JC
Sep 20, 2023 5:54 PM

You are as blind as a BAT.

They are not ticks. They are thumbs. Get along to your local Sictorian Specsavers and get yer’ farking eyes tested you dipstick/dropkick.

And please read the Australian Constitution. You might learn something you short arse Wap.

It may be that the Civil War held back the USA in its competition with the industrialised UK. Had they not been so busy fighting each other they could have been real competition.

Just something I read somewhere or other.

Sure, all wars cause devastation and the Civil War was economically terrible, but it had to be fought for the obvious reason.

It’s disgusting how the American left crucify the nation with the slavery tag when 600,000 men died in the war to bring that scourge to an end.

I am 100% pro nuke. Don’t promote it based on the climate change fraud.

“Emissions!” CO2 and Methane are of no concern.

F-off!

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Sky News Oz:

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Now fark face – Argue with that.

And that NATO never wanted to move eastwards. You T.W.A.T.

JC
Sep 20, 2023 6:08 PM
You might learn something you short arse Wap (sic).

Wop, Wodney, it’s wop.

As you can never spell limey then I will call you a wap. Or maybe just a wanka. LOL

T.W.A.T. A legally binding agreement is not a treaty. Try studying some Law and reading the Australian Constitution. You Fark Wit.

If a government representative calls it a treaty, it can be a strict misuse of the word, but it doesn’t preclude the government from creating a legally binding document with respect to the indig, you asshat.

Where in the constitution does it say that the government cannot enter into agreements with a certain group of people, as that’s exactly what it would be doing.

And BTW I never said that shite that you just made up. Typical of you to try and make something up. Especially when you are losing.

What “shite” that I made up? I characterized your sewerage quite well Wodney.

I will say it again. The Australian Government cannot make a treaty with itself

.

You can say whatever shit you want, but it’s still shit.

Now fark face – Argue with that.

There’s nothing more to argue about.

Are there any more questions Marty asks himself?

And that NATO never wanted to move eastwards. You T.W.A.T.

Okay. But you’re wrong again because NATO wanted to and did move eastwards, quite successfully in fact.

If we are going to throw around racial slurs at least get them right. Grampian Nazis and ASIO might be reading this. Frankly, it’s embarrassing.

I will say it again. The Australian Government cannot make a treaty with itself

The power to enter into treaties is an Executive power within section 61 of the Australian Constitution. Given that any treaty necessarily involves an element of Australia’s foreign relations, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) have responsibility for treaties.

https://www.dfat.gov.au/international-relations/treaties/australian-treaties-database

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An El Nino has been declared, the Merchants of Panic are already calling it a summer of severe wildfires and droughts.

That pretty well guarantees a cool wet summer for WA, shame as I was looking forward to some 40 plus weather. You know, budgie smugglers and lots of coconut oil slathered on to ensure that dark tan.

Yes, aren’t they just great about protecting young women from harassment and potential rape. But Russell Brand is bad.

Moment hundreds of Pennsylvania high school students walk out after school board said transgender students must be allowed to use whichever bathroom they choose

I will say it again. The Australian Government cannot make a treaty with itself

The West Australian Government entered into the “South West Native Title Settlement” -what’s been described as a “de facto Treaty.”

Sort of trying the 60 yard Hail Mary to the end zone. James Morrow takes up the reins:

Supporters of the Yes campaign for an Aboriginal Voice to Parliament have been accused of running a “sneer campaign” against “no” voters, painting them as racist and ignorant, attacking them on social media, and even rewriting Dorothea Mackellar’s beloved poem “My Country” to make their point.

The charge comes after a series of incidents that earlier this week saw No campaigners abused by protesters in Adelaide and Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus suggested that one of the Yes campaign’s problems is that many Australians don’t know about the Constitution.

Speaking to RN Breakfast last Friday, Mr Dreyfus said voters should “think about whether there is prejudice and racism” behind what No campaigners “might be saying.”

“A lot of Australians don’t even know we’ve got a Constitution, and that’s what we’re sort of up against here,” he said.

Mr Dreyfus’s comments about the No campaign came just days after an earlier controversy involving Indigenous academic Marcia Langton, who also characterised the arguments of No campaigners as being based in “racism” and “stupidity.”

Yes voters and campaigners have noted the number of celebrities who have smeared would-be “no” voters, suggesting that the main reason people opposed the referendum was racism.

Legendary Australian actor Jack Thompson, when asked about the referendum, told the ABC “A No vote would mean that ill-will, prejudice and sheer bastardry had won.”

Earlier this month, comedian Dave O’Neil asked “Why is there such a big crossover with anti-vaxxers and the No vote people? Selfish worldview perhaps?”

Not long after, fellow comedian and former Kath and Kim star Magda Szubanski asked followers on X, formerly Twitter, to “screen cap and document any misinformation” with the “accounts they are coming from”, saying it was for “future reference.”

The tweet was immediately leapt upon by No voters who asked if she was becoming the “thought police.”

Others pointed to a reworking of the famous Mackellar poem that has been used to attack No voters, reading, “I love a timid country, a land of scare campaigns, where mindless bogan slogans, just overtake our brains.”

Anti-Voice campaigners have also been personally smeared.

Freya Leach, who ran for Balmain as a Liberal in the last state election, said she was attacked on social media after she put up a TikTok video explaining that she wouldn’t be intimidated and called a “racist” for voting No.

In response to her noting that she understood prejudice being the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor, Indigenous Australian rapper “Senator” Adam Briggs accused her of upholding “a racist system.”

“You don’t have to ‘look at a person and judge them’ to be racist. You do it by upholding and reinforcing the values of a racist system,” he said.

Referring to Ms Leach’s grandmother, Mr Briggs added, “If your grandmother was a chef, that doesn’t mean you get to run the kitchen. You benefit from Indigenous, from our, dispossession every day.”

Ms Leach said she thought Mr Briggs was doing what much of the Yes campaign had done, namely be “dismissive while trying to paint any question about the Voice as coming from a racist position.”

“That is absolutely wrong,” she said.

Prominent Voice opponent and South Australian Senator Alex Antic, who was present at a No campaign in Adelaide earlier this week where Voice supporters hurled abuse and called attendees “racist pigs,” said the “sneer campaign” was a “perfect storm of academic and corporate virtue signalling and inner city elitism.”

Independent polling analyst Kevin Bonham said that there was no polling as to why the Yes campaign was behind in all major polls, but did note that the referendum was in dire straits.

“At the moment it would seem that there would have to be something wrong with the polls (for Yes to win),” he said.

Shadow Indigenous Australians minister Jacinta Price said, “Instead of sneering at Australians who oppose their campaign of division, maybe the Yes people should take a long, hard look in the mirror.

“They brag about their $100 million advertising blitz, but do they really think shouting obscenities at no voters like they did in Adelaide will convince anyone?

“Australians have every right to proudly vote no, which is a vote against division and vote for moving forward together.”

It’s getting to the point where if these phuckwits keep up with their antics, the Yes vote could well dip below 30% approval.

I love a timid country
A land of scare campaigns
Where mindless bogan slogans
Just overtake our brains
The stunted, short horizons
Of those who will not see
Who, presented with alternatives
Think only: me, me, me.

[apologies to Dorothea Mackellar]

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Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Sep 20, 2023 6:46 PM
I will say it again. The Australian Government cannot make a treaty with itself

The West Australian Government entered into the “South West Native Title Settlement” -what’s been described as a “de facto Treaty.”

And as I said last night. That is a ‘Claytons Treaty’. The treaty that you have without haven’t a treaty.

Only the Australian Feral Guv’ment can make a Treaty with another Sovereign State. Subject to Section 61 of the Australian Constitution.

That the Yes Vote is trying to hijack. FFS.

That the Yes Vote is trying to hijack. FFS.

The ensuing legal dogfight should be better then the circus.

Here’s What’s REALLY Going On With Russell Brand!!!

thefrollickingmole
Sep 20, 2023 7:23 PM
Being corrected on common sayings really gets up my goat!

Get used to it and get it right next time. LOL

Bolta is such a bad interviewer; he’s got some 3rd nations young fella on who is against the screech and has used his own efforts to show abos can make something of themselves without being victims and bolta ignores this splendid story to focus on the esoterica of the fuking screech.

Rather than selling to England, they could have started textile manufacturing, had they not been at war with the south. Perhaps the problem was markets – England had the Empire.

New England was famed for its cotton mills in the pre-Civil War era.

The Yankees stole the technology from the Brits but later exported some innovations back to the UK.

The Civil War was the beginning of the end of the industry.

Bolta is such a bad interviewer…

Unwatchable.

That he has an audience at all is testimony to the hunger of Australians for alternative voices to the msm.

Not the later ones which became a bit bizarre.

With you on that one!

A society will always reap what it sows. Any society that encourages, laughs at and fawns over the lewd, the debased and the vulgar, will collapse.

Is it too much to hope for that this might spell the end of “raunch culture”?

Or will the females who indulge in it be given a pass?

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Not long after, fellow comedian and former Kath and Kim star Magda Szubanski asked followers on X, formerly Twitter, to “screen cap and document any misinformation” with the “accounts they are coming from”, saying it was for “future reference.”

People might feel aggrieved being told how Australians should behave by someone with a surname that could be mistaken for a bad Scrabble tiles.

Roger
Sep 20, 2023 7:51 PM
The US Civil War was about State’s rights.

Absent the issue of slavery coupled with westward expansion, state rights wouldn’t have ignited a civil war at the time, although it was a genuine issue left over from the federalist debates that would have had to have been resolved sooner or later.

And today it is the red states v the blue states. The USA will eventually break up into at least two Big states. Who gets all those Nukes?

Magda Szubanski.

A fat useless pig.

H B Bear
Sep 20, 2023 8:07 PM
As usual, the poor old BBC is so terribly conflicted over the whole Brand thing. They really need to get out of the media game altogether now. The colonies too.

They got it wrong with Rolf Harris and Jimmy Saville so now they are trying to make up for lost ground…………………………….

I think All Flesh is Grass was by Clifford Simak.

JC
Sep 20, 2023 6:23 PM

And I do like those down bums that you keep on getting. Please keep it up or down as the case may be. LOL

No hesitation. The guy is a JET. The bloke dressed in black in the background is ready to join in, but there is no need. Job done.

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steveinman:

Third World Road Rage

Doesn’t the X even within “disapproval, not wanting to answer the question at all, or an unwillingness to answer it” constitute a negative response to the question?

Oh Dover, that is so binary.

The court also heard the trio were part of a group of people who armed themselves with weapons including axes, knives, machetes, nulla nullas and iron bars before travelling to an address where Mr Presley was at the time.

It was claimed, in the aftermath of a shooting in the Northern Territory, that Aboriginal men like to carry weapons, to impress their womenfolk. Yes, if there only was a Voice…

Professor Denise Ferris, of ANU, must be the most famous person on Twitter by now. 🙂

Justice Rares said a cross could mean disapproval, not wanting to answer the question at all, or an unwillingness to answer it.

Just as well he’s a learned judge, on the judicial bench, declaring this as part of making a judgement.

He wouldn’t get away with that rot in a public bar.

I don’t know where other Cats stand on this, but, if you can’t be bothered writing “YES” or “NO”, you shouldn’t have the right to vote, in the first place!

PR
31 minutes ago
The people of Alice Springs have always had a voice. The problem is Government and the minders never listen. Even in the days of ATSIC, the money went to the Elite, like Perkins, and the bush people got nothing. Currently they have Jacinta Price, but listen to the Left, Perkin’s friends, belittle Price trying to silence her voice.

I worked in one community with all the usual problems. The Elders had just sued the Gillard Gov in the High court, for equal funding for there school as compared to city schools. They won, but nothing has changed.

Voting Yes changes nothing. The Elite get everything and the poor will get nothing.

Cash!

Cash 2.0 Great Dane on board the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile!

Going to bed.

Young man destroys Chris Bowen

Has this already been posted? I feel so inadequate that I couldn’t have thought of this argument. If nuclear power is so expensive, why not lift the ban? If Bowen is right, no one could afford the cost of trying to implement it here. On the other hand, if private capital is risked, wins and proves profitable then we get “carbon”-free, reliable, base load power. Labor’s poker hand is the cost and the “boy” just called them.

illuminatibot
@iluminatibot

Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says free speech is a weapon of war, and censorship is necessary to protect free speech.

A few nights ago in Takayama sitting in one of those tiny 8 seat bar/restaurants

Did you manage to find the nameless midnight diner in Shinjuku?
That’d top all travel stories.

So far as I can see this is a Federal Court decision, not the High Court.

I linked the High Court decision – try p5.

Another snippet.
One wall of our hotel room is papered with an image of the famous 19th century Japanese “The Great Wave of Kanagawa”.*
I googled a very detailed description of the painting and was relieved to find that the colour differences in the top right of the painting were cumulo-nimbus clouds.
Not a water stain from the floor above.
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* If I had the copyright to that image. It is everywhere.

Cash:

Cash 2.0 Great Dane on board the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile!

Dover,

Do you still think, after reading this that the 6% Trump enjoys over Biden in the battlegrounds is enough.

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