A man in love is incomplete until he has married. Then he’s finished.

– Zsa Zsa Gabor

Russians officially withdrawing from Kherson. What a day for freedom. I wasn’t expecting this so early, and with so few Ukraine losses.

Reupping this for a new page. Seems like there should be much more talk on here about how Russia has been forced to withdraw in humiliation from its major battle prize of the entire war.

Trump touts ‘tremendous’ wins for endorsed candidates, says ‘why would anything change?’ on 2024 announcement
Trump says more than 200 of the candidates he endorsed won and says suggestions he was angry are ‘fake news’
By Brooke Singman | Fox News

EXCLUSIVE: Former President Donald Trump says he is celebrating the wins of the more than 200 “great” Republican candidates he endorsed who were able to claim victory in their midterm election races, telling Fox News Digital on Wednesday that he is “proud” of them and maintaining that his plans to make a “major” announcement next week have not changed due to the “tremendous success” he had.

At this point, 216 GOP candidates that Trump endorsed won their races Tuesday night, with 19 losing to the Democrat candidate.

“There is a fake news narrative that I was furious — it is just the opposite,” Trump told Fox News Digital, responding to reports that suggested he was less than pleased with the election results for his endorsed candidates. “The people I endorsed did very well. I was batting 98.6% in the primaries, and 216 to 19 in the general election — that is amazing.”

He added: “All these guys that are winning are my people.”

Trump touted the wins of Sen. Chuck Grassley in Iowa, Sen. Marco Rubio in Florida, Eric Schmitt in Missouri, JD Vance in Ohio, Ted Budd in North Carolina, Ron Johnson in Wisconsin and others.

“I really think we had great candidates that performed very well,” Trump said. “Marco performed very well — I held a rally for him on Sunday.”

“JD Vance performed very well,” Trump said. “Johnson won.”

Trump told Fox News Digital that he is “very proud” of all the candidates, noting, though, that “they always perform better when I’m on the ticket.”

Trump pointed to Pennsylvania’s hard-fought Senate race between Democratic Senator-elect John Fetterman and Republican candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, whom he had backed.

“Oz worked very hard, but there were forces against him,” Trump said. “Oz is a great guy. He had a lot of immovable forces against him.”

Trump-backed Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano was also defeated by his Democratic opponent, and in Michigan, Trump-endorsed Republican Tudor Dixon was turned back in her effort to unseat Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

At this moment, three Senate seats are still up for grabs: in Nevada, where Trump endorsed Adam Laxalt, who is trailing Democrat incumbent Sen. Catherine Cortez-Masto by a very narrow margin; in Arizona, where Trump-endorsed Blake Masters is trailing behind Democrat incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly, but, due to “ballot glitches,” additional results are expected; and in Georgia, where Trump-endorsed Herschel Walker is headed to a run-off against Democrat incumbent Sen. Raphael Warnock.

“Herschel is a great guy,” Trump said, touting Walker’s campaign and candidacy. “He is in a runoff with a U.S. senator.”

When asked if he would get involved or ensure his MAGA Inc. spends money in the Georgia run-off in support of Walker, Trump said: “We have a lot of money.”

“Herschel is a great guy,” he repeated. “I will always help Herschel.”

On Monday night, the eve of Election Day, Trump teased that he would be making a “major” announcement from Mar-a-Lago on Nov. 15 — signaling that he may formally announce his plans to run for president in 2024.

Pundits have questioned whether Tuesday’s election results for Republicans would change Trump’s plans to launch a third White House bid.

“We had tremendous success,” Trump told Fox News Digital. “Why would anything change?”

We all know about the Russians and their battlefield feints, eh?

Relax Roger, retire to the feinting couch.

Had we destroyed or guarded the bridges into the Universities, they would not have captured the Schools and our kids.

To reprise a point made earlier last week – if you complain that your kid/s have been captured by the ideology of schools, you have failed to take adequate interest in their development and therefore failed as a parent.

Cassie:

We’re not losing, we’ve lost.

Even if we only exist in the prisons and concentration camps, we still exist somewhere.
And we still have the capability of infecting the Collectivists and bringing them down.
And while the last copy of the Bible is entombed in an airproof vault printed on acid free paper in a nitrogen atmosphere, then the Bible still exists. (Look at how big a find the Rosetta stone was.)

Yes, I know. I’m very optimistic today even though there is little to be optimistic about.

Peasants/serfs, is anyone else amazed by the prescience of the Movie “Idiocracy”?

We and the USA are closely adhering to the script .

Shaper of the week for WA cats, 18” Macson with vice:

https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/albany/miscellaneous-goods/macson-metal-shaper-18-inch/1303797372

You lose one election and all of a sudden it’s all A Canticle For Leibowitz in here, LOL.

Are you sick of #winning yet?

Saw that ingot Wrick… nice swag of accessories, make a beautiful resto piece.

No.

After decades putting the brakes on global action, does Australia deserve to host UN climate talks with Pacific nations? (9 Nov, via Phys.org)

As the COP27 climate talks got underway in Egypt this week, climate and energy minister Chris Bowen announced Australia would bid to co-host the annual United Nations climate summit with Pacific island nations in 2026.

Playing host to the world’s climate negotiations could be a very big deal. It would be the largest diplomatic event Australia has ever held and would have major implications for both climate policy and our international relations.

My sides hurt. I wonder who is the author of this amazing tome?

Wesley Morgan
Research Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University

Ah, the Mount Gravatt Teacher’s College. Figures.

As for not burning bridges …

All part of the scorched earth and obliteration of all supporters, relatives, pets and signage.
AND The extra fertilizer is good.

The Rosetta Stone has survived because it is where it is.

Return it and London to a brick, some disaffected lunatic will put a sledge hammer through it.

Well at least they don’t have to grow their own bugs.

Harnessing rainwater for self-sufficient veggie gardens in Adelaide (Phys.org, 9 Nov)

With the rising cost of living and vegetables becoming more expensive, University of Adelaide research has found that 65 percent of Adelaide homes can grow enough vegetables to become self-sufficient by using their own rainwater.

However, the cost of installing rainwater tanks to sustain the veggie patch doesn’t pay for itself over a 25-year life span.

Almost 500,000 homes across 17 Greater Adelaide council regions were included in the extensive study, which used high resolution spectral and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) imagery to capture an aerial view of the city.

“Urban agriculture is becoming more and more important due to climate change, food insecurity and economic instability, so we wanted to study how feasible this would be in a city like Adelaide,” said Ph.D. student Isobel Hume, from the University of Adelaide’s School of Agriculture, Food and Wine, who was the first author of the study.

This rubbish is typical of a large proportion of science news these days. Ms Hume has a great career ahead of her/it. May even get to be Environment Minister one day, if the nation exists that long.

Masks back on: COVID wave shifts Queensland from green to amber state

With the rising cost of living and vegetables becoming more expensive, University of Adelaide research has found that 65 percent of Adelaide homes can grow enough vegetables to become self-sufficient by using their own rainwater.

Doubt… so much doubt

3 cherry tomato bushes struggling in a pot is not a “garden”.

Calli and others. I wish you could realize that London to a brick does not mean a certainty. A certainty would be London to a brick on. If you don’t believe me please ask Tom.

Eating kale is like giving up smoking.

Highly processed foods can be considered addictive like tobacco products, study claims (9 Nov)

Based on the criteria set for tobacco, the findings indicate that highly processed foods can be addictive, said lead author Ashley Gearhardt, U-M associate professor of psychology, and Alexandra DiFeliceantonio, assistant professor at Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech.

In fact, the addictive potential for food such as potato chips, cookies, ice cream and French fries may be a key factor contributing to the high public health costs associated with a food environment dominated by cheap, accessible and heavily marketed highly processed foods, the researchers said.

The research, published in the current issue of Addiction, offers evidence that highly processed foods meet the same criteria used to identify cigarettes as an addictive substance

Put down that chip and walk backwards with your hands in the air!

Mater:

I largely agree with this, up until the point that universities start rejecting, ejecting or just plain flunking students solely based on ‘wrong think’. Then it’s at a new level, beyond a parents control.

Exactly, which is why I only mentioned schools in my response to the original comment.

If you are an adult, even if only nominally, you are ultimately responsible for your own ‘educational choices’.

Arkysays:
November 10, 2022 at 1:10 pm
Enrolling for a forklift course for a bit of fun.

Suggest the instructor play this to the class.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cr7F-oLU84

The worlds greatest training/safety video.
Even if you dont speak boxhead its awesome.

Plays it straight for about a minute and a half, then gets awesome.

It is only the industrial capacity of the US which saved the day.

And that took 2 years to generate the industrial capacity capable of meeting the Axis Powers. Then you can add another year to cut through the dead wood infesting the industrial and military design bureaus(sp?)
Meanwhile the poor bastard GI’s are doing the dying and bleeding, just like the Diggers and Tommies before them for the previous 2 years.

and here we are, instead of teaching the communists a lesson the west indulges in self-destructive climate, woke agenda and mass migration policies

Risitas on the vaccine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM5H6j82dPs

Wivenhoe:

In my idle time overnight I got to thinking( yeah, yeah, I know, don’t do that), If the newly elected people have to be sworn in before taking over the house, then as majority they elect a speaker which basically sacks Pelosi, would they think about the following scenario. Before take over, Harris finds an urgent need to resign for “family” reasons, Joe has a “medical episode, and Pelosi becomes intterum Pres.? Just asking.

Getting to thinking is never an idle preoccupation, Wivenhoe. People who never think beyond “what I want” are continually surprised by “What has happened”.
If there is something that could be almost guaranteed it is the the Secret Service have been well and truly corrupted in the same way the Justice Department and the FBI have been corrupted.
If Trump were to become President, he wouldn’t last the first month and the SS would have a patsy all lined up to go.

‘Well what I think is…’ and then before I’ve expressed any view at all, whichever child has asked the question starts lecturing me on the horrors of colonialism.

50 years of conservatives sitting on their fat arses while the marxist filth indoctrinate their children.

Bit unfair Zippy. They weren’t sitting on their fat arses they were working their arses off trying to get ahead. And hoping the school system would do what their taxes were paying for it to do. Which it wasn’t.

The Left is still trying to squelch home-schooling, which is the model that works for righties. It’s the only way to get even partly free of the leftism-indoctrinated teaching system.

TheFrollickingMoll:

3 cherry tomato bushes struggling in a pot is not a “garden”.

Nevertheless, the Victorian Government has seen fit to pass a law that gives them the right – nay! the Duty! to invade your castle of defiance and rip those diseased cherry tomatoes out of the ground, smash and incinerate the accursed pots and ground in which they’ve grown, and take the refrigerator in which you’ve hidden them and burn the whole lot in an industrial incinerator.
There is only one problem here.
The incinerator which burns these Fruits of Satan cannot be run because the solar power grid and the windmills aren’t producing enough electricity for anything more demanding than the local coppers beer fridge…

Bit unfair Zippy. They weren’t sitting on their fat arses they were working their arses off trying to get ahead. And hoping the school system would do what their taxes were paying for it to do. Which it wasn’t.

I spent a lot of time ensuring none of my kids were brainwashed by a clearly left leaning education system, if a parent is stupid enough to “hope” the education system does not brainwash their kids then they reap what they sow, or rather what they didn’t sow.

After the usual spiel about the toilets etc, the session head went on to say that ‘we acknowledge the traditional owners of this land, their ancestors

Flush toilets will be covered in Dr Pascoe’s next book, “Dark Emu Unplugged”.

There WOULD Have Been a Red Wave, but One Group Saved the Left From Being Completely Obliterated

One thing I know already.

If not for voters under 30 … tonight WOULD have been a Red Wave.

CNN National House Exit Poll

R+ 13 65+
R+ 11 45-64

D +2 30-44
D +28 18-29

#GenZ did their job.

What he is crowing about is the apparent fact that the voting group with the least life experience and the most recent subjection to the Leftist indoctrination that dominates America’s educational system ended up voting as it was brainwashed to do.

But this endeavor has been going on since long before Garland first put on his jackboots and resolved to destroy the republic. In the 1960s, Leftists began what Communist activist Rudi Dutschke indelibly dubbed “the Long March Through the Institutions.”

Many, if not most, of the Gen Z-ers who voted overwhelmingly for the Left will, as they get older, come to realize how foolish and wrongheaded they were to support socialist internationalism and the managed decline of the United States. But others will never wake up, and will applaud that decline as retribution for centuries of alleged racism and colonialism. Even as their own cities and towns become ever more squalid, poor, dirty, and dangerous, they will continue to think of themselves as righteous for having chosen all that. That pride will be all they have left.

Knuckle Dragger:

Exactly, which is why I only mentioned schools in my response to the original comment.

OK. I take back the evil, evil thoughts I thought about you when I first read your refutation of my comment.
🙂

80s parents never had to worry about Woke.

Every Monday morning I had to sing advance australia fair, god save the queen and pledge allegiance to the flag.

Bruce of Newcastlesays:
November 10, 2022 at 2:11 pm
After the usual spiel about the toilets etc, the session head went on to say that ‘we acknowledge the traditional owners of this land, their ancestors

Flush toilets will be covered in Dr Pascoe’s next book, “Dark Emu Unplugged”.

Perhaps Pascoe will include these instructions

“How to Wash a Cat” by The Dog

You are familiar with the expression about how “it’s turtles all the way down”.

Ha! most of the way through that book as we speak!

For those unaware, it documents how big pharma has corrupted the science to make their vaxxines appear ‘safe and effective’. The phrase ‘ turtles all the way down’ reported comes from a person who claimed that the whole ‘earth orbits the sun’ thing was baloney, and in fact, the earth was resting on giant turtle. When asked what that turtle was resting on, she said ‘another turtle’ and so on, all the way down.

The book explains how there has *never* been a gold standard randomised, double blinded, placebo controlled vaccine trial. Instead, they usually seek to compare the new vax to another vaccine which has already been approved. They then show similar side effect profiles in each group and declare the new vax safe (because the old vax is known to be ‘safe’). The problem is, the old vax was never gold standard tested either, it was compared to another existing vax (ie the turtle under it) .. and so on, all the way down.

I stand corrected dopey, and will use the phrase correctly in future.

And here was me wishing a pox on those who say, “the proof is in the pudding.”.

Pendant, heal thyself!

2022 Is Over Except for the Lawsuits. Use the Data to Start Planning for 2024.

Looking forward, which begins today, Republicans nationwide should examine the 2022 exit polling and figure out how to continue the progress seen for the last two cycles. The only way we keep making inroads in blue states and make the red states even redder is to bring together a class-based coalition of patriotic Americans who believe in the American Dream.

First, Gen X is our generation GOP. White voters between 45 and 64 make up 28% of the electorate and, according to the exit poll, 63% of them voted for Republicans on Tuesday. Likewise, Gen X Latinos selected GOP candidates at a rate of 44%. Overall, voters from 40-49 voted for Republican candidates 52% of the time in 2022, and those from 50-64 did 55% of the time. Our kids are open to Republican candidates, too. Gen Z aged 18-24 voted for Republicans 36% of the time. White voters 18-29 selected GOP candidates 40% of the time, and 30% of Latinos the same age did as well.

It also seems men, tired of the anti-masculinity messages from the radical left, make up a sizable Republican constituency. In every race demographic, the percentage of men who vote for Republican candidates exceeds women. This gap is the largest among Hispanic voters, with men selecting the Republican candidate at a rate of 45% while women do at 33%.

Some of the most considerable differences are seen when the data gets arranged by gender, race, and education level.

flyingduksays:
November 10, 2022 at 2:37 pm
Seems like there should be much more talk on here about how Russia has been forced to withdraw in humiliation from its major battle prize of the entire war.

Pulling back ‘to save lives’: Key points of top Russian commander’s Kherson speech

The order to leave the city comes amid what Army General Sergey Surovikin said was a risk of being cut off

US gets first Gen Z congressman

A CNN exit poll found that only the youth vote saved the Democratic Party from a wipeout

Florida Democrat Maxwell Frost has become the first member of Generation Z elected to Congress. A proponent of “social justice,” Frost’s victory came despite landslide Republican victories in the Sunshine State.

Frost took 58% of the vote in Florida’s 10th Congressional District, beating Republican Challenger Calvin Wimbish’s 40%. He was heavily favored in this solidly Democratic district, and now takes over the seat of Val Demings, a Democrat who comfortably won in 2016 and 2020.

Frost described his win as making history for Gen Z, or the demographic born between 1997 and 2012.

Frost’s platform is typical of younger Democrats, with his campaign site describing him as a fighter for “social, racial and economic justice.” In practice, Frost supports universal healthcare, strict gun control, a fossil fuels phaseout, and the defunding of police and freeing of some criminals.

His campaign was endorsed by progressive stalwarts Sen. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and by the Congressional Progressive Caucus

Biden and the Democrats can thank Generation Z for their luck.

More liberal than even their Millennial predecessors, members of this generation favored Democrat candidates in the midterms by a margin of 28 points, according to a CNN exit poll. Millennials, who are between the ages of 30 and 44, voted Democrat by a margin of two points, while voters aged 45-65 and 65+ favored Republicans by 11 and 13 points, respectively.

Funny things happening in Maracopa. Arizona talking about dumps again Neck and neck . Hope Lake wins

Director’s ID microchip- strike one
Had my berth cert, driver’s lic and medicare card, had my place in the queue, opted for call-back function, okey dokey.
Gave the call centre worker (yes, all the cliches are true) my name and birth date…
“tell me the bank account number which the ATO associates you with?”
I don’t fucking know, how about you tell me, you’ve got thirty years of forms submitted in my names at the pointy end of threats.. you should know every damn thing there is to know, and don’t go pretending that a Trusted Digital Identity app scannable neck tattoo is anything other than a logical next step from the Eora Eloi that will entangle the mere prole with more obligations and zero benefits.
Quick dig through the office… no I don’t know where the damn hell it might be. Business account? Er no. Old business account? er no.
Any alternatives? …I’ll call back.

This just in:

Victoria’s budget deficit blows out by further $500m. Victoria’s budget deficit has blown out since last week to more than $10 billion, the state’s pre-election budget update has revealed.

I guess that scuppers the netball deal then?

When asked what that turtle was resting on, she said ‘another turtle’

If you stole one would the whole edifice collapse? Beware ruthless turtle poachers…

“We are seeing an uptick in turtle poaching,” he said. “It’s getting ruthless where we are seeing thousands of turtles leaving the United States on an annual basis. … Turtle populations cannot take that kind of a hit with that much removal coming out of the wild.”

Turtles in demand as pets, leading to a spike in poaching (9 Nov, Phys.org)

Take away too many turtles and were going to be in great strife. These insensitive people are undermining all of society.

(I think a better way of understanding the planet is to imagine we’re all fleas on a camel, and underneath that camel is another camel. And so on. The whole thing having been designed by a camel committee.)

This is why the Kherson operation must be viewed not as a Russians defeat, but as a pyrrhic Ukrainian victory, that means that Ukraine may have achieved a political victory, but the military cost that they take was too high, unsustainable and ultimately will lead to the defeat of Ukraine.

You know what would really lead to Russian victory: if they withdrew all the way to their old borders. That would really extend the Ukraine supply lines and lead to a major Russian triumph!

Wodger:

It’s advice for certain situations, not a mandate, Winston.
No laws will be broken if you choose no to do so.

Well, bugger. That puts a damper on it, then.
I’ll probably lose my membership in the cranky old fart club now.

Good luck restoring the Russian Empire, Ducky.

I suppose sort of Good News – better than pay within 3 monthly installments

https://www.revenue.nsw.gov.au/taxes-duties-levies-royalties/land-tax/pay?utm_source=nswgovt_consumer&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2022-11-04_swift_983_revenue_2023_land_tax&utm_content=01_how_to_pay&utm_term=how_to_pay_button

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1. Pay in full to receive a discount

If you pay in full by your first instalment date, you will receive a 1.5 per cent discount (excluding past interest or penalties).

From the 2023 land tax year, the discount for early payment of land tax will reduce from 1.5 per cent to 0.5 per cent if paid within 30 days after the service of the notice of assessment.

2. Pay in interest-free instalments

. If you pay in three instalments, each instalment will fall due one month after the last.

. Pay within a 6-month period, If you have no overdue land tax amounts you can opt in via our online services. The payment plans can be set up with monthly or fortnightly payments. If you miss or make a late payment, the plan will be cancelled, and interest may be applied.

Please note, your first instalment will include any overdue amounts, interest or penalties (if any).

3. Plans that extend beyond 6 months may accrue interest daily until paid in full.

Beery!:

2,500 Archaeologists Demand the British Museum Return Rosetta Stone to Egypt

Now that is a severely oversupplied market.

Good luck restoring the Russian Empire, Ducky.

I know, the Western Empire is too strong, socially, culturally, morally, economically …..

https://www.algora.com/Algora_blog/2022/11/09/scott-ritter-explains-why-russias-kherson-withdrawal-is-a-pyrrhic-ukrainian-victory

Sputnik: What does this move say about the Russian strategy? Is Moscow playing the long game in Ukraine? What are the advantages and disadvantages of such a strategy?

Ritter: First and foremost, this should demonstrate to the Russian mothers, wives and daughters that the Russian government takes the lives of their loved ones, the men who have been sent into combat very seriously and is not willing to sacrifice them needlessly.

It also shows that Russia is in no hurry to get this conflict over with, that Russia is willing to consolidate its defenses in order to preserve life potentially extending the conflict, but in a manner which allows Russia to gain the advantage at a time and place that’s more beneficial to Russia, so that not only will Russia ultimately achieve the military victory it seeks, but it will do so without needlessly sacrificing thousands of Russian military lives.

“tell me the bank account number which the ATO associates you with?”

Crikey! How the heck would you know the answer to that?

In my case that would be the account that got a miniscule tax return this yer.

It’s a bit complicated, Sal. I’ve closed my old individual bank account, and haven’t registered the wifey’s yet obviously.
Actually it’s not complicated, it’s just the office is a freaking shambles, which I will now proceed to blame on my wife and kids, my old accountant, our bookkeeper who is an interfering and borderline controlling friend of wifey, and the Lizard People ‘s financial class of exponential complication. I could dig out my personal TFN for a shortcut.
Actually if you’ve got time O holy hotelier-
What’s the deal with a waitperson pouring wine, unbidden, into glasses for people sitting at a table? Does it contravene RSA guidelines at all? We were at a fancy food vendor the other night, and the wine wank was bugging me a bit, but the intervention of the staff when it came to me handling the bottle was borderline showpony mane-tossing by the aged aproned hipster. I was about to draw the bloke aside and quietly say “this ain’t your party pal, take a hint”, but it wasn’t my party either, so I’ve been mulling it over, and it occurred to me that it would make it hard for an individual to monitor their own consumption when the house is actively trying to pour out their mark-ups. Any thoughts?

Crows outthink monkeys, can grasp recursive patterns

In cognitive tests for recognizing certain types of patterns, crows outperformed monkeys.

Crows are notoriously clever — the songbirds can use tools, understand the concept of zero and follow basic analogies. Now, a new study suggests that their grasp of one complex cognitive principle in particular is better than that of monkeys and comparable to that of small children.

The new study, however, suggests that crows can do it too. And this latest research builds on previous work demonstrating the existence of recursive reasoning among monkeys. “One of the most distinguishing features of human communicative cognition may turn out not to be that human-specific after all,” lead author Diana A. Liao, a postdoctoral candidate at the University of Tübingen in Germany, told Live Science in an email.

Fabulous tabulator selector machines

The Good Citizen
Substack

Technology for the advanced democracy.

There’s an inaccurate definition of insanity which is portrayed as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

Did you get that?

There’s an inaccurate definition of insanity which is portrayed as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

How about now?

The fabulous high-tech tabulation engines used across the same purple counties of America are getting glitchy again.

The mainframe crosswire password cloud protocols are simply not regulating the database count to timestamp voter selections to correspond to predetermined candidate controls. Don’t worry Democracy-lovers, it’s all completely normal.

Over the weekend and yesterday, they blew their election psyop loads across the Internet, all with some variation of the memo they got from Mockingbird HQ.

Don’t worry Americans, it’s completely normal for election results to take days, weeks, maybe even a month or two. Be wary of “Red Mirages” which may blind you to the possibility that the Republican candidate will win just because they have an early lead.

and by 2024 there will be 2 more years coming online and 2 more years of boomers shuffling off this mortal coil, something which the ccp bioweapon has accelerated.

Huh? Not cheering the nasty boomers off?

The Lizard People still control the Senate, the FBI, the CIA, the DHS, the DOJ, the IRS, and any amount of City Governorships and School Boards.
The U.S. will not halt its slide into debauchery just because the GOP, many of which are still Never Trump RINOs, now controls the Congress.
It’s a long way until 2024. Trump still needs to win, and he needs to be seen to win.

One for Cassie.

Heard Joe Rogan mention a Jewish comedian, Ari Shaffir, had a show up on YouTube. 2.5m views in 7 days. Then by coincidence it pops up on my YouTube feed which shows Rogans mind power.

About 20 minutes in and no surprise mainly Jewish / religious jokes.

Rogan latest guest Bjorn Lomborg and I note Tim Pool had Milo on. Looks quite different from a few years ago.

The Benefits of Soft Shackles

If you are serious about utilising your 4WD, the chances are that you are going to get stuck somewhere and will need recovery.

Cassie of Sydney says:
November 10, 2022 at 4:27 pm

Whatever its worth, I agree.
He is too impulsive and should have retired gracefully, now he is attacking fellow conservatives.

Whether the bile poured on him would’ve stopped if he’d retired, I don’t know.

Another Brick in the Wall

From Armstrong Economics –

“It is rare for a celebrity to speak out against the agenda. Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters has reached a level of fame where he can question the status quo as his legacy is sealed. Waters called Biden a “war criminal” for encouraging the war in Ukraine. “This war is about the action and reaction of NATO pushing right up to the Russian border, which they promised they wouldn’t do when Gorbachev negotiated the withdrawal of the USSR,” Waters declared. Amazing how a musician understands the situation better than politicians.

CNN attempted to argue with Waters, but he held firm. The reporter attempted and failed to belittle Waters by saying he should see Russia as the enemy as his father died in the last world war. However, that is precisely what Waters and any sensible human are aiming to avoid – another world war. “Don’t forget 23 million Russians died protecting you and me from the Nazis,” Waters said.

He then asked the reporter what he thought America would do if China began to line up on the US border. We all know the answer to that question. Imagine if China placed nuclear weapons in or near Canada and Mexico? The nuclear apocalypse would have already happened.

Many hold the same views as Roger Waters, but they are too afraid to speak up. The average person, who may not tune into political commentary, will listen to celebrities when they speak. The problem becomes the fear of cancelation. It is career suicide to question the current agenda. Pink Floyd cannot be canceled; they’ve been popular for far too many decades. The left “hippies” of the past are nothing like the hipsters today who encourage war and echo the voices of the elite.”

https://youtu.be/svhXSjo5oPk

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/war/another-brick-in-the-wall/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RSS

He is too impulsive and should have retired gracefully, now he is attacking fellow conservatives.

He made his name laying waste to a presidential primary field of 17 conservatives. Once he was finished with them, you lot crowed about each and every one of them not being a true conservative, not to mention most of them being beta cucks. He is not going to change his style now.

I can see him arguing you round after a while. I mean, who is going to stand up to him? It’s all very well for some no-name pundit to write a throwaway piece that it’s DeSantis’ party now, but Trump controls all the RNC finances and has purged all the elected positions to install his stooges.

In short, you can take the GOP from Trump’s cold, dead fingers.