Deux!

Lake will win by about 40,000 votes in her race.

mOnster is FOS.

This 2022 version of the Tag Heuer Monaco X Gulf just won the Iconic prize at the GPHG awards (the watch Oscars).

If I was going to buy a Tag, this would be it. (Though like the most popular watches these days, it’s out of stock).

It’s mathematically impossible for the Democrats to win this from here.

Republicans will win both the house and the senate.

The size of the stick is irrelevant. All that matters is who is holding it. My only misgiving is that it’s possible there are some corrupt/compromised Republicans elected.

Retarded Joe smirked when asked if he was worried about Hunter and the Biden Family being investigated. He seemed pretty sure that wasn’t gunna happen.

His confidence is probably well founded. Exhibit A is Liz Cheney. Exhibit B is crying Adam Kissinger. How many more of them are out there?

We also need to bear in mind that the Democrats were funnelling millions of $ into Republican pre-election races. The narrative being is that they wanted their own Democrat candidates to run against “weaker Republican candidates”. People that they thought they could beat.

It never quite “rang true” to me. It doesn’t make sense.

Take a look at the map. It’s impossible for the GOP to vote harvest like the Demons do, geographic speaking.

Probably because the Republicans won’t contest the cities.

Lee Zeldin is a shining light. He lost by 5. Huge result. It goes to show that the cities are contestable.

Republicans need to enter the den, rather than sit back and try to defend.

House done.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/11/11/nbc-news-forecasts-republican-win-in-222-house-seats-democrats-212/

DaFisk says:
November 12, 2022 at 3:25 am

It is now over. Kherson completely liberated from Russian rapists and murderers. Total victory for the Ukes and crushing humiliation for Putin and all Putinists everywhere! It is time for Putinists to sign an unconditional treaty of surrender, and to demolish Lenin’s Mausoleum at once!

I do hope you have heard the saying, he who laughs last?

DaFisk says:
November 12, 2022 at 3:40 am

Fisker, you are hallucinating.

It is a bit weird to have the Russian (imperial) tricolour & support the church and still have a mausoleum for Lenin.

By which I mean it is actually very bizarre.

The Ukrainians were right about this. From 2014.

Dozens of Soviet icons are coming down across the troubled country

To keep track of them, the opposition produced an interactive map

But in the east, pro-Russia brigades have formed to protect them

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2567388/Stunning-map-reveals-100-statues-Lenin-toppled-Ukraine.html

An observation; 4’11” fat chicks don’t look any more intimidating or imposing dressed in Black. They still look like a duck waddling around the platforms…just a darker breed!

The Darth Helmet Platoon.

The problem, Armadillo, is how many are RINOs. They will sell out and let the globalists dominate. That’s why they hate Trump. He has done a great job in exposing and removing these traitors. I hope him and Desantis can work together.

It’s mathematically impossible for the Democrats to win this from here.
There were a lot of mathematical impossibilities in 2020, and they were detailed in a couple of the most impressive talks back during Mike Lindell’s big symposium.
There are mathematical dodges being worked in several southern states at the moment, which is why vote counts have all but stalled.

My understanding is that masks are recommended indoors on Princess cruise ships and mandatory for staff. Full vaccination is mandatory for all, as is a negative PCR.

Yet it still gets aboard and spreads.

It’s a mystery*. 😀

* to be truly CovidiotSafe, perhaps visiting ports could be curtailed. 😀 😀

If you’re asymptomatic, why would you “test”? Stupid on stilts.

…..and no one picks up notafans idiocy….

You’ve got to ask yourself …. why

9 News revealed on Friday night an estimated 800 passengers on the Majestic Princess cruise have tested positive to COVID-19. Those passengers are set to arrive in Sydney’s Circular Quay on Saturday morning at 6am.

Takeaway messages

1) the vaxx dont work
2) never board a ship with ‘Princess’ in the name

After all this time no one can be as hysterical and as thick as notafan.
She must be a left wing troll.

Rosie, from what I can gather in Princess cruise FAQs there is no random testing.

In other words, testing is voluntary. The only negative test required is at the point of embarkation.

As I said, stupid on stilts.

We also need to bear in mind that the Democrats were funnelling millions of $ into Republican pre-election races. The narrative being is that they wanted their own Democrat candidates to run against “weaker Republican candidates”. People that they thought they could beat.

It never quite “rang true” to me. It doesn’t make sense.

Democrats won every single one of the races in which they did that.

Did the FAQs cover what happens in the event of an outbreak?

No. Nothing. Zip.

Must be either in the fine print in the cruise literature* or it doesn’t exist.

* probably couched in the “Princess Cruise Lines reserve the right to…” type stuff. Perhaps I’d better go over the Cunard stuff with a fine tooth comb.

Gaborsays:
November 12, 2022 at 3:53 am
DaFisk says:
November 12, 2022 at 3:40 am

Fisker, you are hallucinating.

DaFisk should stay off the crystal meth.

Anyway, it’s all a chicken and egg scenario. To know you have an outbreak, you have to have people voluntarily testing.

Viktoristanis. Danned if they do. Danned if they don’t.

A construction worker came home just in time to find his wife in bed with another man. So he dragged the man down the stairs to the garage and put his penis in a vice. He secured it tightly, super glued it shut, and removed the handle. Then he picked up a hacksaw. The man, terrified, screamed “Stop! Stop! You’re not going to… to… cut it off, are you?” The husband said, with a horrible gleam of revenge in his eye “Nope. You are. I’m going to set the garage on fire!”

I heard Biden is going run with Fetterman as VP in 2024.

Red wave after all? GOP winning popular vote by wide margin despite incongruous results

Millions more Americans voted for Republicans than Democrats in House races. So why didn’t the GOP win more seats?

Republicans are currently winning the national popular vote for the House in Tuesday’s midterm elections by a large margin, according to the latest data from the Cook Political Report.

This support for the GOP appears to fit with what pre-election polling data had suggested heading into Election Day. Several Republican candidates nationwide, including those running for the Senate and governors’ mansions, had been rising in the polls in the last couple months, indicating positive momentum for Republicans.

I heard Biden is going run with Fetterman as VP in 2024.

wow a double ventriloquist act

DHS Censorship Agency Had Strange First Mission: Banning Speech That Casts Doubt On ‘Red Mirage, Blue Shift’ Election Events

mission black pill
subtext blame Trump

St Ruth and Montypox. Two stinkers.

And away we go.

Paramount+ Show Features Character Accusing DeSantis of Sex Assault (11 Nov)

He’ll cross the ‘worse than Hitler’ threshold faster than any Republican in history. He’s coming for your ovaries! He will make you slaves again! Condoms will be banned! (Oops no that’s Clarence Thomas.)

My brother and his wife, who live in Canberra, are on the death ship. I am supposed to pick them up off the train this afternoon.

My question is: should I attack the train with rocket grenades before it gets here, or when it arrives?

Or maybe I could just ring him and tell him “get an Uber”.

TE – You could always hire a spacesuit from a costume supplier. Or perhaps wet suit and scuba gear? Although the oxy cylinder might get in the way of gear changes I suppose.

We have known since then that COVID was a nothing burger

Yep. Kid has a cold at the moment. I said how is it out of 10? He said about a 5. I said, what about covid? He said 2. I agreed. Covid is the biggest scam in human history. Anyone who takes the clotshots now is simply demonstrating obedience.

wrong. about 10% have genetics to be fully immune to it. about 10-30% are extremely sensitive to the toxic peptides this virus leaves behind. the peptides are so toxic that they will kill according to current numbers about .1% of people across all age groups when exposed through the mRNA shots. Given the virus kills about 1% we haven’t seen the final death toll from the mRNA shots which will probably end up killing more people.

the spike protein is known to be a natural coagulant, it is known to damage the immune system, neurology, the vascular system and reproductive system. it also has ability to persist for years in the body.

my observations are that multiple exposures to different strains results in cumulative damage much of which flies below the surface of awareness.

if you are one of the lucky ones that have no obvious damage from the virus, good for you. some of us are not so lucky so stfu.

Specifically, GOP candidates have so far received 50,672,592 votes, or 52.3% of the total ballots cast as of this writing. Democrat candidates, by comparison, have so far received 44,802,597 votes, or 46.2% of the total.

California traditionally has late counts that add points to the Democrat total. I wouldn’t go too early on that crow.

Live dangerously, Top Ender! Pick them up and inhale deeply.

My brother and his wife, who live in Canberra, are on the death ship. I am supposed to pick them up off the train this afternoon.

Ahaaaa hahahaha.

The only train they’ll be on is the one straight to tHe Camps.

My argument is with fetishistic “testing”, not methods of transmission.

And I see they’re desperate to mask us up by Christmas. Some of my friends are even talking about wearing them to the shops again. My only comment – you aren’t serving the community by making them more anxious over nothing.

low carb diet, sunshine, normal BMI

As Meatloaf would say, two out of three ain’t bad.

At least I’m not easy to kidnap.

From Eugyppis in Germany: “ Australian Media: “Majestic Princess cruise with 800 COVID-19 patients set to dock in Sydney”.

Somehow cruises are still a thing, which people are still somehow doing.

Specifically, around 4,600 people are currently aboard the Majestic Princess as she approaches Sydney. Among the amusements provided them by the wise administrators of Princess Cruises is apparently a rigorous antigen testing regimen, doubtless because passengers and crew alike believe this is hygienic and responsible, even though none of them, if challenged, could defend their bizarre compulsion or explain its benefits in any way at all. Alas, idiocy has consequences, and suddenly around 800 testees turn out to have SARS-2 antigens in their mucus. This is now a newspaper story in multiple languages, because everything has to be extremely, unbearably stupid all the time now.

According to press reports, some of these 800 people feel mildly unwell, while others feel totally healthy. Nobody is dying or seriously ill in any way. Regardless of anybody’s actual medical condition, all 800 have been confined to quarters, while the rest of the passengers have been required to don masks, and – I swear this is real – “crew members have been advised to wear full PPE.”

Australian news also notes that “The Majestic Princess has been ranked by NSW Health as a tier three risk level,” which sounds extremely terrible. They report further that “there are no plans to prevent any unwell passengers from disembarking” when the ship arrives at port tomorrow morning, and if you can detect a little regret behind those words, perhaps it’s because 800 positive passengers represents a staggering 4% increase in the current case count of New South Wales.

Some days I am very optimistic that the pandemic at least is behind us, and then I stumble across a story like this one, and I basically want to abandon all of civilisation and take up residence by myself on a desert island somewhere. While the most intrusive pandemicist policies have died an ignominious death, the toxic and idiotic cultural attitudes that supported them are still alive and well, and waiting – just waiting – to seize the levers of policy once again.

Each to his/her own, but stop pushing your choice on all of us.

People arguing that a cruise ship containing 4000 people with 800 infected after 12 days at sea arguing that that isn’t evidence of a bug spreading like wildfire.
Lol.

No, we are arguing that

1) Vaxxines and masks clearly don’t work
2) Testing asymptomatic people using oversensitive PCRs is invalid
3) Respiratory viruses spread via the aerosol route, meaning you CANNOT avoid exposure – so you shouldn’t try.

masks and vaxxed do not work.

How can they? People get off the ship and visit local cafés, museums, cultural centres, markets…you name it. Then they hop back on.

From what the Princess Cruise info tells me, the negative test is required at initial embarkation only. Eugyppus suggests that they are testing randomly throughout the voyage. None of this is disclosed (that I can see anyway) in their literature.

As for the vaxxes…they might provide some protection to guests, but even the drug pushers tell me that this wanes over time. In other words, useless unless you’re vaxxed to the eyeballs, and recently.

Dillo: the article you linked was about the primaries. What I was talking about was the November elections. Two different things.

Armadillo

m0nty-fa is a leftard of the fascist variety. Leftards lie all the time, as a duty “for the great cause”. Of course he never stops lying.

Russia will roll through Ukraine during the winter like a combine harvester.
The remains of the Ukrainian military will look like Steve Buscemi’s foot in the mulcher at the end of Fargo…

Winston Smithsays:
November 12, 2022 at 8:41 am
Dillo!

Whilst I’m on my rant, the entire election system needs to be overhauled.
There is way too much money (donors) and influence (media/big tech) involved.

Yes to the overhaul of the system. Voting ID has become an entry point for universal identity with everyone required to have papers – electronic or otherwise, when the problem is simply identifying who has, or has not voted.
My favourite is the indelible finger dye. Any issues with that – like having no fingers or otherwise can be dealt with in a practical manner, and we really don’t need to discuss them at the moment.
Go for the simpler solution and be done with it.
A simple piece of paper and ink (biro) collected and collated, then sealed for transport will help restore public confidence in the voting process, which appears -in the US – to be taking quite a hammering.
At no point should the original vote be digitised or electronically stored in any way except as an adjunct with the original vote as the copy of record.
1 election day and if you can’t get your shit together to get to the voting office once every three years well, tough shit.
If you’re in hospital or otherwise incapacitated, we used to have teams from the electoral office come around to the bedside to record your vote.
As an aside, I heard that Dominion had machines active in both the Victorian and Queensland elections – does anyone know of this?

Winston Smithsays:
November 12, 2022 at 9:46 am
WokDoctor:

Regular food bought in average supermarkets in NZ, whilst significantly more expensive than the equivalent quality supermarkets in the US, nonetheless the quality of everyday products is much higher and is akin to the quality you can only get in the US at more expensive farmers markets and upmarket shops like Whole Foods. It is well known that NZ’s year-round outdoor grass grazing of cows leads to rich and creamy milk, butter, cheese, cream, chocolate and ice cream, but I was reminded that ordinary day to day veges like onions, spring onions, carrots, celery, potatoes etc. just have more flavour and colour than average veges bought in US supermarkets. NZ’s more local market gardens growing in rich, naturally watered soils yield better and tastier products than the industrial scale farms in the US and increasingly Mexico.

From your links last night: https://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2022/11/nz_four_years_on_bittersweet_-_part_1.html
Brings me back to the point I tried to make a month or two ago about locally produced food. I remember nearly every country town in Australia had a wizened old Chinese* husband and wife team that would run a market garden and produced heaps of food – fresh, really nice food. (Every now and then we’d get an overrun of cabbage or zucchini or carrots, and we’d guts out on the donated excess)
If there were two of these farms the competition would be fierce to produce the best vegies and who could anticipate the market most accurately. There were also chooks competing to lay the biggest and bestest eggs. There were many dairy farms and by magic, urns of milk would appear as the sun rose.
The farmers would get together to play some tile game and drink some Chinese tea which made them giggle a lot. I’m not sure but I think there was a lot of planning and not too much competition at these sessions.
It wasn’t until I got much older and into a certain level of self sufficiency that I realised just how much these little paddocks added to the resiliency of the communities they served. Looking at the current situation where an insufficiency of government planning and just plain common bloody sense has made us susceptible to food shortages of second grade vegetables that are more focused on travel than taste, and to the advantage of the sellers and truckers than to the customer.
And really, when you look at the prices in the supermarkets for fresh food, have we gained anything? In fact if you were to try to set up a market garden – not a Farmers Market – which is just a rip off of trendie types who are too ignorant of how society works to understand the fleecing they are getting, you would be immediately crushed by the bureaucracy set up by the big boys to prevent this competition.
I was thinking of setting up some hives recently, more because it looks like an interesting past time than any desire to grow bees to make mead. The legislation and regulation is just mind blowing – and soul destroying.
Where else in the world has there been needed legislation to enter private property, to destroy crops and equipment, seize fertilisers and yes, the very ground the food is grown in to protect the AGro Businesses who can afford the paperwork to show compliance?
We used to have some independence in rural Australia but now I feel just more and more dependent on organisations over which I have less and less control every day, and more and more dependent on a controlling industrial conglomeration.
Anyway, I’m off to setup a batch in the still I bought recently, and if no more is heard of me, you may use the still to produce Isopropyl alcohol… ?
*Probably Vietnamese, Laotian, Khmer, whatever, but they were always “Chinese”.

Should also be pointed out that when you say “Russians” beat the Nazis in Kiev in WW2, that was actually Ukrainians, not the current Russians.

Dillo: the article you linked was about the primaries. What I was talking about was the November elections. Two different things.

Huh? Nice try. Of course you were talking about the primaries. It’s the only thing you could have been referring to.

Are you seriously suggesting that the Democrats poured money into the Dr Oz campaign once he got in a “head to head” contest with Fetterwoman? Or any other “head to head” contest for that matter.

m0ntysays:
November 12, 2022 at 10:27 am
Should also be pointed out that when you say “Russians” beat the Nazis in Kiev in WW2, that was actually Ukrainians, not the current Russians.

Try not to show your gross historical ignorance too often. You idiot.

Resiliency, eh?
That seems to be the WEF’s favorite word lately.

Should also be pointed out that when you say “Russians” beat the Nazis in Kiev in WW2, that was actually Ukrainians, not the current Russians.

The 3rd and 5th Guards Tank Armies, and the 60th Army (generally comprised of Siberians and Central Asians during and after Stalingrad), and with two Soviet air armies in support.

A scrabbly partisan movement of heroic elderly farmers did not kill 18,000 Chermans in the last week of that battle, you reality-divorced simpleton.

Dig up, mOnster.

You HAD to be talking about the primaries, not the November elections. It’s ludicrous to suggest otherwise. Unless you are incredibly retarded.

Oh wait. As you were Cats.

That’s the problem with these mad renewables. Too much crashes the grid the same way not enough crashes the grid. But the producers are all going to keep on producing because they get a subsidy for every kWh whether it’s needed or not. So they have to be bribed a second time to stop producing.

Just wait until running a generator full time end up cheaper than power from the grid due to inefficiency, prohibitive cost and horrible reliability issues…

silly old Nannas that reckon they’re epidemiologists because they read the news this morning

Eeeew! Why would I want to be an expert?

I’d rather be an observant and rational silly old Nanna thank you very much!

Plimer at Quadrant-

We are reaping the rewards of 50 years of dumbing down education, politicised poor science, a green public service, tampering with the primary temperature data record and the dismissal of common sense as extreme right-wing politics. There has been a deliberate attempt to frighten poorly-educated young people about a hypothetical climate emergency by the mainstream media uncritically acting as stenographers for green activists.

Sums it up nicely.