Boo…

John H

Remdesivir came long after the pandemic started.

Note the dishonesty. It was Remdesivir and ventilators but you conveniently ignored the ventilators because that destroys your narrative John.

And every time we get sick the symptoms and severity are different to the previous time we got sick. People supposedly with covid didn’t all get identical symptoms nor severity as each other so your point about individual observations is worthless.

The fact is that there were zero challenge dechallenge rechallenge events involving the “virus” and illness so there is therefore zero evidence the “virus” caused harm.

Rich Baris The People’s Pundit
@Peoples_Pundit

Biden is now at 29%. He cannot win the EC with that number.

When/how the DNC pull the switcheroo, it will be a wonder to behold.

An extended pause of six weeks could give time within Israel to unseat Netanyahu.

Really? His popularity hasn’t gone up?

Just checking my accounts, brought some stuff out of china, goods coming from china, payment made to account in US. How to get money out of china?

I will repost each word wall I see from now on.

You have been warned.

For Cassie and others, the always excellent Chris Mitchell in the Oz.

CHRIS MITCHELL

Australian media fails to understand history of the Middle East, and its coverage of the war is puerile

9:30PM FEBRUARY 4, 2024

Israel was once the darling of the international left, its kibbutz commune movement lauded as practical socialism in action.

The Australian Labor Party was a staunch ally of Israeli Labor. Former prime minister Bob Hawke was a hero in the Jewish homeland for his role in negotiating the right of return for thousands of Jewish refuseniks from Russia in the 1980s.

Now a dumbed down media and international humanitarian law infected by the politics of identity are inverting history to support puerile allegations of genocide against the only nation on Earth that truly understands genocide. This against a democracy where Jews, Muslims, Christians and Druze can all vote.

A couple of prominent Jews in media here, Louise Adler and Antony Loewenstein, have been at the forefront of criticism of Israel. Loewenstein believes Israel’s Jews could thrive in a single state including all of Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.

This one-state idea is just as naive as continued faith in a two-state solution in the face of Palestinian statements advocating the murder of Jews.

The truth is Israelis who once supported a two-state solution now have a clear understanding of what a Palestinian state would look like: Gaza.

When then Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon pulled out of Gaza in August 2005, removing Israel Defence Forces troops and forcing Israeli settlers to leave, he in effect created the first ever Palestinian state. That state voted in 2006 for Hamas – an Islamist terror organisation formally committed in its 1989 charter to the destruction of Israel.

Yet as The Australian’s columnist “Jack the Insider” wrote on Thursday, the Western left sides with this cousin of ISIS that executes gays, bans abortion and accepts child marriage for Palestinian women. Too many journalists in Australia ignore the protection that women and gays enjoy in Israel, which decided in 2022 to give refuge to persecuted Palestinian gays from the West Bank and Gaza.

What is happening here? Too much media coverage is informed by the idea Israel is a colonial European power even though more than half its Jews are descended from people who never left the Middle East when the Romans expelled them in 19AD.

Israel’s critics use the language of black oppression borrowed from the US, especially after the Black Lives Matter movement. Intersectionality says all systems exist to oppress non-white people. It is therefore the responsibility of moral people to oppose whiteness – giving Israel’s critics the opportunity to criticise Jews by racialising them as white. Yet most Jews in Israel are Mizrahi and look pretty much the same as most Palestinians.

This ideology attributes the success of Jewish society to white privilege. It infantilises Palestinians and absolves their leaders from responsibility for their people.

Young journalists interested in the truth should read a January 28 Newsweek piece by West Bank-based Palestinian human rights activist Bassem Eid.

“This truth must be told: it is Israel – and the Zionist Jewish community preceding independence – that consistently offered compromise, dialogue and a two-state solution. And it is Palestinian demagogues valuing personal power over the good of their people who have rejected these open-handed offers,” he wrote.

This column has previously traced the failures of Palestinian leadership since 1947. Eid goes back to 1922 and the League of Nations vote to establish a Jewish state and a separate Palestinian state comprising all the West Bank, Gaza and all of what is now Jordan. Arab leaders rejected the idea.

In 1937, the British Peel Commission proposed a partition giving Jews a tiny Israeli state while Palestinians (called Arabs at the time) were to receive the rest of the British Mandate Palestine as a Muslim state. Palestinian leader Haj Amin el-Husseini rejected the idea and as this column outlined on October 14 went on to collaborate with Adolf Hitler and Germany’s Nazi Party.

Also collaborating with the Nazis at the time were Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, which gave birth to Hamas. This is the background of groups the left media is now supporting.

So how did the left come to see Israel, attacked by its Arab neighbours in 1948, 1967 and 1973, as the real aggressor?

Tablet magazine on December 6 published an analysis by historian and columnist Gadi Taub, under the headline: “Why Israel is the #1 target of the global left”.

“Anti-Semitism has evolved through a breathtaking dialectical leap: it is now conveyed through the (language) of human rights. This is how a host of liberals and progressives – many of them Jews – have been seduced into supporting NGOs that claim to promote human rights, but are in fact promoting a racist view of Jewish people,” he wrote.

How can the idea of universal human rights be so distorted as “to yield an argument for the targeting and exclusion of Jews” from the right to self-determination?

NGOs portray Israel as a violator of human rights but say little about China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and most of Israel’s neighbours.

Taub discusses the preference of the UN and other NGOs for channelling a rights agenda through global institutions that undermine national democracies.

“As a nation state sworn to protect the rights of its citizens, Israel must protect itself from anti-democratic influences while respecting the choice of Jews in the diaspora to live their own versions of their Jewish identities,” Taub concluded.

Israel has started fighting back against these NGOs. Last week it formally complained about the involvement of 12 UN workers paid by the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees in the terrorist attacks in southern Israel on October 7. Some journalists here criticised Western countries that suspended aid to UNRWA.

Yet the relationship between UNRWA and Hamas has allowed aid meant for ordinary Palestinians to be siphoned to Hamas, including materials used for the building of tunnels that had been donated by Western countries for building houses. Australia has given UNRWA $200m, the Adelaide Advertiser reported last week.

Revelations last week by Canadian lawyer and human rights advocate Hillel Neuer on CNN and on Sky News Australia’s Sharri Markson program of an UNRWA Telegram social media group of 3000 that celebrated the October 7 massacre are consistent with UNRWA’s track record.

One freed Israeli hostage has revealed she was kept in the home of a UNRWA health worker inside Gaza.

As far back as 2014, UNRWA was forced to apologise for the placement of Hamas rockets inside UN schools.

Israeli intelligence last week passed details to the US showing 23 per cent of all male UNRWA staff are Hamas members compared with 15 per cent of all male Gazans.

Israel’s leftwing Haaretz newspaper on December 12 published an article by journalist Ronny Linder detailing the celebration of terrorist “martyrs” in Palestinian school text books.

Linder asks why the UNRWA – set up in 1949 to deal with 700,000 Palestinians – is still active?

Why does UNRWA class Palestinians, who have settled in Jordan and are Jordanian citizens, as Palestinian refugees, Linder asks?

With 30,000 employees and a budget of more than $US1bn a year, isn’t the self interest of UNRWA – like that of Hamas – in keeping Palestinians poor?

Journalists, even from the ABC, need to ask such questions.

The review was announced in May after an outcry over Stan Grant’s contentious comments on the ABC’s coverage of the King’s coronation and his subsequent claims that the media organisation failed to adequately support him when he was targeted with online abuse.

At the time, the ABC said it would “investigate and make recommendations about the ABC’s racism affecting staff”.

Assuming that the quote is accurate, Their ABC seems to acknowledge that it has in internal racism problem.

The complete dropping off of da boosters in Australia is hilarious and makes out what an absolute joke all of the coercion and health measures were all along.

I think the uptake rate is about 4% for 18 – 29 year olds, which is basically all graduate and mostly unmarried nurses etc.

It makes me laugh but it also angers me that I was coerced (to a less worse alternative) anyway, as soon as I got double vaxxxxed for my health, everyone literally stopped caring because of boom boom time in New Iraq and Greater Tartaria.

It’s annoying that I get angry because I promised to forgive people regarding COVID. However, I reserve the right to think of them as retarded children who ought to be income managed and on the NDIS.

I don’t get it.

Netanyahu wins a war more or less and his popularity drops to 15%?

Seems rather odd or the confluence of a left wing media in Israel trying to BS their way into a permanently “elected” leftist government.

US Jews should abandon the DemoRATS completely.

zerohedge
@zerohedge
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It’s annoying that I get angry because I promised to forgive people regarding COVID.

Quite.

Vestiges remain. RATs and masks (because, somehow neither works so must be used together) in nursing homes here are still demanded. Not so in most of Sydney where you’d think the “danger” would be greater.

Also, you can only forgive if forgiveness is asked. The only viable, non-blood pressure raising way is to ignore. I spent the better part of two years incandescent over what happened to Dad. AZ triggered a life altering auto-immune response that was also documented in the very young who had been injected . It wasn’t just an “old age” thing as someone here dismissed it as. It ruined what turned out to be the last precious years of his life.

He never caught Covid. Neither did Mum, my brother, his partner, the Beloved or myself. As a family, we seem to be immune to the thing, we didn’t even catch a cold in the entire time, and still haven’t.

This can’t possibly be because of the “vaccines”, as any bogus protection would have worn off over a year ago, and supposedly people in the Bay are still getting it, even a cluster at church a few weeks ago.

But getting back to forgiveness, I watched the Abdullah family unveil the memorial for their dead children at Oatlands last night. That mother’s face is a shining example of what inner beauty and peace expresses externally. She is lovely.

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The exact reason Elbow’s Voice blew up in his face (the Hun):

A staunch advocate for Aboriginal land and water rights says Victoria’s cultural heritage laws have been “hijacked” by individuals who use “standover tactics’’ to funnel money into some Aboriginal corporations.

Binjali-Ngarket-Ngintait man Darren Perry helped the state government draft cultural heritage laws in the early 2000s, but says in the decades since they have increasingly become exploited by “gangster-like” figures who are tarnishing their predecessors’ work for financial gain.

And:

Mr Perry, who was involved in consultations during the creation of the Cultural Heritage Act 2006, said the legislation must protect Aboriginal land rights but should not be used as a “gravy train” to line individuals’ pockets.

“The Act was not meant to extort money out of developers,” he said. “This is extortion. I know what standover tactics are, and that’s what’s going on.”

And also:

Mr Perry raised allegations of criminals cottoning on to the money-making laws, saying they had linked up with some Indigenous families to game the system.

“It’s a cartel. We have black gangsters, too,” Mr Perry said.

And here Mr Perry is bang on the money:

“A good measure of how wealth is being distributed is whether Aboriginal kids are in school, whether they have food on the table?” he said.

“All this money and we’re still failing at the grassroots.”

Perry also claims organised crime is getting its hooks into the extremely lucrative indig industry, and he’s right.

Further to the Big Ben nonsense, here is the story of the casting, testing and re-casting of the great bell.

It did not travel very far from its birthplace, as it turns out.

Labor puts carbon cap on new cars, industry revives ute fears

Phillip Coorey – Political editor

Utes, four-wheel drives and other light commercial vehicles could be phased or priced out of the market before there are genuine low-emission or electric alternatives, motoring groups have warned.

They expressed concern on Sunday after the federal government unveiled details of its long-awaited vehicle efficiency standards, which mandate that all categories of new cars must reduce emissions by more than 60 per cent by the end of the decade.

From January 1 next year, car makers will be forced to sell more electric and fuel-efficient vehicles into the Australian market or face financial penalties.

A supplier has two years to use trades to offset any debit or face penalties of $100 per gram of excess emissions.

Australia, Russia are outliers

The standard, which is central to the government’s target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, as well as the interim targets, will be subject to industry and community consultation before the details are finalised.

“This is about ensuring Australian families and businesses can choose the latest and most efficient cars and utes, whether they’re petrol and diesel engines, or hybrid, or electric.”

Beertruck wordwalls are almost a hanging offence, as suitable penance watch ALPBC aka HamarseBC for a week. Then you’ll think hanging was a better choice.

Just an observation on Universities and Colleges here in Oz. Due the amount of $ from foreign students, they have gradually moved into visa factories. The courses whose aim was to benefit Australia, have now been dumbed down to ensure the foreign students such as Indian, Chinese and Nepalese, can pass.
The desperation for fees had given rise to the new Wellness Centre, staffed by well meaning, but clueless, social workers. The foreign students are way smarter and know that claiming mental issues is vague enough but allows you extra time and consideration. So they can work at the same time and pay off their debts in China or India.

All the lecturers and professors know this. Hence they now need to hire people who wont give the game away and be compromised enough to go with the unspoken corrupt system. The people hired know they are not the best and so form alliances – or little kingdoms of local power as they are promoted.. It is self reinforcing.

That is the next young doctor you go to, the next bridge you walk over and the next bureaucrat you plead with.

It has become a den of thieves where the honest man is the enemy.

The Brit who predicted the NDIS disaster a decade ago

Dr Simon Duffy warned a decade ago that the design of the national disability insurance scheme created perverse incentives, leaving it flawed from day one.

Tom Burton – Government editor

The British social policy reformer who warned a decade ago that the design of Australia’s national disability insurance scheme was flawed from the start and would be expensive and unsustainable said his worst fears have come true.

Dr Simon Duffy cautioned in 2013 that the “problems created by the current design are so great that it will force the federal government to redesign the system in a matter of just a few years”.

A 14-month review confirmed Duffy’s worst fears about the sustainability of the scheme, agreeing with him that “a human right which cannot be sustained is a human right denied”.

A $1.4trn monster unleashed

Modelled on no-fault traffic accident schemes, the path-breaking disability insurance scheme was originally predicted to cost $13.6 billion a year in 2011.

If Thorburn is correct that the reform savings will likely be washed aside by burgeoning child entrants, these eye-watering costs will be even higher.

Illusory results

Many of Australia’s most needy have materially benefited from the scheme’s support, and no one wants to return to the fragmented, poorly designed federal system of support that existed before the NDIS.

As a senior official observed, the much-vaunted scheme has become “a monster”.

An ‘implementation’ problem

One of the reviewers, former NDIS chairman Bruce Bonyhady, is in no doubt where the scheme went wrong.

“When the NDIS started, the actuaries told them that they should expect 9 per cent of participants to be autistic. But it’s now 35 per cent. The autism sector told them at the outset that they had the numbers very wrong.”

Misstep opens the autism ‘floodgates’

Buckley argues that the lack of clinical clarity around the definition of delayed development has opened a Pandora’s Box of claims.

Being seen to be pulling back on support would be political dynamite, meaning the scheme, in whatever form, is here to stay.

Figures
Feb 5, 2024 4:52 AM
John H

Remdesivir came long after the pandemic started.

Note the dishonesty. It was Remdesivir and ventilators but you conveniently ignored the ventilators because that destroys your narrative John.

And every time we get sick the symptoms and severity are different to the previous time we got sick. People supposedly with covid didn’t all get identical symptoms nor severity as each other so your point about individual observations is worthless.

The fact is that there were zero challenge dechallenge rechallenge events involving the “virus” and illness so there is therefore zero evidence the “virus” caused harm.

Normally I don’t bother with you as you have accused me of dishonesty.

The ventilators constitute a tiny proportion of people infected with covid. Minuscule in relation to the total number of people infected. Silly argument.

Of course we have different symptom presentation. Analysis of multiple physiological processes elucidate why that happens. In this context, to be brief and hopefully avoid boring people, the adaptive immune response mediated via multiple immune cells will adjust our physiological response to subsequent exposures. Unfortunately I no longer keep up with the relevant literature but in relation to the declining immunity against COVID I have received a fascinating study pointing to the possibility that it is caused by a specific subset of Tregs inducing apoptosis a dedicated CD 8 cells. However if you wish to learn something fascinating about the relationship to IGa and COVID a few years ago Dover Beach posted a wonderful talk with Professor Clancy on that subject.

Who should I trust? Professor Clancy and his ilk with decades of experience in studying immunology or some anonymous commentator who claims to be an expert in a subject? Oh look as Professor Farnsworth remarked, I knew it, I found the answer on Youtube.

I appreciate in some circles it is not fashionable to rely on experts, the irony being many of those same people make claim to being experts in their particular field. I’ve just woken up, haven’t even sipped my coffee, and have more important matters to address like why the HDR function on my monitor appears to be messing with a cold boot recognition of the same.

Have a nice day.

For Cat Melburnians

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Sounds like someone of a horticultural bent has a thriving propagation business nearby.

Or an ASIC miner seeking bitcoin?

strong>Germany’s Energy Sources Are Running Out As Biden Stops LNG Projects

By P Gosselin on 4. February 2024

Germany’s energy crisis deepens further due to Biden’s halt of U.S. LNG projects. Germany is backed into a corner after over-reliance on green energy.

Germany has dug itself into an energy hole

Due to the environmental and climate hysteria over the past decades, Germany has steadily moved to shut down its vast fleet of nuclear reactors, coal power plants, and even natural gas supplies (a major supply line from Russia got blown up).

Moreover, Germany is moving to ban fossil fuel heating systems for homes, and mandating electric cars by 2035.

Now in an energy crunch

Since the supply of natural gas from Russia got cut off, it became necessary to find an alternative source quickly – from USA in the form of imported LNG. The German government approved the construction an LNG terminal at the north German coast in record time.

It’s panic time in Berlin.

“Devastating energy crisis”

“Germany is facing a devastating energy crisis that seriously threatens its security of supply,” reports Germany’s Blackout News.

According to US government officials, four U.S. terminal projects are directly affected Biden’s decision.

Berlin has backed itself into a corner with its years of misguided green energy policy.

Now the chickens are coming home to roost.

David Sacks

@DavidSacks
According to famed reporter Seymour Hersh, CIA Director Burns had to warn Zelensky to stop stealing so much money. Also Zelensky’s subordinates were upset that he was taking too large a cut of the spoils. Something to keep in mind as the political crisis plays out in Kiev.

https://twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/1753874392491438308

Spoils. USG aid from US taxpayers are “spoils”. And who exactly are receiving a cut of the spoils? How much ends up in the Biden family’s pockets? Money laundering on a massive scale.

From Instapundit

IT’S A WINNING SLOGAN: ‘Deport every illegal’

: Sky News host proposes new DEI slogan.

Biden Brags of “Blowout” in South Carolina With 4% Turnout

Can’t you just feel the feverish enthusiasm?

And 96% (the current estimate) does sound like a lot. But it’s 96% of what? As it turns out, it’s 96% of 4%.

South Carolina saw only 4% voter turnout statewide with 131,870 ballots cast, the lowest turnout in the past three Democratic presidential preference primaries. In 2020, the state saw roughly 16% voter turnout and 12.6% turnout in 2016.

And it wouldn’t be a Biden campaign event without indecipherable gibberish

Top Ender,
I am ninety minutes away from you and it started pouring in the early hours of the morning. Lots of Donner und Blitzen. It was so dark at 7am I thought I had gotten up too early. Power went out around 8.30. Thank God for smart Yanks, generator kicks in in under ten seconds. Power still out.

I don’t know how much rain, have yet to buy a gauge, but I didn’t have to fill the blue shells I use for the ducks and geese. Filled overnight to overflowing, so lots. Still raining gently.

Spike Protein an Engineered Prion Protein? – Kevin McCairn PhD

I reckon this could be our Corpulent Constabulary’s new Motto.

It seems the Monkees who murdered Vyleen White, have persuaded the under age member of their tribe to hand himself in to the coppers. For obvious reasons. The car they were seen exiting in the cctv footage was the car they had stolen from Mrs White. I wonder how long before junior Monkee is released to his family under “strict” bail conditions? arrgh

I see rat boy Bowen has been in the news again.

“Im helping”!! he cries as he bans another product popular with people so we “choose” the right one.
Mr Bowen said the increased supply of fuel-efficient cars would push down the price of electric vehicles and hybrids.

It would effectively ban alternatives you lying medicant fresh water mong.

what they do is plant the 2.0L in it and run compression ratios of 15

Um…this is not generally recommended!

Speaking of the ‘tisms:

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/feb/03/australian-undercover-police-autistic-13-year-old-fixation-islamic-state

Apropos of anyone mentioning unserious people and unserious nations –

13 year old autist with a 71 IQ

Parents tell Victoria Police he ‘likes IS’ – whatever the f$&@ that means

Police – hey 13 year old autist kid, wanna blow up the AFP?

The first (police) persona introduced Thomas to the second, more extreme persona, who encouraged him to make a bomb or kill an AFP member.

Police then delay charging until after he turned 14, to preclude defence that a child is not criminally responsible for their actions.

—————-

Now, that agent provocateur action took a lot of class.

This is a Teacher I would want in my Grandkids Schools – Watch the Full 4 mins 30 secs especially the end – Priceless!

There should be more of this. That is all.

Lee Harris
@addicted2newz

This is utterly brilliant. A student accuses @jk_rowling
of being transphobic. This teacher skilfully dissects the claim and challenges it by asking questions.

He teaches not what to think, but how to think critically.

Watch until the end.!
You see the epiphany in real-time.

Dot I sat up and growled at your article about the AFP setting up the slow kid as a terrorist.
But when I went to give it a thumbs up, my finger wouldn’t click; I was afraid my own gizzards would leap out and strangle me if I upticked a Guardian article!

More Tax Slugging by Labor Prime Minister Albosleezy

Alcohol tax rise to push up the cost of booze: Here’s how much extra you’ll be paying for a pint

. Aussies to pay more in alcohol alcohol tax
. $25 of a carton of full-strength beer to be tax

Aussies will be paying more for beer, wine, spirits and pre-mixed drinks as the federal taxes on alcohol are hiked yet again.

Australians now pay the third largest alcohol tax rate in the world, only beat by Norway and Finland.

Labor Party – Destroying Australia one tax at a time.

And Don’t Forget The Labor Party – Tax breaks ‘four-fifths of bugger all’ as petrol tax increase looms

“As we know, so often the prime minister has talked about how the focus is on cost-of-living,” Mr Murray said.

“Let’s imagine $15 a week was the solution to cost-of-living – the very same government that is giving with one hand has found a way to take with the other – there is a plan to increase petrol taxes and it will start on Monday.”

as a Self Funded Retiree I noticed it.

Not sure why you repeated it OldOzzie but it’s clear even the Paywallian has been hoodwinked.

Albanese’s tax cuts hit sweet spot but fail to deliver dividend (Oz, paywalled)
By SIMON BENSON

The great tax reset has failed to deliver the political prize that Labor and Albanese may have been expecting.

That’s based on Newpoll. numbers this morning. The swiftie of taking back the tax offset then returning part of it again a year later will go down as one of the most brilliant and nasty Labor political tactics this century.

The problem these days is no one seems to be able to remember anything for more than about a week. I don’t know why that is. Maybe it’s a side effect of mobile phones or something.

Pall Mall ciggies are already $63 a pack for 40s at Coles.

Cocaine imbibing middle class public serpents being the enemy of the only joy that the poor can afford.

Absolute upcountry puntery.

We’ve now got the third highest tax on beer in the world

Given the rise and rise of the black market in ciggies I wonder when some enterprising chap will order a beer canning machine from China and start selling tax-free home brew?

I suppose not. A lot of such black market things these days seem linked to certain demographics in Western Sydney who aren’t allowed booze.

Yet Again The Sydney Moaning Herald does not mentions African Males

https://www.smh.com.au/national/queensland/teenage-boy-arrested-as-police-hunt-for-three-others-over-stabbing-of-grandmother-20240205-p5f2eg.html

Neither does TurdBull’s Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/feb/05/queensland-police-call-for-help-in-hunt-for-man-who-allegedly-killed-70-year-old-woman-in-ipswich-car-park

Did not bother with ABC News – Waste of Sapce & Time

Russian trolls – excelsior level.
https://twitter.com/iluminatibot/status/1754059776122601727/photo/1

I notice that donations to the RNC have fallen off the cliff. Not from the big donors but from the little folks who are refusing to slip the usual $100.00 into an envelope.

Democracy is just such a,……..such a…… it should be bloody well banned.

Bons

The RNC donations have been going down for some time now. The punters refuse to fund its operations under the current nepotistic and incompetent management.

Specifically Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, Mitt Romney’s niece, under whose management the party has managed to lose any number of un-losable races.

They have chosen instead to directly fund their desired candidates.