The World Health Organization is attempting a GLOBAL POWER GRAB by seeking to have the 194 member nations of the World Health Assembly adopt amendments to the International Health Regulations as well as adopt a completely new international agreement commonly referred to as the proposed “Pandemic Treaty.”.
The proposed amendments would make the WHO’s proclamations legally-binding rather than just advisory recommendations. The changes would institute global digital health certificates, dramatically increase the billions of dollars available to the WHO and enable nations to implement the regulations WITHOUT respect for the dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms of people.
Agreement by a simple majority of the 194 member nations is all that is needed to adopt the amendments because, as amendments to an existing agreement, neither the advice and consent of the United States Senate, nor the signature of the President would be required.
These amendments are being negotiated in secret without any opportunity for comment by people from around the world.
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For I’ve no recollection of him ever objecting to the sale/consumption of Aussie grown food. Ever.
The sale of lamb? Fine.
The concumption of same? Ask your buddy.
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concumption
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I think that’s illegal with sheep.
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Vicki- that’s a fascinating and frightening story. The flight from oz to Europe is as fascinating as it is exhausting. You really see some amazing stuff from your window.
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Only 4,500 comments.
This place is dying on the vine.
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Okay. If someone is gaming the Upticks, I want some. Even if they’re Pity Upticks.
Just served roast pork plus all the trimmings including the crackliest of crackling (as attested by the smoke detectors…twice) to four adults, two teenage boys and two small munchkins. Gobbled up the lot plus seconds.
Now they’ve all nicked off and left me with the cleaning up! 😀
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I’m pretty sure BA used to fly over Iran on its way to and from Sydney.
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in the 90s I meant to add
Every nation having been imprisoned in the former Soviet Union has a reason to hate the Russians.
What have the Russians ever done for the Ukraine?
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Agreement by a simple majority of the 194 member nations is all that is needed to adopt the amendments because…
External treaties, covenants and such like do not become Australian law unless legislated for domestically in our parliament.
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What have the Russians ever done for the Ukraine?
Technically a Georgian (Stalin) caused the famine. Is that what you mean?
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He then became aware of intermittent explosions of light. Suddenly, he saw what he thought was a MIG jet alongside of our aircraft. He beckoned the “hostie” over & she straight away said to pull the shade down and that there was a “storm”.
Possibly an Iraqi fighter jet? Sadam Hussein was pretty thick with the Soviets in those days.
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What have the Russians ever done for the Ukraine?
I think if the Ukrainians had a choice between Russians and Romans they’d choose Romans.
I have a bag of ocelot spleens please.
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Would Australian camels taste different, I wonder?
They were the single hump variety and youngish. Bred for the meat. I once got stuck up-river in Borneo and was fed bear in a Korean camp. Kim-chee and bear for near a week. The bear wasn’t too bad but the kim-chee was absolutely disgusting. Poor bloody bear came down with a tree being cleared for mine haul road. They were drying out his pelt over the radiator of camp gen set!
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Now they’ve all nicked off and left me with the cleaning up! ?
I’ve given you an uptick just for that.
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Begging for upticks.
Sad.
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Michaelia “where’s me” Cash threatened to name “every young woman” in Teats Peanuthead’s office about whom she has heard rumours
The mole gets it. The report he linked to is almost five years old, BTW.
Nothing has changed, except Teats going increasingly “free range”.
In order to “find savings in the NDIS” of course.
There’s a reason he’s near the top of my very lengthy “list”, Cats.
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The bear wasn’t too bad but the kim-chee was absolutely disgusting.
De gustibus non est diusputandam and all that…but I don’t know how non-Koreans who haven’t grown up with it eat that stuff!
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johannasays:
January 6, 2023 at 5:46 pm
Tonight Lamb Stew with 1998 Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz – previous bottles have been excellent
Speaking of which, this year’s Australian Lamb ad has just been released.
johanna,
thought the same –“Spot The Aussie”
Diversity gone Mad – Vale Australia & Australia Lamb
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How close is a close call?
Indeed. An Indian woman colleague came into work soon after it happened. She’d been away for a few days and had been booked on MH 370 for return but changed the flight the day before. Her experience made it all very real. We think flying is safe and it is, but you just never know.
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Mackay, was it a sun bear?
Our model shows that the election was in fact bogus and it was in a series of global elections that are being rigged to create this global leftist agenda.
Oh please stop the incessant bloody lying.
No econometric or AI model can show these sorts of assertions to be true or not.
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Honey bear, if IIRC. It was the early 80’s.
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Makka!
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And most of them are fuelled by the anti-establishment fervour that accompanied Trump’s rise to power in the first place.
Indeed, far-right congressman Matt Gaetz even nominated Trump to be Speaker, thanks to bizarre House rules allowing anyone to be named as a candidate, regardless of whether they are in office.
If that doesn’t work, then the government should “legislate the size of the family” and “throw you in jail if you have too many” kids.
The video is amazing and instructive.
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Chickens don’t have rib bones like that
thats because its bat rib bones
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Ok Stilt. Yes that’s right it wasn’t big. Black pelt. They called them honey bears then because they were always up the trees after you know what. Those Koreans had all manner of skins; big pythons, deer, monkey. Fkers ate anything that breathed.
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Those Koreans had all manner of skins; big pythons, deer, monkey. Fkers ate anything that breathed.
As one hungry peasant said to another, Mater artium necessitas .
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Lamb suffers the same deficiency as suckling pick: too young for a decent texture. Hogget is the shot, which is why butchers sell it to you as “lamb”.
On a further meaty note, the last old fashioned butcher (‘G’day, love, don’t you look lovely today’ Whack! Whack!) went out of business in the local Pier Street strip about eight years back. Been Coles or IGA ever since. Anyway a new artisan butcher — if he had sawdust on the floor it would be from minced Chipendales — and so far only disappointment.
No black pudding, duck with an anorexic layer of breast fat, and pricey too.
Yet he seems to be doing well. Can Coles’ crappy meat cabinet and deli counter (no black pud there either and, most often, smoked cod) be so resented that people will pay more for less? Mind you, the typical customer seems to be a Beemer-driving wife in form-fitting athletic attire who happily pays more for less tasty low-fat mince.
Madness surrounds us.
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What have the Russians ever done for the Ukraine?
they keep all the hookers employed
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Technically a Georgian (Stalin) caused the famine. Is that what you mean?
This may be surprising but Russian history preceded the 1930s.
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areff, we make the long round trip to an outlet next to the abbs to avoid Colesworths when we can.
Can Coles’ crappy meat cabinet and deli counter (no black pud there either…
areff, for black pudding at colesworths check the chiller boxes where they keep the Italian sausages etc.
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This may be surprising but Russian history preceded the 1930s.
In which case it perhaps should be the other way ’round.
Kievan Rus is the motherland of Russia.
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The new trend of wearing running shoes with dresses is an abomination, particularly when the dress is fancy enough to need more than casual sandals. I have observed it a few times now on television. Whoever is advising these women is having a laugh behind their backs.
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This may be surprising but Russian history preceded the 1930s.
How is that relevant?
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Crossiesays:
January 6, 2023 at 8:27 pm
The new trend of wearing running shoes with dresses is an abomination, particularly when the dress is fancy enough to need more than casual sandals. I have observed it a few times now on television
As she says, how long will civilization tolerate the tantrums of the spoiled children of the rich? I don’t think there is any will to stop them. As far as these brats are concerned, roads are for the peasants, they fly where they want to go.
Kevin McCarthy Loses 11th Ballot, FINALLY Willing to Make Concessions
Get his signature in blood.
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More than 600 Millions are infected: What are the secrets behind the virus tsunami in China? China Insights
We consider this to be a very conservative estimate. Previously we analyzed that the bodies incinerated in one city, Beijing alone, were about 4,000 or so per day. Now, except for a few high-ranking officials who can be cremated alone, the rest are all mixed together with two or three bodies at one go. So the daily death toll in Beijing alone is already around 10,000, not to mention that so many crematoria around China are at full capacity, on the edge of collapsing.
So is this all a natural phenomenon? Are there more secrets behind it?
Kievan Rus is the motherland of Russia.
I doubt the Kievan Rus were Ukrainian.
How is that relevant?
It’s clearly relevant given my first statement.
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I ask for black pudding and sometimes – sometimes – they have it
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I doubt the Kievan Rus were Ukrainian.
Nor were they Russian.
Someone please advise Vlad of this.
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The initial reaction of husband to the tragic destruction of the Malaysian airline over Ukraine was “why the bloody hell were they flying over an activated warzone?”
It was meant to be OK above FL320 (32000 feet). However if a large twin has an engine failure I’m told it will certainly have trouble maintaining much above 20,000 feet. Utterly irresponsible of the airlines to fly there and doesn’t say much for national aviation authorities who are teeth suckingly sanctimonious about “aviation safety”. See CASA.
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Unlike Monty, I have been to the fjords and, even more importantly, quite a few times to Malmo, I have family there. The most recent visit was an eye-opener. The city centre was still overrun with bicycle riders but a large proportion of them were Middle Easterners. The corner shops were operated by Indians and Pakistanis. My relatives were not concerned so neither was I and nothing happened while I was there. We have an agreement not to discuss political matters as they are fairly leftie so I don’t know their opinion about the recent election results in Sweden.
This must be lies, I heard Malmo was a war zone and you couldn’t step outside your door without being strung up as an infidel.
I ask for black pudding and sometimes – sometimes – they have it
In my neck of the woods they stock a locally made product – Gold Coast hinterland producer run by a Dutchman actually – and an Irish import. The local version is better. Not like the home made stuff but then beggars can’t be choosers.
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I doubt the Kievan Rus were Ukrainian.
Both of them should immediately turn their countries over to the Scythians.
Or maybe the Kazak Horde and Crimean Tartars. Native title!
I get confused about who owns what sometimes.
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areffsays:
January 6, 2023 at 8:49 pm
I ask for black pudding and sometimes – sometimes – they have it
If I may be so bold to ask – what do you intend to use it for?
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Boudin noir is much nicer than black pudding
This must be lies, I heard Malmo was a war zone and you couldn’t step outside your door without being strung up as an infidel.
I guess we’ll never know. Our prospective Malmo correspondent is a fat numpty.
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Not something I consume, but I will do a reccy around my area for le puddingue noir.
There are a few little smallgoods places here and there, and one of them must do it.
Though as Roger indicates, it might be pricey.
Like the first attempt at impeaching Trump? The point of the vote is for those for and against to put their cards on the table. Why would Pelosi oppose that?
The Trump impeachments were defending a principle, and the Democrat caucus was united in voting for it. No operant analogy there.
Putting cards on table is a bit useless, unless you are going to primary opponents based on their vote. That sort of thing is de rigueur in the GOP at the moment as part of its ongoing civil war, but there’s not much of that going on among the Democrats.
As for Pelosi, she didn’t take crap from anyone, particularly not people like you who wanted to wreck stuff and didn’t care about governing.
Boudin noir is much nicer than black pudding
I reckon you could sell boudin noir in Double Bay for heaps more than black pudding.
Boudin noir is much nicer than black pudding
You…you…you linguist you!
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mOnty, please…the discussion has moved on to black pudding.
(Can’t take him anywhere.)
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Boudin noir is much nicer than black pudding
The best ones are so noir, that even the blanc bits are noir.
Thanks for the Pity Upticks! Here, I’ll flick you all some virtual pavlova. Mango and passionfruit.
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Boudin noir is much sweeter than a Scottish black pudding.
I like both.
I fully intend to buy some in a few weeks.
Iirc there was a Scottish butcher in Altona a long time ago that sold such delicacies, square sausage or somesuch as well.
Not on Pier St, Railway St South iirc.
The Trump impeachments were defending a principle
That’s joyously funny Monty.
Have you thought of auditioning for SNL?
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I haven’t tried boudin blanc.
I have had andouillette though.
I must be thick as I couldn’t work out the joke in the new lamb ad.
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The Trump impeachments were defending a principle
Yep, the principle of dicklessness.
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I forgot to add…home made pav. Non of that shop bought muck.
What’s this about indigenous lamb? Surely they don’t mean joeys? The horror!
And also…not enough meat.
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Latest from the whacky world of islam which dickless lefties support:
France: Muslim tells friend that he beheaded people in Syria, ‘this is how it was in the time of the prophet’
Bangladesh: Hindu activist gets seven years prison for ‘blasphemy,’ says he was framed
FBI claims decline in violence against Jews, Jewish groups say anti-Semitism in US has hit highest levels in history
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The Trump impeachments were defending a principle…
If you say so… but you know the Left has no principles it wouldn’t betray for the sake of “the cause”. This has been proven time and again in modern history. That’s the terminus ad quem of all philosophies that declare atheism to be a first principle.
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Yes, if the Squad withheld their vote to make Pelosi Speaker until she acceded to their demands… that is pure blackmail.
Expect to see this place wither and desiccate away at the end of the month.
New season of Married at first sight starting.
From the ad the criteria for entry was to have spent a years wages on tattoos.
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This must be lies, I heard Malmo was a war zone and you couldn’t step outside your door without being strung up as an infidel.
Bug the curiosity that a good j’ismist should have was not adequate to get you there to check the truth? Stay int the basement, dying a thousand deaths before you finally choke on a donut.
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The Trump impeachments were defending a principle, and the Democrat caucus was united in voting for it. No operant analogy there.
Putting cards on table is a bit useless, unless you are going to primary opponents based on their vote. That sort of thing is de rigueur in the GOP at the moment as part of its ongoing civil war, but there’s not much of that going on among the Democrats.
As for Pelosi, she didn’t take crap from anyone, particularly not people like you who wanted to wreck stuff and didn’t care about governing.
ROFLMAO. So many leftard talking points in a single comment, great work m0nty=fa!
Rockdoctor, I thought of Ecky Thoomp, but I wasn’t sure if it was Monty Python or Goon Show.
Wrong either way.
Goodies.
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thefrollickingmolesays:
January 6, 2023 at 9:49 pm
Expect to see this place wither and desiccate away at the end of the month.
New season of Married at first sight starting.
Explains Gez’s rush to get all the grain carted.
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Bruce of Newcastle says:
January 6, 2023 at 8:56 pm
I doubt the Kievan Rus were Ukrainian.
Both of them should immediately turn their countries over to the Scythians.
Donbass is Macedonian mate, okay?
Dotsays:
January 6, 2023 at 10:02 pm
Bruce of Newcastle says:
January 6, 2023 at 8:56 pm
I doubt the Kievan Rus were Ukrainian.
Both of them should immediately turn their countries over to the Scythians.
Donbass is Macedonian mate, okay?
I recently watched a new genetic study on the European occupation by the Yamnaya. The migrations were mostly male and almost completely displaced the existing earlier Anatolian migration and hunter gatherer male populations in Europe. Took all the women, mass graves showing violent death peppered across Europe.
Return Europe to the Basque, the Sami, and Turkey!
m0nty says:
January 6, 2023 at 9:06 pm
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The Trump impeachments were defending a principle
AAAAHHHAAhahahahahahahahaha *snort* ahahahahahahahaha*cough* hahahahahaha, oh shit i cant breathe, hahahahahahahaha
Champagne Comedy, well done Sir
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Sancho,
I giggled as soon as I saw your reference. I was a child in the early ’80’s seeing the same episode rerun on the ABC and it has stuck since for some reason.
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The Trump impeachments were defending a principle, and the Democrat caucus was united in voting for it. No operant analogy there.
Sure, sure, but interesting to see you declare that MFA isn’t a principle worth pursuing or defending, and that the Dem caucus was not united in supporting it. This perfectly demonstrates the force of the analogy.
Putting cards on table is a bit useless, unless you are going to primary opponents based on their vote. That sort of thing is de rigueur in the GOP at the moment as part of its ongoing civil war, but there’s not much of that going on among the Democrats.
Monty declares that knowing who actually opposed MFA might be too embarrassing for the party and individual members, and that it might lead to candidates standing against sitting members opposed to MFA.
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Gung-ho Prince Harry breaks ‘the soldiers’ code’, says Peter Leahy
By NICHOLAS JENSEN
Reporter
10:07PM January 6, 2023
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Former chief-of-army Peter Leahy says Prince Harry has defied a “long line of tradition” in military service and made himself a terror target, after the King’s youngest son made bombshell claims he killed 25 Taliban fighters while serving in Afghanistan.
In his explosive memoir, Spare, Prince Harry says he regarded his victims in Afghanistan – where he served as a helicopter pilot – as “chess pieces” and was neither proud nor ashamed of the killings, writing that it was “not a number that fills me with satisfaction, but nor does it embarrass me”.
The latest revelations, leaked less than a week before Spare’s official release, have drawn the ire of several high-ranking veterans in Britain, who have accused the prince of “painting a target on his back” and “betraying the people he fought alongside”.
The Afghanistan claim comes amid a spate of allegations levelled against the royal family, in which Prince Harry recounts details of drug use, soliciting a clairvoyant to contact his late mother, Princess Diana, and begging his father not to marry Camilla Parker Bowles.
Retired Lieutenant-General Leahy, who served as chief-of-army from 2002 to 2008 and met Prince Harry on several occasions, said the 38-year-old prince was undermining his own security and defying the traditions of the armed forces.
“By skiting about his kills he’s going against a long line of tradition that says professional soldiers don’t talk about these things,” he said. “People who are closely involved in the events know what’s happened, and it’s not something you should be excessively proud of even though you’ve done it in the pursuit of national security. It’s something that some people suffer from – the fact that they’ve been involved in killing people on the battlefield – and it can revisit them later on.”
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In his explosive memoir, Spare, Prince Harry says he regarded his victims in Afghanistan – where he served as a helicopter pilot – as “chess pieces” and was neither proud nor ashamed of the killings, writing that it was “not a number that fills me with satisfaction, but nor does it embarrass me”.
Fair chance he was escorted to a safe location to shoot up 25 sandbags dressed up in beach towels and dressing gowns.
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MAFS back.
I didn’t know but obviously some people around here have a dirty little secret.
Don’t be shy.
exclusive
WA Police uncover green house of cannabis in small Wheatbelt community
The West Australian
Fri, 6 January 2023 8:00PM
Tim Clarke
Police uncover 2000 cannabis crops in tiny WA town
1:37 | WA Police
Current Time 0:07
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Duration 1:37
Police uncover 2000 cannabis crops in tiny WA town
The tiny Wheatbelt community of Kokeby is alleged to have been the centrepiece of a major organised crime drug operation — until police came knocking and found 50kg of cannabis and more than 2000 plants ready for harvest.
The major grow house on Bellrock Road was allegedly being run by five Mandarin-speaking men, who are now all facing serious charges of possessing and cultivating cannabis with intent to sell or supply.
The men — ranging in age from 28 to 49 — all made brief appearances in Perth Magistrates Court on Friday, and will now spend the next four weeks in custody while they talk to their lawyers.
Just 24 hours previously, they had been at the remote property when Wheatbelt District detectives, backed up by the Drug and Firearm Squad, executed a search warrant. They allegedly found thousands of plants, kilograms of dried dope, and the space to grow.
And body-worn camera footage captured from the site shows the scale and sophistication of the set-up, with row after row of mature plants housed in a warehouse-size greenhouse — with generators seemingly powering the plant growth.
The cannabis haul is the largest seized in recent times by WA Police. No value has been placed on it by authorities. But a similar seizure on the outskirts of Sydney in 2021 was estimated to be worth approaching $6 million.
The latest bust is part of a continuing probe into where and who is generating the bulk of WA’s cannabis crop, with a crackdown on suburban houses in recent years.
Detective Superintendent John Hutchison of the Serious and Organised Crime Division said the discovery of the crop was a substantial find for WA Police.
“This is a significant quantity of drugs to be seized and taken off the streets, allegedly produced as part of a plan to make huge profits for a serious organised crime group,” he said.
“These profits are utilised for the purposes of funding other serious crimes, all of which contribute to causing harm to the community. These seizures break that cycle and disrupt the crime groups involved, ultimately reducing that harm.”
The five men charged — Tony Kittu, 43, Kaki Ko, 28, Karwai Lau, 49, Kam Soo, 47 and Hung Cheng-Pin, 30 — will all appear in court again in February.
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MatrixTransform says:
January 6, 2023 at 11:30 pm
..
I think we all know someone who resembles that.
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Just spotted this report on the latest UK census which shows that self-claimed LGBTQI+ etc etc are 1.5 percent of the population:
Yes, 1.5 percent. Yet the rest of us are bullied into silence and made to feel we’re on the wrong side of history. Self-identified Christians, for example, outnumber them by more than thirty to one.
It’s a miracle that this got reported. Our ABC (GayBC) would send it straight down the memory hole.
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The major grow house on Bellrock Road was allegedly being run by five Mandarin-speaking men, …
Presumably not of Mediterranean appearance.
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But presumably all Australian nationals or residents.
In his explosive memoir, Spare, Prince Harry says he regarded his victims in Afghanistan – where he served as a helicopter pilot – as “chess pieces” and
Who’s a racist now ?
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New fred.
Min:
This is a man who lost his mother in tragic circumstances as a young teenager and I believe not supported psychologically afterwards .
A parent ‘leaving ‘ a child psychologically damages the person.
How about a family of five who are removed from the mother, because ‘Post Natal Depression’, put into an institution and abused for years?
Only allowed to see the mum once a year?
Think they might be damaged too?
(Not a go at you, min. In fact I gave you 88 upticks. 🙂 )
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Roger:
Ah, our chance to see what grievous sin for which Australia’s elite will be horsewhipping us over the next 12 months…
You’d think these idiots, hating Australia as much as they do, would just piss off to one of the Woke Nations at the very first chance.
Buy no, they have to keep bloody nagging at out multi hued failures across the entire spectrum of human behaviour.
Even if they didn’t piss off, you’d expect they might just shut up for a couple of weeks, but no.
Every frigging chance they get, they nag nag nag.
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mem:
It’s already being used by Woolworths and in Sydney’s Barangaroo precinct. So far, Olympia’s system has processed more than 35,000 tonnes of waste and saved more than 66,000 tonnes of carbon emissions.
That settles it.
I’m spraying the inside of my recyclables bin with Mortein.
Dover Beach:
It’s very peculiar indeed that killing or wounding 80% of Germany’s ground forces is considered only a relatively ‘minor contribution’ all things considered.
Where on Earth did you get 80% figure from DB?
I’ve occasionally said that Germany handled its reserves badly from the very first day it started mobilising, and continued mishandling them right up until the end of the war. OKH never once said ‘we don’t need to conduct this or that offensive” and just flogged their troops, the Luftwaffe, and the civilian workforce into the ground. The Kriegsmarine was a joke from the very start. It would never effectively resist the RN, and realistically excluding the submarine arm, was only ever of value in keeping the Baltic free of threats to iron ore shipments from Sweden and Norway.
Hitler’s exhortations to ‘resist with a fanatical will’ just burnt the best of his units out for stuff all gain.
Makka:
Maybe not that many db. But it was actually a close run thing. Reading “Intrepid”, the allies used the Balkans to occupy and delay Hitler’s kick off of Barbarossa by about a month-6 weeks(they knew he was going in via Ultra)
The kick off on 22nd June had been delayed by several weeks already because the airfields were not ready for the support necessary. That was the major reason for the late start. Yugoslavia was very much a side issue.
1941 was also one of the coldest winters in decades, and delayed Operation Taifun (Typhoon) – the advance on Moscow. The Rzevh pocket was a waste of troops, air transport, and supply capacity.
But most of all, the railways and supporting the front line troops was the biggest hindrance. Had the plan been to take 3 years with consolidation before each winter in phase lines, the USSR may have been defeated. Running full tilt at the enemy and collapsing on his barbed wire is not the way to do it.
Something for a Sunday: Rods from God.
Pretty much the definitive KO of the idea.
Several months ago someone asked about this method of cutting lumber. ?Alaskan sawmill?
Simple as Hell, and easy to get timber from places where access is difficult. More detail. with subtitles.
Grey Ranga:
Millable timber
Is there such a thing in Australia any more?
Whatever happened to our timber industry? I’ll tell you – insatiable Greens, gutless politicians, and a bureaucracy that wants to get invited to the ‘right’ parties.
HBBear:
You don’t have to be from WA to think the Federation needs work. But it doesn’t hurt.
It needs a lot of work, but you wouldn’t trust this lot of arseholes to manage anything.
Dotsays:
January 6, 2023 at 5:30 pm
At least China will build roads and make the trains run on time.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/06/us-senators-urge-joe-biden-not-to-sell-scarce-nuclear-submarines-to-australia
I knew it. Mongrels. Can we have some ICBM’s then? At least we can hide them. Under Ayer’s Rock would do. Make sure we get the codes with them.
Can we dig up the F111’s?
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The sale of lamb? Fine.
The concumption of same? Ask your buddy.
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I think that’s illegal with sheep.
Vicki- that’s a fascinating and frightening story. The flight from oz to Europe is as fascinating as it is exhausting. You really see some amazing stuff from your window.
Only 4,500 comments.
This place is dying on the vine.
Okay. If someone is gaming the Upticks, I want some. Even if they’re Pity Upticks.
Just served roast pork plus all the trimmings including the crackliest of crackling (as attested by the smoke detectors…twice) to four adults, two teenage boys and two small munchkins. Gobbled up the lot plus seconds.
Now they’ve all nicked off and left me with the cleaning up! 😀
I’m pretty sure BA used to fly over Iran on its way to and from Sydney.
in the 90s I meant to add
What have the Russians ever done for the Ukraine?
External treaties, covenants and such like do not become Australian law unless legislated for domestically in our parliament.
Technically a Georgian (Stalin) caused the famine. Is that what you mean?
He then became aware of intermittent explosions of light. Suddenly, he saw what he thought was a MIG jet alongside of our aircraft. He beckoned the “hostie” over & she straight away said to pull the shade down and that there was a “storm”.
Possibly an Iraqi fighter jet? Sadam Hussein was pretty thick with the Soviets in those days.
I think if the Ukrainians had a choice between Russians and Romans they’d choose Romans.
I have a bag of ocelot spleens please.
They were the single hump variety and youngish. Bred for the meat. I once got stuck up-river in Borneo and was fed bear in a Korean camp. Kim-chee and bear for near a week. The bear wasn’t too bad but the kim-chee was absolutely disgusting. Poor bloody bear came down with a tree being cleared for mine haul road. They were drying out his pelt over the radiator of camp gen set!
I’ve given you an uptick just for that.
Begging for upticks.
Sad.
The mole gets it. The report he linked to is almost five years old, BTW.
Nothing has changed, except Teats going increasingly “free range”.
In order to “find savings in the NDIS” of course.
There’s a reason he’s near the top of my very lengthy “list”, Cats.
De gustibus non est diusputandam and all that…but I don’t know how non-Koreans who haven’t grown up with it eat that stuff!
johannasays:
January 6, 2023 at 5:46 pm
Tonight Lamb Stew with 1998 Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz – previous bottles have been excellent
Speaking of which, this year’s Australian Lamb ad has just been released.
johanna,
thought the same – “Spot The Aussie”
Diversity gone Mad – Vale Australia & Australia Lamb
Indeed. An Indian woman colleague came into work soon after it happened. She’d been away for a few days and had been booked on MH 370 for return but changed the flight the day before. Her experience made it all very real. We think flying is safe and it is, but you just never know.
Mackay, was it a sun bear?
Oh please stop the incessant bloody lying.
No econometric or AI model can show these sorts of assertions to be true or not.
Honey bear, if IIRC. It was the early 80’s.
Makka!
And most of them are fuelled by the anti-establishment fervour that accompanied Trump’s rise to power in the first place.
Indeed, far-right congressman Matt Gaetz even nominated Trump to be Speaker, thanks to bizarre House rules allowing anyone to be named as a candidate, regardless of whether they are in office.
“If you want to drain the swamp, you cannot put the biggest alligator in charge of the exercise,” Gaetz said of his refusal to back McCarthy.
Makka, if in Borneo, it would have been a sun bear. Not real big.
I find this bear eating stuff in very bad taste.
The video is amazing and instructive.
thats because its bat rib bones
Ok Stilt. Yes that’s right it wasn’t big. Black pelt. They called them honey bears then because they were always up the trees after you know what. Those Koreans had all manner of skins; big pythons, deer, monkey. Fkers ate anything that breathed.
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As one hungry peasant said to another, Mater artium necessitas .
Lamb suffers the same deficiency as suckling pick: too young for a decent texture. Hogget is the shot, which is why butchers sell it to you as “lamb”.
On a further meaty note, the last old fashioned butcher (‘G’day, love, don’t you look lovely today’ Whack! Whack!) went out of business in the local Pier Street strip about eight years back. Been Coles or IGA ever since. Anyway a new artisan butcher — if he had sawdust on the floor it would be from minced Chipendales — and so far only disappointment.
No black pudding, duck with an anorexic layer of breast fat, and pricey too.
Yet he seems to be doing well. Can Coles’ crappy meat cabinet and deli counter (no black pud there either and, most often, smoked cod) be so resented that people will pay more for less? Mind you, the typical customer seems to be a Beemer-driving wife in form-fitting athletic attire who happily pays more for less tasty low-fat mince.
Madness surrounds us.
they keep all the hookers employed
This may be surprising but Russian history preceded the 1930s.
areff, we make the long round trip to an outlet next to the abbs to avoid Colesworths when we can.
areff, for black pudding at colesworths check the chiller boxes where they keep the Italian sausages etc.
In which case it perhaps should be the other way ’round.
Kievan Rus is the motherland of Russia.
The new trend of wearing running shoes with dresses is an abomination, particularly when the dress is fancy enough to need more than casual sandals. I have observed it a few times now on television. Whoever is advising these women is having a laugh behind their backs.
How is that relevant?
$100k from Nike usually soothes the pain.
This has been linked by Sarah Hoyt: Spoiled children.
As she says, how long will civilization tolerate the tantrums of the spoiled children of the rich? I don’t think there is any will to stop them. As far as these brats are concerned, roads are for the peasants, they fly where they want to go.
Kevin McCarthy Loses 11th Ballot, FINALLY Willing to Make Concessions
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Get his signature in blood.
More than 600 Millions are infected: What are the secrets behind the virus tsunami in China?
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We consider this to be a very conservative estimate. Previously we analyzed that the bodies incinerated in one city, Beijing alone, were about 4,000 or so per day. Now, except for a few high-ranking officials who can be cremated alone, the rest are all mixed together with two or three bodies at one go. So the daily death toll in Beijing alone is already around 10,000, not to mention that so many crematoria around China are at full capacity, on the edge of collapsing.
So is this all a natural phenomenon? Are there more secrets behind it?
I doubt the Kievan Rus were Ukrainian.
It’s clearly relevant given my first statement.
I ask for black pudding and sometimes – sometimes – they have it
Nor were they Russian.
Someone please advise Vlad of this.
The initial reaction of husband to the tragic destruction of the Malaysian airline over Ukraine was “why the bloody hell were they flying over an activated warzone?”
It was meant to be OK above FL320 (32000 feet). However if a large twin has an engine failure I’m told it will certainly have trouble maintaining much above 20,000 feet. Utterly irresponsible of the airlines to fly there and doesn’t say much for national aviation authorities who are teeth suckingly sanctimonious about “aviation safety”. See CASA.
This must be lies, I heard Malmo was a war zone and you couldn’t step outside your door without being strung up as an infidel.
In my neck of the woods they stock a locally made product – Gold Coast hinterland producer run by a Dutchman actually – and an Irish import. The local version is better. Not like the home made stuff but then beggars can’t be choosers.
Both of them should immediately turn their countries over to the Scythians.
Or maybe the Kazak Horde and Crimean Tartars. Native title!
I get confused about who owns what sometimes.
If I may be so bold to ask – what do you intend to use it for?
Boudin noir is much nicer than black pudding
I guess we’ll never know. Our prospective Malmo correspondent is a fat numpty.
Not something I consume, but I will do a reccy around my area for le puddingue noir.
There are a few little smallgoods places here and there, and one of them must do it.
Though as Roger indicates, it might be pricey.
The Trump impeachments were defending a principle, and the Democrat caucus was united in voting for it. No operant analogy there.
Putting cards on table is a bit useless, unless you are going to primary opponents based on their vote. That sort of thing is de rigueur in the GOP at the moment as part of its ongoing civil war, but there’s not much of that going on among the Democrats.
As for Pelosi, she didn’t take crap from anyone, particularly not people like you who wanted to wreck stuff and didn’t care about governing.
I reckon you could sell boudin noir in Double Bay for heaps more than black pudding.
You…you…you linguist you!
mOnty, please…the discussion has moved on to black pudding.
(Can’t take him anywhere.)
The best ones are so noir, that even the blanc bits are noir.
Thanks for the Pity Upticks! Here, I’ll flick you all some virtual pavlova. Mango and passionfruit.
Boudin noir is much sweeter than a Scottish black pudding.
I like both.
I fully intend to buy some in a few weeks.
Iirc there was a Scottish butcher in Altona a long time ago that sold such delicacies, square sausage or somesuch as well.
Not on Pier St, Railway St South iirc.
That’s joyously funny Monty.
Have you thought of auditioning for SNL?
I haven’t tried boudin blanc.
I have had andouillette though.
I must be thick as I couldn’t work out the joke in the new lamb ad.
The Trump impeachments were defending a principle
Yep, the principle of dicklessness.
I forgot to add…home made pav. Non of that shop bought muck.
What’s this about indigenous lamb? Surely they don’t mean joeys? The horror!
And also…not enough meat.
Latest from the whacky world of islam which dickless lefties support:
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If you say so… but you know the Left has no principles it wouldn’t betray for the sake of “the cause”. This has been proven time and again in modern history. That’s the terminus ad quem of all philosophies that declare atheism to be a first principle.
Yes, if the Squad withheld their vote to make Pelosi Speaker until she acceded to their demands… that is pure blackmail.
That’s a funny way to spell “politics”, m0nty=fa.
there isn’t one
… they’re kissing arse feet
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I don’t think you can definitively argue that.
Laferrari 370km/h on Autobahn
Ecky thump maybe…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kung_Fu_Kapers
Expect to see this place wither and desiccate away at the end of the month.
New season of Married at first sight starting.
From the ad the criteria for entry was to have spent a years wages on tattoos.
This must be lies, I heard Malmo was a war zone and you couldn’t step outside your door without being strung up as an infidel.
Bug the curiosity that a good j’ismist should have was not adequate to get you there to check the truth? Stay int the basement, dying a thousand deaths before you finally choke on a donut.
The Trump impeachments were defending a principle, and the Democrat caucus was united in voting for it. No operant analogy there.
Putting cards on table is a bit useless, unless you are going to primary opponents based on their vote. That sort of thing is de rigueur in the GOP at the moment as part of its ongoing civil war, but there’s not much of that going on among the Democrats.
As for Pelosi, she didn’t take crap from anyone, particularly not people like you who wanted to wreck stuff and didn’t care about governing.
ROFLMAO. So many leftard talking points in a single comment, great work m0nty=fa!
Rockdoctor, I thought of Ecky Thoomp, but I wasn’t sure if it was Monty Python or Goon Show.
Wrong either way.
Goodies.
Explains Gez’s rush to get all the grain carted.
Donbass is Macedonian mate, okay?
I recently watched a new genetic study on the European occupation by the Yamnaya. The migrations were mostly male and almost completely displaced the existing earlier Anatolian migration and hunter gatherer male populations in Europe. Took all the women, mass graves showing violent death peppered across Europe.
Return Europe to the Basque, the Sami, and Turkey!
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Champagne Comedy, well done Sir
Sancho,
I giggled as soon as I saw your reference. I was a child in the early ’80’s seeing the same episode rerun on the ABC and it has stuck since for some reason.
Sure, sure, but interesting to see you declare that MFA isn’t a principle worth pursuing or defending, and that the Dem caucus was not united in supporting it. This perfectly demonstrates the force of the analogy.
Monty declares that knowing who actually opposed MFA might be too embarrassing for the party and individual members, and that it might lead to candidates standing against sitting members opposed to MFA.
Fair chance he was escorted to a safe location to shoot up 25 sandbags dressed up in beach towels and dressing gowns.
MAFS back.
I didn’t know but obviously some people around here have a dirty little secret.
Don’t be shy.
Rosie is a cunning linguist? Who knew!
Is the site working?
fact check: false
Radio check, over.
..
I think we all know someone who resembles that.
Just spotted this report on the latest UK census which shows that self-claimed LGBTQI+ etc etc are 1.5 percent of the population:
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-64176039
Yes, 1.5 percent. Yet the rest of us are bullied into silence and made to feel we’re on the wrong side of history. Self-identified Christians, for example, outnumber them by more than thirty to one.
It’s a miracle that this got reported. Our ABC (GayBC) would send it straight down the memory hole.
Presumably not of Mediterranean appearance.
But presumably all Australian nationals or residents.
via Garth Godsman
Who’s a racist now ?
New fred.
Min:
How about a family of five who are removed from the mother, because ‘Post Natal Depression’, put into an institution and abused for years?
Only allowed to see the mum once a year?
Think they might be damaged too?
(Not a go at you, min. In fact I gave you 88 upticks. 🙂 )
Roger:
You’d think these idiots, hating Australia as much as they do, would just piss off to one of the Woke Nations at the very first chance.
Buy no, they have to keep bloody nagging at out multi hued failures across the entire spectrum of human behaviour.
Even if they didn’t piss off, you’d expect they might just shut up for a couple of weeks, but no.
Every frigging chance they get, they nag nag nag.
mem:
That settles it.
I’m spraying the inside of my recyclables bin with Mortein.
Dover Beach:
Where on Earth did you get 80% figure from DB?
I’ve occasionally said that Germany handled its reserves badly from the very first day it started mobilising, and continued mishandling them right up until the end of the war. OKH never once said ‘we don’t need to conduct this or that offensive” and just flogged their troops, the Luftwaffe, and the civilian workforce into the ground. The Kriegsmarine was a joke from the very start. It would never effectively resist the RN, and realistically excluding the submarine arm, was only ever of value in keeping the Baltic free of threats to iron ore shipments from Sweden and Norway.
Hitler’s exhortations to ‘resist with a fanatical will’ just burnt the best of his units out for stuff all gain.
Makka:
The kick off on 22nd June had been delayed by several weeks already because the airfields were not ready for the support necessary. That was the major reason for the late start. Yugoslavia was very much a side issue.
1941 was also one of the coldest winters in decades, and delayed Operation Taifun (Typhoon) – the advance on Moscow. The Rzevh pocket was a waste of troops, air transport, and supply capacity.
But most of all, the railways and supporting the front line troops was the biggest hindrance. Had the plan been to take 3 years with consolidation before each winter in phase lines, the USSR may have been defeated. Running full tilt at the enemy and collapsing on his barbed wire is not the way to do it.
Something for a Sunday:
Rods from God.
Pretty much the definitive KO of the idea.
Several months ago someone asked about this method of cutting lumber. ?Alaskan sawmill?
Simple as Hell, and easy to get timber from places where access is difficult.
More detail. with subtitles.
Grey Ranga:
Is there such a thing in Australia any more?
Whatever happened to our timber industry? I’ll tell you – insatiable Greens, gutless politicians, and a bureaucracy that wants to get invited to the ‘right’ parties.
HBBear:
It needs a lot of work, but you wouldn’t trust this lot of arseholes to manage anything.