Would be nice if they were picked up on this. Certainly wouldn’t get away with it from the witness box.
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‘Wow, I didnt know they did those sort of operations on birds, how much did that cost?’‘The owner says………$7,000’The way…
Why is it that when Ukraine fires into Russia this will be hailed as the start of WW3, but when…
I was at a Northern Beaches lighting shop today. The owner had a pet sulphur crested cockatoo which was missing…
‘If you don’t have free speech, you don’t have democracy’: Labor’s misinformation bill slammed
We get careerist floundering and rent-seeking and and pie sharing and Buggins turn and Canute-attempts to turn politics against society, economics and the iron laws of physics.
We get Top Men.
We get Top Men.
And Women and the Alphabet Soup people.
Hellllooo! Is anyone there?
1/. Trump gave it a positive mention.
2/. The Swamp & the TDS media, could not stand the thought of Trump’s name being tied to an effective antidote/cure. So Hydroxychloroquine had to be discredited, whatever the cost to mankind.
Clive Palmer bought 30 million doses of Hydroxychloroquine & donated it to the people of Australia.
The anti-Hydroxychloroquine push in Australia was thus turned into a holy war.
Trials of Hydroxychloroquine were then rigged, with unequal control groups & incomparable doses – proving that Hydroxychloroquine, freely administered to all & sundry for decades, was actually now superduper risky.
We’re going to need more lampposts & a lot more piano wire.
Speech: Inaugural Jim Molan Oration
Andrew Hastie August 11, 2023
Thursday 10 August 2023
What would you do if you were given 18 months to live?
How would you spend that time?
Travel the world? Experience as much of life as you could?
Not many of us would think to write a book on Australian national security.
Yet that’s what Jim Molan did.
As the shadows grew long, he laboured hard for his country.
He marshalled his strength, mind and pen for Australians past, living and yet unborn.
It was Jim’s final act of patriotism to warn us of the dangers ahead, and the risks if we fail to act in the face of a rising China.
Very few people who depart this world can speak their mind in such a way.
On a national stage, with a powerful message, and to so many people.
Jim gave us ‘Danger on our Doorstep’ – a book that argues that war on our doorstop is not just possible in the coming years, but that it is also likely.
It was an uncomfortable read, as it was intended to be.
I will never forget reading that book. My husband had just been admitted to hospital with an impacted bowel and I couldn’t sleep that night & decided to read Jim’s book which I had just purchased.
Well – I can tell you – if I couldn’t sleep before that, I couldn’t damn well sleep for the rest of the night! I was s__t scared after what Jim has explained about national security (or lack of) in that book. It confirmed what had been forewarned by Clive Hamilton & Peter Hartcher in their books a couple of years before.
No one now will ever convince me that China is not a threat to us or that we are prepared for the consequences. Jim Molan will always have a special place in my pantheon of Australian heroes.
Heading into Melbourne CBD for a beer on the train. Estimated 1 in 2 wearing masks made of handkerchief material (so u know its quality). Same numpties getting their news from CCTV and will likely vote for da racist Voice.
It’s a hard life for gullible fatheads.
Lizzie:
How to make a chicken tractor.
https://www.firstpeoplesrelations.vic.gov.au/preliminary-aboriginal-heritage-test
The rort is on, even before the referendum is done. Which says to me that despite the vast majority of Australians rejecting it, it will pass because cheating.
So what will we do when the day after the referendum comes out and it’s passed with lots of dodgy shit being exposed?
An exclusive national survey of 1000 18 to 24-year-olds found more than 60 per cent have anxiety and more than half said they worried about the future.
The 2023 Gen Z Wellbeing Index conducted by Year13, a post-school advisory service, and Scape, which provides student accommodation, found 78 per cent of young Australians said the cost-of-living issue was their biggest concern, followed by housing/rental affordability (67 per cent), climate change (60 per cent) and mental health (57 per cent).
So 60% said climate change was one of their biggest concerns. Was it really? Or was it just a fashionable answer selected from a pre-prepared list? I seem to recall that at that age I and most of my cohorts were anxious about body image, being fashionable, being popular or not, passing exams, boyfriends, girlfriends, sex etc. As for cost of living being top of the list I call bullshit on that too. Most of this group don’t pay fuel bills, mortgages etc. This was a push poll and the results are useless except if you are an organization wanting to use the results to push an agenda.
On a different note I had cause to wonder whether mushroom sales had changed over the past week? We actually had mushrooms last night purchased from the IGA.
1 x schooner of beer $12.50. Thank you Uniparty.
Rabz
They’re both gorgeous, Rabz. I don’t get your point. #1 is just naturally skinny – not half starved. #2 is the sort who makes a bloke get onto his knees and thank God he’s a man.
Last month $8 Euros got me 1 litre of beer. …quality Bavarian beer mind you.
Angela Shanahan is a Canberra-based freelance journalist and mother of nine children. She has written regularly for The Australian for over 20 years,
Still not bad looking; and a woman of faith; which you would need in spades with 9 sprogs spitting out from between your pins.
In other news that bat eared retard speakman, leader of the NSW libs supports the screech. The problem is never the left but gutless false conservatives.
Is there a game on at Suncorp tonight? Helicopters have been buzzing the are since mid-afternoon. Won’t anyone think of the environment?
Indolent
Here.
Some clarity on the Ukraine/Russian/US war. We are not the Goodies here.
The night they drove old Dixie down???
I grew up and remember it as “Am tag als Connie Kramer stab” – “The day that Connie Kramer died” I remember watching this performance on Deutsche Hitparade in the early 70s.
https://youtu.be/OD8-q-Zey7Q
I believe she is married to Dennis Shanahan.
Calli said:
No, ma’am, on Queen Vickie.
The same woman, Nurse Betty.
Rabz, Winston… the Kardashians are all addicted to plastic surgery. You might have a wonderful unboxing, but check the warranty- the product will seize up and/or fall apart before long.
For my money, untouched birds like Elizabeth Shue, Kristy Swanson and Radha Mitchell look better now than any of those marzipan muppets ever will.
Just googled Lang Park’s schedule, low and behold there’s a soccer match on. Whoda thunk…
I have been hell west and crooked for nearly 4 weeks and see I have missed absolutely nothing. The screech still no 1 headline and media still flogging the soccer world cup. Sat phone contact with the coast and data link by Starlink has been our only connection to anywhere.
Dry season in full flight this year but isn’t as cold as the normal clear dries we have had in the past IMO. Bull dust is a big problem everywhere on well travelled unsealed roads atm. Annual burn off of the north going on too, though most accidently sparked from stupidity to discarded cigarette butts.
As for incidents, 2 near roll overs (One should have been but veh came to a stop on 45 deg angle perfectly leaning against 2 trees, sight to see & snatch strap off a roll bar righted it) and a couple of machinery failures due to non fair wear & tear from operator misuse. Busy time.
Fair Shake
Aug 12, 2023 3:42 PM
This is what concerns me. Volume of city/urban f/wits -vs- regional and rural. We know the regional/rurals are more than likely to vote NO but do they have the numbers to overthrow the morons? I’m talking Victoria here.
#MeToo Bruce. I’m on the Queen Vic doing the western Med out of Rome in early June.
Lovely winter’s day today. 10 C max, no wind and 14 mls rain so far.
Luurve global boiling.
Although I may have to buy a new dishwasher which will severely crimp my on board spending money! My horribly expensive upmarket monster is making grim whistling and wheezing noises.
Got into the impeller and pulled out what looks to be a cherry pit and a large fishbone. So took the opportunity to give the whole lot a scrub out before I put it back together again. The sound it’s making is suggestive of a worn valve bubbling around, not a bearing. Here’s hoping. My trusty repairman is yet to be engaged.
According to the long time residents of this district, this is the coldest winter since 1992.
Global warming, my hairy aunt!
What? The FDA rigged the hydroxychloroquine trials because Clive Palmer?
Interesting theory.
I’m willing to bet though, that Clive himself took zero hydroxychloroquine when he got pretty sick with covid.
Schlockerettes – you know what you have to do.
Vanquish la Frergs.
C.L.
It’s not a good look.
I’m pretty sure, with over 5 million people living in Melbourne out of a total 6.6 million living in Victoria, regional and rural don’t have the numbers to outvote us city sheeple.
Indolent:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/…/Skittles-faces-backlash…
They’re very slow at getting the message we want products, not lectures about how horrible we are?
Looking forward to his role as the highest profile rent boy at the next ALP conference.
“More hands in his pockets than the average Ozzie tax payer”.
They were rigged because Trump advocated it.
Heh. The Garden Gurus episode today featured “exotic mushrooms”.
Exquisite timing.
Rosie
Aug 12, 2023 5:19 PM
That’s my point. I do not believe the Polls that seem to indicate it’s 50/50 Victoria – unless, of course, there are a vast number of city/urbans who have done their homework. I bloody hope they have!
Well, yes, but I think GMH is assuming all Melbuornibad voters will vote as a block.
Sure they lean “Yes” and rural and regional lean “No”, but it isn’t 100% Yes vote in town.
If GMH bothered to read the detail in the polling, ze would see that they are trying to weight the sample to avoid bias one way or the other.
Farmer Gez
Australia stands on the stone one step away from a Fascist Society.
We’ve been warned.
The latest population of Western Australia is 2.8 million people, of which 75% live in Perf and the surrounds, yet the polls show the “Voice” as going down in a screaming heap.
Don’t be deliberately obtuse.
Though you’re not far wrong.
It was rigged coz Trump.
I don’t think the city Vic vote is a lock for Yes. I have people of Indian and Chinese heritage in my workplace and the sentiment seems definitely No. Among the anglo’s it’s universally no.
Of course, there’s no accounting for the rigged vote.
Can’t help yourself can you, Petty little yappity yap yap Poodle. You are nothing more than the blog’s bot fly. However:-
THE POODLE BITES!
(Come on, Frenchie)
THE POODLE CHEWS IT!
(Snap it!) Thank you, Frank Zappa!
I’m absolutely sure you are right.
Between March and June the FDA rigged poor outcomes of trials of Hydroxychloroquine so that tens of thousands of people died unnecessarily of covid, just to spite Trump, and at the end of the year provisionally approved the various vaccines trialled under Trump’s Warp Speed program which were then rolled out to millions of people world wide, including Trump, who openly endorsed them.
Can’t help yourself can you, Petty little yappity yap yap Poodle. You are nothing more than the blog’s bot fly. However:-
THE POODLE BITES!
(Come on, Frenchie)
THE POODLE CHEWS IT!
(Snap it!) Thank you, Frank Zappa!
huh?
Pretty close to it.
Hydroxychloroquine had been prescribed/administered for decades with barely a stifled yawn emitted. It didn’t suddenly become Strychnine.
Makka
Aug 12, 2023 5:38 PM
Sure they lean “Yes” and rural and regional lean “No”, but it isn’t 100% Yes vote in town.
I don’t think the city Vic vote is a lock for Yes. I have people of Indian and Chinese heritage in my workplace and the sentiment seems definitely No. Among the anglo’s it’s universally no.
Of course, there’s no accounting for the rigged vote.
I really hope you are right, Makka but I think Victoria will be one State to hold the YES vote.
The History Guy:
In 1907 a professor of chemistry at Tokyo Imperial University named Kikunea Ikeda was eating dinner when he noticed that his broth was particularly delicious. A year later, on July 25, 1908 he determined why. Professor Ikeda had identified a chemical compound that today represents a nearly seven billion dollar industry, and one of the world’s most common, and controversial food additives. The complex history of the sodium salt of gluconic acid called “monosodium glutamate” deserves to be remembered.
Umami: A History of Monosodium Glutamate
Not quite yet, Bobby.
I’ll know we’re there when I am arrested or “deplatformed” from everything.
The Farage “debanking” debacle shows us all how close we are getting.
I don’t publicly proclaim my political views anymore. Collectivists still automatically assume I am of them. This will be used to my advantage and ruthlessly when any future opportunities might arise.
My work colleagues have already acknowledged that I am the most strident critic of the stupid forking gliberals. While lacking the nous to realise from which direction I’m laying into the latter with the Louisville Slugger.
Anyway, Cats – to everything, turn, turn turn …
Surely your views on our ABC are not as opaque?
Jack Waterford, Canberra Times, paywall.
I suppose I could wait until I’m in sunny Canberra and read the paper version.
After all the enquiry only affects Canberrians.
Walter Sofronoff inquiry into Bruce Lehrmann case missed real opportunities for ACT reform
“I never read, watch or listen to it, except chiple jay”
Jeez GMH.
Easy, Tiger.
I was just helping you with your homework.
Yeah, no. The place is a cesspit.
Nuke. From. Orbit.
Sancho Panzer
Aug 12, 2023 5:52 PM
Bwahahaha – I don’t need your input on anything, yappity yap yap yap Poodle. However, your motives are as clear as crystal.
Yep.
You haven’t yet worked out how evil the fascist oligarchy is, have you Rosie?
Trump was snowed by the pharma-industrial complex. Here’s an Instapundit entry today, which is extremely relevant.
The whole thing was slanted to get rid of Trump. Fauci for example perjured himself, which Rand Paul is nailing him on this week. And the social media companies repressed everything that could literally have saved millions of lives.
I had a sub-clinical Covid infection late last year, which I only worked out about when I read up on long Covid symptoms. I won’t bore you with details, but I eventually found how to fix the symptoms. You wanna know what? Asprin. Works amazingly within 15 minutes.
And yes some Israeli researchers noticed how effective asprin is for Covid. Zero coverage in the MSM. Isn’t that just mindblowingly amazing? At least Trump never mentioned it or asprin would’ve been banned completely.
Who gave us Frank Elly, the work experience kid. Still on the tit 30 years later. Poor Aunty.
Speaking of awful JJJ types, what ever happened to Catterns?
Opening submission for best thing proving the world is completely fu.ked tonight contest:
Mother whose autistic daughter, 16, was dragged from home by police officers says girl is NOT homophobic as police confirm no further action will be taken against the teenager
The girl, 16, was arrested after saying a police officer ‘was a lesbian like nana’
The lesso looks like that US soccer bitch.
I was tossing up either going to the US for a look amongst other things, the Fort Knox Tank Museum or the Tank Museum at Bovington.
But if the breakdown of Law and Order continues, I’m cancelling.
16yo autistic girl arrested for hate speech.
https://rumble.com/v36jldr-this-week-in-culture-160.html.
Too late.
I’m cancelling even the thought of going to either of these shitholes.
Oh. I see.
“Yes” campaigners are planning to browbeat people by knocking on their doors and do a bit of thug-on-citizen urging.
It will be interesting if anyone tries to browbeat me on my doorstep. Of course, I will be polite.
I’ll send Mme Zulu to answer the door. She’s not an Australian citizen…
Why should you be polite? Tell them you’re quite capable of making up your own mind. Tell them to get off your property.
Nurse reveals that the COVID vaccine killed nearly 20% of patients at her facility
Just hope it’s dry and a little warmer next Saturday. We are having a memorial day for our darling friend, Nana, Mother and MiL, who recently died peacefully here at home.
Just days before her passing she called in Daughter (her DiL) and asked if she would take care of funeral arrangements. “[My son] is a wonderful man,” she whispered, “but he can’t organise anything.”
And so next Saturday shall be a celebration of an extraordinary life, a genuine rags to riches story. This refined English woman was sent away from home (aged nine) for five years during WW2. Imagine today’s snowflakes coping with that.
A year after her arrival in Australia, her husband returned to England, leaving her to raise their three young children alone. She truly deserved every happiness which followed those awful years.
On Saturday, her ashes shall be sprinkled, as requested, in the beautiful Memorial Garden which Daughter and SiL have already established in the top corner of our property, joining those of my dear brother. People will be encouraged to give eulogies or even simple comments about this dear, courageous woman. Our pastor will say a (very few) words and offer a prayer, perhaps the first religious words several of the extended family have ever heard. Then a hymn sung by granddaughters followed by a moment or two for silent reflection.
And then, a humungous lunch provided by Daughter (who, coincidently, is director of funeral catering for our church,) her daughters and me. It will be a happy day and I’m sure our dear, late House Buddy would approve 100%.
Son, a talented stonemason, is building a wall to feature commemorative plaques for all our immediate family who have passed, including our late doggies who, in death, provide nutrients for the thriving pepper tree, the centrepiece of the garden. (Yes, a camelia or crepe myrtle might have been prettier, but that top corner sits amid some howling gales. The brave little pepper tree takes it all in stride.)
Cats, I just wanted to post this as a finale to the happenings which lately I have been posting. I know that those who have been following shall be sympathetic and supporting, so no need clog up the blog with words to that effect. Thank you.
Milton, I have an impolite garden hose.
I’ve tried to train it, but to no avail.
If they dare, they enter my property at their own risk. I will NOT be polite.
Dr. John Campbell
Excess deaths persist
Just home after an afternoon with my mother and sister.
I went into a local Woollies, and I noticed that the mushroom shelves were full and many punnets were reduced. I wonder if the ongoing mushroom death mystery has affected sales of mushrooms?
I think this week I’ll make a mushroom risotto, with mushrooms from the supermarket, of course.
LOL Calli- especially when it starts snaking uncontrollably
Do go on Bruce, your expertise on this subject is truly fascinating.
The FDA and everyone involved in the clinical trials were in an yet another massive Conspiracy! and no-one said a word in the last three years.
Meanwhile in Australia.
It’s even better connected to the pressure washer.
And that particular piece of kit hates racists.
Crossie:
Yes IGA. several varieties, different names.
On white bread sangas with tomato sauce.
Brings back memories – unpleasant ones.
“There’s a sense of purpose which is really powerful. And there are also the opportunities of being offshore in another country which gives you an opportunity to know why the democracy we have in Australia is worth fighting for.”
The entry door to the cottage is inaccessible to anyone apart from those invited.
The uninvited will no doubt shove their propaganda into the mailbox, despite the “no junk mail” label affixed prominently above.
The joys of modern life, Cats. Which is rubbish.
Yep. Have you been living under a rock for two years Rosie?
Taibbi’s Twitter files are pretty clear on such things.
And yes I can provide references for you, but I won’t, since it’s Saturday evening and you wouldn’t read them anyway.
Calli we had a wonderful time on Queen Vic
Elegant surroundings and fabulous Ports of call in the Med
A bottle of champagne awaits in your stateroom
Do they still call them cabins lol?
Yep our local ones have it sliced in the deli department. I get it every so often out of a sense of nostalgia; as I do an occasional can of spam, fried with scrambled eggs, it reminds me of a ration pack meal. Haven’t seen Pecks paste around for a while.
That picture illustrates creatures that may or may not be beyond us, Cats.
However, note the colour of the (no doubt hugely overpriced) slip Kendall J is clad in.
Soviet Grey.
It goes with everythang. 🙂
Crikey, four minutes to go & nobody has scored. Come on France!
Desired outcome: France wins.
Unhappy outcome: Matildas win.
Amen, brother!
Fresno Lab: China’s Operation to Exterminate Americans
Canada
Want help for suicidal thoughts? We’ll kill you for free
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhj9iK4KSf8&t=100s
Lizzie:
How to make a chicken tractor from junk around the house.
Canadian govt wants fossil fuels mostly gone by 2035, put out by mostly “NO” reaction
The Schlockerettes are into extra time against la Mademoiselles!
I have no problem with that idea, since it’d mean the Newcastle u15 boys’ side would be the best in the world.
Matildas Beaten 7-0 By Newcastle Jets Under-15 Boys Team (2016)
I’m very parochial.
Viva, *channelling my inner Hyacinth* they are called “staterooms”!
They no longer call the Captain “Commodore” though.
It’s all rather silly and a source of endless enjoyment. Over the years I have watched the rather rigid British caste system slowly crumble around the edges. On my first trip years ago I was quizzed to try to establish my place in the Scheme of Things. Aussies were still a mystery.
So instead I discussed the wonders of gardening. That appeared to be my “pass”. 😀
Neil Oliver: ‘…beware, beware, beware!’
THE MAUI EXPERIMENT! HOW THEY DESTROYED LAHAINA TO BRING IN A WEF SMART CITY GOVERNANCE….
The boss of Australia’s largest toilet paper manufacturer says they’ve been left with little choice but to restructure the business due to obscene gas and power prices.
Sorbent is shifting some of its operation to Indonesia, with Steve Nicholson telling Tom Elliott the company’s gas bill had surged by almost 300 per cent this calendar year.
Some 70 workers will lose their jobs, with Nicholson telling 3AW the government didn’t seem to care and was only worried about the appearance of promoting renewables.
Why Africa Hates the Degenerate West: New Biden Policy Ties Foreign Poor to Gender Ideology
google knows I read crocodile stories.
In my view what happened on Maui was inevitable. Huge quantities of unmanaged fuel, a drier that usual season combined with fire-friendly terrain.
So…who was responsible for managing all this tropical forest and providing firebreaks and other important retardant features?
The place wouldn’t be Dem controlled, would it?
That reminds me of Hyacinth’s horrified reaction when she discovered Onslow ( scrubbed up to look somewhat presentable) ensconced at the captains table of her exclusive Cunard cruise!
My husband had to go back and put on a tie on one of the “formal” nights on board. Heh heh
I can hear the crowd at Suncoorp…someone must have scored a goal
Not to mention very spacey and sciencey …
Rosie, f-off! with the covid commentary. You’ve posted nearly every Big-Pharma corrupted news source under the Sun. I have a very good memory.
I still luv you. X
—
The HighWire with Del Bigtree
Dr. Jim Meehan guest hosts The Highwire this week and is joined by ICAN lead attorney, Aaron Siri, to share his side of his twitter debate with vaccine creator, Paul Offit, cornering him over his false statement that all vaccines are tested under placebo controlled trials. Hear about the 17 tweet smackdown of facts and how these trials are specifically designed to test efficacy and not safety.
AARON SIRI’S DEBATE WITH PAUL OFFIT
Yes…the QEII. Daisy and Onslow won their cruise in a lottery. Onslow scrubbed up quite well too, particularly for the dancing.
Diogenes
Pecks paste still a regular here in Barcy, But they no longer make the Peppersteak spred, from what I’ve been told after asking.
Wonder how many Eucalypt plantations are in Hawaii too. Know they are on the big island and some on Oahu. Be interesting to see if that was a contributing factor.
I can’t see where Sportsbet has the ref betting posted, if at all. There’s one site I’ve never heard of, which has betting prices.
Yes at 3.75. approx 20% chance of getting up
No at 1.23 Approx 80%
(Rounded off)
https://www.bluebet.com.au/sports/Politics/142/Australian-Referendums/The-Voice-Referendum/The-Voice-Referendum/1192045/All-Markets
Likewise here on the Outer Barcoo, where churches are few & men of religion are scanty.
Unhappy outcome: Matildas win.
God has gone uni party.
Check the names on your bank’s board.
We are currently running thru some old British sit coms which are always good for a laugh
Are you Being Served for example
You could never get away with that dialogue today
So has little Johnny hoWARd really been advising the lieborals not to ‘move to the right’.
Sorry. QE2.
Standards must be maintained.
Here soon. El Nino vs lets-not-burn-all-the sequestered carbins-it’d-offend-Gaia.
I’m not looking forward to summer. The volcano is adding to the whole pattern.
Australia’s gift* to the following locales:
California
South Africa
Hawaii
Israel
Eucalypts are an unwelcome guest anywhere. Any other locales they’ve been gifted with, Cats?
*and a ghost gum, at that …
I am, Squire. Three La Niña summers in a row is enough. 😕
My Furry Valentine Featuring Buddy Mercury Piano Dog
calli.
If that garden hose squirted you in the chest, can we get some wet t-shirt pics please?
Joking folks … joking ( :
Senator Rennick
Approximately 50x more risk of injury than any other vaccine.
People who say poltics is depressing because of the low quality of candidates aren’t really closely at the great GOP field. Here’s another star, who is unlikely to run.
Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin.
Link – Senator Rennick
Cats are wanted on Rabz’ musical thread which Dover has now posted a week late!
Thanks Dover! Things were a bit crazy last week, technology is so annoying sometimes.
People make up their own minds about linked information.
Considering the varying degrees of insane things you believe, I’m not particularly bothered by your abuse.
Is the whipper-snipper still going Tickler?
Ethiopia or Addis Ababa at least is famous for gum trees Rabz.
Apparently we’ve moved on from de-Nazification.
And de-militaristaion.
And Russian historical grievances over borders.
Close to 8 million Ukrainians had to be killed, maimed or displaced to protect Russians from Western moral depravity?
If he were at all serious (which the ex-KGB officer is not – Putin might like to remind himself of what Solzhenitsyn wrote, viz. ““the line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either — but right through every human heart.”
A penalty shoot out is on, Cats!
Sacré bleu!
I Meme Therefore I Am ??
@ImMeme0
The FBI surveilled a 75 year old man with disabilities for over 4 months for threatening Biden on his social media. Instead of arresting him while he was outside, they raided him and shot him 37 times.
When celebrities told their followers that they wanted to assassinate Trump or someone should kill him the FBI didn’t raid them because really didn’t mean it.
If the FBI wouldn’t have doubled standards they wouldn’t have standards at all.
Oh but it is.
Australia very lucky to get as far as a penalty shoot out.
Are they going to re-name Australia with some bullshit Abo word now as well?
Spiritual battles aren’t fought with artillery and tanks, Razey.
Besides which, the adulterer, thief and murderer Putin is not on the side of the angels.
Put your money on the chestnut.
Mon dieu!!!
Miss Courtney Vine!
And I suppose your mates in the USA and Labor Party are?
Don’t give them any ideas!
And I’m pretty sure God was favoring sides in wars described in the Old Testament. God is clearly with the Russians. Satan is obviously sided with Woke West.
Any military Cats got any words of wisdom and advice, for a young bloke whose looking at Kapooka, in the near future?
Expect KD here any minute, railing against rangas in sport.
Two exciting bits.
The Frog with the lesbian haircut saving the goal.
The other bit.
Laydeez soccer is an entirely different game to the men’s. Neither side seemed to have much idea what they were supposed to be doing.
Made it to the next game … really pretty ordinary football on the whole and not sure what Oz attack is actually based on?
if they think wimmins football deserves equal pay for this club-level stuff then I’m not sure where the fan base will be drawn from – perhaps public servants will be forced to watch the games in order to get paid.
Oh dear.
Far cough Albo.
Women’s soccer, like every female sport, should be played with the players wearing as little clothing as possible.
Watching Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, I’ve read the book but watching the movie in fits and starts I couldn’t follow the plot properly.
Now rewatching, then might have another go at the Alec Guiness version which on Amazon prime (I hope).
Peta Credlin:
Indolent
Aug 12, 2023 7:40 PM
I Meme Therefore I Am ??
@ImMeme0
The FBI surveilled a 75 year old man with disabilities for over 4 months for threatening Biden on his social media. Instead of arresting him while he was outside, they raided him and shot him 37 times.
If it follows the same pattern as Ruby Ridge, the killers will get awards and promotions instead of the electric chair.
Bloody Albo injects his miserable carcass into the Matilda’s victory.
A gilded tick.
Not all Oz rangas are cheats .. go Cortnee ..!!
Oh dear.
Far cough Albo.
Chortle. What a wanker.
Just when you thought PMs couldn’t get more lousy than say Rudd or Trumble, along comes Anal. Nasty little campus marxist.
His msnager Andrews told him to.
Maybe Credlin could ask Andrews how much ‘Aboriginal Heritage’ work is costing Victorians across state government, statutory authorities and the private sector?
I suspect it is running into billions of dollars in hidden costs.
I think Sam Kerr is a goner. Lacking wind by the looks, tho she’s got an impressive leap.
Commentators were willing something out of Mary Fowler for ninety minutes, but she fluffed a few good chances where a half second of patience would have paid off.
Carpenter, Raso and Foord are the entire squad as far as i can see.
Tho Arnold MacKenzie did a great extended shift, not like those slimy frogs switching keepers at the eleventh hour.
Jeez, some people in the West are gullible.
Vlad the Impaler posts a picture of himself with a Russian Orthodox icon with some trite statement about Western depravity, and they all swoon at his feet.
Lookin’ at you, Razey-san.
Even the Liars had to reach the bottom of the barrel before he got a turn. Mrs Peanut Head must be asking what went wrong?
Labor has previous form , NBN done on the back of a napkin or was it a coaster, so a Constitutional change gets a bit more attention to detail, one page sounds about right.
Sweden I think will take out the cup.
Her penalty was a cut above all the others from both sides.
Absolutely smoked it.
Alas, it seems the two teams conducting an onfield jersey swap is not part of Soccer’s post-match ritual.
miltonf
Aug 12, 2023 12:13 PM
•Gave Canadian taxpayer’s money to the Clinton Foundation.
Dolly Downer was doing that to us too iirc
PM Julia Gillard gave the Clinton Foundation $280M I believe, of taxpayer’s money
FM Julie Bishop continued the payments too, I last heard it was around $80M of taxpayer money
I would not be in the slightest bit surprised if every Foreign Minister has continued it to this day.
I don’t remember if PM (Ambassador to USA) Rudd gave it away or had it given away, but all of them did it for personal interests (ego) and networking.
i mean, why not, it’s only taxpayer’s money .. plenty more of that about
And who knows how much is p*ssed away to various UN tin rattlers.
A pox on all their houses
I took that as meaning beer on the train.
I thought that because the ferry between Circular Quay and Manly has (or had) a 4 pines concession so you could buy beer on the journey.
Last night I went to the theatre and bought a double scotch. An Ardbeg Uigeadial. $88 for a double. Well, I suppose even though most people seeing a play will take a drink – it is really only before the play, in interval if there is one, and during the awful luvvie air-kissing afterwards that they can recoup the cost of countless piss regulations and piss licenses.
I’m beginning to become quite skeptical about constitutional recognition – what will that lead to?
The Schlockerettes have that “I lerve them long time even though I should not” factor.
Ellie Carpenter* zealously guards her patch of the pitch while conspirin’ with Miss Raso to kick their opponents’ house sized backsides.
They may go all the way. Which would be wonderful.
*Right back of the tournament. As a former (alleged) right back myself, I can only look on in awe.
Carpenter is a massive fox. Cameraman earnt his overtime, gifted us an extreme close up of her tattoo’d eyebrows before she banked one.
Phooey! Only one more chance for the Matildas to be knocked out of the comp.
Make up your own mind. Have fun. ( :
Biblical Tree Remains, Have You Seen This?
Fantastic show. Starts off with all these limeys drinking tea. Yet these are all hard-core intriguers.
The Alec Guinness version was closer to the book than the Gary Oldman version (which was pretty good, I thought). More claustrophobic.
Clive took Ivermectin, which was superior in efficacy, which became known after he had gifted every Australian a course of HCQ.
Re the woman’s soccer are the straights the chickpea babes with their hair in pony tails and the lezzoswith the short hair aka the French goalie, French centre back,the girl that saved Fowlers shot off the line?
Looks like the war is coming to an end. Nato has no options left. The Americans lost the arms race. The Americans suffer under the worst leadership seen anywhere. Whereas Germany knew not to attack the Maginot line of France, America has its proxies doing just that. “Ukraine” could not get through to the modern Russian Maginot line, yet what would they get from doing so? What is the prize? Play silly games and win stupid prizes, so what did they think they would gain? It was a case of “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.” It seems that its the State Department running things and they are the most out there lunatics around.
So there is some tension out there wondering what craziness they will come up with next. If Americans wanted a fight they had a chance with they could snatch a coal mine adjacent to Alaska. They would still lose yet at least they could make a fist of it.
Getting rid of Trump was a bonus, it was done to prevent the Emergency Use Authorisation for the COVID injections being negated by the requirement that ‘no existing approved treatment be available’ – same same for IVM
The rigged the HCQ trials by:
1) giving it too late to be effective (most virus replication occurs in the first 3 days) – giving it after that is about as much use as putting you seat belt on after the crash
2) Deliberately overdosing people (which caused the heart issues) – IIRR, they used about 3x the normal dose – and in sick people, who were already compromised with respect to metabolism and clearance.
The IMMORTAL John Fogerty – “Long as I can See the Light.”
Clive took a cocktail of five antivirals, and I was wrong, apparently that included hydroxychloroquine (and ivermectin).
Doesn’t mention what the other three were.
Our compound in Balad (50km N of Baghdad) was full of them.
Commentators were willing something out of Mary Fowler for ninety minutes, but she fluffed a few good chances where a half second of patience would have paid off.
Her penalty was a cut above all the others from both sides.
Absolutely smoked it.
I believe we’re in agreement then, comrade!
Fowler has a good decade of playing in front of her… and the meeja are obvs hungry for an indigenous heroine.
Hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin are not antivirals. They are Anti-parasitics. Which makes one wonder how the killers were making people sick in Wuhan, Northern Italy and New York. There is no such thing as a virus, so it makes a wonderful magicians distraction from whatever methods they were using to hurt people. If these Invisible Pink Unicorns actually existed they could not act as such an effective distraction from parasites, poisons, radiation, and whatever else used as a weapon.
This should be part of Trump’s Jan 6 defence:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vXoLwe7m-0
Saw heaps of eucs on Rodos in 2001. Yes it’s on fire now.
Lots in Portugal, too.
Trumps defence should include that voting spikes cannot happen in an unrigged election. So that the Americans suffered from a coup, without any chance of sane contradiction
Joke was, in certain parts of South Africa, that “the Australians gave us three things – Eucalypts, Australian Rules football and “Breaker” Morant.”
Yes, good evening GB.
Strange wording is due to my keys only with around 22 letters.
Sancho picked up on my emphasis on those things that are definitely true and cannot be untrue. The idea is to lock these in and work back from then. So this shows us that Jan 6 was the coup leaders doubling down on their treason. And you can’t get away from that once you hardwire what cannot be untrue.
Hi Birdie. Wondering what had happened to you.
Computer broken. Its too hard to break in on the phone.
JC the fake pandemic scandal has led people to look for other reasons for getting sick. And so one realisation is that parasites are more important than almost anyone thought. So you know. Look after yourself and schedule some kind of purge. Dr Lee Merritt is your go to on that score.
How would you prove that, Guillermo? You’re a noted lawyer, so how would you go to court and prove this assertion?
If Dr Merritt looks a little like a trans, thats just through her going into body building and winning a competition at a late age. So don’t let the masculine look put you off. She’s made a real study of the scandal and of parasites. So she has the best info in this space.
Guillermo, why are you talking to me about the pandemic? I haven’t spoken about it any detail in months I think.
Its not an assertion. Its a hardcore mathematical reality. So you take a mathematician and a statistician with you. Start with a coin toss example. If someone tosses a hundred heads in a row thats a rigged coin. You see if you get more than ten in a row for one person, under any circumstance at all, that ought to raise an alarm. Trump got a 1200 spike in one county so someone was cheating for him in that specific place. We must differentiate the score from the guy running the scoreboard.
Its general health I’m talking about here.
You watch election night. Each 3 years or so and the experts always talk about swings. Swings, not spikes. Elections are all swings. No spikes. We are so gaslit in the modern era we lost our grip on reality.
JC you must take care of your health these days. When I met you, you were the age that Aquinas was when he died. You are much older now. So things are different. So for example when you get a cramp you don’t want that cramp in your heart. So you assume a magnesium deficiency and deal with it right away. Its not like when we were younger. You must think of things like parasites.
Hello Betty!
Dave Says Hi HD 2010: The Year We Make Contact (1984)
Just happens when there are no upticks.
Great night in the rubity nub watching Matildas. How was that youn French chap who saved the Fowler shot? Some suggested it hit him in the nuts. Anywhoos great game. On Frances form i thought theyd romp it home. Our girls can go all the way!
And womens Winter fashion is beige trench coats inspector gadget style. If u24 then netball skirts with pleats are mandatory. Not that I mind, i feel sorry for their slave to fashion. …but its all mens fault. LOL.
Guillermo, thanks for thinking about my health, but I’m fine. Really, I appreciate the thought.
It is an assertion as far as the courts are concerned. That was tried in a few cases as evidence there was wrongdoing and the cases were thrown out. Lake tried a similar thing in the Arizona court and she was told it wasn’t a goer. The US courts are loathe to interfere in the electoral process.
Let me guess.
The worn out keys are E J W S?
This is not helpful.
My butcher’s paper says “no causal link”.
There is this situation of fear out there. Some people are so full of fear they cannot recognise if the actor playing the President is the person they say he is or not. Or if the actor playing Fauci is the original Italian. Or if Michelle First Lady was a man or not. After all this time, the threat of nuclear war and total American failure, the fear factor may not swallow the courts the way it did when the coup first happened. People start to lose the fear also of the Sanhedrin at this point. So if they try again with the total lack of possibility of the idea that the actor playing the President actually won, they may make more progress.
sheila’s …
they should have just done the shoot-out at the beginning
and then talked about it for an hour and a half
Cheep cheep!
The fellows who directed the Matrix series of films were mutilated into pretend women. I find this deeply disturbing. Them of all people. You would think they could escape these things.
The matrix is so all-encompassing none of the physical sciences are unaffected except most of chemistry. Cosmology is total disinformation. Its all the opposite of what they say. They say larger stars are younger. No its the other way around. All they say is crazy. Their idea of fusion was wrong from the start. I must get a new keyboard. Trying to communicate is so clumsy with this one.