Cassie of Sydney says:
March 25, 2023 at 3:34 pm
Kellie-Jay was assaulted today in broad daylight but clearly the resident Jew hating, misogynist, pervert apologist does not mind violence towards women whose views he doesn’t like. Good to know. Women should be warned before being in his presence.

And keep children away as well.

I wouldn’t like to live in Sydney at all.
Too humid.
There are lots of lovely places people can live.
I’d love somewhere like Assisi, where medieval city looks over a stunning valley.
My country sister has 360 degrees of million dollar views.

Oh and where my mother grew up, views to westernport and their own tree fern lined creek, paradise (without mains water or electricity).

Is it close?
According to our spies, Rinehart was handing out meat pies to Liberal voters and praising Liberal MP for Lane Cove Anthony Roberts as a patriot.

Roberts is trying to fend off teal independent Victoria Davidson, who told the Herald she had not seen Rinehart but “that’s OK, we don’t accept donations from fossil fuels”.

JMH says:
March 25, 2023 at 5:24 pm
I hope Dutton is playing the long game on the Screech.
I no longer vote for the Lib/Nats. However, if Dutton capitulates to the Sleazy feelz, then I will launch the nastiest letter/email campaign I can muster.

Angry Karen letters. Libs shaking in their boots. Frightening.

Hoping for a Teal rout.

Do you remember Vic election night in 2018, when Pesutto was on ABC TV’s expert panel and watched as his own blue-ribbon seat went to Labor? Asked

Champagne television. Got my 8c that day.

Ed is a danger to this blog with some of his moronic trolling.

I don’t think it’s contagious. But you can’t be too careful.

Is there any place in the world that beats harbor-side or Sydney beaches for living? I can’t think of any place.

https://postimg.cc/87VWtjNC

Second World War pilot backs campaign for Typhoon to fly again
Bernard Gardiner flew the aircraft in the Second World War. Now a project to restore one to airworthiness is under way
Jack Malvern
Friday March 24 2023, 5.45pm GMT, The Times

In his final combat flight in a Hawker Typhoon, Bernard Gardiner was attacking an ammunition dump when it exploded in a burst of flame and dirt.

The debris flew so high that a fellow member of his flight was caught in it, the pilot, now 100, recalled.

“The top of his aircraft was littered with mud from the explosion,” Gardiner said. “That was about the last operation of the war.”

It was not long after Gardiner’s final combat operation that pilots flew their Typhoons to RAF Odiham, in Hampshire, for the last time.

“They were virtually scrapped from that time on. They never flew again,” he said.

Gardiner is hoping to live to see the British fighter aeroplane fly once again. The Second World War pilot has lent his support to a project that has almost completed a restoration of the monocoque fuselage of Typhoon RB396, which reached the end of its operational life abruptly in a field near Denekamp, in the Netherlands, on April 1, 1945.

Sam Worthington-Leese, who is leading the project, is holding a fundraiser on Saturday, April 1, to raise the final £50,000 for the fuselage before concentrating on other parts of the aircraft including the engine, wings and tail section.

Worthington-Leese, a commercial airline pilot, was inspired to run the project after learning that his grandfather, Roy Worthington, was flying a Typhoon when he was shot down over Europe in May 1944. Roy, who passed on pieces of his wrecked aircraft to his grandson, lived out the rest of the war in Stalag Luft III, the prison camp immortalised in the 1963 film The Great Escape.

Although there is one intact Typhoon, at the RAF Museum in Hendon, northwest London, it is not airworthy.

Worthington-Leese believes that the fighter, which was designed as a successor to the Hurricane and Spitfire but excelled at ground attacks, deserves the same acclaim as the fighters it replaced. He said that the Typhoon had been unfairly neglected.

“In my opinion it’s because the Spitfire and the Hurricane got their recognition because of the Battle of Britain, which took place in the skies above Britain so everybody saw it.

“The Typhoon’s main action was over the Continent. Arguably it wasn’t quite as good-looking as a Spitfire, although you can argue that no aircraft is.

“On the Continent [the Typhoon was] fighting over their heads, so they love it because they saw it as bringing their freedom.”

Worthington-Leese, who has raised £1 million so far, estimates that the cost of restoring RB396 will be between £5 million and £7 million.

RB396 was one of 3,317 built. Once restored it will be flown at airshows and memorial events to honour the 666 pilots who died at the controls of a Typhoon.

Gardiner recalled that before his first combat flight his commander told him to stick close behind him. He took the instruction literally, tucked in so tightly that when the lead aircraft fired its shells the links holding the ammunition together sprayed into his wings.

“I flew out into this and got quite a few of them stuck into the leading edges of my wings, which didn’t make me popular with the flight commander,” Gardiner said.

He said that he held the controversial view that Spitfires lacked the balance that made Typhoons such a joy to fly.

“That’s sacrilege, isn’t it?”

Gardiner said that he would be delighted to hear the roar of the Typhoon’s Napier Sabre engine once again.

“I can’t wait to see it fly and I hope they succeed, although I don’t think my eyesight would permit me to fly it now!”

Latham giving climate 200 rep stick on 7 news. Excellent!

But it’s not translating to significant votes to One Nation.

Hugh Trevor Roper?
He wrote The Last Days of Hitler which was only cleared for publication following the end of the Nuremberg Trials.

The same Hugh Trevor Roper, who declared the “Hitler Diaries” authentic, two weeks before forensic analysis proved them forgeries?

A vote for either of them is a vote for your enslavement.

And that’s where the overwhelming number of people’s votes are going. They are too scared of freedom.

Even Mueller said it wasn’t Muellerween yet.

Sky calling it for the liars already.

If Latham does not hold the balance in the LC this state is fu.ked.

this state is fu.ked

Not just this State, but depressingly, the whole country is now hypnotised into Marxist stupor.

Yep, as expected the Liberals have learned the wrong lesson from today, the Lib chick on Sky desk says that the moderates are fending off the Teals while it’s the conservatives who are losing their seats. My dear, that is because the electorates with moderates and teals are no longer conservative or even Liberal. Those seats are quasi green now.

Don’t Liberals realise that if conservative western Sydney electorates think Labor are better for them than Liberals then the Libs have certainly lost the plot.

And here we go into the Dark Ages, literally when power blackouts start this winter.

At Sky most of them are almost giddy with delight at acLabor win. First Sharri has already called it then Chris Kenny and the Laura Jayes followed by that fat idiot Paul Murray. The only one on the whole station with a grave face is Peta Credlin.

Dan desperately needs more of other peoples money, …

Come back SloMo and Josh. All is forgiven.

The one bright spot in the whole debacle is that neither side will now need Alex Greenwich.

My electorate has not even been mentioned yet. It must be that it has not changed hands.

Nats doing ok; don’t know about the SFF; and won’t find out about Latham in the LC until Monday.

All LA SFF, Helen Dalton, Roy Butler and Philip Donato back in. But since they resigned because Borsak in the LC is a dickhead, that will be interesting.

At one stage, there was vain hope that One Nation was going to give him some competition, but that turned into a fizzer.

Yep; and if that translates to the LC ON is rooted. Kean had a 9% swing against him; and parrothead is getting to the same level.

Helen Dalton basically blowing the Nat out of the water.

Great!

At one stage, there was vain hope that One Nation was going to give him some competition, but that turned into a fizzer.

This idea that there is some underlying Right wing majority out there is a recurring myth around here. At best there is a slight social conservative bias at a Federal level. People are happy to return the Liars at State level until their financial mismanagement or corruption becomes too much to stomach. Throw in boredom and you’ve about just about covered everything.

Latham’s vote down in the LC. The electors in this state aren’t sheep, they’re cockroaches.

This idea that there is some underlying Right wing majority out there is a recurring myth around here.

Correct. But, I think, people around here have got their wish. Although their results were not as bad as in WA, I think the LNP in NSW are finished. I can’t see somebody like Mr. Kean leading them out of their self-inflicted drowning in quicksand.

Another couple of elections and the Greens will be the permanent opposition, with some dissatisfied votes leaking to Marxists masquerading as Independents.

A similar situation to the old Soviet Union, but where the Commies needed a revolution to seize power, we’ve used our democratic privilege to voluntarily surrender to communist enslavement.

Cassie of Sydney says:
March 25, 2023 at 9:01 pm
Good news….Labor will not need to rely on the sinister homosexual member for Sydney.

Noooh!

Not just this State, but depressingly, the whole country is now hypnotised into Marxist stupor.

I dunno, we had a similar pattern back around 2007 with the MSM describing it as “wall-to-wall labor”. We eventually ended up with wall-to-wall Libs. I think the standard Australian rule is that we appear to run major political parties for around a decade, and then we change.

Like last time, Queensland appears to be the first to abandon ship and go with the liberals. 

There’s nothing extraordinary in this election.

Good news….Labor will not need to rely on the sinister homosexual member for Sydney.

Yep. They don’t need him. Now they’ve got plenty of their own.

Dr. John Campbell

Australian government biodistribution data

You will note that this was all known prior to vaccine rollout.

It looks like my electorate is a safe Liberal seat though I think it has a lot to do with Tanya Davies’ stand against Gladys and Alex Greenwich over the abortion and euthanasia laws.

The blonde Liberal chick commenting on Sky take note. That’s how you keep your conservative electorate, by actually representing your conservative and Christian voters. Not by outflanking your opposition from the left.

A parody for the ages

Good to see Crowder back.

Never a problem get volunteers to make the tea at Shut the Gate camps. In their Friends of the ALPBC T-shirts.

Correct. But, I think, people around here have got their wish. Although their results were not as bad as in WA, I think the LNP in NSW are finished. I can’t see somebody like Mr. Kean leading them out of their self-inflicted drowning in quicksand.

I wouldn’t write them off just yet though they will be in the wilderness for at least two terms. More and more Indians are becoming citizens and will be voting soon but I don’t see them voting Labor in any great numbers. They are more likely to join the Liberal Party and will try to swing it back to the conservative, business side.

a reader says:
March 25, 2023 at 9:32 pm
Crossie, the blonde woman is Natalie Ward, an upper house Lieberal. She’s as wet as Matt Kean.

Thanks. She had the nerve to challenge Peta Credlin who was having none of it.