Knuckle Draggersays:

June 17, 2023 at 9:56 pm

Mr Smith, the wobbling Garrett impersonator.

Gorn. Snivels from the field, as he should.

And taking the clipped ticket of a wasted DRS review with him.

Is it just me or do all Bony M songs sound the same?

All the music from that era sounded the same…

Black Ballsays:

June 17, 2023 at 10:07 pm

I read a cricket journo before the Test Championship saying that Warner wanted a swansong summer, culminating in his last match at the SCG. 

He’s already announced it.
He thinks by saying it that he has cornered the selectors. He thinks that they wouldn’t dare drop him as that would be akin to shooting Bambi.
I might be wrong.
He might get a rapturous send off at the SCG. But every cricket fan I talk to hates him with a passion.
In terms of misjudging the public mood, he and his missus are the Nicholae and Elena Ceausescu of Australian cricket.

You know something good is gonna happen.

We can rest assured Rabz that S K Warne sits comfortably in the top 5 cricketers the world has ever seen.

A second wife who broke up her husband’s first marriage can be assured that the same will be done to her.

I’m citing you the example of a certain Perth “colorful business identity” who abandoned his marriage,
to marry his secretary.

The lady realized that the marriage was in trouble, when she received the same phone calls about how he was delayed at the office, and working late, that she used to make to the first wife……

I do like the 70s when men were men and Jeanies were genies … what the ..stop that ! stop that!

Mark Dice:

Thousands Hit the Streets to Protest “LGBTQ Pride Night” at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles

If vaccines don’t cause autism, then how do you explain all this evidence?

Matt Rosendale
@RepRosendale

Tom informed me that these agents confiscated all the 4473 forms, none of which contain any financial information; instead, the IRS now has access to these forms with sensitive personal details of every customer who purchased a firearm from Highwood Creek Outfitters.

COVID-Vaccinated More Likely to Be Hospitalized: CDC Data

Is that an echo echo echo beach

No Trans, the only thing to get straight in your head is to explain how your laughable set of equations prove that Toyota either has it wrong or lying. That’s all you need to show us. There’s not need for any other explanation, such as the bullshit goal post move attempted in your last comment.

We’re still waiting.
Go!

Chemical spraying going on in the sky above. Most are paying attention to Cash and Rowdy.

Take note: Ignore the pricks giving footy updates.

“It’s a contrail!”

Cash 2.0 Great Dane at the LAPD Devonshire Division Pancake Breakfast Event 2023 (5 of 5)

Trans

How does this scrawl of unintelligible nonsense prove Toyota is lying about its claims, you dishonest dwarf.

rough numbers
tesla battery~ 85 kVA
3x range ~ 250 kVA
battery volts ~ 1000V
amps~ 250A

charge in 15 minutes -> 4* 250 == 1000 Amps

yeah … nah … 630 mm^2 cable

Approx weight per meter 7.1 Kg times 2

… nanna’s gonna struggle to plug that in

Go! We’re still waiting.

Most do not have a clue as to what is going on above their heads.

“Contrail!”

It’s “we” for the simple reason that you posted that in order to explain to us why Toyota’s claim was false. I’m therefore asking you to explain your claim. This:

rough numbers
tesla battery~ 85 kVA
3x range ~ 250 kVA
battery volts ~ 1000V
amps~ 250A

charge in 15 minutes -> 4* 250 == 1000 Amps

yeah … nah … 630 mm^2 cable

Approx weight per meter 7.1 Kg times 2

… nanna’s gonna struggle to plug that in

Now go, you bigmouthed dwarf.

Jo(ke) Biden again with “God Save the Queen”………….lol

https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1669801413604519937?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1669801413604519937%7Ctwgr%5Ed301803cdd8e9268818f2296008dcb562b53ea0a%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.michaelsmithnews.com%2F

Biden – Admits He is a Puppet

Jo(ke) Biden – “We have plans to build a railway line all the way across the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean………………….”. What Fruit Loop.

COMMENT: You are just anti-Democrat and always against Biden.

WU

REPLY: Sorry, you are so biased you cannot look objectively at anything. When Biden utters the phrase “I’m deviating from the script, and I going to get in trouble” don’t you understand that someone is scolding him if he speaks his own mind? I’m sorry. That is irrefutable evidence that he is nothing more than a puppet.

You obviously do not care who is really calling the shots. So far, these people behind the curtain using Biden have destroyed the world economy by corrupting SWIFT, the sanctions on Russia have only divided the world economy ending globalism. Then they have the audacity to threaten China that if they supply arms to Russia there will be sanctions against them. All of this is when the US is supplying arms to Ukraine. They have transformed the USA from the policeman of the world to the arrogant world dictator.

There was the One China policy and the Biden administration has abandoned decades of peace ensuring now that China has no choice but to invade Taiwan or appear subservient to the United States. Then these people have NATO expanding opening in Japan to spread their version of world peace by bombing the hell out anyone they dislike exercising their dictatorial power. NATO is now the greatest threat to Europe. The only country that sees this is France. NATO will destroy all of Europe.

So feel free to vote for Biden if you are over 70 and have no family members then you will not be drafted which may go up to 65 years old this time and include girls. Otherwise, a vote for Biden will be a vote to send your children or grandchildren to die on some foreign battlefield all for the glory of the NEOCONS. The United States is in the midst of a coup. The NEOCONS are in full control – their dream has come true. A vote for Biden is a vote for the NEOCONS. Vote for RFK, Jr. but not Biden if you care about your country. Biden is the patsy. He is not making these decisions.

You have no idea how this works. For nearly 50 years, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972) amassed secret files on America’s most prominent figures. He then used those files to blackmail and smear presidents and politicians. You did what he ORDERED or he would use the dirt on you to end your career or imprison you as they are doing to Trump right now. The NEOCONS have done that to Biden and his family. He does what he is told – OR ELSE!”

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/politics/biden-admits-he-is-a-puppet/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RSS

feelthebern says:
June 18, 2023 at 7:04 am
Newsom appearing on Hannity is a curious move.

This is to show the world that Murdoch kiddies are in charge for Hannity to bend the knee.

Telling the truth is the greatest crime.

Citizen Free Press
@CitizenFreePres

Alexander McCaskill, the former Fox producer who parted ways with the network for airing the “wannabe dictator” chyron, posted this photo of him leaving Fox offices.

Meme

Why not. They’re all crooks.

Top Trump prosecutor Karen Gilbert has checkered past: ‘Sorry sack of lies’

Smug tax.

Electric car owners without access to a home charger are now paying up to a 1,500 per cent penalty by being forced to top up their vehicles on the streets.

Empty offices, abandoned malls, concerns over crime: Why San Francisco, the Golden City, is losing its luster

Piers Akerman:

Brittany Higgins, Lidia Thorpe and Amanda Stoker – three women who have made allegations of sexual abuse, ranging from rape to groping, occurring in Parliament House.

While all the claims are serious, what separates these women are their responses to the alleged abuse.

Former parliamentary staffer Higgins, we know now, did not report her alleged assault to the police – or even parliamentary authorities – at the first possible occasion. This fact came out during the abandoned trial of the man she accused of rape, co-worker Bruce Lehrmann.

Instead, she shared her thoughts about her claims with friends in the first instance, then other contacts and, shortly after, with media personalities Lisa Wilkinson and Peter FitzSimons.

Her go-to political champions were senators Katy Gallagher and Penny Wong. Further, after gaming the political and publicity scenarios, including conversations about a book deal, she finally lodged an official complaint after her interview with Channel 10’s The Project received mass publicity.

Nonetheless, Labor, which did not hold back in weaponising her claims during the torrid election campaign against the Morrison Liberal government, agreed to a monetary settlement when it took office.

Liberals – including her ex-boss, former defence industry minister Linda Reynolds and another senator, Michaelia Cash – were precluded from providing input into the claims negotiations.

Senator Thorpe, who has perceived problems following accepted parliamentary protocols, offering a bastardised version of the oath of allegiance and standing to take the oath with a raised clenched fist, also failed to follow the established conventions regarding the reporting of allegations of sexual abuse.

After an outburst in the Senate with accusations against Victorian Liberal senator David Van, the independent activist first withdrew her remarks and then later repeated them. Van was also accused by Stoker, a former senator, of twice touching her bottom, which she reported to a colleague, and conferred with Van about in the company of others, all on the record.

Satisfied with the mediation process and securing a promise that such activity would not reoccur, Stoker moved on.

When another allegation was made to Opposition Leader Peter Dutton late Thursday, he immediately suspended Van from the Liberals’ partyroom, pending an investigation. After a further allegation surfaced on Friday, he suggested Van quit.

Van has, for his part, denied wrongdoing, and declared that his “good reputation has been wantonly savaged”.

There is another group of women who have, in the past, made much of their concerns about women’s safety – the teals, who enjoyed adoring publicity from well-heeled feminist sympathisers during the election campaign.

Searches failed to reveal any position taken by their more prominent members during the current brouhaha.

Perhaps that’s because Labor’s Gallagher and Wong, two of the three “mean girls” named by late senator Kimberley Kitching, have been damaged after making unsubstantiated claims against Reynolds.

After initially denying they had been made aware of the Higgins’ matter, they now acknowledge they did know of the allegations when they attacked Reynolds during an estimates hearing.

Despite Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s repeated claims, Labor’s hands are not clean.

They haven’t protected women – if they are Liberals – and the silence of the teals speaks volumes about their empty claim to uphold integrity.

Whether in or out of parliament, it should be obvious to all that the first port of call for any sexual abuse complainant must be the police.

As Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce stressed on Thursday: “Allegations are serious, some are dumb and dangerous, but what you’ve got to do is take these to police.”

Justice should be the goal, not political vendettas, if the public is to trust politicians.

Sancho Panzer at 8:27 – Bluey looks safe. The only thing the ALPBC does that doesn’t involve bending over taxpayers. Should be on the cover of any sale documents.

From the NHS and care homes… to OnlyFans: How young health workers are abandoning £10-an-hour frontline jobs in favour of raking in £1,000-a-day salaries with racy, home-made porn videos and saucy pics

David Littleproud weighs in, Riverine Herald:

Nationals leader David Littleproud said he was shocked by the allegations made against Senator Van.

“I appreciate Senator Van wants to have a presumption of innocence, but I also appreciate the fact that Peter Dutton has the right to protect the Liberal Party and to undertake his own investigation,” he told Nine’s Today program on Sunday.

“If his behaviour doesn’t meet the standards of the Liberal party, then (Peter Dutton) has every right to remove Senator Van from his party room, and the Liberal Party has every right to accept his resignation.”

Mr Littleproud hit out at Senator Van’s decision to remain in parliament on the cross bench.

“While the senator can stay, under the law, really, he wasn’t elected on his own volition,” he said.

“He was elected on the Liberal Party. He wants to remove himself from the Liberal party, and then he should probably also remove himself from the Senate.”

It’s really sad that The Outsiders this morning are lauding Dutton for taking decisive action so quickly. Funny how he can only do that when he is against his own party.

It’s also sad that Rita is going ho as well that Rowan has to remind her about a presumption of innocence.

I am not surprised at James Morrow thinking that David Van and Katy Gallagher are two different issues. It’s shallow thinking like this that damns the right to perpetually losing, it is all one fight.

This is harsh.

‘Rolf Harris is one of yours’: Barmy Army lets rip at Australian fans

Indolentsays:
June 18, 2023 at 8:40 am
Telling the truth is the greatest crime.

Alexander McCaskill, the former Fox producer who parted ways with the network for airing the “wannabe dictator” chyron, posted this photo of him leaving Fox offices.

What’s with the stick? No jacket and no tie? At least he’s sort of smiling. Probably quite happy to be out of the place.

Mr Littleproud hit out at Senator Van’s decision to remain in parliament on the cross bench.

Senator Van should resign from Parliament when Lidia Thorpe does the same.

The past cannot be cured.

– Elizabeth I

Groogs go back to Kangaroo Court. It’s more you.

I forget. In parliament, back in 2011 or whatever, she was pictured in parliament sexily walking past various male Labor slugs, including Billy Boy Shorten. They were all sitting there with their tongues hanging out, like a group of horny fifteen year old school boys with their little dicks hanging out masturbating to pornhub.

It’s funny you mentioned that, Cassie. We were at Perth airport one time, waiting for the flight back to Melbourne after arriving from London. Shortened, along with his entourage, graced us with his presence in the Qantas lounge. I never noticed because I don’t think men have a sleazominator attached to their brain. Wifey noticed that Shortened couldn’t take his eyes off a young mother carrying a kid around for the entire wait. As she says, his eyes were glued to her. 

Possibly the only time Carr is worth listening too.

Nope, when he said Sydney was full he was right. Since then then they managed to stuff another million or 2 in. Then they wonder why rents are so high and generally unavailable, and they need to spaff a lazy 2 billion on social housing.

Pretending professional sport isn’t first (and always) about the money doesn’t serve anybody’s interests. Ask Rory McIlroy.

Hey, FFFool, whatabout Milton Orkopoulos or Keith Wright, or Bill D’Arcy, to mention just a few Labor sleazes.

Bill Collins would have made a terrible Uber driver.

I meant to add that about 40 years ago Rugby League players used to have real jobs and playing on the weekends was a hobby. Wasn’t one famous player in Sydney a doctor and another a garbo?

There is something wrong with things when it is enough for a woman to publicly make claims of being harassed or molested without any further obligation on their part for at least some sort of corroboration even in the form of a police report or complaint to their employers HR, or similar.

No other accusation is levelled so lightly. If some politician claimed they had been threatened or attacked by an opponent we would want a bit more than their word.

But there is a blindness of sorts when it comes to ladies, and an instant halo of guilt surrounds the accused, where a sexual hue is layered on.

It does not matter how preposterous Thorpe’s history is, how often we laugh at her transports of self-righteousness, we must suddenly accept her claims when she prefaces them with the word ‘sex’.

But over the past few decades of movies and TV shows have instilled the assumption that women are are first victimised in the first instance but then repeatedly in the press, in the courts, and all those imagined bastions of masculinity (clubs, board rooms, locker rooms etc.)

No one wants to be one of those guys. No man wants to be seen doubting the word of a woman because that means he approves of the abuse of women.

Far from men automatically flying to the defence of other men, what we see is how readily they fly to the defence of women and willingly injure other men.

Daily Telegraph with Cydonee Mardon reporting:

The brother of a three-year-old girl who went missing from a Wollongong beach 53 years ago is appealing to the NSW Attorney-General to re-examine the case.

Ricki Nash, who has devoted his life to finding out what happened to his little sister Cheryl Grimmer, confirmed his family had sent a letter to Michael Daley asking him to “look again” at a judge’s decision to throw out the confession of a man who allegedly admitted to the 1971 abduction and murder.

Little Cheryl vanished from Fairy Meadow beach in 1970.

She was last seen in showers near the beach, where she had spent the afternoon with her mother, Ricki and two other older brothers.

Witnesses at the time reported seeing an unknown male carrying a child wrapped in a towel towards the beach car park.

Despite a huge police search no trace of her has ever been found, but a 2011 inquest concluded she had died.

Years later former NSW detective Frank Sanvitale took charge of the cold case and, after months of trawling through old case files, statements, newspaper clippings and other evidence, he and his partner Damien Loone found a confession in one of the dusty boxes.

They built a case and arrested a suspect in 2017.

The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was charged with murder and extradited from Victoria.

Just as he was due to stand trial, the NSW Supreme Court found the confession he made when he was 17 years old during a police interview in 1971 was inadmissable.

Justice Robert Hulme formed the view that admitting the confession into evidence would be unfair as the accused was more vulnerable than an average 17-year-old.

Having an adult or legal representative present during his interview may have gone a long way towards overcoming the unfairness, he found.

It took just 90 minutes for the Director of Public Prosecutions to decide not to appeal a judge’s decision to exclude a murder confession — something Mr Sanvitale and Mr Nash have never come to terms with.

This week, in a letter to Mr Daley, the family argued the details in the confession were “corroborated during a 2016-17 reinvestigation” and called on the Attorney-General to allow an application to the NSW Supreme Court for a fresh inquest.

They also called for the lifting of media restrictions preventing the previous suspect’s name being published to prompt other possible witnesses to come forward.

Police have refused to confirm whether the man remains a suspect.

Previous Attorney-General Mark Speakman described the collapse of the 2019 trial as the “end of the road” in one of Australia’s most high-profile mysteries.

But Mr Nash and his family refuse to give up hope.

“I hope you can see your way to intervening in this case to bring some kind of closure to Cheryl’s brothers after 53 years of torture,” they pleaded.

“The family will not stop in its pursuit of justice and the media spotlight on this case is not going to go away. Cheryl’s Voice will be heard.”

A spokesman for the Attorney-General confirmed that he had received a letter from the Grimmer family and said he had asked the Department of Communities and Justice to review it.

What a horrible shitshow. So a confession to the abduction was not allowed because of ‘unfairness’ and ‘vulnerability’ because of the accused age at the time. Tell me, is it fair that this girl met her maker and her family go through 53 years of heartache? End of the road says Speakman. Just awful.

Looks like Groogs found his notes from mUnty’s Whataboutism 101 course.