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No one alive has wronged any aboriginal. Why should we, or any of the ‘new Australians’ give a dime to these parasites?
Okay one security guard says grass stain.
Also claims not putting on shoes was proof of intoxication.
abc from march 2021
Can you tell if someone is drunk from CCTV footage?
The Security guards said they didn’t realise Higgins was extremely drunk until they saw she was unable to put her slip ons back on.
Have a look at the CCTV again.
She ended up walking down the hall barefooted.
The old thief is a dirty old man and was a dirty young man. Quite appropriate really that his slag wife has a pretend PhD. Everything about them is dishonest and phony.
Yes yes the cabal went into action before there was any hint of anyone claiming to have been assaulted, not to mention most physical evidence would have been on the person claiming to have been assaulted.
Also claims not putting on shoes was proof of intoxication.
Um, they were slip ons.
She was so maggoted she couldn’t even get those back on her feet, though she had a good try.
The Security Guards on duty said she was extremely drunk and there were grass stains on her dress, indicating a fall.
Are you saying they lied?
Great piss taking crotchless. The guards said no such thing; britternee said this and the video showed the opposite: she was as fit and sober as a mallee heifer.
Mmmyes.
Thought as much.
Two instances in the local courts.
1. Defendant assigned legal aid. LA lawyer sits with defendant for five minutes, scribbles some notes and says, “Here. Just read this to the beak.” Defendant fronts the beak who says “Do you have representation?” Defendant says “Yes. She just told me to read this.”
Was the beak impressed?
He was not.
2. Woman takes AVO matter into court, which involves documented threats, unsecured firearms, hints of a stash of unregistered firearms.
Beak asks LA if they can help with representation. LA (sitting in court but not representing anyone) says yes. Beak grants AVO which suspends all contact between woman and kids and ex partner.
Outside court LA brushes woman off, saying magistrate got it wrong and LA wouldn’t touch her case.
…
Now, whatever you think of AVOs in Family Court matters, the LA lawyer can’t simply say “Magistrate got it wrong”. She can say, “Ultimately the AVO may be amended in the Family Court”. But it seemed to me the LA bint was looking for an easy earn.
When (not if, when) the beak finds out about this – which might be next week at golf – he will be none to pleased I think.
If that’s coping it doesn’t mean anything more, like rape, abuse, sexism, discrimination, etc.
Exalting this as a great victory for Slava Ukrainia!, now that’s coping.
Cassie of Sydneysays:
June 11, 2023 at 9:44 am
I see the pervert apologist is here, despite insisting he’s sooooo busy, yet he clearly can’t stay away from “us lot”.
We might be boring, we might choose to fight boring “culture wars”, but there is much more activity here than at The Pervert Apologist’s Cat, and a wider range of commenters (to the extent that three including the blog owner constitutes a “range”).
We must be kind to the poor boy. He is lonely. Throw him the occasional insult, so he will feel wanted, even if not loved.
Yes yes the cabal went into action before there was any hint of anyone claiming to have been assaulted
Hang on a flash, Mandrake!
Normal Protocol would be to report a naked woman sleeping in an office immediately.
That’s what happened.
So long as no crime had been reported, it’s common sense to steamclean, particularly since it was the Ministers private office.
Went to the kelpie muster at Casterton yesterday- great day, a lot of fun and highly recommended. Traveled on the Glenelg H’way whose condition I’d describe as fair to poor. Just beautiful country though and great people. Denis Napthine was at the muster- sometimes I think he was too nice for the snakes around him and against him. I didn’t mind him as Premier.
A variation of this occurs to me. She was wearing a white cotton/linen dress which looks best with a tan. So she had bronzed up out of a bottle. Left her knickers off and slipped on dress. But lying down on leather sofa would have been diabolical for her favourite dress as warmth and sweat on sofa would cause major staining from tan lotion. So she folded it up neatly over the back of chair and dosed off naked on the sofa.
Likewise, what opposition faced with such an allegation would not have asked questions about it?
Jacqueline Maley clearly has a poor memory. The Opposition under Tony Abbott in re the case of allegations made against (and never resolved) one Bill Shorten.
cavemansays:
June 11, 2023 at 9:53 am
“the trial represented a significant and unacceptable risk to her life.”
Now accepted precedent in all criminal trials and just trials in general. Mental health.
Which is why any Special Forces soldiers accused of crimes in Afghanistan must claim PTSD and mental ‘elf.
Oops, dozed off.
Driving from Hamilton to Ballarat last night was slightly eerie – pitch black at 7pm a lots of the villages very quiet- Linton, Glen Thompson for example. Pubs were busy though- Saturday night and all. Great country Australia- the more I see the more I am amazed and the more I care.
Corpus Christi
Initiated in 1246 by St. Juliana of Liège (Belgium), it was approved for the whole of Western Christendom by Pope Urban IV in 1264.
The Feast of Corpus Christi is commonly used as an opportunity for public Eucharistic processions, which serves as a sign of common faith and adoration.
Yes, well context matters. At the link below the map shows the “advance”;
https://twitter.com/witte_sergei/status/1666873916865003520
I recently read a piece theorizing that all these stories coming out of the US military (second sources) about crashing UFOs is an intel setup to scare the living daylights out of Russia and China into believing the US has reverse engineered Alien technology and has it ready to use for military purposes. I find this far more plausible than alien craft crashing into earth.
The piece suggests there are enough idiots on the Russian and Chinese side of the fence who would believe this crap. The US has nothing to lose in peddling this crap.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12175195/Crashed-UFO-recovered-military-distorted-space-time.html
And
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12175675/Pentagon-UFO-expert-says-aliens-crash-landed-Earth.html
What was ATSIC? The fourth attempt at a “voice to Parliament”, each of which was disbanded?
Today in Liberalism:
I see the dauphine is doing one of those ‘pilgrimages’ that every 10th rate western pollimuppet does- go to Kiev and hug Zelinsky Pentagon puppet.
A PM with a spine would have given the Liars a private warning to cease and desist, and make a public statement of support for the presumption of innocence within 24 hours, or it would be on for young and old.
Including reading into Hansard a statement by Short’un’s alleged victim.
It would have ceased overnight.
In WA they have in house SC’s:
Most other DPP have a director as a SC and others on pretty much F/T work for DPP from private practice.
Helps make independent decisions in important cases.
Get a load of this with the veneer of credibility offered by the US government.
This is all CIA/ US intel bullshit being fed into the news.
Sure, it’s a No Brainer, but Lehrmann still denies it.
Another inference
I always thought these were shonky.
https://community.hrdaily.com.au/profiles/blogs/shonky-psychometric-tests-kill-careers
Imagine being some poor uni grad these days, trying to get your first job past working at Fat Pizza as a kitchenhand or at the uni bar as the shift manager; then you have to pay these arseholes nearly 500 bucks to learn how to be competitive.
I am sure that real psychiatrists view the idea of being coached to pass a sanity test as psychopathic and offering to coach your own third-hand patients as downright sociopathic.
Cassie of Sydney says:
June 11, 2023 at 10:36 am
“A circumstantial case based on arriving with a woman who approximately an hour later is found naked on a couch and later complains of being raped. Whether a properly instructed jury would convict or other failures of evidence etc means the case should never be brought are really separate and distinct questions.”
I don’t believe a word Brittany Higgins has ever said or ever will say, she’s a liar. Lehmann has no case to answer, if there was sexual activity on the couch, it was consensual.
The final word on this imbroglio.
Anything more is for decoration and popcorn consumption, to see Gallagher, et al, hang.
I have to say that the Cat commentary on Haggins’ life-destroying mistake has been outstanding.
Even Eddles-bot’s randomly-generated algorithmic contributions have added to the general discourse… in their own… very particular…. way….
Kudos all round!
I am kind of sick of it too but it depends on who is doing the leaking. If a Deakin Telephony Swicth Board geek is up to no good, who knows where the chat logs end?
Months ago, I was just joking about this, giving ALP space cadets conniptions.
Whereas now it actually looks like it could be happening before our eyes.
Everyone Knows – Ukraine Blew Up the Dam
“Ukraine is so dishonest a government and it is always seeking unlimited money from the West, we really need to overthrow all Western leaders who support Ukraine. There are so many who KNOW that Ukraine blew up the Kakhovka hydroelectric dam because it would cut off the water supply for Crimea. Just like Nord Stream, when that was blown up, they claimed Russia did it, when in fact all Russia had to do was turn off the valve.
Every single source I have said the same thing – UKRAINE did it! There is nobody in that government that will EVER tell the truth. Now Turkey is proposing an international investigation into the action. Of course, Ukraine rejects any investigation into anything including where the money is going or the fact that American weapons are all over the place in the black market.
All my sources have said from inside Ukraine that the Ukrainian losses have exceeded 200,000 troops. Biden finally admits that Ukrainian forces have suffered “significant” casualties as they battle to break through Russia’s defensive lines.
Ukraine has launched a land grab and pretending that the Donbas should be theirs when they hate Russians, and outlaw their language and their religion, is just shocking. Everything East of the Dnieper River was the old Russian Empire of the Tzars. That is why there are Russians living there for centuries. This would be like Mexico invading Texas and ordering everyone to speak only Spanish. The border was simply drawn by Khruschev for administrative purposes during the Soviet Union. It was NEVER Ukrainian people in that region. They never had their own country.
This entire nonsense is a proxy war against Russia and the Russian people. This will only end in World War III and as I have said, ALL of the neighbors of Ukraine do not trust Ukrainians who have always been a ethnic group of pure-blood elitists.
The West is using this as a cover because the monetary system is collapsing. They borrow year after year and have ZERO intention of ever paying off the debt. They are deliberately creating WWIII so they can all default, and shift to this one-world digital currency by the IMF which was announced on the precise day of the Economic Confidence Model confirming that is a major agenda.”
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/ukraine/everyone-knows-ukraine-blew-up-the-dam/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RSS
See, this is why you absolutely do not criticise US foreign policy…
Northrop Grumman can make you a very rich man.
Some familiar faces at the AUKUS trough:
https://michaelwest.com.au/aukus-coming-to-dinner/
This entire nonsense is a proxy war against Russia and the Russian people. This will only end in World War III and as I have said, ALL of the neighbors of Ukraine do not trust Ukrainians who have always been a ethnic group of pure-blood elitists.
That forecast never happened.
The politician, who was party chairman for Liz Truss’s short-lived leadership but has since advocated for a low-tax state from the backbenchers, said the country is being run by what he calls an “Oxbridge PPE clique”. PPE- what a load of shite
Like everyone (other than the well-informed Mr Case) I’ve no idea what actually transpired on Reynolds’ couch.
Combining the Brinny Account with the cctv and security account it appears thus:
In the space of 45minutes, Lehrmann apparently:
• Somehow reduced Brinny from pissy-giggly to comatose;
• Got her kit off and hopped aboard;
• Was kicked off the job with a bleary gerroffmeyoubastard;
• Daks back up – and out.
Leaving behind, uncontrolled, a nude, dribbly land whale, stretched out unconscious in the Minister’s office, likely to be discovered by security – thus inevitably unleashing the Hounds of Hell on Lehrmann himself.
Risk taking on a J’s Pell-Sacristy Claim scale.
The single juror arguing for this on a ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ basis must have annoyed the shit out of the other 11.
They call it political potty training, miltf.
dotty, are you saying that the move to implement CBDC’s is bs, or can’t/won’t happen? Or what forecast are you referring to?
https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2022/02/09/sp020922-the-future-of-money-gearing-up-for-central-bank-digital-currency
https://www.bis.org/about/bisih/topics/cbdc/mcbdc_bridge.htm
I think there should be genuine concern when the potential exists (with CBDC’s) to “switch off” your money due to say, wrong think or your social credentials.
Or was that just pot shots at Armstrong?
Higgins’ shoes were fussy strappy stilettos with a cross-over and tiny buckles. Perfectly obvious from the video and every woman commenting here has seen similar in the shops. Even stone cold sober she’d need a chair to put them back on.
LOL. This was the highbrow strategy of the Hiden administration all along. We’ve always known the setup was to make Hiden appear demented and senile when the hidden truth is that he’s whip smart and wants to do all those things. The Confidence Model confirms all this.
Oxford announced this week the creation of the United Kingdom’s first permanent ‘Professorship in LGBTQ+ History’ at the English-speaking world’s oldest university.Time to close these cesspits down.
Makka, the macro economist now. Funny thing is, that before he self identified as a macro economist he’d rag on all economists. Funny old world.
Careful Dot, he’ll accuse you of lying for disagreeing with his magnificence.
Armstrong reckoned he forecast the announcement of a policy to the exact day, using an AI model he programmed himself in 1985, on cycles of days as integer multiples of pi.
Bullshit.
Of course it’s true. Armstrong invented AI in the 80s. He also invented the super computer well before Seymour Cray.
If anyone is going to have the final word on Brinnee and Beau and the Braying Bevy of Backstabbers, it has to be these girls.
Unimpressed and underwhelmed.
I have just tried to book tickets to Nigel Farage’s talk through Tiketek and to do that you have to register first and give them personal information just short of your blood type. I was most put off by the requirement for a date of birth. I just want to buy tickets not apply for a passport.
Some here speculate – and that is all anyone but the two involved can do – that Britnah’s advances were rejected, which resulted in her making a complaint as retribution.
There is another ‘woman scorned’ possibility. That is, that consensual folk dancing did take place. However, on the Monday over coffee, when Britnah was expecting a discussion of the next date, Bruce has uttered the fateful words “one off”, or even the cruder “stray root”.
I still lean towards the “nafink happened” theory, but.
“A PM with a spine would have given the Liars a private warning to cease and desist, and make a public statement of support for the presumption of innocence within 24 hours, or it would be on for young and old.
Including reading into Hansard a statement by Short’un’s alleged victim.
It would have ceased overnight.”
Quite so, I said this as soon as the Higgins allegations hit the headlines and I said the same a few weeks later when the fantastic, fabulous, ridiculous, and very absurd Porter allegations hit the headlines.
But no, instead Scott Morrison was PM, a man who always wanted to please and fellate his ideological enemies. Labor were lucky, very lucky.
Doctor: “I have good and bad news.”
Patient: “Give me the good news first.”
Doctor: “Your test results are back and you have serious dementia.”
Patient: “That’s the bad news? What’s the good news?”
Doctor: ” By the time you get home you will have forgotten about it.”
Are we including Greece (193 % debt to GDP ratio), Venezuela (242 %) and Japan (262 %) in this horrible little plot?
It is funny how Armstrong rails against central banks but also hates the gold standard and BTC.
What’s his idea? Bretton Woods? LOL!
If he’s advocating a free market in banking, strike me pink (but BTC has already done this in the face of government fiat).
The only other alternatives are that he wants barter, for everyone to make their own coins or Islamic banking.
I’m still at a loss as to what Martin Armstrong means by this.
Lol, I see you’re still pouting from weeks ago JC. And enlisting reinforcements too – like a real tyro keyboard warrior.
Perhaps your exalted position of Blog Financial Commenter in Chief is all just hot air after all. Like your Fin minor degree.
That this has just quietly slipped through to the keeper is highly convenient.
The Libs will be having strategy meetings now about question time this week and who, how and what to ask. A bit of innuendo might elicit a meltdown but this is no time for conservatives to go high like they always do.
Jorge
The judge did not need to abandon the trial. She could have dismissed the juror and accepted 11 – 0. The relevant NSW legislation is more explicit but the ACT law allows for it.
I believe that is the true French cut that slipped the keeper and raced away to the boundary past a deep fine leg.
Libs would do well to slip ‘Brittanygate’ into their questions just to help with the packaging for easy public consumption of Hatchet Face and Labor’s smear operation
Spot on Cassie re shoes but what was more obvious is that drunk you could not balance on one high heel while removing other shoe. Doctor son noted that.
Dot at 1:15 re personality test mumbo-jumbo.
How does the concept of ‘best fit’ employee fit with the mantra of diversity?
Surely if you truly believe in diversity, there is no such thing as a ‘best fit’.
I see there is an offer to coach for these tests for a fee. I was told years ago that things like the MBTI were unfakeable. My sister is a HR practitioner and was locked into the idea these tests couldn’t be shaped.
I had done the MBTI a few times and pretty much got the same result (which I think was a reasonable assessment). However, the Q&A was pretty transparent I thought.
I bet my sister that not only could I get the reverse of my own type, but I could get any of the 16 types if she gave me the test and the summary of type characteristics as a reference. I got close – three of the four characteristics right, with the other one on the margin.
I think they are a useful self awareness tool, but of limited use in staff selection.
There are many ethnic Hungarians living in UKR. The Hungarian government is complaining about a cultural cleansing, eg forbidding speaking Hungarian in public etc.
Yes areff.
It need not be from the front bench either, Gallagher must go.
Ed Casesays:
June 11, 2023 at 10:47 am
What case to answer?
2 of the Detectives who interviewed Lehrmann wrote that he was lying.
The jury never got to hear about that, because a cop further up the tree omitted it from the brief of Evidence.
This is twice today that you have made this allegation. What actual evidence (other than your blind support for Mizzz Knickerless) do you have? Or are you (again) just making things up?
Ed Casesays:
June 11, 2023 at 11:06 am
The first trial did not reach a conclusion and, notwithstanding juror misconduct, seemed unlikely to reach a verdict.
What, 11/1 unlikely to reach a verdict?
So unlikely that the one holding out for Guilty junked the trial.
I gathered that from the type of questions you were asking last weekend. All I’ll say about moral scepticism, is that the ‘queerness’ of the moral is simply a manifestation of certain metaphysical positions. As for the difference between moral relativist and skeptic, as I argued last week, the relativist is just a confused moral skeptic.
The judge did not need to abandon the trial. She could have dismissed the juror and accepted 11 – 0.
Wrong.
Again.
While the juror claimed that no other Juror had seen the contraband material, Judge decided that she couldn’t take that risk.
With energy prices soaring, the economy going awry, and the daily da Knickerless revelations, da Voice is going no where. I reckon by year’s end the smirk will be well and truly wiped from Sleazy’s face.
calli at 1:45 – they are usually barefoot by the time they hit Groogs basement. Don’t want to rip that lovely skin.
Now, if it hadda been 11-1 to acquit, yeah, she coulda accepted that, but 11-1 Guilty, no, she had to declare MisTrial.
Yeah, ok. I’d still like some bloodhound to ferret out (mixing a few metaphors) who he was, any political/ public service/ old mate connections, social media posts, and family and financial background. Even if no formal or explicit political ties can be shown, things like social media might tell a lot. Someone needs to start shining bright lights into a few dark corners. This seems to have been an act of judicial sabotage in a highly charged politicised trial and the outcome very convenient until recently for one side of politics. In fact it was used to swing a national election. It’s all very grubby, so beyond the Libs.
The Great Awakening
@Robert55
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Australia: Unvaxxed Real Estate Guru Adrian Bo dropping Pandemic Lockdown Inconsistency Truth Bombs. It was exactly as he says, it was all about the Money.
This is Canada. Is it any different here?
Digital ID
I see that Grandpa Cletus is still repeating the usual evidence-free leftard talking points, and ignoring any requests for evidence to support his ravings.
A nice catch-phrase would be great, but I think it would be politically smart to leave Britnah out of it (except for obvious questions about the $3 meg windfall).
I think a pithy catch-phrase could be built around Cane Toad because, if soshul meeja is anything to go by, she is yuuugely on the nose.
The beauty of that is, any whack at her or Ten will be gleefully taken up by Nein and Channel Stokes.
Maybe start calling Gallagher “The Project’s Canberra Correspondent”.
Wrong.
Again.
While the juror claimed that no other Juror had seen the contraband material, Judge decided that she couldn’t take that risk.
Give it up clown.
White House sends guidance mandating face masks, social distancing for unvaccinated at ‘College Athlete Day’
It need not be from the front bench either, Gallagher must go.
Why should Gallagher be the scapegoat?
What follows then is that the mess gets swept under the carpet.
There was obviously a conspiracy planned, it all depended on Higgins getting tired of the Liberals bullshit and coming on board..
This is from last year. I’m not sure if it was previously posted.
“I HOPE THE DEPOPULATION WILL OCCUR IN A CIVIL AND PEACEFUL WAY” – WEF MASTERMIND AND CLUB OF ROME FOUNDER, IN RESURFACED 2012 INTERVIEW
Sancho
Plenty of room for speculation. In an ideal world the case would never have near a courtroom but here we are. Lehrmann has certainly been dudded but I’m not sure was an entirely innocent bystander here either. Many blokes would have similar stories of things not going entirely to plan either. Most end up without the cops involved.
It’s almost as if he is unaware he is being monitored.
I do hope Mummy left him an inheritance.
He might need it.
I’ve known they were lying for over 20 years for the mill is still grinding – us.
They are lying to you; fossil fuel emissions do not cause global warming
Ed Casesays:
June 11, 2023 at 12:01 pm
Judge woulda giv’n him a Community Service Order if he’d pled Guilty at the Courtroom door, perhaps even not registered a Conviction.
Fascinating. As well as being a Parliament House cleaner =on the lookout for used condoms, and a fly on the wall in the Police interview rooms, Grandpa Cletus is also a confidant of judges on the bench.
Give it up Grandpa, do even you believe the crap you spout here?
A little bit of buzz on soshul meeja that “a juror in a prominent recent case” might be about to spill the beans.
I get the impression Googlery may not like those beans.
Groogs doing a good impression of a grey nurse in a tank of gluten today. Would be best advised to stop and smell the jacarandas.
All my children did an MBTI as part of an assessment of aptitude for careers. They didn’t try to “game” it, and it was very useful in honing their choices. All were “both sides of the brain” types, and it was hard to pin down exactly where they should focus.
After a false start, one ended up in a job at the upper end of the list. The other two went straight in, law and industrial design.
I would never recommend it for staff selection as it can be manipulated. You get a whiff of what’s required and you’re in. It’s strictly a “good faith” tool and should be part of a suite of tests and interviews.
Neil Oliver: Whatever happened to government BY the people OF the people & FOR the people?
Yeah, I think he was a bit of a dick trying to impress the new boss with his “intel gathering” and “work ethic”.
It’s worth asking:
Anyone from Perth know much about Linda Reynolds previous careers?
In the present, she became a Minister after 3 years a Senator, 6 months later she was Defence Minister and in less than 4 years as a Minister she’s left total wreckage behind her, including the Morrison Government.
Is it part of a pattern of catastrophe, because it’s hard to believe anyone could develop such a destructive skillset so late in life?
Looking more like a drowning kitten to me.
Someone put the lid on the bucket please.
Jack Poso
@JackPosobiec
Photos coming out of Trump’s stops in Georgia and North Carolina are like nothing I’ve ever seen before
The government told them yesterday this man was a traitor
They are welcoming him as their hero. It’s completely back-fired
Catturd ™
@catturd2
The people who turn the wrenches to make this country work love Trump …
I’m talking about the farmers, truckers, plumbers, electricians, construction workers, the people who move dirt and the people who build things.
The backbone of America absolutely loves President Trump.
The media can paint him as a villain all they want but everywhere President Trump goes he’s treated like a rockstar by the people.
Yeah, I think he was a bit of a dick trying to impress the new boss with his “intel gathering” and “work ethic”.
Uh huh.
He was leaving Reynolds employ at the end of that week to take a job in Sydney.
Had you forgotten that?
Has anyone seen Nurse Betty?
I do hope he hasn’t misread a medication label or overdosed on iodine.
Meme
Anything that could throw light on the jury room shenanigans could certainly throw a fresh set of spanners in the gearbox.
True calli.
The MBTI is a useful self-awareness tool if completed openly and honestly.
But anyone who suggests it can’t be gamed or skewed is dreamin’.
If you mean Winston, I think he mentioned that he was unwell a couple of threads ago.
Miltonf says:
June 11, 2023 at 12:50 pm
Went to the kelpie muster at Casterton yesterday- great day, a lot of fun and highly recommended. Traveled on the Glenelg H’way whose condition I’d describe as fair to poor. Just beautiful country though and great people. Denis Napthine was at the muster- sometimes I think he was too nice for the snakes around him and against him. I didn’t mind him as Premier.
Ed Casesays:
June 11, 2023 at 12:48 pm
Yes yes the cabal went into action before there was any hint of anyone claiming to have been assaulted
Hang on a flash, Mandrake!
Normal Protocol would be to report a naked woman sleeping in an office immediately.
That’s what happened.
So long as no crime had been reported, it’s common sense to steamclean, particularly since it was the Ministers private office.
Two points Grandpa Cletus:
Link to the “Normal Protocol” document, should it exist.
You have been alleging (without any apparent evidence) that the cleaners were told to check for used frangers. Now you are taking a different line, “commonsense to steam clean”. Which, if either, is the truth?
If you come out as an INFJ, you’ll probably not be gaming it. All the questions/answers that lead to it are the least appealing and most anti-social. No wonder there are only 0.03% of us.
😀
Back to front there.
as I have said, ALL of the neighbors of Ukraine do not trust Ukrainians who have always been a ethnic group of pure-blood elitists
I’m still at a loss as to what Martin Armstrong means by this.
I toured Russia during Glasnot period – quite liked the Russians although, of course, they were desperate for any way to get a few US dollars in those days. Went on to Ukraine &, for some reason, just didn’t much like those I met – they were a bit supercilious. Maybe just unlucky to encounter a few of the least attractive – in tourism.
Lockdown 2.0 Is Coming Soon: Are We Already Conditioned for Another One?
The rogue juror would be well advised to take a leaf from Danny Hobby’s book and think about taking in the tennis at Wimbledon or something.
Hahahahaha The Bee of course.
https://twitter.com/TheBabylonBee/status/1667276615854829570
“Over 100 Million Views” – Tucker Carlson’s Destroying Mainstream Media Numbers
Trump did not violate the law because he could not violate the law
Are the Canadian fires an act of eco-terrorism?
Mr. Bean Actor Says the Electric Car ‘Honeymoon’ Is Over
Funny you mention that. The way I see it is that you’re offering reinforcement to the limey wog who frequently shafting the site with commentary from Marty the fraud.
No, no, that’s you. You’ve never been wrong and if someone disagrees with you, they’re lying. Naturally.
You keep mentioning this degree thing. I have about once to twice at the most over a decade. Toolies appear to have a chip on their shoulder. (pun intended).
calli, ISFJ on the boundary with ISTJ here, so a little more common than you. Apparently the late Queen was an ISFJ so happy to be in that category.
Dr. John Campbell
Counter disinformation unit
Enjoy it while you can. Casterton is in the renewable energy zone plan. Turbines, solar and lots of wires.
Yes Liliana D’Ambrosio shows what happens when you put a BA in charge of electricity generation. Why are these bludge courses for kindergarten marxists even run? Keeping Shakespeare and Austen going is better left to enthusiastic private citizens.
PLANDEMIC
@Plandemic3Movie
Does the WHO deserve our trust? The evidence we found points to “no.” From its baffling choice of Director-General to how it gains its funding and prioritizes its expenditures, what we uncover calls their assumed authority into question.
As you continue to hear updates on our international institutions and their efforts to acquire more power, such as through the WHO Pandemic Treaty, remember the words of Juvenal, an ancient Roman satirist: “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” which translates to: “Who will watch the watchers?”
Whether our “watchers” are our government, leaders, media, fact-checkers, or anyone else with power over the people and little-to-no accountability, it’s our solemn duty to keep our eyes open.
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Mikki Willis
New World Odor™
@hugh_mankind
Remember in March 2020 when they kept saying, “We’re all in this together”…?
They were right…but this is what they really meant:
Government+Pharma+Gates+WEF+WHO+Media
I know that everyone is transfixed by the tawdry tale of the two minor employees in Linda Reynolds office. But I hope some Cats watched the excellent edition of “Outsiders” this morning. The interviews with Ed Dowd and Nigel Farage provided much needed gravitas in the current environment.
Dowd explained that, as an ex Wall St “numbers guy” (& ex Black Rock – ugh!) he recognised that the increasing rise in excess deaths in the records of insurance companies and funeral businesses, indicated a problem with the vaccines, since the rise (from 2021) corresponded with the latter, and not Covid. He is about to tour Australia in support of his recent book on the subject.
Nigel Farage was, as usual, great value. He expressed some concern about the demise of genuine Conservatives & worries that Brexit may be overturned. He seemed to be sprucing the rise of an alternative Party – but we have seen that before.
ummm should have read “spruiking”!!!
Long sigh.
I will bring you my chair, Brittney, so you can put those shoes back on.
Ohhhhhhh…
Here. Have a bin.
Why should Gallagher be the scapegoat?
FMD. Stupid khunt will remain a stupid khunt.
Don’t inference
New World Odor™
@hugh_mankind
What do you call it when the forest fires in Quebec seem to all start at the same time?
It was always Alex since about 7 or so years.
This is a joke that will be repeated over and over by the media and other Dems: ‘No one is above the law’
Uncle George also looks pretty beaten up by age.
Ed Casesays:
June 11, 2023 at 2:53 pm
It’s worth asking:
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Is it part of a pattern of catastrophe, because it’s hard to believe anyone could develop such a destructive skillset so late in life?
Grandpa Cletus shows a minimal indication of self-awareness.
Evidence: Pfizer Knew mRNA Shots Sicken Infants in April 2021
Yeah, I think they worked out that ‘someone’ paid a Public Servant an eyewatering amount of money to make sure Luke Shaw was on the jury list for Bjelke-Petersen’s Perjury Trial.
The guy retired immediately the day the Trial opened and moved interstate.
Any way, Shaw was #79 on the list and the defence knocked back every juror until #79, took him and the next 11.
I think there were 2 holdouts, so one of them was a complete fluke.
Anyway, Bjelke lost all his farms but one and supporters were still holding fundraisers 4 years later trying to clear his Legal debts.
And he was already a Millionaire in 1947, so how much did it cost to pay everyone off?
Did he factor into his analysis that during recessions and for years afterwards excess mortality exists?
‘Skier, it’s the Hitler/Jesus nexus.
Usually too much Hitler and not enough Jesus. A work in progress. 😀
Then I’ll be doing prison time. I wont be doing lockdowns again.
Daily Mail.
Did he factor into his analysis that during recessions and for years afterwards excess mortality exists?
John, I have no idea – you would have to read his book to work that out.
However, given that he rose to the top of the ladder in BlackRock which was dependant on his ability to factor in most relevant data – I would think so!
how does being a financier make you an expert on cause of death?
Ed, shut the phuck up moron.
You add nothing but maybes, probablys, supposseds.
Be silent.
What do you call it when the forest fires in Quebec seem to all start at the same time?
Perfect fire conditions. We see it is Australia every few years. I have lived through it three times in my life -once as a child on our farm in the Upper Hunter, once as an adult in holiday home on the South Coast & most recently on our farm near the Wollemi National Park. Terrifying.
Generally follows good growing season, followed by a Big Dry…….then late Summer, 40+ degree heat & strong westerly (mostly) winds.
Vicki
I’m not suggesting this guy isn’t smart. My former boss who I never regarded as over the top smart is now a senior exec at Blackrock.
All very well. Can they turn a profit?
rosie – the article you cite provides relevant figures etc.
However, at the end of the day, we all must decide for ourselves. I have heard (& read) Dowd speak on a number of occasions (through the internet). I think he is very impressive and thorough. There are many interests involved in this issue – and a lot of money. This tends to generate impressive and persuasive arguments!
I’m watching Invasion about the world being invaded by aliens.
Why is it that the majority of movies or series where the earth is invaded by aliens, they (the aliens) are always some large species of insect.
My former boss who I never regarded as over the top smart is now a senior exec at Blackrock.
Agree JC. Although the son-in-law of a friend is similarly very high up in Blackrock (hope he doesn’t read this blog !) But he is SUPER smart.
Evidence from Canberra and a few other places suggests women have no special talents when it comes to management. My own anecdotal data points would suggest that in banking female are more ruthless and less trusted than men. And this feedback comes from staff who prefer male bosses.
Hoping that sharing this inconvenient data point will not kill my career …
‘reveals’ what every totally scientific survey about women in the workplace said since 1973,
Those sound like… stories your nana told me.
Please explain what KPIs on ’empathy’ and ‘multitasking’ were measured. Did they ask about ‘spirituality’ as well? How about ‘creating opportunities for women and POC’?
And was this a 360 survey or just 180 – ie did the employers and peers of women managers get a weighted score to emphasise their better perspective of the person’s performance?
I reckon that the joke applies – women have to be twice or three times better than a man and ‘fortunately this is not difficult’ is the punchline. If that were so, we would have pre-selected a high quality sample of women into management to start with, not that women were innately better than men or whatever subset of genders were used as control in this rigorous study.
I don’t make that assumption because very smart people make mistakes.
Overall, 67 per cent of the 2,300 employees surveyed by the British Business Excellence Awards said they believed that female leaders were more effective at their jobs than male bosses.
Sarah Austin, the group’s director, said: ‘The results of the study suggest that promoting and nurturing female leaders can have a positive impact on business performance and employee satisfaction.
‘Women in business have come a long way in shifting outdated stereotypes, but we must continue to push archaic boundaries and make sure we are further represented at the very top of British business.’
OK- British Business Excellence Awards – I wonder what their methodology was.
Some super smart make evil mistakes.
Ted’s gone to hell.
I don’t make that assumption because very smart people make mistakes.
Yep. This blog is testimony to that.
Research: Women and Men Are Equally Bad at Multitasking
More to the point- I wonder what her methodology was.
I launched Sarah Austin Events on International Women’s Day 2021. It felt only appropriate that I should launch on such an important day to empower women and in particular, women in business.
righto
Not a very broad group from which to draw any solid conclusions. And it’s a good bet that this group are hyper-aware of the “women’s do it better” line that everyone in the upper levels of corporate life know to express in public now.
Austen sounds like misandrist with meja contacts.
In more Over The Target news:
‘Entirely inappropriate’ for politicians to ask anti-corruption commission to look into Brittany Higgins payout, PM says
Asked about Reynolds’ mention of the Nacc, Albanese said the body would be independent.
One of the things Luigi the Gnome is hoping citizens may not have noticed is that anyone can make a voluntary referral to the NACC.
Even politicians.
“Direction” isn’t an issue.
But is it corruption?
Less very common for the Attorney General to warn off, with menaces, Reynolds, the person with the most critical managerial relationship with Lil’ Brinny – whose conduct is the fundamental basis of her claim.
To the very cynical, the Dreyfus warning almost appears to be aimed at maximising the payola given to a political agent.
Seems to fall into the NACC ‘breach of trust’ and ‘abuse of office’ buckets.
If Team Dutton is scared off by Albanese’s threats, it’s quite possible that an independent concerned citizen might make a referral. The key facts are in the public domain.
Although such a referral is probably doomed to join 973 complaints about Coalition misconduct already sitting in Brereton’s in-tray.
The way the fem-marx shite gets reported like it was fact.
Just another everyday ordinary true blue Aussie battler overcoming adversity feelgood story over at Your ABC (it’s basically Kenny):
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For someone who is apparently terrified of haircuts and the smells and textures of hair products, the amount of styling and colouring that goes into her ugly-arse ‘do suggests she spends a *lot* of time in salons being all overwhelmed and feeling like she’s drowning. I mean, they/their/them/whatever.
I wonder if this person actually has these issues, or maybe – just maybe – Mx Bee Sting is a chronic attention seeker who wants everyone recognising and pandering to all of her stupid, carefully contrived and cultivated deviations from normalcy?
“Multitasking” is very misleading. It all depends on the complexity of the task, the person’s experience and familiarity with the work.
I can “multitask” any number of activities, but most would be muscle memory or simple ones like conversations. Give me something complex, that requires total attention, and that’s all I can do and everyone else can bugger off.
Nailed it.
Huh
Mathematician and freelance terrorist Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, has died in prison at age 81.
More here
“It’s very often in the commonwealth’s interests that there be confidentiality
and often in the case of sexual harassmentparticularly in the lead up to elections and immediately afterwards it is important for claims there is a desire on the part of the claimant to keep the matter confidential,” he told Nine’s Today show.Thing is with the internet, it doesn’t take long to find out that propaganda published in ‘news’ papers is just that.
Making mistakes is just one of life’s interruptions as we lead to the flow of knowledge.
Much scarier than a silicon based life form from Janis IV, unless you wear red shirts.
Ahhhh…a TOS Trekkie.
Live long and prosper.
I guess so Ent. Large alien invading insects would have to be the thing that scares the viewers the most.
There was one movie a few years back where the aliens were octopus-like creatures. When they revealed themselves, they stuck were to a glass wall in the spaceship. Forget the name of the movie. That was more funny than scary, but it wasn’t supposed to be a scary movie.
Y son really dislikes haircuts and shaving. Drives him into an extreme levels of discomfort no matter what we try. Ditto running a brush through up his hair. And he seems u able to rinse his hair properly in the shower even though he is an adult. He is of course, on the spectrum. High functioning is a quite fluid definition unfortunately.
It’s quiet here. We denizens of the Outer Galaxy can party on unmolested by actual conversations.
I liked the one where they looked like really, really hot humans, until you saw them eating live rats and discovered they really had lizard skins underneath.
And then there was the alien princess in Buck Rogers in the 25th century, and A Princess of Mars (John Carter)
Starship Troopers is on tomorrow night – The Beloved and the New Broom love it. And no, not just for the shower scene…
Insects of great power and hideousness, culminating in sucking out their enemy’s brains. The story has all the elements of horror stories and ghoulies and ghosties and long leggedy beasties. No wonder they watch it.
Perfect commercial sci-fi.
“It’s very common for the commonwealth to settle claims on the basis of agreed confidentiality. It’s very often in the commonwealth’s interests that there be confidentiality and often in the case of sexual harassment claims there is a desire on the part of the claimant to keep the matter confidential,” he tol
This from the Attorney-General? FMD
Hehe, in Year 10 English I got 40/40 for a short SF story I wrote about silicon based lifeforms. From Jupiter but, not Janis IV. I still have it somewhere. In Year 12 I was placed in the lower 30% of the state in English. Go figure.
I had no idea unabomber was autogynephiliac, not given a single mention in the documentary that I can recall.
Nasty, nasty man.
I liked the fillum. Very different feel and emphasis from the novel, but Verhoeven got some nice flavours into it. Clancy Brown as Zim was a fine thing.
Probably has NDIS to pay for it’s hair cut fetish.
I find statements by both Higgins and Lehrmann difficult to believe.
Higgin’s implicit claim that Lehrmann undressed her – I can’t see how a bloke could get that dress off her without tearing it – unless it was consensual.
Lehrmann’s claim that having completed his work that night, that he didn’t check on Higgins or even say goodnight before he left. Who would do that?
Hang on a flash, Mandrake!
Normal Protocol would be to report a naked woman sleeping in an office immediately.
That’s what happened.
So long as no crime had been reported, it’s common sense to steamclean, particularly since it was the Ministers private office.
Key words being if a crime happened, or reported.
Which was proven in a court of law, be very careful about what you type next you arsehat.
Reading Gordon Corrigan’s classic book, “Mud, Blood and Poppycock.”about the British Army, during the First World War.
“At that time, the British Army “Manual of Military Law” laid down that members of the Armed Forces, who commit such violations of the recognised rules of warfare as are ordered by their Government, or by their commanders, are not war criminals and cannot be punished by the enemy. In other words “superior orders” was an absolute defence to prosecution for acts committed in contravention of international law. This paragraph was not deleted from the Manual until April 1944, when it dawned belatedly on the British Government’s legal advisers that such a clause would scupper their plans to try German and Japanese officers and soldiers for war crimes….” (Pages 219 – 220.)
Earlier footage showed her being very “handsy” with him. I can’t know how men think but the signals were there from a female pov.
His physical demeanour from the PH available was lacking in any interest whatsoever, whereas she appeared happy and expectant.
He may have got the Red Signal and scarpered. She’s an adult and can shift for herself.
“I wonder how many other blokes she’s fvcked on this couch?”
Thanks Rosie. If the vaccines were the cause of death and as deadly as so many claim then given so many have had 5 shots the dead should be filling the morgues.
Armstrong with his fabled Socrates has always reminded me of a dude called SpectateSwamp, who back in the day had this “wonderful” desktop search utility that was the butt of much humour amongst developers because it was slllllooooowwwwww, stupid, and didn’t work.
But he made amazing claims for it anyway. Absolutely convinced it was the bee’s knees. And quite aggro if you challenged him.
I’m not aware of him having been jailed for fraud, so there are some points of difference.
Calli, I got the ISTJ result which is the most common category. Ah well, at least I can find a like minded person anywhere.
We should hope it would be independent. Is that what is worrying him?
You can’t say that!
Surely not the same Brereton who did the SAS inquiry? How many Breretons are there?
PeterM
Lehrmann’s claim that having completed his work that night, that he didn’t check on Higgins or even say goodnight before he left. Who would do that?
Someone who had twigged that Mizzz Knickerless was out to score, and was not interested in an office romance?
Hmmm … That’s definitely one for Groogs and the tapes.
Higgin’s implicit claim that Lehrmann undressed her – I can’t see how a bloke could get that dress off her without tearing it –
Higgins didn’t claim that Lehrmann had undressed her.
She acknowledged at Trial that she wasn’t wearing underwear.
Lehrmann’s claim that having completed his work that night, that he didn’t check on Higgins or even say goodnight before he left. Who would do that?
Quagmire.
Lehrmann’s claim that having completed his work that night, that he didn’t check on Higgins or even say goodnight before he left. Who would do that?
Exactly.
Lehrmann asked Renee to hire Higgins because ‘she’s very good looking’, he was seen pashing her by independent witnesses before they caught a cab to PH, and Higgins was extremely drunk.
Security said ‘he left in a bit of a hurry’.
Then contacted her for a meetup on the Monday.
There just aren’t any positives about this guy.
You guys!
As I said, I can’t know how men think. But I get the drift.
She acknowledged at Trial that she wasn’t wearing underwear.
Admit it crotchless, you’re britternee, aren’t you?
Phuck me dead moron still shilling the Britney case.
But she was wearing a dress. Who do you say took the dress off?
Stop upticking your own comments dude. It’s embarrassing.
Do you fear the Power Of Zero?
Calli; it may surprise you that there are those of us who were brought up to believe that ‘taking advantage” of a woman when she was drunk was a pretty low act, but Mademoiselle was expected not to render herself vulnerable by getting so pizzed in the first place.
No. One witness who acknowledged her own intoxication said she thought she saw them pashing. There were several of the work colleagues present, wouldn’t you expect at least a couple of them to have noticed?
It doesn’t surprise me at all, Zulu. One of the Codes Of Conduct.
Chicks had them too…once upon a time in the mists of the past.
Ed Casesays:
June 11, 2023 at 6:29 pm
Higgin’s implicit claim that Lehrmann undressed her – I can’t see how a bloke could get that dress off her without tearing it –
Higgins didn’t claim that Lehrmann had undressed her.
She acknowledged at Trial that she wasn’t wearing underwear.
Grandpa Cletus
Please roll the CCTV tapes. By your account she claims that Lehrmann did not undress her, so how did she end up naked? Someone took her dress off, and she does not say whom. Either she did (Why?) or a mysterious third party did. (A cleaner checking for used condoms?)
Calli and Crossie I am an ENFJ 3% of us , just wiped my last answer . Trained in MBTI years ago but have a friend who trains it at M S of Business picked me as one.
Grandpa Cletus
Give it up. You are digging both yourself and Mizzzz Knickerless into the mire.
INTJs rool !
Ed Casesays:
June 11, 2023 at 6:35 pm
he was seen pashing her by independent witnesses
On the Bar CCTV, she seemed to be giving one other party goer (not Lehrmann) at least a smooch, perhaps even a pash.
The thing I don’t like about the movie starship troopers was the deliberate intent to make the human government fascist right down to the uniforms and operating on jingoistic propaganda.
That was not like the book, where while it was not universal franchise, was all about duty and giving to the community to earn the franchise. You can argue against that system of government, but it isn’t fascist.
But she was wearing a dress. Who do you say took the dress off?
Higgins made no claim that Lehrmann took her dress off.
The issue wasn’t canvassed at Trial, so nobody thought it was of any importance.
Will comment again how can a drunk woman balance on one high heel and remove her shoes . It is much harder to put shoe back on to buckle it up . Doctor son noted this most men would not have a clue I wonder why she didn’t want to see doctor they do blood tests perhaps? Not for alcohol .