Try again:

Biological Men Are Popping Hormones To Induce Lactation for “Milk”

Is there something you want to confess to, sancho?

Well, yes, Nurse Betty.
I’ve been falsifying the drug issue records at the hospital. I issue the drugs to a geriatric patient but I don’t administer them.
I take them home to party, party, party.
Sure, the old codger is writhing in pain, but they are unproductive members of society, right?
Anything else you’d like to know?

European concern

The Davos elites believe the Malthusian rubbish.

They don’t just believe it, they’re trying to engineer it by creating a food crisis. And the energy crisis is well underway.

Told in Max Hasting’s book “Soldiers. Great Stories of War and Peace.”

The Anglo French Suez invasion of 1956 was marked by a fair amount of military confusion.

“When ships eventually unloaded at Port Said, there were surprises. At the fishing harbor a senior staff officer noticed a three ton lorry so overloaded that it’s rear springs were all but concave, and stuck fast on the ramp. “Who the bloody hell are you,” he inquired kindly ” and what are you doing?”

“I, Sir” responded a voice of much dignity “am the Mess – Sergeant of Her Majesty’s Life Guards, and I have with me the officer’s mess silver, and champagne.”

Meme

John
19 minutes ago
It strains credulity when Minister Linda Burney, Minister for Indigenous Australians and a Wiradjuri woman says she is not hearing her own voice, but once her voice is constitutionally enshrined, she’ll finally be able to listen to herself.

Not returning those Brittany tapes wasn’t really like Blockbuster in ‘86. Dark forces at work.

Peoples – it appears that poor li’l ol’ Eddles has gone missing in Beijing …

This is the intelligence service of the Chinese People’s Army. We have your Eddles. Pay us one million dollars, immediately, or we’ll give him back.

Rabzsays:

May 27, 2023 at 7:38 pm

Pancho – he has gone missing – an apprehension in Beijing?

I am getting a flashback to “Ruthless People”.
Feeling sorry for the captors, who are reducing the ransom demands by the hour.

H B Bearsays:

May 27, 2023 at 7:44 pm

Peoples – it appears that poor li’l ol’ Eddles has gone missing in Beijing …

Somebody really needs to do a welfare check. Somebody …?

Sorry.
Busy.
The sock drawer is a mess.

And since its Saturday night with distasteful comments already gratuitously made here is tonight’s cute owl.. Suck on that losers.

Suck on that losers.

Cronkers, most of us is, I presume are, hetro.

My fav scene from Death Wish

Bring a knife to a gunfight….

Vivek Ramaswamy
@VivekGRamaswamy
Now @LinkedIn
(owned by @Microsoft
) is trying to claim their decision to censor me was an “error.” This is laughable. On May 17 we noticed my account was locked. A LinkedIn employee said it was because I had posted videos containing “misleading or inaccurate information.” We asked them in writing to point out what was false. The employee doubled down & said they do not tolerate “misinformation, hate speech, violence, or abuse.” It took several media inquiries before they restored the account nearly a week later. Calling it an “error” now is totally dishonest. This wasn’t a technical glitch, it was an intentional act of censorship of my views on Biden, China, and climate change. Typical Big Tech behavior: trying to cover their tracks after egregious election interference. I challenge @SatyaNadella
to publicly condemn LinkedIn’s censorship, or else this is just the beginning of 2024 election interference.

JackandJill
3 minutes ago
Burney WASN’T listening when she and Albanese introduced grog back into the communities….

*A cask of wine is worth $100 in remote lands now as the SA Police intercept cars travelling with boots full of cask wine heading to the communities north of Adelaide….

Anyway, what’s all this about importing hordes of Indians?

Anyway, what’s all this about importing hordes of Indians?

Nafink.
Just the rampant imagination of the Good Nurse.

My Son Hunter | The Hunter Biden Movie
@MySonHunter

BREAKING: The Capitol Visitors Center BLOCKED @MySonHunter so now we are releasing the movie for FREE.

Nafink.
Just the rampant imagination of the Good Nurse.

So the posting & discussion a few days ago about Albanese getting all huggy with India & importing hordes of Indians, .. .. was just… baseless chit chat?

Anyone recall when Basil Faulty of the Torres Strait was on here vigorously defending Struphid. It’s like a death wish with this fcucker. Whenever he’s providing security for one of his faves, the fave end up in a ditch.

Piers Akerman:

The dysfunctional Green-Labor ACT government’s policies are coming sharply into focus through the lens provided by the wokester capital’s ongoing inquiry into its criminal justice system.

What’s been displayed appears to show a lack of expertise by people holding senior offices within the ACT justice system.

An average observer with exposure to the political-judicial world could reasonably believe that the ACT’s administration of justice is just as flawed as that in Victoria, where the late Cardinal George Pell was convicted and jailed and had his appeal rejected by the Victorian court of appeals, only to have the High Court bench unanimously overturn his conviction.

The board of inquiry chaired by the eminent former senior judge Walter Sofronoff has shown both the ACT Director of Public Prosecutions, Shane Drumgold and the Victims of Crime Commissioner Heidi Yates, seemingly lack a complete understanding of their functions.

The inquiry was called by the toy territory’s Chief Minister Andrew Barr last December 21 following a letter sent by DPP Shane Drumgold SC to Police Chief Neil Gaughan on November 1 outlining his concerns over police conduct during their investigation of the alleged rape of parliamentary staffer Brittany Higgins by her colleague Bruce Lehrmann in the office of their boss, former defence industry minister Linda Reynolds on March 23, 2019.

Mr Lehrmann has always denied the allegation and pleaded not guilty.

According to Drumgold, police pressured him not to prosecute Lehrmann.

The Higgins case began on October 4, 2022, but was abandoned on October 27 while the jury was considering its verdict when it was found a juror had conducted private research and taken his findings into the jury room.

The case was relisted for hearing in February but Drumgold announced on December 2, 2022, he would not proceed because of his serious concerns about Higgins’ mental health though he said he held the view there was a reasonable prospect of conviction.

Drumgold took leave after punishing days in the witness stand during which he speculated about possible political conspiracies between the Morrison government and the Australian Federal Police, between senior ministers and Lehrmann’s defence team, and between the AFP and defence lawyers. There was no evidence to support these claims and Drumgold subsequently admitted he was “mistaken about political interference in the investigation of Mr Lehrmann’’.

His claim to have warned television identity Lisa Wilkinson about a speech she was to make at the Logie awards is also disputed by Wilkinson and her network’s lawyers.

Drumgold also “inaccurately” told the ACT Supreme Court that police believed an investigative review document, known as the Moller report, was subject to legal professional privilege despite the Australian Federal Police telling him in a meeting that they did not intend to make such a claim.

Then there is Victims of Crime Commissioner Heidi Yates who acted as an intermediary between the alleged rape victim and police and whose multiple appearances walking Higgins to court and standing with her at media conferences sparked ongoing controversy. It is unthinkable that the commissioner in any other area, roads, police or fire, would be driving a steamroller, heading a murder investigation or holding a hose.

As no crime had been proven was it proper for her to make so many high profile appearances?

Sofronoff’s report is due in July.

The public, the legal profession and police are eagerly anticipating the learned jurist’s opinion of ACT-style.

Blackout Bowen should read this if he ever sobers up!
Modern civilization has only two choices for baseload power—hydrocarbons or nuclear.

The heralded wind and solar ‘transition’ has already revealed itself as among the greatest deceptions ever pulled. Harry Houdini would have been impressed with the wind and sun cult’s ability to turn night into day and twist logic and reason beyond even the most delusional imagination.

As Nick Giambruno details in this punchy little essay, taxpayers and power consumers around the globe have already stumped up $5 trillion subsidise wind and solar, with their combined output globally amounting to little more than a rounding error.

Nick correctly describes coal, oil and gas as the mainstay of the world’s energy supply – now, and for generations to come. Given that wind and solar have already proven to be an abject failure, as Nick points out, the only serious contender is safe, reliable and affordable nuclear.

The Great Energy Deception: The Truth Behind the $5 Trillion Renewable Energy Scam
Financial Underground
Nick Giambruno
April 2023

Did you know governments worldwide have spent over $5 trillion in the past two decades to subsidize wind, solar, and other so-called renewables?

To put that in perspective, if you earned $1 a second 24/7/365—about $31 million per year—it would take you 158,550 YEARS to make $5 trillion.

$5 trillion is an almost unfathomable amount of money.

However, even with that astronomical financial support, the world still depends on hydrocarbons for 84% of its energy needs—down only 2% since governments started binge spending on renewables 20 years ago.

That’s all according to Mark Mills in a report from the Manhattan Institute, who concludes that:

“The lessons of the recent decade make it clear that solar, wind, and battery technologies cannot be surged in times of need, are neither inherently ‘clean’ nor even independent of hydrocarbons, and are not cheap.”

With all that in mind, it should be clear that so-called renewables—more accurately, unreliables—have been a giant flop. They are not viable for baseload power—even with $5 trillion in subsidies and two decades of trying. Today, using wind and solar for mass power generation is an artificial political solution that would not have been chosen on a genuinely free market for energy.

Wind and solar power might be useful in specific situations. Still, it’s ridiculous to think they can provide reliable baseload power for an advanced industrial economy. It’s like trying to force a square peg into a round hole.

https://stopthesethings.com/2023/05/27/grand-energy-deception-unpacking-the-worldwide-5-trillion-renewable-energy-scam/

Daily Mail.

EXCLUSIVE: Read the bombshell text messages between ABC star Laura Tingle and Brittany Higgins as they discuss the leaking of documents with the backing of the DPP: ‘How f***ing outrageous’

Brittany Higgins leaked her complaint against AFP to the ABC
Ms Tingle said: ‘Oh Britt. I’m so sorry … How f***ing outrageous’

By Charlotte Karp In Canberra For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 01:46 AEST, 28 May 2023 | Updated: 01:49 AEST, 28 May 2023

Text messages show Brittany Higgins leaked a complaint about the Federal police to the ABC’s chief political correspondent two months before the trial against her alleged rapist Bruce Lehrmann was set to begin, and the top prosecutor appeared to know all about it.

The extraordinary exchange between Ms Higgins and Laura Tingle, obtained exclusively by Daily Mail Australia, took place on WhatsApp in the lead-up to an article published on the national broadcaster’s website on April 27, 2022.

The messages detailed a formal complaint against the Australian Federal Police (AFP) over the unlawful release of Ms Higgins’ private mental health records and psychology notes to Mr Lehrmann’s defence team.

Ms Higgins alleged her former colleague Mr Lehrmann raped her inside Parliament House after a night out in March 2019. His original trial in the ACT Supreme Court was scheduled for June last year, but was later moved to October, before the case was discontinued

From the Hun.

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Ex-Special Forces soldiers speak out against war crimes accusations after decades of service

Simon Heath and
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Former elite Special Forces soldiers have broken ranks to make a public plea for understanding with more than two years of police investigations destroying their marriages, careers and mental health.

Since the Brereton report into alleged war crimes was released in 2020, a war of silence has largely existed around the 23 men directly accused of wrong doing and dozens more who served around them.

Only one man has been charged, briefs against two others are in preparation for the DPP and the rest have been living in limbo with regular Office of Special Investigator calls, visits, phone taps and offers of immunity inducements if they roll on others.

Now several of the former SAS have agreed to go public, agreeing to speak on condition of anonymity with details of what they went through from the Afghanistan battlefields to equally distressing lives since back home.

“We did hundreds of missions, some guys for almost 20 years, I did nine tours. It was the SAS out there, very few others went outside the wire, the Commandos also did some stuff up the valley,” one former soldier said.

“In 2011 and 2012 we stopped Australians getting killed, we shut down the guys making IEDs and Aussies lived because of that. We were getting shot at on every mission, we had mates die, we saw our mates die,” added another.

“A lot of people don’t realise what Afghanistan was like … none of the fighting was out in the desert, it was all in the Green Zone, where people lived, mostly in farmland. We were fighting guys who’d be farmers, and then they’d be Taliban, and then go back to being farmers. The Taliban bosses f**ked off to Pakistan and hid out there, we knew that, and then as soon as the Yanks f**ked off they came crawling back.”

Good luck getting a gang of villains in a shed up at Heathrow.

Tingle eh? These meja people are just so nasty. What’s their problem?

The ABC sees it as their right to use their media platform to influence politics, but screams ‘muh independence’ as soon as anyone in politics comments on the wayward behaviour of the ABC.

What makes it worse is that politicians only really ever call out the ABC for its politics but the ABC sees any attempt to point out their interference in politics as political interference in their (biased) reporting.

DB is right, it’s now a stuphid revisit with dribs of Faulty mixed in for good measure.

Rob Schneider
@RobSchneider

A truly remarkable and horribly sad indictment on the politicians who run these cities…

The boss told them he supports DeSantis and not to target him.

Davar Echad
@DavarEchad
.
@TheBabylonBee

I’m glad Rowan and the Outsiders are now tackling the Alexander Downer annd the Durham Report issue. No wonder they are the highest rated Sky News program.

Didn’t the Durham report find that Downer’s role was quite benign, but that the Hilderbeest’s campaign misrepresented it (so much nicer a word than ‘lies about’) to get the hoax rolling?

If the media interviews downer he might point this out. If they don’t, and noone else corrects the record, the lie survives.

Would have thought it was a feature, not a bug. Hun:

One of the Andrews government’s signature climate change initiatives gave away millions of dollars in carbon credits to companies which installed water heaters that did not deliver the energy savings they promised.

The Essential Services Commission has urgently removed a popular water heater installed under the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program after it was discovered they were far less efficient than advertised.

The water heaters have been registered on the scheme since 2018 and insiders say they have been widely used across Victoria and NSW.

Under the VEU, installers are granted about $6200 worth of carbon credits for each energy efficient water heater they install.

This allows most installers to offer them for free while still making a profit of about $3200 after other costs.

Power generators have to buy carbon credits on the open market, and pass on the cost of them to consumers, meaning ordinary customers and businesses have worn the cost of the bungle.

The water heaters are manufactured under the Eco Alliance brand.

Essential Services Commission figures show about $17.9 million in credits have been granted to a related company, Eco Light Up, for their installations over the past 12 months.

The water heaters are among the most popular products on the scheme, which also provides subsidies for the installation of energy efficient lights, split systems and other electronic goods.

One industry insider, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Eco Alliance water heaters were commonly used throughout Victoria and NSW.

“They should be pausing every product from this company until they can test the authenticity of its lab reports,” the insider said.

“There have been container loads given to other accredited people in both states.”

In another alarming move, the ESC this week wrote to the industry warning that it has received serious complaints about water heaters more broadly.

This included safety concerns over some tanks not being properly secured.

“The commission has zero tolerance for non-compliant, unethical, unsafe, fraudulent or misleading behaviour by persons accredited to deliver energy efficient products and services through the program,” they wrote.

“Staff are closely monitoring this activity and actively investigating installations where we hold concerns.

“This includes formally referring matters to other regulators and authorities for assessment.

“I urge all accredited persons to urgently review their business practices for this activity to ensure safe installation and compliance with the program rules.”

Opposition environment spokesman James Newbury said: “The Labor Government is now literally flushing your money down the drain.”

Eco Alliance did not respond when contacted by the Sunday Herald Sun.

The scandal comes less than a year after the Herald Sun revealed the large-scale rorting of the same scheme using supposedly energy-efficient fridges, which led to dozens of fridges being dumped on the street outside businesses.

This year alone there have been about 200,000 carbon credits made from hot water units, valued at about $14m.

The VEU program is reliant on the fact that each credit takes a tonne of carbon out of the atmosphere by saving on energy usage.

Full ‘off the record’ text exchange between Laura Tingle and Brittany Higgins

March, 2022

Brittany Higgins: ‘Hi Laura, hope you are well. Completely off the record but I wanted to reach out about a formal complaint I’ll likely be making against the AFP in the coming weeks.

‘Please excuse me if David has briefed you already – Shane Drumgold the DPP brought a whole new palaver to out attention.

‘The AFP went against protocol serving the full brief of evidence to the defence (in the ACT this is usually conducted by the AFP). In addition to this, the brief included all my mental health records, session notes from the Canberra Rape Crisis Centre and full videos of my EIC interviews.

‘The DPP has been trying to ascertain how and why this happened through the police. They’ve also sought assurances from the defence counsel that although the brief was in their [possession] for months it wasn’t looked at.

‘It’s still a moveable feast but it’s something that may happen in the next three weeks or so.’

‘… When the time comes, I’m happy to provide the full back and forth correspondence from the DPP and AFP.’

Laura Tingle: ‘Oh Britt. I’m so sorry. You need this like a hole in the head. How sh*t. How f***ing outrageous. Thanks for filling me in. David hadn’t mentioned it.

‘I will, of course, keep it firmly in the vault. Just sing out, of course, if and when you want to provide the full lot. Lots of hugs and boxing gloves in the meantime.

‘And [pet cat] Boo (if she wasn’t fast asleep on the back deck) would also be sending love.’

Brittany Higgins: ‘Thank you again. Sending you the best for the coming budget week! Hope you are well x’

Laura Tingle: ‘Thanks! I must confess I’m not looking forward to it…or the campaign. The past week of grubbiness over Kimberley Kitching has left me feeling quite ill.’

April 20, 2022

Brittany Higgins: ‘Hi Laura, hope you are well. Just letting you know tht I’m going to lodge the formal complaint against the AFP today.

‘These are the notes compiled by the DPP Shane Drumgold in relation to the police misconduct.’

[five screenshots attached]

April 21

Laura Tingle: ‘Hi Darls, apologies for not getting back to you yesterday…but it’s a crazy day as D may have explained…hoping to look at this tomorrow.. does Tuesday publication work?’

April 25

Laura Tingle: ‘Hi Britt. Apologies at being slow about this. Hadn’t counted on being crook today. Just going through the docos. First just wanted to check the status of the material from the DPP?

‘Can I quote directly from it as coming from the DPP and provided to you for the purpose of making the complaint (or just advising you what has happened)?

‘(P.s. this whole thing is SO outrageous…but I guess I don’t have to tell you that!)’

Brittany Higgins: ‘No problems! Hope you are on the mend. Yes, the DPP provided me with this written account to help with the complaint. As long s it’s made clear that the comments attributed to the DPP came from emails seen by the ABC.

‘I’m happy to reconfirm with Shane in the morning just to make sure he’s comfortable.’

Brittany Higgins, responding to ‘this is SO outrageous’: ‘It’s shockingly bad form. The whole process between the police and dealing with the Govt behind the scenes has been a nightmare.’

April 26

Laura Tingle: ‘Hi Britt, just to let you know I’m keen to keep pushing on this. I have written a draft pending clarification from the DPP about using that information that has been provided to you (and the best way of attributing it).

‘I have signalled to the program that I have written something for online and am getting the ABC lawyers involved early – before I formally seek comments from all the various players – so there should not be any problems.

‘You mentioned you would talk to Shane and that’s probably a good idea. But I of course will have to approach his office for a statement later.’

Brittany Higgins: Oh great news. Thank you, I appreciate how tricky these types of stories are for publishers from a legal standpoint.

‘Yes, I’ve emailed Shane and will endeavour to speak with him shortly. Best, Britt.’

Laura Tingle: ‘Excellent! Here’s hoping we can jump all the hurdles and get it away today.’