So called feminism has caused this idiocy.

Yep; it led to SSM, which led to the invasion of the trannies and every other POS. White women are the biggest supporter of alarmism and other woke issues.

Teresa
@pepedownunder

WHO pandemic treaty is cancelled!
In rare win vs. Big Pharma….
WHO has backed down on proposed amendments for mandatory vaccines & lockdowns
– Australian MP Malcom Roberts

No Mr Panzer, Parish had time to straighten up and run that bit of extra distance and put the game to bed. Went for the flashy option, paid the ultimate penalty.

What isn’t exciting however is this short pitched bullshit being served up by Enggeerrrllllaaannnddd. Being around 130 clicks won’t trouble many batsmen worth their salt. In saying that, Cameron Green takes one on the scone. Right on the coat of arms.

 Black Ball says:

July 1, 2023 at 11:34 pm

No Mr Panzer, Parish had time to straighten up and run that bit of extra distance and put the game to bed. Went for the flashy option, paid the ultimate penalty.

Err, what game were you watching?
Handball backwards to Parish.
Port player three metres behind him.
Another five metres in front.
Another three metres to his left.
He really only had a 1-2 step and kick option.
I was watching with a mate and we both agreed we were better slotting goals from the couch now than thirty years ago in the freezing rain on the actual paddock.

remote workers are less productive, apparently

Peter Santenello:

Hello Everyone, this is a heavy but important story. It won’t be too long before these stories won’t be told in person anymore. Take a deep breath and dive in, Lucy has a lot to say.

The Last Witness: 94-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor

they’re taking away our fruit and vegetable bags next, then it will be garbage bags.

This is getting really nasty. Islam allows Christians to exist but the green-progressive religion is rapidly coming to a point of anathemizing us completely from society. As Farage says he may even have to leave Britain, since it is becoming harder and harder to continue there.

This is fascism, pure and simple. Or exile by other means.

By driving Farage out of the UK the fascists prevent him from organising voters against them. Who could have predicted this from the home of Magna Carta and The Rights Of Man?

The French Riots

QUESTION: Martin,

You said to watch France and an early warning indicator. Might Europe be on the precipice?

My family, friends, and I thank you for everything that you do.

Best wishes,

JC

ANSWER: “What we are watching in France is far more than simply a police shooting of a 17-year-old youth. The New York Times reported that in subsequent years, several beatings by the police and deaths in custody led to minor protests. This appears to be cumulative, but economic stagnation is eating away at Europe. While the overall unemployment rate in France is about 7%, the youth unemployment rate of ages 15 to 24 remains over 20%. This is a direct source of the unrest. All civil unrest is ALWAYS rooted in economics. A simple correlation between the global economy and economics reveals the source.

The danger is that as the economic conditions of Europe get worse with all the insane regulation for Climate Change that is reducing food production to eliminating jobs, all for a theory pushed by the WEF to create a new world of totalitarian order, we see hostility rising not just internationally, but also domestically and this can spread as a contagion throughout the EU. You cannot destroy the livelihood of so many people without dire consequences. This is partly why they also want the international war to divert attention from their failed climate change agenda.

The recent events in France are an uncanny repeat of the youth/racial riots of the autumn of 2005. That is when two youngsters of Arab origin were electrocuted while trying to escape arrest by the French police. This time, two police officers shot a juvenile of Algerian origin as he tried to escape in a stolen car. The evidence that surfaced showed that the police officer was in no danger. That is what set off the rights once again.

In the hours that followed, literally tens of thousands of primarily young males, many of them minors, poured out and launched violent riots in the suburbs of French cities. These riots appeared Nantes in the north to Marseille in the south. They set fire to cars and public buildings that, included schools. They began to pillage local stores, and hundreds of people were arrested in the process. The government has reported that 170 policemen have been injured. This appears to many as once again racial since the rioters, this time, are third and fourth-generation descendants of migrants. There have been reports that some are said to have used firearms to harass the locals living mostly in social housing.

Terrorist attacks of 2013 on the Bataclan Club in Paris and 2016 in Nice resulted in a significant shock to French society. Consequently, a state of emergency was declared and then extended. It was finally lifted in 2017, but a new law passed simultaneously made some of its provisions permanent. This has left scars that some view as racial against Arab immigrants.

When we look at Europe, what is interesting is that in absolute figures, France remains much more unattractive for continued migration. Social welfare is far better compared to other European countries. In France, the proportion of people born abroad has been stable at around 10% for years because of those terrorist attacks. In Austria, this proportion of migrants has risen from 13% in 2015 to over 20% today. Friends in Austria complain that their society has been forever altered. The massive immigration wave of 2015-2016 hit Germany, the Scandinavian countries, and Austria primarily because of their welfare systems. France was at no time a target country for this mass immigration at that time.

President Emmanuel Macron had to cut his trip short to the pathetic EU summit on migration. Macron has come out and blamed TikTok for the escalation of violence. Interestingly, Twitter began to suppress user accounts in France that posted images and videos of the riots last Friday. Twitter even shut down accounts of non-France origin for posting about the riots. Because of French media law, Twitter avoided committing a criminal offense. Macron is also making the parents of those rioting minors responsible. Back during the 2005 riots, his predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, in response to the growing violence, cut social benefits for their families. That was 15 years ago.”

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/civil-unrest/the-french-riots/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RSS

How about that. A JC asking a question. LOL

Peter Dutton on Sky: Senator Gallagher is a good person who has been led astray. And then in the next sentence he says she misled the Senate.

So much for his political instincts. He wants to be nice and then belatedly remembers that he is the opposition and should hold the government to account.

Bowen and Albo, and their Greens and Teal fellow travellers, are sticking to their unachievable goals of Net Zero, pushing for greater reductions in the use of essential so-called fossil fuels

And who is behind the Teals? A billionaire who stands to profit from renewables. Who are the other promoters of Blackout Bowen’s policies? All the other billionaires who profit from renewables. “Clean energy” is a very profitable club and the rest of us are not in it.

When the proverbial hits the fan the renewables billionaires have the means to up stakes and fly away to other parts of the world where they did not follow their lead. Rich environmentalists are just locusts.

I had a poor suffering feminist friend tell me that older men and younger women shouldn’t be in relationships the other day – she based this on the nonsense Marxist critical theory regarding “power imbalances”.

How are they going to sell child abuse to her?

Dot, quite easily, it will be touted as sexual liberation. The rhetoric will be that the children are being liberated from their oppressive and Neanderthal parents.

Exactly when did females become so grotesque? Tattoos, humungous excess flesh, even in the young, shrieking and jabbering at each other. Young men, sitting in large groups drinking copious amounts of lager and hoping…for what exactly? A flamboyant queer struts down the street, surrounded by screeching faghags. Doof doof echoes from a bar.

Poms.
Horrid people.
The worst.
Worse than Germans on holiday.

The people who cast the votes don’t decide an election, the people who count the votes do.

– Joseph Stalin

There goes Da Voice and here comes the Invoice.

https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2023/07/democrat-erica-marsh-says-its-not-fair-that-other-people-arent-paying-her-debts-for-her.html

Today there’s some shit about Teh Voice in each capital city. Instead of Aboriginal stars in sport and other high profile blacks, they are having ‘ordinary’ people do the spruiking.
Apparently 10000 are signed up in Melbourne, I think to make ads as well. No doubt 9000 of those will be white Greens voters to give themselves a nice warm feeling in their nether regions.

No doubt 9000 of those will be white Greens voters to give themselves a nice warm feeling in their nether regions.

Motivated by a feeling of “righting the wrongs we have done to Aborigines.”

Tv tells me in Maryborough Queensland, there is something called the Mary Poppins festival. So they’ve fired up a 150 year old train, dress ups of course, grandma races with prams and I think I just saw the granddads running the last furlong on the racetrack, with one codger taking a tumble. I hope the curtain wasn’t drawn.
Looked fantastic, (not bloke falling) is it an annual thing?

Further from the Sunshine State, sitting on your arse and sprinkle fairy flatus news, Courier Mail:

Queensland’s rental market has descended into a Hunger Games-style battle for homes, with tenants slugged an average of $56 more every week than when the state government held its flagship housing summit eight months ago.

And agents and industry experts have warned there is no end in sight to the state’s debilitating housing crisis, with vacancy rates plateauing near record lows and fears the continued tinkering of rental reforms has spooked investors.

A Courier-Mail investigation has uncovered distressing accounts from Queenslanders desperate to find a property, including real estate agents placing limits on property viewings, tenants submitting high-level resumes and offering cash in advance, caravan parks having zero vacancies, parents and children living in motels for months, and people being forced to find strangers online to live with in a bid to keep off the streets.

Since the government held a housing summit last October following sustained pressure to address the crisis, the average weekly rent in Brisbane has climbed 10 per cent from $560 to $616, or about $2900 a year – more than five times the rate of Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk’s $550 cost-of-living relief payment.

In that time the rental vacancy rate has barely shifted – from 0.8 per cent to 1 per cent.

There are also concerns the full return of foreign students heading to Queensland post-Covid-19 is still to come, meaning supply of rental properties will likely be further affected.

Mother of three Jessica Tracy Taylor, 23, said she had been living in a caravan park since last September and distressingly applied for more than 800 properties – all which were rejected.

Despite the cramped conditions Ms Taylor, whose youngest child is just four weeks old, was still being slugged $480 a week, and said she felt “hopeless” about finding a home for her family.

“I just didn’t know what to do anymore,” she said.

“It’s a lot of worrisome nights, you spend most of your nights crying because you just don’t know where you’re going to be the next day.

“At the moment it’s struggling to find the money for the rent and be able to pay money for food.”

Ms Taylor, who also has a three-year-old son and a 13-month-old daughter, said before they found the caravan park the family had no choice but to live with her partner’s family, with 12 people crammed into one house.

“We are applying for town houses, condos, apartments, normal houses, duplexes, just anything,” she said.

“If we didn’t have my partner’s family we would have been living on the streets.

“We just couldn’t get approved for anything.

“It’s still been incredibly hard with prices of everything going up; rent is ridiculous.”

Multiple caravan parks across the state confirmed they were booked out and struggling to manage a wave of applications as the school holidays roll in.

Several parks said they were consistently operating at full capacity and receiving up to 70 phone calls a day for application requests.

Capalaba’s Greenacre caravan park manager Debbie Dawson said none of her long term rentals were leaving – because they had nowhere to go.

“I have nothing left to give,” she said.

Mother Taria Somers, 35, has spent two months desperately hunting for a rental, only to be knocked back from more than 50 rental properties.

“It’s deflating coming to inspections and some of them have 30 people there, so you know you’re fighting,” she said.

“I’ve got two small children, and I feel like that really impacts on our application compared with a couple with no kids.”

Ms Somers said she had been attending viewings almost every day.

“We need to be out of our place pretty soon – I don’t know what we’ll do,” she said.

Ms Somers said a third of her income was going towards rent at the moment, but now it was looking like it would be half or more when they found a new place to live.

David Waldron, the head of property management for Burlington Property Agents, said the market was the tightest it had been in a decade – and he did not see the crisis abating soon.

“We generally have run at a vacancy rate of 3.5-4 per cent … we are currently running at 1 per cent,” he said.

“The biggest demand is in the properties, houses three bedrooms, four bedrooms, under $500 a week.

“We are getting an increase in foreign students, (and) we aren’t seeing as many people vacating their properties.”

Now aren’t Queensland basking in a glow of record receipts from the mining industry? Where are the outcomes? To be pissed away on the Olympics where they were the only bidder?

Roger says:
July 2, 2023 at 9:45 am

But yesterday I was assured by the fat lesbian that there is no persecution of Christians taking place. Who to believe?

Sorry…moves afoot in the Labor Party

A source in the campaign said fears were raised using celebrities would backfire and the shift was made because Australians don’t like being told what to do.

Finally.
They are starting to see the problem.

PM Albanese was bundled into his car by AFP on Thursday after farmers protesting the Interconnector West project crashed an even in Horsham VIC.

As Mr Albanese left the scene, protesters made “offensive hand gestures” and “cheered and hugged” following his departure, according to the ABC.

Meanwhile, Federal Labor’s polling in QLD has dropped by almost 4%.

I’d say the honeymoon is over.

Indigenous people during NAIDOC Week.

The rest of us are begrudged one day – January 26th?

“…the Glass House Mountains have also been the subject of speculation over whether climbers will be banned in the future.”

Welcome to Country!

We were subjected to a short speech at the beginning of mass about the oldest living culture on earth

The oldest living culture on Earth is actually that of the San Bushmen, of Southern Africa – over 100,000 years.

The “oldest living culture” tag is certainly open to dispute

A group of the locals claim “we should be proud to walk in the footsteps of the worlds oldest living culture.” If one is crass enough to point out that you have no choice, considering they never invented the wheel, the conversation deteriorates…

There has been one aspect of Da Voice that seems to have received scant attention.

Da Voice will be peopled by, and designed to facilitate the intentions of the elites within the Aboriginal industry.

We have witnessed decades of the same failing schemes being deployed with ever increasing funding. One after another we have had politicians and activists telling us that the situation is dire, admonishing the public telling them it is because they are racist, and that the only solution is to confiscate more of their hard earned and spend it on some new (but same as the old) scheme.

The problem is always racism. The solution is always money.

Obviously the existing strategies do not work, but the elites have a vested interest in them.

If Da Voice is established, beyond any oversight and without having to answer for itself, these same schemes, the same endless rivers of money pouring into the same bottomless pockets.

They will never countenance a different strategy. Never permit a fresh, reevaluated approach.

Far from delivering improvements for Aborigines, it will lock in failure, degradation, and suffering.

Wonder if that will shift the needle. Nothing else has.

If you had a dick it would be a needle.

WIP good today. My favourite: disney making a new cartoon movie about a trannie whale called Maybe Dick.

Also good: why aren’t the chunks aren’t bothering about global warming: because they already have a commie government.

This outrage is not over. I have just received this email from a Sydney group opposed to the mRNA vaccines:

An elderly lawyer Dr John Wilson, has been in jail for three weeks.

Why is this necessary now?

What a surprise: the CEO of Bud Light is ex CIA.

The not counted trope is another.”

The latest nonsense is “Suppose you were told you weren’t important enough, to be counted in the population of this country?”

Are dentists calling themselves doctors now?

Who’s next…podiatrists?

[Yes, I know GPs aren’t doctors either, but let’s not get pedantic.]

British SAS chiefs ‘destroyed evidence of Afghanistan murders in war crime cover-up’

By george arbuthnott and jonathan calvert
11:59AM July 2, 2023
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Special forces commanders from the United Kingdom destroyed computer files to “cover up” potential evidence that SAS troops murdered unarmed civilians, it is alleged.

The commanders at special forces headquarters in London had been ordered to preserve computer evidence before a visit by Royal Military Police (RMP) officers investigating alleged war crimes by the SAS in Afghanistan.

But documents submitted to an official inquiry into the killings claim that the commanders defied the order and instead permanently deleted an unknown quantity of data from their main computer server.
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The inquiry was initiated after investigations by The Sunday Times and the BBC, which claimed that rogue SAS units executed innocent civilians during a campaign of night raids that were supposed to capture Taliban fighters.

The new evidence suggests that there were as many as 80 suspicious killings by three out of the four SAS squadrons between 2010 and 2013. The documents reveal the high kill rate of the SAS squadrons during their six-month tours of duty in Afghanistan. One soldier shot dead 35 people in a single tour.

This same soldier’s squadron carried out a night raid on the home of Saifullah Yar, who first gave a witness account to The Sunday Times describing how four members of his family had been shot dead in their home by the SAS in February 2011. The special forces soldiers allegedly handcuffed and hooded the victims before murdering them.

The killings were among more than 50 that were investigated by the RMP under an operation code-named Northmoor. The investigation was wound down by the government in 2017 after just three years. It did not lead to any prosecutions.

Yar’s lawyers, Leigh Day, criticised the RMP investigation as inadequate. They are representing a number of families who lost relatives during the night raids, and have made a submission to the inquiry based on documents disclosed by the Ministry of Defence after court action.

The submission quotes the MoD documents referring to “an unofficial policy of blooding in” new soldiers. The submission does not expand on what this means. However, the term has previously been used in an inquiry into the conduct of Australian special forces in Afghanistan to describe how junior soldiers were given the chance to shoot dead prisoners by their superiors to register their first kill.

The lawyers argue that the closure of Operation Northmoor was part of a “wide-ranging, multilayered” cover-up of the Afghan killings by the British army and government.

This began, it is alleged, with the UK special forces troops on the ground, who are accused of producing false official accounts of the killings, planting weapons on bodies to pretend the victims were armed, and failing in their duty to inform the RMP about the serious incidents.

Reports on the killings and other evidence were instead kept in a “controlled access security compartment” by senior special forces commanders to keep them secret, the documents say.