Considering how much has been going on over the past couple of weeks, it’s kind of good when Trump feeds…
Considering how much has been going on over the past couple of weeks, it’s kind of good when Trump feeds…
Wishing her all the best. Incredibly hard work and she will need all the help she can get. Hint -…
Back in 2021 when it was being put together, a lot of genuine commentators (the Greenwald, Taibbi universe) were surprised…
Their view is landlords should provide housing for free. In fact ideally government owns and controls rental properties.
The Oz has an article on Woodside’s CEO “warning both side of politics that cheap reliable energy is needed blah…
our dawn service was tops
uncle billy had tech difficulties which cut short wtc and they lost the new zulland national anthem
much improved
Dotsays:
April 25, 2023 at 9:15 am
Makka tell me where the fake orthopedic surgeons are. Please. Just one. Bonus points for being a literal Hindu too.
/takes drag on cigarette while lurking in shadows..
It goes deeper than that Agent Doter, those are fake Hindus and they arent even real Indians…
I still enjoy watching Laura Ingram on Fox.
We will both miss Tucker.
Hairy occasionally enjoys watching Gutfeld, who leaves me cold.
We don’t get much else in news out of our Fox subscription, except for Sky, also in decline.
Still in there for the Foxtel History Channel and some movies and series.
I suspect we should move to more alternative TV, but suffering from inertia.
That’s no insult, either to myself or my Catholic friends here.
Try harder.
Tucker gone; so that’s why dickless slimed in.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Tucker will be fine anyway I gather he is a trust fund recipient so is not in it for the dollars
Maybe she could do a guest post on what she saw in you. Some dot points to help:
– the importance of premarital assets to a relationship;
– the reverse pivot in golf; and
– the decline of attire on public courses.
I am happy to offer my thoughts on near final drafts.
Glenn Greenwald:
Go woke, go broke indeed! The Mudrock family gets the booby prize.
And now for something completely different…
They don’t make them like this any more.
How many rifles must a “preacher” hand out to be considered an insurgent?
Let’s be clear. The British were just being greedy.
Robert Kennedy will not get a chance to embarrassing Biden.No debates for the Dems
This wasn’t predicted.
Dunno the type, nothing on them, they just looked the right size and fitted ok. Matrix said they were probably Lithium 18650. I just wanted ordinary batteries like in the old days, thought these were.
I haven’t tried replacing them yet, probably have to do so with the same sort, all Bunnings had.
What worries me is what made the one disintegrate in situ. And all that oil pouring out of it.
Hairy has no opinion. He never wanted me to buy the radio at $35, made in China. I threw the batteries out before he had properly inspected them. He suggests sending the radio after them.
But I desist. It still works on mains power and I will persevere with any info gained.
Of course not, you’re all in on Presbyterian theology. Not that Uniting rubbish though.
Perhaps one more:
– the male ankle as an exogenous zone.
Teaching someone to fish vs. demanding other peoples’ fish with menace.
Thanks Autocorrect. Always appreciated. Who said there is not enough economics here?
Be interesting to see if the court settlement with dominion had a confidential clause about Tuckers employment.
If it did then you can effectively kiss off any reporting outside “the narrative” as the threat of legal action might be enough to see you railroaded out.
“She shares my politics though.”
Does she also share your support for women being assaulted in a public park?
She would be disgusted by the lot of you. Especially those who professed Catholic devotion while hating minorities, supporting fascism and failing to help the disadvantaged.
“neo-Calvinist zeal of many Catholic Cats”
Poor pervert apologist, he’s all over the shop. The neo-Calvinists today are the progressive woke.
Yep, the timing is “ interesting” at best.
He married a frozen fish heiress.
Set the parameters to ‘age range – 20-80’ and ‘within 50km of the Grampians’, and they’re on a red-hot winner.
Mind you, 50km travelling in your conveyance is quite a drive – dependent on what you’re after, of course.
So asset poor?
“She would be disgusted by the lot of you. Especially those who professed Catholic devotion while hating minorities, supporting fascism and failing to help the disadvantaged.”
Nah, the only fascist is the man she’s married to. BTW, Jew hater, I’m not a Catholic. You’re showing your ignorance again. Tell me pervert apologist, how many charities do you give to? I give a monthly donation to five charities, because I can. But many can’t and charity should always, always begin at home.
By the way pervert apologist, have you told your “progressive” wife that you’re gung ho for women being assaulted and bashed in public parks? I think Lizzie described you best, you’re a blackshirt.
Zulu, I was the historian for The Borella Ride, a three year project which commemorated Albert Borella VC, and other Territorians, efforts in the Great War. There were several Aboriginal blokes who signed up who received the medals and wore them for the rest of their lives.
There was a bar on them signing up in the first place – “men not of substantial European origin” – were not allowed, but a lot did manage to get round that. This bloke here:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-01/aboriginal-war-hero-frederick-prentice-finally-recognised/100503248
was one of them. Prentice received the Military Medal. It was located in WA some years ago, and from memory ex-deputy chief minister Mike Reed paid personally for it, and brought it back to Katherine, and it was later donated to the AWM. It looked like Prentice fell on hard times as a miner in his later years, and then sold it to raise some funds.
I bet she can’t define what a fascist is either.
KD – sounds like the 4Chan boys have spotted an opportunity to get laid. Finally someone other than ALPBC employees and public servants benefiting from Covid.
GW Bush’s Press Secretary? No thanks.
ABCcess still pushing on the covid piece of string
Another “much wow, impressed, very vaccine, much good, it would have been worse if he hadnt had it”….
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-25/long-covid-report-sparks-push-for-research-into-linked-illnesses/102262582
People around Byron, his family and some healthcare providers wondered if Byron’s diabetes could be linked to his recent bout of COVID-19.
Like most vaccinated young people, his experience of COVID-19 wasn’t remarkable, but even mild viruses are considered possible triggers for diabetes.
“One of my first questions to an infectious diseases specialist was could Byron have gotten type one diabetes because of COVID,” his mother said. “And the response was, it’s plausible, but we just don’t have the data.”
There’s now a growing body of medical literature to suggest being infected with COVID-19 does increase a person’s chances of developing diabetes.
If only there was some other population wide issue, anything, which might have something to do with these conditions…
If she had a penis would you still call her a woman?
why is it that every time mUnty gets a boner he runs around with glee like it’s the first one evah?
She finds it acceptable to punch people based on her own say so?
Elizabeth (Lizzie) Beare says:
April 25, 2023 at 10:35 am
Lizzie, are the batteries C or D type?
Have you tried replacing them?
More importantly, has the hirsute one had a boy look at the setup?
Dunno the type, nothing on them, they just looked the right size and fitted ok. Matrix said they were probably Lithium 18650. I just wanted ordinary batteries like in the old days, thought these were.
I haven’t tried replacing them yet, probably have to do so with the same sort, all Bunnings had.
What worries me is what made the one disintegrate in situ. And all that oil pouring out of it.
Lizzie,
same problem D & C Lithium Batteries in 2 Maglite Torches and LED Lenser X 21
All Batteries have leaked and are stuck inside torches – looking at
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=removing+battery+ca%5Bfrom+maglit+e+that+has+frozen+dur+battery+corrosion&ia=web
on how to fix
No idea how EV Batteries are going to last, let alone propesity of Lithiun Batteries to spontaneoulsy explode
She tacitly supports violence to people with opposing opinions ?
Former President Donald Trump told Breitbart News that he believes if just 5 percent of teachers in schools nationwide were armed that school shootings would be a thing of the past.
RTWT
Zulu.
[Source for more detail].
This doesn’t specifically mention service awards, and it cannot be ruled out that individuals may have not acted according to the official policy, but the policy itself seems to contradict what I understand has been claimed in the extract you provided. Happy researching!
Tucker was Fox’s highest rating commentator. He was anti-Ukraine, anti-covid, pro-Trump and advocated election fraud. He also attacked prominent members of the GOP, RINOs like graham and cocaine mitch. He is a superb interviewer who asks, listens and then comments. It will cost Fox and I’m looking at my subscription. If either Watters, Gutfeld or even Steve Hilton go then I guess I will too.
Maggots hollowing out ANZAC day in preparation for their newest skin suit.
Calls grow for Australia’s frontier wars to be remembered on Anzac Day
Look at this slithering “stolen valour” turd.
Another reason for fire and slaughter to visit the capital.
Michael Ghillar Anderson, a Euahlayi activist from Goodooga, New South Wales, is the last surviving of the four original men who set up the Aboriginal Tent Embassy on the lawns of Parliament House in Canberra in 1972.
Anderson has been marching on Anzac Day in the ACT to commemorate the frontier wars for the past 12 years.
…
For Neville Reys, a fellow Gimuy Walubara Yidinji traditional owner, the frontier wars share a lot in common with other conflicts remembered on 25 April.
To him the frontier wars represent “the horrific trauma, scarring, mental issues, physical issues, the displacements, dispossession, everything that has occurred to Indigenous people, which was tenfold within a war situation”.
“This is the same outcome that would exist in any war,” he said. “Whether it’s Gallipoli, Afghanistan, anywhere, anytime, it’s all exactly the same.
“While we are walking towards this whole truth process, I think the frontier wars have to be recognised on Anzac Day.”
With the Voice campaign we can expect to see a lot more of these untruths designed to fan a sense of shame in mainstream Australia for innumerable wrongs suffered by Aborigines at whitey’s hand.
This invites a role for Sky.
It is a cynical attempt at emotional manipulation. They want us to see the landscape of European-Aboriginal relations to be a wasteland where white brutality and cruelty was allowed free rein. They will be counting on that image to make people want to do something to make up for it. And how can they do that? Luckily Marcia Langston, Noel Pearson, and the ever benevolent ABC has an answer.
They should look into each and every piece of propaganda propagated. Let voters see that they are being manipulated, and by the very people who claim to have been wronged.
It might also give ordinary people a chance to see that our history is nowhere near as dark as they have been led to believe, but that they have been repeatedly lied to by people who feel entitled to lie if it advances their goals.
These people really don’t give a shit if millions of Australians are ashamed of themselves, their parents, grand parents, their history, their heroes – so a handful of activists can get what they want.
How many people will have any idea that Aborigines were not considered fauna until 1968, or that their grandparents were not complicit with the kidnapping of babies to nurse the black out of them.
Sky could do something very important here.
Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.
‘Yeah nah nah yeah nah nah pureblood nah yeah. Root me.’
i dare not aksk
Tucker Carlson’s exit from Fox News shakes up political, media terrain
From the Comments
Fox News were fools for settling the lawsuit with Dominion, They didn’t want to be the corporation that provided the evidence of voter fraud and vote stealing. They are willing to pay $787 million to take the hit for progressives.
Everyone is right; Tucker was the only reason to watch Fox.
Hannity is OK but it is too much like his radio broadcast. I deleted my recording of the Tucker Carlson Tonight show. Nothing there to watch. Shame. Jesse Watters maybe the next big name.
I bet I can guess who throws the better punch. Achtung, Nazis!
Oh yeah, they could call out this Frontier War nonsense before it becomes a thing.
Keep going 132, try six or seven replies to the same post. Next one will work for sure.
pureblood = 30 year old virgins
this dating site will look like a tabletop games shop within a day
mongs
Saw a suggestion somewhere that Murdock might be wanting to sell Fox and having Tucker was not a selling point. That would indicate prospective buyers might not be on the conservative side of politics.
He has certainly reduced the value for any prospective buyer and diluted Fox’s influence.
“I bet I can guess who throws the better punch. Achtung, Nazis!”
Fascists are always attracted to other fascists. Very homeopathic.
Should the RSL begin to formally include the ‘frontier wars’ fallacy on Anzac Day, I’ll be happy to use my limited resources and abilities to organise and run a separate, traditional service, even if it’s just me, alone.
One of the issues in the media is personalities v platform. A real issue when it comes to the ALPBC and its “stars”. Just ask Alberscreechi and Snowcone.
Whoa, is that projection or what? You’ve surpassed yourself Monty.
26 So in Christ Jesus you are all children of God through faith, 27 for all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ. 28 There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus. – Gal 3:26-28
11 Here there is no Gentile or Jew, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all, and is in all. – Colossians 3:11
I can’t see how you can be a Christian and support abortion and same sex marriage much less the other fascist rubbish the Left loves, but that’s just me.
A few ALPBC types go off and succeed off Aunty’s tit. They could be safely counted on one hand. Most, like Paul Barry, return to her warmth and nourishment.
Similar to the Trevorrow case that was supposed to be proof of the Stolen Generations myth but which in face did the opposite.
Bruce Trevorrow won his case because he was kept from his birth mother by a nurse when there was no legal basis for doing so. He sued the SA government because they employed, and were responsible for the conduct of, the nurse. In short, it was wrong because there was no policy of removing children.
‘Crazy’ that Russia and Ukraine still trade – Seymour Hersh
The veteran investigative journalist detailed his claims of corruption in Kiev in an interview aired by RT
Russia and Ukraine, despite being locked in an armed conflict, continue to trade products and services with each other, a situation that journalist Seymour Hersh described as “quite crazy” in an interview with the TV show ‘Going Underground.’
“Oil and money transcends any sort of rationality, I guess,” Hersh said in the interview aired by RT on Monday. He added that it wasn’t too hard to find tell-tale signs of Ukrainian corruption.
Hersh elaborated on his recent allegations of rampant graft in the Ukrainian government. He has claimed that the CIA has estimated that President Vladimir Zelensky and his entourage embezzled at least $400 million last year from money provided by the US to buy diesel for the Ukrainian army. Overpriced fuel bought by Kiev allegedly came via the black market from Russia.
“All you have to do is look at the high life in Kiev today,” he said. “There is a really good high life: the fancy restaurants are going, you can find liquor stores with everything in it, there is a lot of money being pushed around.”
Ukrainian officials have a long history of skimming from procurement contracts, and the conflict with Russia has not changed that, Hersh alleged.
“Everybody is going to brokers. Everybody is now getting third parties involved, because it increases the chance for money on the side. And the corruption there is beyond belief,” he said.
CIA Director William Burns raised the issue of corruption during his visit to Kiev in January, Hersh said, citing information he had been given by a source about the meeting. In addition to briefing Zelensky on complaints from Ukrainian generals about the president’s own alleged greed, the US spy chief listed 35 other alleged embezzlers.
The Ukrainian leader later fired 10 of the “most ostentatious” individuals, but others were “left untouched”, Hersh said, describing the crackdown on officials which the Ukrainian government conducted after Burns’ visit.
Meanwhile, Russia continues to pay Ukraine transit fees for oil and gas, pumped to Eastern Europe via pipelines through Ukrainian territory.
The infrastructure was built during the Soviet era to supply consumers in the Warsaw Pact. Washington has described such trade as Moscow “weaponizing” its abundance of energy, Hersh noted.
thats a plotline from succession season 2
news anchor with nazi dog
“I’m seriously shocked about Tucker. Fox has just sacked it’s No. 1 attraction. I wonder what could have caused – or coerced – them to do so. “
In short, Tucker’s refusal to self-censor his opinions and their (FOX’s) lawyers – the same ones who recommended a settlement with Dominion.
They made that recommendation not because it was in the best interests of their client, but rather in their own interests – have a look at what has happened to many attorneys who have represented Trump; some have been sacked from partnerships in large legal firms, some have been disbarred, and some both. That is not supposed to happen – everyone should have the right to the best legal defense they can afford, and no lawyer should be putting his career at risk for defending someone on the “wrong” side of the political winds of the day. By doing such things, the left is saying “Nice business you have there – be a real shame if anything happened to it. Capice?”
The complaints from Dominion can and should have been defended as either or both of “reporting newsworthy matters of public import” (where a guest made untrue statements) or “political opinion” (where the host did). If it had gone to court and Dominion had won, then ABC, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, NYT, WaPo et al would all have been liable to cases from DJT, MTG et al. If FOX had won, that would have been an intolerable “win” for the right. So pressure came down from the left-dominated bar associations etc to ensure a settlement – that would have been on both sides.
There are no winners when politics infects the judicial system. The left are using that infection for short term gain, but it will likely bite them on the arse, just as their other short-sighted, politically motivated moves in the bureaucracy have. Just as with those others, they will cheer it on while they win, but when the tables are turned and it is used against them, they will squeal like the pigs they are. The answer to them when that happens should always be “You changed the rules to what they are now, not us. We’re just following rules you laid down and cheered – so tell someone who cares.”
Where’s the forensic evidence of any such “Frontier Wars?” The latest claim is that a party of thirty police and settlers, armed with muzzle-loading muskets, were supposed to have murdered eight hundred Indigenous – “the river ran red with their blood.”
Gruinaid has its pick of the pictures for Anzac day..
Plenty of action in the Grampians caravan park if you’re in a bit of a drought.
Jerry Kasper, what the family gofundme said about his medical conditions and cause of death.
Western sanctions have ‘boomeranged,’ Russian finance minister tells RT
The EU’s short-sighted policy is hurting the bloc more than Moscow, Anton Siluanov claims
From The Comments
– The fact remains, Russia has a great leader, Vladimirovich Putin. He can talk for hours in a diplomatic way to his citizens about the facts. Citizens follow truth. As an American I agree with him. The US Cabal lie all the time. Many US lies and action are insane, almost like the Fourth Reich as Germans seem to go along with stupidity. Vicktor Orban sees the facts like I do. We will win against evil.
– maybe the sanctions werent for the russians?
but to train the europeeins TO WALK MORE,
AND EAT LESS MEAT?
– The EU is exhausted of natural resources and has very little of it’s own energy resources, so it is basically a consumer society. This means they need to buy energy and minerals all the time to keep going, and that is why the sanctions are just a stake through the heart of the EU.
– We’ll destroy ourselves by putting ourselves out of business and that will teach the Russians who’s boss and who’s runnin’ the show.
– Too bad no one in power here in the USA goes to jail. Look at the Biden crime family. A senile Al Capone is our President and his coked out son is raking in the Ukraine lottery win money. I would be surprised if the Biden White House criminal enterprise didn’t get a billion dollars out of the over $100,000,000,000 in aid.
Aid to the Church in Need is my preferred charity, what is yours Monty?
Oh look, another Jew speaking up for Tucker….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L7j8-fUc9w
Gad Saad speaks about Tucker’s departure. Gad Saad doesn’t tolerate fools or fascists. As Gad says, Tucker is irreplacable.
Echoes of Newscorpse and Blot here in Australia. Moody J 1 Press 0 there too. You suspect others would have carried that on.
Spelling mistake, that should be….”irreplaceable“.
Sundance at the Treehouse has more thoughts about Tucker Carlson’s firing.
First, Carlson was being paid about $20 million a year by Murdoch. He had about 3 years left on his contract and will be paid the full contract amount. Carlson found out about 10 minutes before Fox Corp made the announcement. They did not “part ways,” Tucker Carlson was fired.
I pay taxes.
Also donate to the Wilderness Society.
im not dressing up as eva evah again
I don’t hate minorities but I’m very over being told I have less right to be here than someone with a distant forebear who happened to be aboriginal and that I owe those people respect (and money) because of who they are not how they live.
What is ‘always was always will be’ other than a slap at the rest of us?
I fall, mortally wounded.
I pay taxes.
Also donate to the Wilderness Society.
So Koala bare minimum then?
Yep. Spot the pineapple symbols, and you’re on a winner.
“I pay taxes.”
And that, ladies and gentlemen, tells us everything we need to know about our resident pervert apologist and all round hypocrite.
I pay taxes and I give to charities.
I pay taxes too, as does everyone one here, income tax gst etc.
I donate to a charity that aids the most disadvantaged, you donate to a bunch of well paid middle class professionals doing ‘advocacy’.
I guess you win.
What a nightmare turd.
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.smh.com.au%2Fnational%2Fnsw%2Fsydney-serial-rapist-balesh-dhankhar-guilty-of-attacks-on-five-women-20230418-p5d1gb.html
I wonder how many he abused and got away with?
thirty police and settlers, armed with muzzle-loading muskets, were supposed to have murdered eight hundred
On a number of levels, that’s an impressive claim.
How much powder and how many balls would the attackers have had to carry to achieve this, assuming it only took one (wad?) of powder and one musket ball to kill each victim?
How long a period did this alleged massacre take? (If each attacker killed 26.6 people: 1 minute per victim?).
Were all the victims restrained?
Was 800 a normal sized indigenous grouping?
Just been having a look at The Australian for the first time in ages.
I’m amused by the photo of Stan Grant they chose to show.
Maybe it’s just perspective but there’s something I can almost put my finger on that’s fun about it. I wonder what it might be?
“rosiesays:
April 25, 2023 at 11:25 am”
Nicely said.
Hypocrisy, thy name is monty.
The latest claim is that a party of thirty police and settlers, armed with muzzle-loading muskets, were supposed to have murdered eight hundred Indigenous – “the river ran red with their blood.”
Muzzle loading muskets?
They had the Martini-Henry, dickhead.
Here’s a description of it’s effectiveness, from the link:
Well said.
Roughly matches my experience from 13 years ago while teaching Diploma of IT to Indian students for a private RTO in Brisbane. Any any given day I had 1/3rd – 1/2 class present.
With Immigration’s support we introduced an 85% attendance requirement as a prerequisite for being deemed competent (ie you needed to be present 85% of the time), that saw numbers rise in class as we suspected and ended up finding a lot of plagiarism . Three turkeys forgot to change the footer to have their name instead of the person who wrote the original, and another 4 had exactly the same misspellings in variable names and comments and the same bug. A quick look at the file meta data showed that that they copied another student’s work. All 9 ended up being sent home.
Well, it depends on whether or not there was a sign-on booth to be a Voice representative nearby.
What size lederhosen do you take?
Wow. The Mudrocks have not just harmed themselves; sacking Tucker Carlson without a no-compete clause is a ritual corporate suicide.
I predict that within six months, Carlson will sign a streaming contract of $US500m-$US1 billion that will not just make him rich, but impoverish old media competitors like Fox News.
“‘You gutless cowards cancelled him for standing up for women’s rights. You don’t get to un-cancel now he’s dead,’ the UK media personality wrote.”
I agree with Piers one hundred percent on this.
Ed-Mong.
They had the Martini-Henry, dickhead.
So they were more effective than the soldiers at Rourkes drift?
Casualties at the Battle of Rorke’s Drift: Zulu casualties are thought to have been around 500.
Much wow.
impressed.
special forces.
You low rent tard.
And here we are 13 years later with the same problem.
We are not a serious country.
sometimes it seems that actual history is more invisible than transparent
try yourself using Googles to locate any of this youselves.
you can even enter exact quotes and come up with nothing
for the ‘readers’ here’s some NSW history written down at the time .. Geographical Memoirs on New South Wales
buried in there are these few that particularly interested me.
1 Account of a Fight among the Natives of Moreton Bay [by John Finnegan.]
2 Account of a fight witnessed by Thomas Pamphlet.
3 Narrative of the Shipwreck of two Men, who lived seven Months among those Natives [by John Uniacke.]
Join the club. Packer said it best.
Qld Native Police roamed the State for 20 years killing any nomadic Aborigines they found.
Attacking at first light was the preferred method.
It’s all recorded in writing, look it up.
I see that some fervid righties are demanding that Tucker Calrlson should run for President, as they do anytime a prominent conservative figure changes his/her career path.
Why? How desperate are you?
Anyone who has known journalists socially knows that they are totally unsuited to public office. Their temperament, work habits and overall mindset are incompatible with snipping ribbons and smiling for the camera.
Except, of course, for the most recent crop whose worldview is defined by social media.
I was reading a transcript of a lengthy interview of a descendant of William Thorpe, it was a Victorian Healing Commission hearing?
Vague references to massacres, William Thorpe was an orphan of mixed race evicted from the Lake Tyers Mission in 1886 with his wife because the government of Victoria decided that only full blood aboriginals could live on reserves. Absolutely no doubt these processes were arbitrary and unfair, as was the constant monitoring of all people with Aboriginal heritage along with discrimination in housing and employment.
Also noted that Nathaniel Pepper, his first wife and a daughter of William Thorpe who married a Pepper all died of TB.
Aboriginal Australians in south eastern Australia were decimated by Tuberculosis, Influenza, Bronchitis, Pneumonia Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
I suppose dying of introduced diseases against which the local population had no natural immunity (and which also killed many immigrants) doesn’t provide the same level of victim status as massacres for which no date or place can be stated.
is it hot inside the wilderness society koala suit today monster
Phd thesis ‘a great deal of sickness’ by Peter Dowling is available as a pdf online.
mUnty looks in a mirror
is startled by what appears to be a zombie
Donating to the Wilderness Society is not a point of virtue. And the quite well known guy roasting them in that story is against wind turbines. He even founded the organization, ain’t that grand Monty?
Zulu warriors on the charge compared to families of Australian nomads sleeping round a campfire early in the morning?
My objection to you isn’t that you’re a lying piece of shit [though you are], but that you’re such a stupid piece of shit.
Speaking of people getting the boot, some more quietly than others.
Now why would Biden be suddenly biting the hand of one of his prime puppetmasters one wonders?
meritocracy is back baby !
what a foetid mess is the inside of mUnty’s head eh?
This particular slaughter was supposed to have been committed thirty years before the introduction of the Martini- Henry , but don’t let me confuse your tiny brain with facts.
Bahahaaaaa.
Good one Ed October.
Producer is a fairly broad job description.
Clip newspapers and have a degree in media studies?
Producer.
Got a degree in J’isming and you collect The Talent’s dry cleaning?
Producer.
You can’t win if you don’t fight
The firing of the elitist woman marketer behind the Dylan Mulvaney can of Bud Light came on Friday night, a week too late to save the brand. Bud then fired the fellow who hired her.
Get woke, go broke struck again.
Rasmussen Reports found 54% of Americans support the Beer Barrel Boycott. That includes the 40% of beer drinkers who won’t buy Bud Light again.
The departure of the marketer comes after a week of liberals assuring us that those silly conservatives won’t hurt Bud Light.
New York magazine assured its readers, “Bud Light Is Going to Be Just Fine.”
Its Sarah Jones said, “Anheuser-Busch may suffer due to the quality of Bud Light, but a boycott is unlikely to harm it. If history is any guide, the right simply lacks the power to bend major American corporations to its will. Its tactics aren’t exactly helpful to its cause. It’s weird to shoot cases of Bud Light! It’s weird to go on TV and insist the company apologize to you. These are strange, angry people who have little in common with the average American consumer. Anheuser-Busch — and Disney — aren’t truly ‘woke.’ They’re interested in profits. At present, they believe they need young consumers, who are typically at odds with the right over LGBTQ+ rights. Conservatives can count on a martyr narrative to sell the occasional successful grift, but they’re too unpopular to do much else. The free market they love has spoken.”
A week later, the woman who went woke and the man who hired her are gone. The free market spoke and it did not say what the magazine said it would say.
The 30% drop had nothing to do with the boycott?
That’s like saying the bucket of water had nothing to do with the Wicked Witch of the West’s meltdown.
But experts say.
Experts also told us the vaccine would stop the spread of covid. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky told Congress last week the vaccines don’t stop the transmission of covid.
Say, I’m beginning to believe everything in Washington is not on the up-and-up.
The title of Broome’s column recalled another corporate wokeness — Gillette’s toxic masculinity ads that tried to blame men for all the evils of the world.
Gillette sales fell from $8.4 billion in 2020 to $6.9 billion two years later.
Going woke cost the razor company $1.5 billion a year in sales.
Then there was the candy formerly known as M&M’s. It went woke and fell from the No. 1 candy for Halloween 2021 down to No. 5 the next year.
The brand had to change its name to Ma&Ya’s as it blew 81 years of marketing on some LGBT whim. The name change may be temporary, but what a waste of money.
Libs defend injecting politics into marketing as just promoting diversity, equity and inclusion. Conservatives know it is all a word salad tossed to obfuscate the socialist push to divide and conquer America.
Via Red State, here is the diversity, equity and inclusion team that did marketing for Bud Light. – As white as a snowstorm.
What corporate marketers have forgotten — or more likely, abandoned — is that their job is to sell the product, not the politics.
Over the years, though, black nationalists and the gay mafia in Hollywood have pushed companies to accept their agenda, or else! Plus, business schools have become woke as well.
Tom – A lot of speculation in blog comments around the traps is he might sign up with Newsmax. Which isn’t as silly as it sounds.
That would be a pretty strategic move if combined with a Joe Rogan model – a limited Newsmax slot once a week as natural advertising for the real money maker.
YouTube will ban anything from him in less than a nanosecond, so he’d have to have an independent platform though.
The ATO is a Charity?
Who knew?
Ask Barry O.
In one week Matt Walsh and Tucker Carlson have been silenced, two of the most effective voices highlighting the lies, the delinquency and the downright evil of the progressive left.
Further to the never ending leftist attacks on Fox News and here on Sky News. They won’t stop until both media outlets are permanently silenced, as in shut down. They’re also doing this to GB News. And note how Mark Steyn was pulled from GB News back in January because he was, like Tucker, fearless about Covid and other issues. Oh well, they’ve gotten their way with Tucker, for the time being, because whilst Tucker has been temporarily silenced, it won’t be for long. But I’m curious, do these progressives really think that once they shut down Fox and Sky and GB News, then we will all watching free to air and their ABC again? Because I’ve got news for them, we’ll find other stuff to watch and if that’s taken away, I’ll read a book.
Thank you, Old Ozzie, that was all very helpful. Good to know that batteries can suddenly do this sort of stunt. I have decided to mostly use mains power for the little radio and see if the rechargeable battery (little blue one) will hold a charge for any usage away from the mains. I will let it run out and then see if the solar charger on the top will charge it up. I will buy two more of these batteries, taking the radio in and asking the Bunnings’ man what batteries are best for it, and then keep them packaged up until a failure of the grid makes the radio useful for finding out news, which is why I bought it in the first place.
Does that sound like a plan? I ask Hairy. Whatever you want to do darling, he says, holding up one hand against me. That’s your plan.
Funny how my plans come in useful though during a blackout. We couldn’t get the main fanlight on in the spare room the other night because the little battery in the remote had run down and he wanted light from it not just the side lamp in order to screw a hook on the back of the door for me (I thought it might be good to have one there). No problem, I announce, and arrive with my lithium foldable desk lamp, hidden in a cupboard but ready for such a contingency. I set it up directly aimed at the top of the door, and presto.
A screwed-in hook.
Mak Siccar:
Thanks for the article – it has gone straight to my nationally read Facebook page – 2 readers, one of whom is currently in W.A.
🙂
Qld Native Police roamed the State for 20 years killing any nomadic Aborigines they found.
Attacking at first light was the preferred method.
It’s all recorded in writing, look it up.
And just like that: crotchless becomes dickless.
gov pensions were always a lie
This particular slaughter was supposed to have been committed thirty years before the introduction of the Martini- Henry …
Uh huh?
Link to some document, or did you pull it outta your arse, as usual?
Ed Casesays:
April 25, 2023 at 11:45 am
Ed mong feculating* that 30 elite tacticool special forces police troopers killed 800 people with early rifles while those 100+ blundering Poms, faced with human wave attacks of Zulus managed a paltry 500.
*like speculating, but composed of crap.
I always give something to those backpackers in Widerness Society koala suits. A kick in the shins or some gratuitous abuse. Lucky most speak Dutch, German or more lately Hindi and can’t understand anyway.
I cancelled membership with the Wilderness Society when they took a position against GMOs. They’re also anti-nukular.
I’ve boycotted Little Creatures beer when they went rainbow-coloured. It was maybe before the full trannie wig-out got hold of the rainbow flag, but I’m confident I was on the right side of the slippery slope. Said to a bloke, why on earth would i want to be reminded of the bum botherers as i lift a stubbie to my mouth? (This boycott I’m reconsidering, esp as they are one of the few doing 375mL tins in 24 to a carton)
Funnily enough… I know a bloke who was once the GM of Little Creatures in Perth. Universally known among his mates as Gay S-. After the Lion Nathan buyout he was shifted to Singapore, where the original microbrewery-hotel model was hatched, and LN actually flew over and accommodated his flamin’ south-east aisian boyfriend as a full time live-in “partner”. After the SSM vote I told them that they’d have to expect separate bedrooms at our place, as they were now living in sin.
Nice guy, but parties too hard. Has split up with that malay catamite, citing the simple fact that as gay men they were both irredeemable horndogs.
That said, however, I am rethinking candles as a defense against blackouts.
At least they don’t explode or leak.
I posted the link to the article in the “West Australian” when they first ran the story. Nice try, though.
Groogs signs up to the Frontier Wars. This should be gold. “Gold, Jerry, gold.”
Townsville RSL heaving today. Point brought up to me about the amphibious capability that I hadn’t thought of, the new IFV vehicles we are only buying 130 odd of now is what this capability was meant to be lifting. Rumour also Boxer is going to get shaved as well.
As for the review. Mostly empty bunch of buzzwords and vague language. In short an excuse to cut defence spending while appearing to not. Example A Res to fill gaps, tried and failed.
Why? When/if the so called Libs gain power they leave all the left land mines in place.
I posted the link to the article in the “West Australian” when they first ran the story. Nice try, though.
So, you pulled it outta your arse, it’s a Strawman.
It was magnificent and would be a close run thing to switching my vote from Trump to RFK if I were eligible and they were the choices. He is fully awake to how large government has grown and how predatory the ‘private – public partnerships’ of big government and big business have become.
Link to speech: https://youtu.be/GLrVWmt_33g
Sadly, if he starts getting close to the nomination, the machine will either nobble him, Sanders style, or assassinate him, like his father and uncle.
Another bloke in a dress advocating mutilation of the kiddies. This time someone with real balls bans the bastard.
batteries…
The 18650 cell is 18 mm in diameter and 65 mm tall
hence the name
“I predict that within six months, Carlson will sign a streaming contract of $US500m-$US1 billion…”
Joe Rogan got an alleged $100m/5year deal with Spoify.
Joe does a 2-3 hour show 5 nights a week and regularly gets 11 million views.
For other than Tucker Carlson Tonight, Tucker needs a significant production crew for his shows and might struggle to produce the same sheer volume of material as Rogan.
If Tucker’s cable ratings are 5M or so, that’s still less than Rogan and he’d need to more than double his audience to get close.
So hard to imagine Tucker getting 5 to 10 times more money from Spotify than Rogan.
The Daily Wire though… hmmm. Tucker certainly has much in common in terms of opinion and ethics as DW hosts such as Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh and Michael Knowles, so he’d be a good fit, and could likely get the appropriate production support etc, as well as a significant pay rise if he went there.
I think DW would get a significant subscriber boost if they got Tucker too.
What a lineup – Shapiro, Walsh, Knowles, Peterson and Carlson!
Chuckle.
My wife still expresses remorse about the time one accosted her in the city at an inopportune time, resulting in a verbal serve.
Labor defence policy in the 1920’s and 30’s was to not have all these soldier types and expensive ships. Instead it was to have planes and submarines providing long range defense of our shores, despite aeroplanes in the interwar period not being very effective.
It is interesting that we now effectively have the same Labor defence policy in the 2020’s that we had in the 1920’s.
Didn’t work then either: the CMF/AAR were the guys who turned back the Japs in the Owen Stanleys. Lest we forget their pain and misery in doing so, this ANZAC Day.
Groogs signs up to the Frontier Wars. This should be gold. “Gold, Jerry, gold.”
Sure, and you signing on as Shlepper for Zulu and thefrecklepunchinghole is gonna be a hoot, too.
Dover Beach:
I was thinking of doing a bit of a tour of the US this year or the next, The Smithsonian Museum, etc.
But it’s starting to look a bit too risky in the cities, where any one with a grudge can kill you with little consequence to themselves.
Tom’s estimates might be coloured by the LIV Golf numbers. I wouldn’t have him on my Remuneration Committee. Online is really a monopoly/oligopoly game though, after that the numbers don’t really matter.
How much powder and how many balls would the attackers have had to carry to achieve this, assuming it only took one (wad?) of powder and one musket ball to kill each victim?
Graham Wilson did a good job of correcting the myth “Simpson and the donkey” using such analysis:
Dust, Donkeys and Delusion examines and clinically debunks the myth that has grown up around Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick, the so-called Man with the Donkey, the quintessential Australian hero of Gallipoli.
At one stage, he calculated how many trips Simpson would have had to do, to rescue the hundreds of wounded soldiers he was supposed to have brought in. Even if Simpson worked non-stop, replacing the donkey regularly, he could not have rescued the soldiers he was said to.
yep … progress
Tesla Model S –18650 x 7920 cells
Tesla Model X –18650 x 8256 cells
Tesla Roadstr –18650 x 6831 cells
Pioneer of the allowing-blokes-in-women’s-toilets movement Candice Warner is now reduced to defending her poorly-chosen husband on the picture wireless, and specifically Focks’ The Back Page (the Hun):
At this point, Joe Burns is a better bet – which is saying something. Someone who actually knows about this stuff is Mitchell Johnson, who put one right down the pipe in return:
Boom.
Warner can now be legitimately compared to mUntler. Both rely on their wives.
Winston (from the old fred)…
au.dollarshaveclub.com goes to their Sydney operation.
NO PARKING meanz NO parking!
The Sea Shepherd guy at the farmers market where I got my bread and I had an understanding. He left me alone and I walked past in silence. It worked well.
Ooh, a book! We’re quivering.
The First World War and ANZAC
Remembrance Day (also known as Poppy Day or Armistice Day) is observed on 11 November each year to recall the end of hostilities of World War I in 1918. Hostilities formally ended “at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month,” in accordance with the Armistice, signed by representatives of Germany and the Entente at about 5:15a.m. that morning. The war officially ended with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles on 28 June 1919.
First World War Official Histories — online at The Australian War Memorial
The Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918 is a 12-volume series covering Australia’s involvement in the First World War. The series was edited by the official historian Charles Bean, who also wrote six of the volumes, and was published between 1920 and 1942. The books, with their familiar covers, “the colour of dried blood” in the words of one reviewer, rapidly became highly regarded internationally. Bean’s work established the tradition and set the standard for all subsequent Australian official war histories.
ebooks at Project Gutenberg Australia
. Five Months at ANZAC (1916) by Joseph Lievesley Beeston — A Narrative of Personal Experiences of the Officer Commanding the 4th Field Ambulance, Australian Imperial Force (Illustrated)
. There and Back: The Story of an Australian Soldier 1915-35 (1935) by Edward Lording (a.k.a. A Tiveychoc)
. Generals Die in Bed (1928) by Charles Yale Harrison
. The Australian Victories in France in 1918 (1920) by Sir John Monash (Illustrated with Maps and Photographs)
. My Army, O, My Army! and Other Songs (1915) by Henry Lawson
. Collected Prose of Andrew Barton Paterson by A B Paterson — The article “The Great War”, and those following, are about the First World War)
. The Middle Parts of Fortune: Somme and Ancre, 1916 (1929) by Frederic Manning — a novel
. The Red Night of Germany (1927) by Floyd Gibbons — The Story of Baron von Richthofen, Germany’s Great War “Bird”
. War Birds: Diary of an Unknown Aviator (1926) by John M Grider
. Falsehood in War-time: Propaganda Lies of the First World War (1928) by Arthur Ponsonby
. Kitchener’s Army and the Territorial Forces (1915) by Edgar Wallace
. The Standard History of the War (1914-1916) (4 volumes) by Edgar Wallace
. A History of the Great War (1916-1920) (Six Volumes) by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
. A Short History of Australia (Chapters XXX and XXXI) by Ernest Scott
. Notes of a Camp-Follower on the Western Front (1919) by E W Hornung
. The Little Book of the War (1918) by E M (Eva March) TAPPAN (1854-1930)
ebooks from the Internet Archive and and Trove
. The ANZAC Book: written and illustrated in Gallipolli by the men of Anzac (1916)
. An Anzac Muster (1921) by William Blocksidge [pseudonym of William Baylebridge] (Privately Printed)
. Anzac and After by Frank E Westbrook (1916) — A Collection of Poems
. Anzac Commemoration, 1921 compiled by H J Diddams — Sermons and Addresses Delivered Throughout Queensland (Illustrated)
. Snapshots and Reminiscences of Anzac (c.1918) by E H Best (Includes photographs)
. For the Sake of the Soldier (1917) by Rita Macleod — Voluntary Work of Brisbane women
. Mons, Anzac and Kut (1919) by an M.P. (Aubrey Herbert) — The War Diary of a Soldier
. On the Anzac Trail (1916) by “Anzac” — Extracts from the Diary of a New Zealand Sapper
ebooks from Project Gutenberg (United States)
. Australia in Arms (1916) by Phillip Schuler — A Narrative of the Australasian Imperial Force and their Achievement at Anzac
. From the Australian Front (1917) — Photographs reproduced from Australian and British official negatives taken by the following official photographers — Capt. F. Hurley, Lieut. E. Brooks, Lieut. H. F. Baldwin, and Lieut. G. H. Wilkins, A.F.C.
. The Australian Army Medical Corps in Egypt (1918) by James W. Barrett and Percival E. Deane — An Illustrated and Detailed Account of the Early Organisation and Work of the Australian Medical Units in Egypt in 1914-1915
. The 28th: A Record of War Service in the Australian Imperial Force, 1915-19 [Vol. I] (1922) by Col. H. B. Collett — Egypt, Gallipoli, Lemnos Island, Sinai Peninsula
. History of the 11th Field Company Australian Engineers by Anonymous
. Australia at War by Will Dyson. — Drawings at the front: A winter record on the Somme and at Ypres, during the Campaings of 1916 and 1917
. The Diggers by Patrick MacGill. — The Australians in France
. Over the Top With the Third Australian Division by G P Cuttirss
Other Links
World War I at Wikipedia
Sir John Monash at People Australia
Trove — Australian Newspapers
Updated 22 August 2019
I take it you won’t be buying the book KD?
Vaccine Generated Spike in the Blood of Children with Myocarditis
Drbeen Medical Lectures
This study from Boston Mass General Hospital answers many questions about the pathogenesis of myocarditis in adolescents. It also indicates that an acquired arm response may not be the cause of the myocarditis, and instead direct endothelial and pericyte damage by the spike protein may be the main mechanism. Additionally, the researchers found that an innate arm response may be involved. Let’s review.
RFK Jr.
Former [?] Heroin addict, married 4 times, wrote a book defending Michael Skakel, never worked a day in his life, book about vaccines likely ghost written, onboard with JFK’s legacy of unrestricted Immigration, Affirmative Action and Overseas Wars, plus he’s another Plastic Paddy.
If Biden jettisons the Neocons, what’s he gonna challenge him on in the Primaries?
Escalating the Ukraine War?
Going back to Afghanistan?
KD – I see in the Terror that Steve Smith is now selling oat milk. Sort of says everything.
“NO PARKING meanz NO parking!”
Imagine the conversation with your insurance company about that one!
Ben Roberts-Smith VC pictured out and about on Anzac Day:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12009361/Anzac-Day-2023-Ben-Roberts-Smith-enjoys-morning-beer-veterans-Toowong-dawn-service.html
Candice was fortunate the arse pretty much fell out of the sex tape market after Paris and Pamela. Now everyone has one. Mine used to get pulled out at every Channel 7 Christmas party. Eventually everyone stopped watching altogether and I had to move to the Gold Coast.
Tucker RFK Interview.
The Odd Angry Shot. Many years ago but from memory it seemed to regard our involvement as a bit of a joke?
“Ooh, a book! “
Yeah, try reading one pervert apologist. You might learn something.
Mine used to get pulled out at every Channel 7 Christmas party.
Exclusive footage of Percy Penguin Vs H(unmongous) B(alls) Bear 1980 – colorized.
Are you allowed to read the Talmud?
Re: Carlson.
The story I read is that Carlson was scathing in emails picked up as a result of the voting machine suit, where he was found to be bitching about the senior executives to others. The story is that the emails may have cost Fox the massive lawsuit. But who knows?
Look, I know he’s old, but you can’t underestimate Murdoch.
Also, O’Reilly had that time spot before Carlson, and people then thought he (O’Reilly) was indispensable. Cemeteries are filled with people who thought they, or others, were indispensable.
I’m sure Carlson can succeed doing a similar job elsewhere and if Fox builds the segment back, that’s a twofer for the Right. Two hot shows instead of one.
The best news for the day was that CNN fired the Lemon.
As always, I’m optimistic. 🙂
I didn’t know this:
Former liberal, screenwriter and cultural commentator Andrew Klavan converted to Christianity from secular Judaism.
I’ve just ordered his book, The Truth and Beauty, which he wrote during the lockdowns.
You didnt watch the speech I take it?
I’d like to make one counter to my view on indispensability. There’s one who I believe hasn’t been replaced and possibly won’t in my lifetime. He settled differences on the right with his amazing abilities and persuasion.
Milton Friedman was that.
Sure, not identical, but same difference. No biggie except Jews have many more observable holy days, which would could get tiring. : -)
At the Paywallian, you can comment on Don Lemon’s sacking but not that of Tucker Carlson, whose perfect, made-to-order replacement is Dylan Mulvaney. He knows how to reach a new audience.
“what other Australian military experiences has our film, television & entertainment (incl. theatre) industry produced?”
“The Odd Angry Shot”?
“Beneath Hill Sixty”
“The Overlanders” (More of a wartime / consequences thereof of movie).
A list of sorts, here:
https://www.weekendnotes.com/australian-war-films/
“But I’m curious, do these progressives really think that once they shut down Fox and Sky and GB News, then we will all watching free to air and their ABC again?”
Yes, they do.
And for anyone not even minimally “politically engaged” they are correct.
For the vast majority, if it’s not on FTA, Foxtel or Youtube, and is hard to find with google, it’s not real.
Sad but true.
Most are too busy with their own life to pay more than a passing care for the news – except the sport, of course. Because they don’t have the time to chase it down themselves, if it’s ubiquitous in the MSM, it’s true. And who controls the MSM therefore controls public opinion – still.
Asking the important questions.
Is sex in space being taken seriously by the emerging space tourism sector? (Phys.org, 24 Apr)
Mitigation?? Space nooky would be one of the biggest drawcards for orbital tourism. I suspect some people have already joined the 100 mile high club, but if so no one has fessed to it yet.
How long mutley were you married before you discovered your “wife” had a dick?
Second that.
Rock Doc – in retrospect, the media splash a couple of weeks back about Rheinmetal Brisbane potentially selling IFV’s back to the krauts ‘biggest defence export contract evah’ now makes a lot more sense.
In the last blackout I used tea lights. I have hundreds of them, as two-dollar shops had them in paks of about a hundred and I bought three paks. You can put them in a thick glass and stick them in bulk around the place and the blackout is suddenly all very charming. Each one lasts about four hours, so longer than most blackouts. Just tip them out of the glass after you’ve blown them out.
Bugger. Now I’ve let out the secret there will be a run on tea-lights for sure. Don’t spread the word.
ps remember to store matches, the long sort are best.
Does anyone waste money like governments?
The NT government is tendering for an expert to connect three stranded solar farms to the Territory’s electricity grid.
The consultant will focus on connecting Batchelor 1 Solar Farm, Batchelor 2 Solar Farm and Manton Solar Farm to the grid.
Owned by Italian energy company ENI, the three farms and another at Katherine were completed in 2020 and have been unused ever since.
The inability to connect the farms has been pain-point for the NT government which has a 50 per cent renewable energy target by 2030 and a net-zero emissions target by 2050.
Its policies steered ENI towards investing in the farms but the technology has never been installed to prevent the grid being overwhelmed with additional solar energy.
Best to leave Muttley’s wife out of it. She has enough to put up with already.
She sounds like a very nice ordinary unthinking lefty, who should give Muttley some lip for coming here and making a fool of himself approving fascist behaviour towards women. She probably doesn’t know.
Cassie of Sydneysays:
April 25, 2023 at 12:35 pm
You are one of the coolest ladies on the internet. Congrats to the bloke who won you over.
All said in good fun.
Tucker Takes New Role On ‘The View’
NEW YORK, NY — As part of a plan to broaden its audience, the long-running daytime talk show The View has announced former Fox News host Tucker Carlson will be joining the program’s panel. Producers hope Carlson’s presence will both draw new viewers and educate current cast members.
– The Babylon Bee
Re Austrlian War Fillums:
I’ve the big end of a metre of shelf space devoted to DVDs of Australian War movies/series/docos/docuseries/etc.
IIRC there’s all the above mentioned movies + other movies for which I can picture the DVD cover but cannot for the life of me recall the name + Spyforce & lotsa other series, including the two more memorable Vietnam series, Vietnam & Sword of Honour.
*possession of a DVD is not the same as the movie/series being worthwhile, & some of them are joint operations (eg, Mel Gibson’s Attack Force Z is a joint Oz/Taiwan production), others may or may not be strictly Oz productions but deal principally with Ozzies.
Was 800 a normal sized indigenous grouping?
Don’t you know (and you will when it’s added to the Constitution, even if No wins) that 1 of you whiteys is worth 20 indigenes.
flyingduksays:
April 25, 2023 at 12:38 pm
…
You didnt watch the speech I take it?
Have now.
2 points:
#1.
1:51:00-
#2.
Of the 10 people seated behind him, 5 are Black, 4 are Brown, the other one, who knows?
The Audience is at least 95% White.
The guy looks like Rodney Dangerfield, sounds like Jimmy Durante.
I’m guessing he’s got into the race to head off a Gene McCarthy type challenger to Biden, so he’s looking and sounding like a Biden surrogate.
If you like English history you’ll enjoy this easy to watch, not heavy on detail movie .. THE LOST KING .. the search for and discovery of the remains of Richard 111 …
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13421498/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
Was 800 a normal sized indigenous grouping?
Only Zulu knows who made that claim, he’s being very quiet on it’s origins.
I recall when the whole of Alice Springs was blacked out by a single cloud.
You are right Lizzie. I do like to annoy him though. All these years and he’s learnt nothing.
there’s something I can almost put my finger
How dare you ridicule the Coppertone Kid.
They’re now into actual reporting.
Fox News Fires The Only Reason People Watch Fox News (24 Apr, via Instapundit)
Satire is reality is satire is reality is satire. I’m having increasing trouble working out which is which.
Stan best avoid his old employer SBS this afternoon…they feature a documentary on the White Queen’s jewels and their cultural significance.
My impression, from limited experience granted, is that they’re a suite of facial features – present to different degrees – typical among Aborigines. As with any ethnicity. I find these are more persistent than the skin pigmentation.
The thing with sTan is that he now sports this deep melamine’s hue, yet his physiognomy seems as far from Aboriginal as you can get – a complete inversion of the norm.
I’m having increasing trouble working out which is which.
You and me both, Bruce.
I’m still struggling to comprehend the last three years. The word ‘surreal’ doesn’t quite cover it.
I wonder if I’m a hologram.
If I AM a hologram would I be aware of it?
Great. Now my four remaining brain cells hurt.
WTF?
SBS news.
Tucker Carlson, the voice of white America’s outrage, falls silent as Fox axes host
Since Tucker Carlson never made such a claim, this comment is overtly racist.
Should be shut down for this alone.
Sneakers, sneakier, sneakiest?
“Are you allowed to read the Talmud?”
Yes, and I have read parts. Unlike you though, I’ve never read the Protocols.
“but you can’t underestimate Murdoch.”
I would never have underestimated Rupert a decade ago but I’m not sure now.
After a few drives around the Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Bundaberg area I can say that Qld roads are great, the highways, main roads, secondary roads and back roads. All in very good condition. Makes Vic and NSW look like third world states.
Melamine is a type of noxious plastic coating, no?
The Anzac Day parade was beautiful, lead by seven bagpipers and four drummers. Once the parade ended at the cenotaph one of the cadets did an opening speech, he was really good. National anthems were sung, the Australian one by a local soprano and the NZ one by a M?ori who first performed a haka, then the anthem in M?ori and finally in English. I was really pleased that there was no welcome to country of any sort.
The interesting thing is that almost half of the attending public were from the subcontinent as were quite a number of the cadets. Obviously they are very patriotic and don’t have a problem with our history.
You don’t know understand the concept projection. Stop playing Dr. Freud. It’s arrogant and pretentious.
Interesting about Indians and attendance. We are pretty slack overall. I suspect that the sub continentals are not that much worse than the rest of the student body.
One of our daughters did a semester at a university in the Netherlands.
The place had a 100% attendance requirement, no excuses and failure to comply meant failing. The level of the course in any event had her worried about failing subjects for the first time in her life. The course was nothing special just a normal undergrad course.
James Allan has often written that our tertiary education standards and requirements are way too low. Most students hold down a part time job, something which a lot of European students simply cant contemplate because of workloads.
Every morning all along the beach front walking paths there are lots of masters out walking followed by their slaves. The masters walk where they want, socialise with other masters and the slaves wait patiently by. The slaves existence seems to focused on the masters happiness, the slaves work to keep the masters standard of living high, the slaves even follow the masters with little plastic bags, when the masters feel like defecating, they do it anywhere they please, the devoted slaves collect the feacal matter in the bags and carry it with them like a holy relic.
If people are willing to make slaves of themselves to dogs no wonder they are happy to be slaves to governments. No freedom for you slave.
“It’s arrogant and pretentious.”
I leave that to you.
Something c ute.
I love utes.
I think Murdoch has definitely lost a step. Didn’t check out his latest bride to be and her social media before the announcement, leading to a somewhat embarrassing cancellation of the impending nuptials.
The slaves existence seems to focused on the masters happiness, the slaves work to keep the masters standard of living high, the slaves even follow the masters with little plastic bags, when the masters feel like defecating, they do it anywhere they please, the devoted slaves collect the feacal matter in the bags and carry it with them like a holy relic.
But enough about the media following Albo.
The original massacre was supposed to have been carried out, in 1841 – thirty years before the introduction of the Martini Henry rifle, as Grogs claimed was used – by a party of police and settlers, in the Lake Minninup region of Western Australia. Initially, “Dozens” of Aborigines were supposed to have been murdered, then the claim was made that two hundred had been killed. The “West Australian, of some months ago, carried an article, which I posted here, citing one of the tribal elders as claiming eight hundred Aborigines had been murdered. I’m standing by my claim – I didn’t know that police and civilian settlers, in 1841, had access to machine guns and field artillery.