish in fact, for 1968. We were philosophical about it, for travel our way is like that sometimes.
A benefit was I did get to meet the man in charge, who would stand in well for Big Jim in Gone With The Wind. Very black indeed, a large man with a willing and gentle manner, and slow to move. I like your accent, he said to me, and, after we’d done the paperwork, I said to him I like your accent too. It’s country, ma’am, he said, ah’m from up country. As we left he wished us y’all have a safe journey now, if ya don’ mind me sayin’ so, ma’am, and I caught a hint or whiff of a deference, almost a whine in the tone, that had come down the generations from the slave days.
A local trendy had warned us off Biloxi as a Casino haunt only, out on the beach spur, but we thought we’d explore it for our second nite, to eschew another greasy nite with a four lane highway at the front and a rail-line at the rear. The Hard Rock Casino in the high rise casino area would delight Rabz, with its thirteen story guitar outside to bring in the players. We drove by a Hiatt and a Hilton, both looking likely for a nite, not casinos, but as the beachfront road turned into large houses with ante-bellum architecture, we ended up settling on an ante-bellum style hotel called The White House, which is situated just down from where Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy, was more or less exiled to live after the Civil War. The White House is beautiful, with a fabulous pool where we swam, and is worth US$1000 a nite for a suite in high season, but we got it for much less. Tomorrow we are going to get pics of Jefferson Davis’ house with its line up of Confederate Flags flying uncensored outside.
This Gulf of Mexico part of the US seems very little visited by the usual run of international tourists, but we are finding it fascinating. Cigar chomping good ole boys in fancy pick up trucks abound. One trick with the smaller jeep like vehicles is to have the wheels neon red and the front jacked up way above the wheels outlined in red neon too, at night like a dragon on the prowl. Plenty of Mustangs warming Hairy’s heart, and today a beautiful early 60’s Thunderbird throating its way down Government Street at our lunch back in Ocean Springs.
Apologies to DeltaA.
I saw that comment and thought it was old news from yesterday being picked up by the Oz.
Just to recap … Atlassian got pounded on Wednesday (NY time), dropping from $192 to $172.
Like you, I looked this morning and saw it had basically flat-lined on the Nasdaq Thursday NY time.
Obviously the after hours reporting has had more than a few shareholders hitting the speed-dial to their brokers.
And not surprising.
The excuse sheet put out by the dual Messiahs was tone deaf bullshit.
The Friday on-market session on Nasdaq will be telling. If it continues on down to $120 or lower, I reckon it will be a total rout. It is a thinly traded stock which has helped on the way up, but equally it will be lead in the saddle-bags on the way down.
I reckon there will be lots of margin call notices being pumped out on TEAM* over the last couple of days.
…
* Yep. That is their Nasdaq code. It should be WNKR.
“I’m not confident that’s the whole answer.”
Seems obvious to me that, while we were evolving from lower primates, there was a distinct evolutionary advantage to being able to consume lots of hi carb food which is seasonal and “boom/bust” (in pre-argricultural times) and use it to put on weight – fat you can use to sustain yourself when little or no food is available. As in, if there is a grove of fruit trees, they likely will all fruit and ripen at or near the same time and typically only once per year, so “use it or lose it”.
Meat, on the other hand, is available most of the year (hard sometimes, but usually available if one is clever and patient), and if you don’t gorge yourself on it, others of your genotype (extended family and “tribe”) have a better chance of survival too, so it makes sense that you feel “full” earlier on this kind of food intake.
So both the “eat carbs, get fat” and “eat meat, don’t feel hungry” are “designed in” by evolution – or so it seems to me.
I don’t think it was me.
Maybe ‘bern?
Well that shut everyone up!
Love your commentary Lizzie.
Note to self – refresh page before beclowning.
“If you can’t see this now and are still intent on calling me a conspiracy theorist…”
Not at all – but since I am “part of the problem” and “not worth standing with”, and perhaps most importantly “tick,tick,tick…”, seems you’re on your own.
Don’t blame me, that was your choice – you could have had support until the “tick,tick,tick..” got me, but you refused it. Stop whinging about what you did to yourself. I’m “owning” what I feel I was coerced to do, but you still want to blame everyone else, so STFU or FO with your “poor me!” BS – it’s no different from the “I had to sell my toys, but you lot who didn’t have the resources to do the same put ME in a bad spot, so I’m not playing with you any more, you big meanies!” Grow the fuck up and deal with it – life isn’t fair, never was, never will be.
“God give me strength to change the things I can’t accept, the patience to accept the things I can’t change, and the wisdom to hide the bodies of all the people I had to kill because they really pissed me off!” – (unattributed).
A geneticist has found that one of the key changes from humans and other primates is a x4 increase in sugar transporters in the brain.
Lathe of the week!
Free TOS lathe for NSW cats:
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Fuck off kneel.
You’re right.
You’re not worth standing with.
You didn’t stand.
I’m not looking for support from failures.
Why would anyone do that?
And what makes you think I’m on my own?
There’s millions of unjabbed out here.
Millions.
We told you guys.
Again and again.
“…a x4 increase in sugar transporters in the brain.”
Hmmm…
Higher energy requirement for more cognition?
Reduction in mouth size due to consumption of more energy dense foods? (compare chimp mouth size to human) means you now need that?
Bit of both?
JC at 1:47.
That was my point.
Absolutely tone deaf.
The results were no more or less shithouse than previous results, but it shows their aggressive “buying market share” strategy is falling apart and will never deliver profits.
Two key things which jumped out at me:-
.1 They talk about ‘free trials’ of software not converting to subscriptions. Faaark! They are using the newspaper ‘try before you buy’ model; and
.2 They are talking about ‘pursuing the best talent’. Err, they claimed to be ’employer of choice’ and now they are looking at more high-end hirings? I wonder if they are stupid enough to pick up the Twitter detritus as a virtue signal?
I have a most peaceable disposition. My desires are for a modest hut, a thatched roof, but a good bed, good food, very fresh milk and butter, flowers in front of my window and a few pretty trees by my door. And should the good Lord wish to make me really happy, he will allow me the pleasure of seeing about six or seven of my enemies hanged upon those trees.
Heinrich Heine (1797-1856)
German poet, journalist
When the jabbed claim the unjabbed are whinging about what we did to ourselves….when we didn’t do anything. …we find the leftism inherent in living a lie comes to the fore again……projection.
Re the stupid Director ID, I just rang them and they did it in a few minutes over the phone. My accountants been hounding me for months to get it done.
That said, I can’t see that it will improve anything for anyone, except the new coterie of public servants who will set up a new directorate to administer the stupid thing.
There are studies showing that a sugar hit improves some aspects of cognition.
On the continuous performance task, accuracy and sensitivity were higher (ps < .05) and false alarm rate was lower (p .05). The findings suggest that sugar intake in the form of HFCS[high fructose corn syrup] may benefit certain cognitive processes, such as those that require sustained attention, but that the expectation of sugar intake is not sufficient to produce such benefits. (PsycINFO Database Record
HFCS is one of the worst things we can put into our bodies. Too much sugar, too much omega 6. In this study it was used for the sugar content. I’ve read other studies with like outcomes.
Brains can use ketones and there is evidence of benefit for some forms of child epilepsy. It may also be relevant to some types of dementia, probably because of “Type 3 diabetes”, a term used to describe brain insulin resistance, which occurs in some dementia types.
Pure Hydrogen’s efforts to build the hydrogen economy have borne fruit with the signing of a terms sheet with Aus Ships Group for the delivery of hydrogen fuel to the marine sector.
Under the agreement, the two companies will form a joint venture to deliver hydrogen fuel cell generators, hydrogen fuel supply and/or fuel cells to the sector.
Aus Ships Group is a well-established marine company that designs, builds and maintains marine vessels for a range of applications including passenger transport, tourism, government and pleasure.
Pure Hydrogen (ASX:PH2) will initially supply a hydrogen fuel cell generator in mid-2023 to recharge batteries for a battery-powered marine vessel.
Future developments are expected to include the delivery of fuel cells to replace internal combustion generators and reduce the number of batteries.
The company will also supply the hydrogen and refuelling options at marine locations. Aus Ships, which is committed to developing efficient, low and zero emission marine vessels, is looking at designing boats or ships in the future with the hydrogen fuel cells on board the vessel so that electricity can be generated on board without the long recharging times at the wharf.
Both companies are looking to revolutionise the marine mobility market in Australia and New Zealand by providing green hydrogen fuel and hydrogen fuel cell generators to help reduce emissions and cost.
The immediate goal is to have 100% clean domestic hydrogen fuel replacement in Queensland by 2032.
“Fuck off kneel.
You’re right.”
Good – then stop already.
We all know how you feel about it – you repeated it enough times already that even YOU might have noticed, were it anyone else being so stupid and repetitive. But apparently not when you do it yourself.
And FYI, I don’t want you on my side either – no fucking use to anybody, too busy whinging about what might have been “if only everywan was as bwave and stwong as widdle ol’ me”.
You managed to avoid being jabbed, so what exactly is your problem anyway?
That I didn’t?
Because I didn’t have the resources to?
But you don’t want my help in stopping it happening again?
Why is that?
Because you’re just a “holier than thou” selfish moron, if you ask me.
Not that you would, I know that. So I thought I’d tell you anyway. You’re welcome.
You had the resources to kneel.
I only repeat myself here.
Because of denialism.
There are very sick minds here.
Reality has left them.
So…..
Tick tick tick….
Where’s choo choo.
And kneel, sunshine always remember you reap what you sow.
So shut the fuck up pretending that all were innocent here for the last two years.
Now those arseholes…who acted like arseholes have been proven wrong.
Dead wrong.
And they just don’t want to hear it.
Should have thought about that before acting like arseholes first.
The new company set up by Musk to enable the equity for cash swap was just simply called ‘X’ and X became the sole owner of Twitter on 27th October 2022, with Musk as its sole director.
Banks involved: Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Barclays, MUFG, Société Générale, Mizuho Bank, and BNP Paribas. And looking at the stats for the deal, they come out like this:
$20 billion in cash equity from Musk, via cash sales of Tesla holdings
$7.1 billion in equity from 19 independent investors (into ‘X’)
$7 billion of senior secured bank loans
$6 billion in subordinated debt
$6.25 billion in bank loans to Musk personally, secured by $62.5 billion of his Tesla stock
Income last quarter was $1.18 billion vs $1.32 billion
237.8 million registered users
Can you imagine the fees involved? And for one man to pull all of this off is quite extraordinary.
You have to take your hat off to him, sit back and really let all those stats sink in.
Now, Musk wants to introduce a US$8 monthly subscription with added benefits, which I can imagine could include a free set of mats for your new Tesla or a reserved seat for your trip to Mars.
Ironically, Netflix are going the other way and are going to offer free subscriptions, with annoying adverts (please don’t tell Gerry about this one). They currently have 233m paying subscribers worldwide and they are currently valued at US$119bn. They spend about US$17bn a year on content, whereas Twitter must pay an elephant’s wage of peanuts.
So, that’s Elon’s dilemma. Can he squeeze out more income, as he is going to need it to pay for all of that interest on all of that debt?
And over here we have Mr and Mrs Jones worrying about paying their $1m mortgage. Elon’s interest bill will come in at over US$1bn next year alone – and he doesn’t even own a house!
At least they will be able to see the Netflix drama on Elon for free, when it comes out in two years time, even if peppered with annoying Harvey Norman ads. The title will either be ‘What a Twit?’ or ‘Twit a What?’
I guess time will tell.
Pure Hydrogen (ASX:PH2)
https://purehydrogen.com.au/
Naive question, I know. How do you furnish the support documents?
We need to DuPont our political elite:
https://www.dupont.com/news/safety-at-our-core.html
Not mentioned in this article is the fact that DuPont adopted an approach of putting worker accommodation in very close proximity to their gunpowder manufacturing facilities. This helped focus everyone on working safely as a mistake had very wide and obvious ramifications.
DuPont Canberra.
Every single one of their “ideas” needs to be comprehensively tested in Canberra before being rolled out elsewhere. Want Isis brides? The live in Canberra. Want only EV’s? Canberra first. 100% renewable power? Canberra first.
Every single commentator and journalist should be throwing “Canberra first” in the face of this imbeciles.
LOL
Talk about X marks the spot!
Does Atlassian getting pounded mean it’s now time to buy AGL?
LOL
Good question rosie!
grindr style?
its not stupid, it’s creeping fascism
Teal Duck style.
I don’t know about Port Augusta but there is plenty of evidence that female Aborigines, particularly on the coasts spent plenty of time gathering and preparing edible fruits, grasses and roots.
I watched something, ages ago, that the invention of cooking was an enormous evolutionary step for humans, increasing the nutritional value of foods, iirc the presenter suggested that a person needed to eat five times as many raw carrots as cooked for the same net benefit.
we probably started eating cooked root vegetables 170,000 years ago
I never seen so military jet exercises out of the local airbase
Tucker: Biden is describing the Soviet version of democracy
accusations of electoral fraud
“You had the resources to kneel.”
No, I didn’t.
As I said, I held out as long as I could.
You managed to out-last it all – good for you.
I couldn’t – too bad for me, eh?
Shitney isn’t the same as Bumfuckistan, QLD – cops weren’t “looking the other way” here. They walked through my workplace at least once a week during the lockdowns to make sure we were obeying the rules – no joke. They were in the shopping centre, looking for people not wearing the
burkamask and handing them fines.Yeah, I was an “essential worker” – at least until they had their vax. Until then, I was “allowed” to come in and work, but as soon as they had that, suddenly I wasn’t so essential any more. Which tells you all you need to know, doesn’t it?
But you won’t band together with me to stop it happening again, because you think I somehow “caused” it.
Right.
Well, I’ll tell you this much – if it does happen again, you’ll have no-one but yourself to blame, because you were too busy telling me how bad I was, instead of helping me do something about it. So by all means, keep on whinging about how tough it was for you, what you had to sacrifice and all that. But don’t expect anything except derision from this little black duck, because you have no idea what I sacrificed or how hard I tried to avoid this bullshit, but in the end just couldn’t hold out any more – and nor will you hear it from me, because it’s none of your business what I do with my life and how.
Nor do I care what you think of me. I have done what I have done and will live (or die) with the consequences. That is an end to it. My life, my choice. You should have the same, as far as I am concerned. As should everyone. If you don’t want help to combat the morons who think they know better than me what is best for me, then fine – don’t. You can still get any benefit I may manage to get from it, the same as everyone else – I don’t begrudge anyone that, I’m not trying to stop these people for me or for my personal benefit, but on principle. But you’d never understand that, would you? It’s all about YOU, isn’t it? As I said, grow up – or perhaps, think a bit first. I know that’s hard for you, but try it, you might learn something.
And that’s an end to it at this point – with apologies to other Cats. Sorry guys ‘n’ gals, just had a bad day is all.
Ironically, Netflix are going the other way and are going to offer free subscriptions, with annoying adverts (please don’t tell Gerry about this one).
Not exactly.
They will be offering a cheaper version in some markets with the ads.
Not free.
Just not the full freight.
Official Government Reports prove COVID Vaccination is causing Depopulation at a frightening rate
I understand, kneel.
“As others say above, it was just a half dozen or so brats.
Including IIRC one of those who’d been photographed holding up chopped off heads”
No, only Karen Nettleton’s three surviving grandchildren and three infant great grandchildren .
The one photographed holding a head was killed along with his brother.
The two girls (the oldest ‘married’ to her father’s best mate at age 13) and their youngest brother was only two when his idiot mother Tara Nettleton dragged them over there came home along with the oldest girl’s three children from three different lions of islam.
Benjamin Netanyahu
@netanyahu
Thank you my friend, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
I look forward to continue to expand the close friendship between Israel and Hungary
Heh.
Joe Biden Complains Oil Companies ‘Should Be Drilling More’ After Vowing to End Fossil Fuels
Anyone have any interactions with this mob:
Aeris Resources Ltd?
And lol.
The ‘Paleo diet’ is a modern concoction.
Reminds me of two idiot customers who claimed to be druids bagging other people who didn’t have their superior knowledge of druidism.
I was sympathetic to the Nettleton/Sharoueff children.
Adults,male or female who went of their own volition in the hopes of living in El Sham, zip zero nada.
I spent the morning with a family who have exactly two hours of electricity daily when the genset is operating, such is the price of diesel where they live.
No TV, no internet, no Netflix. No devices. They have to go into town for those things which are at the library. They have just come out of a covid lockdown that has crippled the country in which they live. Yet they remain cheerful and upbeat, talking about maybe getting some panels and a battery to allow them a little more flexibility in energy supply. It’s places like that where the cost of fuel is going to hit most cruelly.
But the greenies will just shrug their shoulders – eco tourism will supply them with their dive site and the means to get there and enjoy it.
Lock up your plastic; the NSW LNP tards are coming for it.
We argued relentlessly about the Sharouff/ Nettleton case here at the cat when it happened.
I was possibly the only pro repatriation proponent?
still cant over the pinpoint landing. the rocket is hurtling towards the ground at 4500kph at 45 secs out. mind blown
its the uniparty, change my mind
UK spy agencies will no longer seek candidates with at least one British parent under new recruitment rules.
MI5, MI6 and GCHQ will hire applicants who have the “right mix of minds and skills” to tackle threats to the UK.
“By recruiting people from the widest possible range of backgrounds, we can innovate, challenge established ways of thinking and welcome the very brightest and best people to join us.
“The parental nationality rule unnecessarily stopped brilliant* people from applying to work with us.
Diversity is now an operational priority
* why would a brilliant person want to be a low level spook?
rosie rosie rosie
You may have been, rosie.
I definitely didn’t want them back here unless there was a guarantee that they came in unradicalised and would remain so. Buckleys to none, given the family background.
It would be interesting to see how they are travelling, if only to prove me wrong. I hope I am. The chances of getting anything other than a pro-Islam puff piece from the press is pretty slim.
I was possibly the only pro repatriation proponent?
Why?
Tucker: Biden is describing the Soviet version of democracy
.. from a high of $440 this time last year. ouch!
Just to mess up the diet and weight arguments:
My weight has not changed (up or down) by more than a kilo or two since I stopped growing.
Constant. I get flabby or muscly and weight stays the same.
I keep learning new words!
I had scrolled past the Mosman Witch yesterday re
Lisa Wilkinson questions whether victims of ‘stealthing’ really stand a chance of getting a conviction under new laws that could result in offenders of the sexual practice going to prison for LIFE
I just assumed “stealthing” was someone stalking by text,
then I saw today
South Australian state to criminalize ‘abhorrent’ sex trend
The act of removing a condom during sex without the partner’s consent could lead to a life sentence under a new law
An Australian state has voted to pass a bill that would introduce harsh penalties for men who remove condoms during sex without the consent of their partner, an act colloquially known as ‘stealthing.’
The South Australian (SA) parliament passed the bill on Wednesday, joining other Australian states including ACT, Tasmania, Victoria, and New South Wales, which have also outlawed the practice. Anyone convicted of stealthing could potentially face a maximum sentence of life in prison.
The legislation, dubbed the Criminal Law Consolidation (Stealthing) Amendment Bill, was introduced by SA MP Connie Bonaros, who described ‘stealthing’ in a statement as a “repugnant” and “disgusting act of betrayal.”
“Such grotesque acts of indecency deserve to be treated in the same manner as rape and a crime punishable by terms of imprisonment,” Bonaros said.
A study of 10,000 people conducted by the Australian Institute of Criminology last month reportedly found that as many as one in three women and one in five gay men had been stealthed at least once.
While it’s expected that the introduction of criminal liability for the act of “stealthing” may deter potential offenders, some have raised concerns that not many people are even aware of the term.
some have raised concerns that not many people are even aware of the term.
Yep Definitely Naive and not aware of the term!
The Lunacy of The Australian Labor Party at Work
Coal and gas projects could be BLOCKED by Anthony Albanese’s government as it announces it will ‘reassess’ 18 major businesses based on climate change impacts
. Climate impacts of planned coal and gas projects the basis of legal actions
. Eighteen projects in Queensland, NSW and WA to be reviewed in legal action
. Power prices could jump 20 per cent this year and another 35 per cent in 2023
Anthony Albanese’s government could block new coal and gas projects on climate grounds even though soaring energy prices are set to dramatically worsen.
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has approved an environmental group’s legal bid to have 18 projects reassessed with increased focus on their climate impacts.
The Environment Council of Central Queensland (ECoCeQ), represented by Environmental Justice Australia, took legal action in July to have 19 projects reviewed.
indeed. This was mooted some time back for the universal ID card.
It is a universally good idea.
And they can program the two boosters to land on separate pads only a couple hundred metres apart, from the look of it. The vid was like watching ice dancing at the Olympics.
Btw good on the Chinks for completing their space station yesterday. Btw bad on the Chinks for dropping another rocket on our heads. Tiny chance it will hit Canberra, which gives me mixed feelings.
“Here We Go Again:” Out-Of-Control Chinese Rocket Expected To Crash On Friday (4 Nov)
“Stealthing” is another product of loveless, mechanical, objectifying intercourse. You go grrrrrrrls!
Apparently, just over the border from us in Parliament House, Canberra, some activist has just glued himself to a painting. Protesting over something or other.
Having seen some of the “artwork” in there, he’s welcome. Then again, maybe it was the portrait of Gough Whitlam.
lips glued to his dick.
“Australia’s tough on crime approach is not working as growing numbers of people, disproportionately women…”
Well, you know, “equity” demands that those in prison should be proportional to their “group” numbers in the wider community, and by that measure men are over-represented in prison, so you know – suck it up, princess. It’s what you said “should be”, and when it works against you, suddenly it’s “bad”. Funny that. So now you know what’s its been like for white, straight, middle-class men for years. Not nice, is it? But hey, you said these were the rules. You said if we didn’t go along with it, we were racist, misogynist, trans-a-phobic phobaphobes or something – you know, we were “dethpicable” as a certain cartoon character duck might opine to his rabbit friend.
Wait – I know. Lots more trans offenders. There ya go! You can still blame men! Oh wait, no you can’t – they’re not men any more, they’re women now. That’s the new rules too – put on a dress, cut your hair and wear makeup and you’re a woman, that’s the new rules. Your rules, that ones the sane amongst us actually didn’t want, but you insisted . Oops.
Looks like there’s no way out of this – if you really want “equity” this is what it looks like.
I reported yesterday that two generating units at QLD’s state owned & run Callide power station were off line due to structural failures. It seems this morning all four generators were down.
The union claims scheduled maintenance is not being carried out.
Palaszcuk today denied this, saying such outages are to be expected, which is an astonishing act of clairvoyance given that she won’t receive the engineer’s report until Monday.
Zulu, when you post articles about crime, I’m always reminded of Fletcher Reed
I am a firm believer in cutting the glued protesters hands off at the wrist… with a chainsaw.
Imagine the future value of owning a ‘masterpiece’ with hands stuck to it?
Sancho:
Zipster:
SanchO:
Just because someone doesn’t answer your question, doesn’t mean they are lying. Perhaps it means they think you were just a piece of dogshit on their shoe and having noticed it was there, have scraped it off on the grass verge and gone on with their life.
Bruce of Newcastle says:
November 4, 2022 at 4:01 pm
Oh, goody! Skylab II!
If it’s Blue Poles the sprays of red will also add to the atmosphere of the work.
well lets be honest here.
yesterday sancho took something uttered simply and gave it a whole new context out of thin air.
just so he could posture and piss-take
ie … he just made.shit.up
again .
poisonous old clown
“…some activist has just glued himself to a painting. Protesting over something or other.”
Take the VW approach – say “Oh, OK.” Then turn the lights and the aircon off and go home.
You did it, you deal with it.
Works for me.
Fossil fuels.
The AFP made the mistake of springing into action instead of saying they’ll get to it some time tomorrow. Maybe.
The quote above said it was down 54% year-on-year.
Looking just over one year, it hit a high of $458.13 on Oct 29 2021.
At the close of Thursday on market trading in NY it was $172.40, which is a drop of 62.5%.
The latest after hours price I can see is $134.73, which is a drop of 70.6% in a tad over a year.
As IT would say, my tumescence is difficult to control.
Snap, Kneel.
Mrs Stencho Pantyhose is a piece of shite. Leave her alone to stew in her own dog shite…………
Why Cohenite?
Because they were children when they were taken over, the oldest at the time was only 12, they were Australian citizens, both their parents were dead, their two little brothers were dead, and they had an Australian grandmother who wanted to take care of them.
A different set of facts to adults who went of their own volition with their eyes wide open.
No Winston.
Razey-san made an outrageous claim that a kid had died at his son’s school and implied that it wasn’t the first one by use of the term “another one”.
Unfortunately for him, I have a way of cross-checking and I call bullshit.
The challenge stands.
Name the school and the approximate dates of the previous incident(s).
Otherwise we can safely file it under “S” for “Stuff what never happened”.
fighting over water in the NT
Wodger:
Wasn’t there a country once who decided that a particular group of people didn’t really deserve to be anywhere in the queue at all?
Actually there were a couple of them.
One lost a major war, the other lost a major peace.
And a jolly good afternoon to you too, Mr Rotten.
Opportunity knocks
Saudi Arabia courts Australian miners for $170 billion plan
And it is NOT The Albersleazy Guv’ment. It is the Australian Federal Guv’ment you twats………….Get it right FFS.
You seem upset Winston.
Was it something I said?
more ABC hand wringing about horrid white settlers
How the January 6 Committee Made the Attack on Pelosi More Likely
Forbes about to flood
If you use a condom, there is no way on earth you want to risk an STI or pregnancy.
File under shit that doesn’t happen.
Happy Fryday Stencho………..
Poll: Public Support for Aid for Ukraine Drops, Particularly Among GOP Voters
American support for sending additional assistance to Ukraine has dropped from March, particularly among Republican voters, according to a recent Wall Street Journal (WSJ) poll.
According to the WSJ, the percentage of respondents who believe the Biden administration is doing too much to help Ukraine rose 24%, from a low of 6% in March to 30% now.
The change was most pronounced with Republican voters. In March, only 6% of Republican respondents said the U.S. is doing too much. Now, it is 48% of Republican respondents.
Overall, the poll found that a majority of 57% still favor sending additional aid to Ukraine, with 37% opposed. An overwhelming 81% percent of Democrat respondents said they supported additional financial aid, versus 35% of Republicans and 45% of independents.
From the Comments
– We need to protect our own border instead of protecting everyone else’s.
– This article isn’t being honest. There was NEVER any support for this adventure. This thing was sparked by the coup, in Ukraine, in 2014, led by the Ukraine Clique at the State Department. It was that same clique that attempted to impeach President Trump when he attempted to get to the truth of it. This is just a continuance of a globalist woke dream. We never, ever supported it.
– Don’t count on it. McConnell and Graham are all in on funding Ukraine to the last Ukrainian.
“Stealthing” is pure projection by man hating harridans.
Women are far more likely to sabotage birth control.
There is the Old Joke where a bloke goes to a Fancy Dress Party with a condom on his nose. The lady at the door asks him what he has come as and he says, Fuck Knows……………
From the piece:
It’s those devilish white people again.
How dare they reject the self-evidently superior belief system of totemism!
My worry with the recently returned ISIS sprogs is that they’re like Manchurian Islamists or perhaps another description is that they’re akin to a dormant volcano that could go off at any time. It’s quite likely that one of these children will go on an Islamist decapitation rampage in a few years. We just don’t know, we’re taking a huge risk because they have returned with their poisonous and very evil mothers (none of whom are innocents). These women are still the primary care givers of the children and no doubt still indoctrinating them. Plus, the children won’t just be further influenced by their mothers but also by the community they live in and let me tell you, the Muslim communities are places like Lakemba here in Sydney aren’t known for their tolerance and moderation.
The Sharrouf/Nettleton children were orphans and were returned here to live with their grandmother, both mother and father thankfully dead (and I hope they’re rotting in hell) but even with them we just don’t know what psychological damage has been done and what Islamist leanings they still have.
Should Terrorists Who Damage Great Works of Art Face the Death Penalty?
This is a Presidential Historian. People like this are teaching undergrads and postgrads. Incredible.
..
https://www.convenience.org/Media/Daily/2022/Sep/1/1-Toyota-Invests-in-EV-Battery-Plants-EVs
DFAT
Like Elizabeth Warren? Checking American Indian Box Based On “Family Lore” Slammed At SCOTUS Affirmative Action Argument
During oral argument of affirmative action case, lawyer for UNC agrees with Justice Alito that “family lore” doesn’t provide basis to claim American Indian status, in a pretty clear reference to Senator Elizabeth Warren.
Justice Alito was questioning Ryan Y. Park, North Carolina Solicitor General, arguing for UNC, when I heard the term “family lore.”
That got my attention.
At pages 97-99 of the transcript, Justice Alito questions how much ancestry was needed to check a box. Is one grandparent enough? One great grandparent? One great, great grandparent?
JUSTICE ALITO: Let me just ask one more related question, and that is the circumstance — and this is a real problem, and I’ve heard it described to me by people who face it, when can a student honestly claim to fall within one of these groups that is awarded a plus factor? So let’s say the student has one grandparent who falls within that class. Can the student claim to be a member of an underrepresented minority?
MR. PARK: Yes, we rely on — on self-reporting. And — and we don’t give any —
JUSTICE ALITO: All right. One great grandparent.
MR. PARK: If that person believes that that is the accurate expression of their identity, I don’t think there would be any —
JUSTICE ALITO: One —
MR. PARK: — problem.
JUSTICE ALITO: — great-great grandparent? Are you going to make me continue to go on?
MR. PARK: Right, right, right. I think that as we go on, I agree that it would seem less plausible that that person would feel that this is actually capturing my true racial identity but the same is true for any of the other diversity factors that we rely on.
Justice Alito then turned to family lore (emphasis added):
JUSTICE ALITO: It’s family lore that we have an ancestor who was an American Indian.
MR. PARK: So I — I think in that particular circumstance, it would be not accurate for them to say based on —
JUSTICE ALITO: Well, I identify as an American Indian because I’ve always been told that some ancestor back in the old days was an American — was an American Indian.
MR. PARK: Yes, so I think in that circumstance, it would be very unlikely that that person was telling the truth. And the same is true for — you know, we rely on self-reporting for all the — the demographic and other characteristics that we ask for. And there’s nothing special about the racial identification on that score, Your Honor.
Same Question should be applied to Aboriginality in Australia!
They’ve been trying this for a long time, but my impression over about 30 years of watching is Saudi doesn’t have very much in the way of prospective ore deposits. Rock Doc or Pedro probably know the dirt better than I.
I suspect they’d get a better return by putting money into increasing recovery from their depleted oil reservoirs, since only about 30% is ever actually extracted, as I recall. Big upside with better extraction tech.
It’s quite likely that one of these children will go on an Islamist decapitation rampage in a few years.
Leb Muslims 2.0
Still shit after 3 generations.
Biden Gave $1 Billion Via USAID to Afghanistan After the Taliban Took Over and Now Won’t Share Where It Went
Biden Admin Stonewalls Watchdog Seeking Accountability For $1 Billion Aid To Afghanistan Since Taliban Takeover
The government body tasked with monitoring U.S. reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan said in a recent report it encountered insurmountable barriers from Biden administration agencies in its attempts to hold them accountable for over $1 billion in aid.
The Treasury Department and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) refused to comply with transparency requests from the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) “in any capacity,” while the State Department selectively released information regarding the $1.1 billion in aid sent since August 2021, according to SIGAR. That violates SIGAR’s congressional mandate and undermines the American people’s interests, the organization claimed in a quarterly report, released Wednesday.
“SIGAR, for the first time in its history, is unable this quarter to provide Congress and the American people with a full accounting of this U.S. government spending due to the noncooperation of several U.S. government agencies,” the report said. “USAID and State legal counsels’ claim that SIGAR’s jurisdiction does not include such matters is not only contrary to the law, but a gross deviation from over 14 years of precedent set by three prior Administrations.”
The $1.1 billion assistance in question comes from the State Department and USAID for “food and cash support, nutrition, healthcare, protection for women and children and agricultural inputs,” according to a Sept. 23 USAID statement. (RELATED: US Prepares $3.5 Billion Fund For Foreign Country)
“The State Department was selective in the information it provided pursuant to SIGAR’s audit and quarterly data requests, sharing high-level funding data but not details of agency-supported programs in Afghanistan,” the report said.
The agencies have thwarted other congressionally mandated SIGAR reviews regarding the collapse of Afghanistan’s government, ongoing humanitarian programs and State and USAID safeguards against the Taliban seizing aid intended for the Afghan people through noncooperation, the report alleged. For example, one of the audits described in the report found that the State Department did not appropriately account for up to $32 million in assets transferred to the former Afghan government, which are now believed to be in Taliban hands.
Off topic r3efeelthebernsays:
November 4, 2022 at 3:33 pm
Off topic re Netflix but a major reason I turn SkyNews off is because of the moronic adds – particularly the mindless exercise crap.
I think I should have typed Advertisements.
My bad.
Supplementing Groomer programming with Groomer adverts.
Lakemba is Muslim Lebanon?
The voters of Australia did not let these ISIS people back in. The Corrupt Australian Guv’ment did with an Italian Prime Minister. This would never have happened in Italy……………FFS
“It’s quite likely that one of these children will go on an Islamist decapitation rampage in a few years.”
But any more likely than any of the other radicalised Muslims living in Australia, some of whom have already demonstrated their capacity for committing acts of terrorism?
At least with the Forbes flooding report they’re using a local datum (possibly the riverbed invert) rather than the local AHD.
At 280 odd metres altitude, perhaps someone might laugh.
Behead those who say Islam is violent!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/33611963@N06/7299733026/
Ah yes, “Family lore”.
That’d be the equivalent of Numbers’ “family narrative” which gave a particular story about the when’s and why’s of his father’s enlistment, a story which turned out to be complete bullshit when his Service Record was examined.
“Family lore”, “stories my aunty told me”, and “family narratives”…the last refuge of the scoundrel.
Why Cohenite?
Compassion contrast:
“the unvaccinated can suffer the consequences”
But the poppy fields are looking good.
The notion that these children are like slates that can be wiped clean and have a new story written on them is indeed naive.
They have been indoctrinated into a violent form of Islam while at the most impressionable age.
I doubt there is any expert in the field who would agree they can be deradicalised without a doubt.
Do we even have such experts in Australia?
(Besides Dr. Anne Aly, of course.)
That’s the worry: what Lenin said.
Several variants on this from different authors going as far back as Aristotle. But it’s clear that those poor children have been solidly indoctrinated into a homicidal millennialist religion as Lenin espoused. Deprogramming them would be very hard. And no one will dare try that because it will be seen as an attack on Islam. So unless God is gracious to them (not Allah) they are going to be in a very bad place for the rest of their lives, poor kids.
It might be different if there was a solid rehabilitation program, but as I said that is totally not possible in the current political climate.
A lot will depend on the stories these kiddies are told on mum’s knee. “Your dad was a fighter of dirty infidels and died in the heroic cause” might not be altogether healthy, particularly for their fellow school chums.
and the Taliban have female letterbox police now.
progress!
via Sky
> ‘Rather something Australian’: Treasurer snubs King Charles III
> Treasurer Jim Chalmers has snubbed King Charles III as the Reserve Bank considers
> whether the new monarch should take his late-mother’s spot on the Australian $5 note.
How about the Yellow-billed kingfisher?
It’s nearly green-and-gold, native to Cape York, and eminently kingly.
That particular artist’s illustration makes it out to be quite a happy chappy that I wouldn’t mind seeing in glorious colour on a fiver.
But any more likely than any of the other radicalised Muslims living in Australia
Once you have one infection you should just stop worrying about additional ones….
Will:
Yes.
Dropped off 9 kilos, and had to stop because of (above)
Of not being the Governments bitch?
The Corrupt Australian Guv’ment did with an Italian Prime Minister.
Isn’t he Albanian?
I am very happy to remain unjabbed and to take the consequences of being very healthy and living a full life. I will take my own poison thank you very much. Red wine, white wine, port, whisky, vodka, gin, etc, etc, etc……….lol
There Can Be No ‘Amnesty’ On Lockdowns Without A Reckoning
Letting people off the hook isn’t amnesty. Amnesty requires an admission of guilt and a commitment to repairing the wrongs done.
– Yes, the Data Was Available to Reject Lockdowns
– Supporting Mass Violations of Human Rights Isn’t Just an ‘Oops’
– Amnesty Requires Admitting What You Did Wrong
– We Want Justice and Mercy, Not D@dges
Fruits are seasonal (and sparse in deserts and temperate zones), grasses are indigestible, and roots are damn hard to find and dig up. The only way to fuel the (large, expensive) human brain was to outsource the initial consumption & digestion to a herbivore, and eat the resultant meat. Name one herbivore with a similar sized brain to a human?
MatrixTransformsays:
November 4, 2022 at 4:25 pm
I think our dearly-beloved little ‘Mexican’ is likely to be someone with multiple personas (i.e. socks – or much worse)
Anything it types should be taken with a large grain of salt.
Zulu, re Directors ID, from memory I think they just wanted my D/L number and medicare card no.
NFAsays:
November 4, 2022 at 5:11 pm
OldOzzie says:
November 4, 2022 at 5:04 pm
Biden Gave $1 Billion Via USAID to Afghanistan After the Taliban Took Over and Now Won’t Share Where It Went
I’d say about 10% went back to the ‘Big Guy’.
The brother of champion boxer Jeff Fenech has been hit with historical rape charges amid allegation he sexually abused a 13-year-old boy at a home in Sydney’s north-west.
Paul Godfrey Fenech, 65, is facing multiple child sex and molestation charges after a man, now aged in his 50s, made a statement to police last year alleging he was raped and assaulted at Fenech’s Berkshire Park farm in 1980.
Fenech has spent the past three months locked in a legal battle with The Daily Telegraph seeking to keep details of the case against him secret after successfully applying for bail in the NSW Supreme Court.
He took his fight all the way to the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal, however the court ruled in favour of the media on a judgment handed down on Friday morning.
The Telegraph can now reveal police will allege the sexual assault occurred one night in October 1980, however Fenech was not arrested until February this year.
He was charged with 15 offences, including a count of detaining a person for advantage after he allegedly held a 12-year-old girl against her will during the same alleged incident.
Fenech was refused bail and spent six months behind bars on remand before being released on bail by the NSW Supreme Court in August.
The Telegraph has been prevented from publishing any details of the alleged incident or Fenech’s bid for bail until now.
Meanwhile, Fenech received a warm greeting upon his return home, with The Daily Telegraph witnessing several neighbours embracing Fenech as he walked from his home to a nearby cafe in the company of an unknown woman.
During the bail hearing, defence lawyer Sam Karnib told the court prosecutors had withdrawn the eight most serious charges against Fenech.
The remaining seven charges include counts of buggery and indecent assault on a male.
Mr Karnib said the strength of the case against his client was only “moderate” and claimed it would be unfair to have Fenech languish in jail on remand when he was unlikely to receive a trial date until the end of next year.
Justice Nicholas Chen agreed to grant Fenech bail, noting he suffered from several medical conditions which required treatment.
Under the terms of the bail, Fenech was to live at an address in St Peters, report to police daily and abide by a curfew not to leave his home unless for medical or legal appointments.
The telegraph can reveal Fenech breached the bail a week later and was remanded in custody overnight before being granted strict conditional bail again in Newtown Local Court.
A date for the sexual assault charges is yet to be set but a trial is expected to occur sometimes next year.
Lebanon is in more than the usual mess this week.
Lebanon in political vacuum as president Michel Aoun accepts government resignation (30 Oct)
No formal government and no President. Hezbies in effective control, inflation off scale and the banks are refusing to let customers withdraw their money. Sigh.
I want to know if these fuckers are going to live in LayBore Electorates or not. And if not why not………….How about next door to Albo or Turtlehead Bone Head Bowen…………..FFS
now *that’s* what I call performance art
(PS, Van Gough says ‘hold my beer’)
I’m very happy that my food is vegetarian. Happy to supplement it with delicious colourful raw stuff. In winter I’ll even bake it. Mmmmm…
Dan under the bus?
Daniel Andrews has been heckled by two men at his press conference at a dog park on Friday.
The Labor leader did not respond to the hecklers, who both said he was a “disgrace”.
“Why are you running away?,” one protester yelled as he followed the Premier to his big red campaign bus.
“Can I get on the bus with you?
“I hope he’s not driving, or his wife.”
The disgruntled man accused Mr Andrews of having ruined the state.
Another man screamed “you’re a disgrace” just moments before the Premier began speaking.
On both occasions, Mr Andrews refused to address either of the men.
Sancho Panzersays:
November 4, 2022 at 4:39 pm
I very much doubt it.
“Mind the stairs, Dan!”
FFS If the Lehrman jury was hung a couple of years after a ‘he said, she said’ cSe, how can there be ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ evidence after 42 years???
Channeling Burt Bacharach:
“Do you know the way to Ridley Street?”
Okay. What’s sauce for the goos is sauce for the gander.
If a 42 year old offence can be pursued, it’s time to re-visit Kathy Sherriff’s complaint. If not why not?
It’s like Bruce Pascoe in the opposite
okay the historical record is wrong and you are right, as always.
Forget it Jake. It’s Victoria.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp1z8EzZ5Hs
Name one herbivore with a similar sized brain to a human?
Elephants.
They never forget.
easiest to kill
Actually listening to a human being being dismembered and killed, “you did great”.