Today’s Paywallion: Post voice, PM still failing to follow through on his vow Jacinta Nampijinpa Price 14 Oct 2024 Last…
Today’s Paywallion: Post voice, PM still failing to follow through on his vow Jacinta Nampijinpa Price 14 Oct 2024 Last…
Along with “climate change”, “stolen generations” is part of the mythology that left-wing Australian governments use to extort money from…
“Mum, why would Australia say no to us having a voice?” my nine-year-old asked. So, these people are’nt Australians?
Hmm Black Ball – the Horsham-Kalkee road listed for Allan’s road repair funding. It’s a busy enough road but not…
I have a friends that voted green in the last federal and state elections. They have since become huge Musk…
Elevenses is really an early afternoon tea.
Not really. It is morning tea. At around 11.00 am.
Could be worse. No one would ever want to be conceived because of the Dog On Tuckerbox. How could you live that down? The Big Sheep would be an also ran.
I couldn’t even make it halfway through the episode. The guy kept referring to the demonstrators entering the Capitol as “the attack”. The only ones attacked were the protesters.
hahahahaha
The scrawl on the video reckons it’s a social experiment to see what happens if a couple of gals are holding hands pretending to be lezzos walking NYC streets.
It’s about 95% black dudes either gawking at them or throwing smart alec barbs their way.
https://twitter.com/AngelaBelcamino/status/1689779074909057024
“But, is there anything in his world better than tea and scones (butter and jam) in the afternoon. “
Nothing better. At my work, our corporate kitchen sometimes make scones for various departments, always served with whipped cream and strawberry jam they make on the premises. Everyone rushes for the floor kitchen when the scones come out.
About twice a year, my sister and I take Mum for High Tea in the QVB Tea Room here in Sydney’s CBD. We love it, we quaff champers and eat freshly made scones, little sandwiches and petit fours……scrummo!
“My eldest son was conceived that night with the Big Prawns blessing.”
Not very kosher.
I know it is, Johnny. I was just imagining Hobbity sumptuousness.
On imagining…
Dragnet’s son meeting hot hippie chickie babe…
Q. *eyelashes flashing* What is your Spirit Animal?
A. School Prawn.
Oh…
calli
Aug 11, 2023 8:57 PM
I know it is, Johnny. I was just imagining Hobbity sumptuousness.
On imagining…
I just love everything about the Hobbits and the Lord of the Rings. What an imagination to write all of that. Hats off Big Time. Same as the Game of Thrones. Genius.
This place is fairly oozing bonhomie tonight.
Is this the calm before the storm?
It’s vomit inducing, doncha thing? 🙂
High tea at the Raffles in Singapore, or the Peninsular in Hong Kong is the last word in colonial decadence….
Obviously i just haven’t annoyed you enough yet, Calli.
I think this sums up the storyteller’s imagination.
End of Western Civ. Let’s party like its 1999.
Jason Riley – African American opinion writer for the WSJ, explains to the WSJ readership what the Squeal is about.
A bar down Oxford Street.
For the interest of any who believe woke is weak in NQ here is the flight departures board at Cairns airport.
think..
A cooked breakfast (not by you obvs) is a great luxury. Sat morning was always pick the papers up at 7-11 then either scrambled eggs or corn fitters. The cafe has now closed following a dispute with Yarra Trams.
Are you entirely sure that with quite a few of ’em it wouldn’t be be like throwing Brer Rabbit into the briar patch?.
We had breakfast at the Peninsula HK. Most disappointing. Eggs were ghastly and, let’s face it, if a hotel can’t cook breakfast eggs, what hope? (smirk)
High tea at Raffles was… well, I don’t remember the menu, really. I was too taken with the history of the place. Just imagine; a tiger, no less!
This place is fairly oozing bonhomie tonight.
Yes and it can if it wants too. It’s all up to the Inmates of course. LOL. Happy Friday.
Thought you were big on the English language.
A few Pimms No.1 Cups under the belt, I reckon.
After Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, leader of the center-left Labor Party, was elected last year, he promised to push for a ballot initiative amending the constitution to give indigenous Australians—and only them—a special “voice to parliament.”
Well, from where I am sitting, he is so far left he will be left back in the dressing room.
This person is a Marxist. As red as they come. He despises the Market Economy that has provided he and Australia with riches. He is a Traitor. Full stop.
Oozing bonhomie? Lets hope it’s well researched bonhomie. I am glad it is just Friday nite bonhomie. Re the Big Banana, Bruce we only used it this trip as a guide for when to turn right to ‘the resorts’ area. Haven’t been near it since the kids were small, when we dutifully visited. At that time the hills around Coffs were surrounded by banana plantations, my Big Sis lived on one for a while up round that way, and my main memory of visiting her is that the mosquitos were ferocious enough to carry you away when they dive bombed in a fleet. Coffs now is somewhere we only use as a pit stop on the way to Queensland, as it is so busy and overcrowded now.
Love the TV up this way. The regions get Sky After Dark for free, and how good is that? Otherwise they’d be reliant on woke free to air. We’ve watched Rita, before heading off into a dark roadway to walk to dinner, and the US Report followed by the Media Show just now. We have been very taken with a TV ad for a mobile chicken caravan, an egg laying cage on wheels you can move around. Essential for every home. Only in Australia, lol.
Knuckle Dragger
Aug 11, 2023 9:25 PM
Yes and it can if it wants too.
Thought you were big on the English language.
A few Pimms No.1 Cups under the belt, I reckon.
As you don’t like English and love the French then piss over there and speak french you Tosser. No loss here. I like Australian red wine. You can stick your Pimms up your back passage. R sole.
Re TV pics of those wildfires down to the coast in Maui. They show suburbs burned out. We’ve driven through that area and I noted at the time the build up of vegetation. It worries me with regard to Sydney’s western suburbs. It’s hot out there when the winds roar in. In aboriginal times these areas were parklands, deliberately burned out to be open grasslands. When I was a girl there were still a lot of open grasslands. Now there are estates everywhere and trees overload the landscape, providing a series of ready made candles acting as conduits for sending fire throughout these suburbs.
JC,,, you need banning for that awful triage.
And, I hope the reporter sent to get borbidges comment wasn’t young. ?
This fight thing appears to be real and it’s could possibly be held somewhere like a surrounding area of the coliseum or similar, in Rome. Musk is one crazy fcuk, and apparently has some serious spinal problems, but boy I hope he beats the living shit out of Fcukerberg.
Thanks for that WSJ article JC, have copied it and sent it to my wifey.
For shame, don’t you know he was raised by a single mum, in public housing?
Razey
Aug 11, 2023 9:15 PM
Delta A
Aug 11, 2023 9:06 PM
This place is fairly oozing bonhomie tonight.
Is this the calm before the storm?
End of Western Civ. Let’s party like its 1999.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rblt2EtFfC4
LOL.
Just showing how it is, Pat. Aren’t they just disgusting. The three of those pikers together, looking pleased in each other’s presence. Oh God.
Love is love
Just have to point out that the assisted migrant program UK to Australia ended in 1982, I knew someone that came out under the scheme in 1980.
Rodriguez (aka Sugarman)
As I’ve said here, Peter Purcell’s articles on indigenous issues are worth their weight in gold. Good to see the Wall Street Journal quoting them, and recognizing Quadrant as the source, to make some sensible conclusions after detailing information about some of the problems that the Voice will do nothing to fix. We need more international analysis of this sort on the Voice, which help to explain why so many Australians are opposed to it.
Rosie
Aug 11, 2023 9:45 PM
Just have to point out that the assisted migrant program UK to Australia ended in 1982, I knew someone that came out under the scheme in 1980.
In which case I want my money back and I want to know their name/phone number/TFN/Medicare Number, etc, etc, etc.
LOL. I fink’ that you are not correct BTW.
And your name is? BS?
Crucify Your Mind has a great intro.
Drove up Footscray Rd for the first time in forever today.
What’s the double decker road for?
I thought they were building a tunnel.
Skirting around the northern part of the CBD one should be forgiven for thinking you had accidentally teleporting to a foreign land.
Ditto for the Melbourne University graduation ceremonies being held at the Exhibition Buildings, everyone with gowns, mortar boards and big bunches of flowers.
My daughter’s Melbourne uni graduation a few years ago was on campus, very dull, I cricked my neck surreptitiously playing angry birds.
anyone game to ask how much is being forked out for these.
T
I know you vastly prefer fiction over fact but there it is.
This is going to be a growth industry…
I must admit I stand corrected, But I paid full fare. A lot more than 10 pounds. More like 560 pounds one way and money well spent.
https://collections.museumsvictoria.com.au/articles/13640#:~:text=The%20assisted%20passage%20scheme%20finally,Australia%20(Appleyard%2C%201988).
He should have been made to swim back to England.
This extensive resort must be saving on electricity. It’s a few hundred metres walk down to the restaurant and bar, and we had to do it in the almost dark. I am clinging on to Hairy as we stumble down the roadway, he’s wearing dark clothes and I’m glad I am in light Barbie pink, hence visible in the gloom to any oncoming vehicle. The only thing that could make this worse would be tigers, I say, reprising the Cameron Highlands of Malaysia. Even mentioning them gave me the willies about all of the shapes in the bushes. Will we be robbed, I imagine, from loonies awaiting just such an opportunity and me so visible. I am very easily influenced by my own scary thoughts. Luckily Hairy is used to them and lets me hang on tight to him. Maybe he even enjoys it. 🙂
Was that when the lost traveller knocked on your door and asked “How far is the Red Prawn Inn?” ?
Mark Dice:
Capitol PoIice Chief Makes Stunning Revelation About What Happened on January 6th
This is what TDS looks like on the streets.
I saw this idiot in the same garb on 5th near Trump Tower.
Elizabeth (Lizzie) Beare
Aug 11, 2023 9:35 PM
Re TV pics of those wildfires down to the coast in Maui. They show suburbs burned out. We’ve driven through that area and I noted at the time the build up of vegetation. It worries me with regard to Sydney’s western suburbs. It’s hot out there when the winds roar in. In aboriginal times these areas were parklands, deliberately burned out to be open grasslands. When I was a girl there were still a lot of open grasslands. Now there are estates everywhere and trees overload the landscape, providing a series of ready made candles acting as conduits for sending fire throughout these suburbs.
Not too sure about that. There was something called the Cumberland Forest I do believe.
And how come every fire now is called a wild fire?
We’re booked on Cunard next year (against my wishes). Let’s see how their daily “high tea” fares.
Oh, Lord … where’s the bar??
Oh my.
Is there going to be ‘bovver’?
Illiterate scrawlings, fuelled by Pimms. No wonder you lost that Empire you keep whining about.
Plus, apparently you missed out on a discount getting here in the first place. No wonder you complain all the time.
Businessman Alan Bond moved to Australia with his parents in 1950. He was named “Australian of the Year” in 1978.
And who gave him that ‘gong’? An Australian?
There are not many banana plantations around Coffs any more. The Big Banana is redundant, a relic of another era. Now its all retirement villas and tourism.
Sad in a way. The economic heart of the old agricultural system is gone.
JC> thought it was kinda obv but the GFC in 2008 was triggered by an asset bubble in USA real estate markets. Working for a big USA bank at the time there were a few OMG moments where I’d take a bunch of cash out from ATMs just in case
Knuckle Dragger
Aug 11, 2023 10:13 PM
Neanderthal. You are the one moaning all the time. Not me. You don’t like the English so speak Aborigine then. Or French. Or just mumble.
Held in the Queen’s Room of the Queen Mary during ‘the crossing’ from New York to Southampton, it was pretty good, and quite acceptable on the other two Cunard Queen’s we’ve sampled.
It had a more authentic sense of the old Imperialism though in the Cameron Highlands of Malaysia in one of their old hotels. Especially when we learned that tigers did actually prowl around the golf course still. It was just over the road from us and we did walk all the way around it. Saw some photographs of a recent sighting, and that really was a very large and magnificent cat, still living wild.
Knuckle Dragger
Aug 11, 2023 10:13 PM
The only moaner here is you. Keep up your good work. Very impressive. Not.
Bond won the Australian of the Year in 1978, along with Galarrwuy Yunupingu. Great recommendation.
Alex and Dice:
Mark Dice Stream CRASHES While Discussing Operation Mockingbird…. Suspicious?
Of course I do. You just can’t speak it. What are we to make of this (lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels)?
A few nights ago Rory’s Roger iron rusted, so he has gone to the
battle-cruiser to watch the end of a football game. Nobody is watching
the custard so he has turned the channel over. A fat man’s north opens
and he wanders up and turns the Liza over. `Now f*ck off and watch it
somewhere else.’
Rory knows claret is imminent, but he doesn’t want to
miss the end of the game; so, calm as a coma, he stands and picks up a
fire extinguisher and he walks straight past the jam rolls who are
ready for action, then he plonks it outside the entrance. He then
orders an Aristotle of the most ping pong oddly in the nuclear sub and
switches back to his footer.
`That’s f*cking it,’ says the man. Rory
gobs out a mouthful of booze covering fatty; he flicks a flaming match
into his bird’s nest and the man lit up like a leaking gas pipe.
Incomprehensible Eurotrash bilge, and typical of the species.
The only thing missing was the national dish, the chicken tikka.
Mme Zulu was the “Memsahib” – the European Lady. I was the “Tuan Besar” – the “Big European” – the “big shot.” I could LIVE there….
Cats – time for some blundering on in of the aesthetically pleasing kind, given the unrelenting staggering stupidity and ugleeness of modern life.
An Absolute Glamazon. Slinky as. Just look at that mischievous li’l smile in the 2nd pic.
As a lifelong minimalist, I knows it when I sees it … 🙂
And to those sanctimonious Wallies* who might get all het up about supposed alleged skinneeness, I don’t give a rodent’s …
*You know who you are, Nurse B
It’s not that obvious. In fact, it’s a myth to suggest the GFC was triggered by hefty real estate markets. Two markets, Inland Empire in California and Vegas presented problems but not so the vast bulk of the US.
Here’s the St Lious Fed data on median prices. There was a slight elevation from around 2005, but it wasn’t steep and certainly not as steep as what’s occurred over the last 3 or so years. (2020-2023) Take another look at the chart.
That’s not to say housing didn’t impact the banking system. On it’s own, it would’ve caused a recession, but not a crisis.
This crisis was a consequence of central bank action mistaking a change in relative prices for inflation. The developing world placed a great deal of pressure on commodity prices from about 2002 onward and the CBs in the developed world tightened and tightened monetary policy until it shook the financial system to its foundations. Then, even when the writing was on the wall, they firstly continued to hike and then eased too slowly until it was too late. Banking system is by its nature a leveraged sector and can’t endure that level of stress.
Yes, I took out cash too and now will always keep a small load of cash just in case.
I don’t believe there are bubbles. Bubbles are more correctly described as price discovery by markets. These days, everything is described as a bubble if prices are going higher. It’s bullshit.
Alamak, please say you didn’t work for Citi. 🙂
St Lious, the younger and disappointing brother of St Pious.
Hey, Kendall J!
I want a love like …
Me thinking of you, thinking of me, thinking of you type love … 🙂
JC> I never stooped that low(“Citi”). BOA was my employer at that time and ML before that
Not agreeing to your theory, though its interesting. Central banks printed oodles of cash to help with any bailout/merger/takeover that was suggested(“AIG”, …) and CB rates also don’t help much when Repo markets are frozen and USA corporates running out of actual cash.
Fun times, whatever the causes and hopefully not to be repeated.
I don’t believe there are bubbles. Bubbles are more correctly described as price discovery by markets. These days, everything is described as a bubble if prices are going higher. It’s bullshit.
Of course there are bubbles but Central Banks can’t see them as they have blinkers on. The smart money has already moved on as they are in the know. The punters get screwed and fleeced as they are the sheep.
The price discovery is after the horse has bolted and the so called authorities turn up to shut the gate. Way too late. QED.
Cash!
—
woof bark growl:
Cash 2.0 Great Dane at the LAPD National Night Out in Northridge Park 2023 (1 of 2)
Feminists’ Fear and Loathing of Their Own Sons
Millions of kids are missing weeks of school as attendance tanks across the US
Clearing the Fog of ‘Unprovoked’ War
Steve trickler
Aug 11, 2023 11:06 PM
Cash!
That is one Big Dog. Nearly as big as a Shetland Pony !!!!!!
Okay. I bought a load of BoA stock from 15 bucks down to just about 5 bucks. I still have them even though the stock hit 50 and change about a 1 1/2 years ago. I was shitting myself when it was 5 though. I think it’s heading to 70
in a few years time.
Fear and greed. I didn’t sell at 50 because of the cap gain theft.
I was offered a job with BofA in the late 90s but didn’t take it. It was beneath me when working for Credit Suisse. 🙂 Didn’t want to live in HK either.
Groundbreaking Ruling: Manufacturer of Remdesivir Not Shielded by PREP Act for Man’s Injuries
Actuaries vs. wokeism
Speaking of whinging poms
Whoa lads! Salty Cracker vs a Seinfeldesque Lesbian British Kween Kop
https://youtu.be/VdTmkPEZn6U
Incomprehensible Eurotrash bilge, and typical of the species.
The only thing missing was the national dish, the chicken tikka.
Not a bad species to settle on the Great Southern Land. And to speak English as well. Roast beef with Yorkshire pudding would have been the fare of the day, Chicken tikka came later when you let the Indians in here. And the Chinese and everyone else.
How does it feel to be a minority in your own country? Now I can see why you get so angry with yourself. I can put you in touch with a good analyst if it might help. LOL.
Johnny Rotten
Aug 11, 2023 11:13 PM
Steve trickler
Aug 11, 2023 11:06 PM
Cash!
That is one Big Dog. Nearly as big as a Shetland Pony !!!!!!
G’day bloke. He is two inches shy of the world’s tallest dog. That dog was Zues.
Jack Poso
@JackPosobiec
Craig Robertson’s family statement in full
Meme
Johnny Rotten.
Both have been banned from the joint.
Great Dane and a horse inside a shopping mall (4k)
Wankers!
Bubbles shubbles
Steve trickler
Aug 11, 2023 11:38 PM
Johnny Rotten.
Both have been banned from the joint.
Great Dane and a horse inside a shopping mall (4k)
Wankers!
Gordon Bennett and that is amazing. I was joking about the Shetland Pony bit earlier. But not now.
Why ban them? Are the Yanks scared of animals? Pussies.
New OT at 12.30am.
JC
Aug 11, 2023 11:40 PM
Bubbles shubbles
Come on JC and you know a bubble when you see one. But the Central Banks and Reserve Banks can’t? And why is that? Because they have blinkers on and are playing the Party line.
The sheep always keep getting sheared. And they grow more wool each year.
Knuckle Dragger
Aug 11, 2023 10:13 PM
The only moaner here is you. Keep up your good work. Very impressive. Not.
Go back and look at all of the posts that you and I have made. You are the only moaner here. FFS. Tosser. With 2 big chips on your weak shoulders. Well balanced and stoopid.
Time for bedtime now. The hot Asian lady is calling. LOL. From Manilla.
JC> weakness of the “pure” EMH is that information on assets does not spread everywhere with the same speed or understanding. Leaves plenty of room for markets to be “wrong” while everybody catches up on relevant news about an asset and what the news means.
CS were known to have cr.appy systems and loose risk management years ago. Like DB, a bunch of provincials trying to run a global IB will always end in tear. BOA shares will do well while Moynihan runs the shop, he’s done a good job.
New OT up boys. I mixed up my AMs and PMs. Sorry.
Financial markets are the most liquid and information rich of any. Information is instant.
NY ran the investment bank and did okay in the 90s and up to 2012. I don’t know and cannot understand what happened to them .UBS has a great deal on the private bank side.
I’m long the stock and think it will have a gear run up.
I’m dragging Volume 2 of Ian Kershaw’s biography of Hitler around the world with me. Excellent book. Read Vol 1 years back – it goes up to 1936 – so re-read it before leaving Oz and brought V2 (pun there!) along.
One of the crazier schemes for doing away with the Jews was to ship them all to Madagascar, the French not being in a condition to object in 1940, and leave them there. All 15 million of them.
Didn’t happen, as we all know, but a strange snippet of history.