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The Fight Between Carnival and Lent, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1559

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thefrollickingmole
thefrollickingmole
February 14, 2024 7:00 pm

Delta A
Feb 14, 2024 6:45 PM

I got a bit of goss from one our Aboriginal families at the old workplace.
They knew of his family (such as it was) and basically imagine the worst pisswreck setup and times by 10.

Roger
Roger
February 14, 2024 7:04 pm

… its a real thing!

Nobody familiar with the history and the region (inc. Russia) doubted that.

Sancho Panzer
Sancho Panzer
February 14, 2024 7:06 pm

JC

Feb 14, 2024 5:51 PM

Bern

From memory, the old prune’s underlings contacted Brucey on a Friday afternoon to counter the accusations for a program to be aired on Monday evening. Was that passed through legal, as it doesn’t sound kosher. 

It isn’t.
But you can expect some precedent setting guidance from Jurdge Lee on that score.
Specifically expect to see an end to the “Media Watch Trap” of giving people a few hours to respond, then running a “what have they got to hide” line when they don’t get back before your ridiculous deadline.
Obtaining contact details from the likes of Shiraz will probably get an airing too.
Along with the practice of feigning serious contact whilst warning people not to click on his LinkedIn profile “in case it alerts him”.
But, yes, I have no doubt that Cane Toad created a carefully constructed Chinese wall, where everything was done verbally via assistants and the lawyer was badgered to tick it all off.

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 7:10 pm
Delta A
Delta A
February 14, 2024 7:11 pm

I got a bit of goss from one our Aboriginal families

Very sad, Mole.

Even sadder is that this angle – poor offender; shockin’ childhood. No x-Box – is so hackneyed that most of us skip over it in our private judgements.

Again, you have given us cause to temper our opinions with compassion.

John H.
John H.
February 14, 2024 7:11 pm

Roger
Feb 14, 2024 7:00 PM
Thanks for posting your perspective, Mole.

It certainly challenged my thinking.

The protection of the community being paramount, he’s best held in a forensic mental health facility until such time as he can function in the mainstream prison system.

The rationale for the appeal, a judicial error, doesn’t warrant overturning the sentence completely.

He’ll never be able to function in the prison system. Psychologically that might destroy him. The impairment is neurologic, implying clear evidence of a damaged brain. If he hasn’t recovered from that now he never will. The vague allusions to his neurological problems suggest FASD is being concealed as it points to naughty mommy behavior.

Roger
Roger
February 14, 2024 7:14 pm

The vague allusions to his neurological problems suggest FASD is being concealed as it points to naughty mommy behavior.

That wouldn’t surprise me at all, John H.

Many more coming down the line, I’m afraid.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 7:15 pm
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 7:15 pm

Judges urged to ignore ‘attack’ on Afghans who gave evidence of Roberts-Smith murder
David Estcourt
By David Estcourt
February 14, 2024 — 5.43pm

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Afghan witnesses who gave detailed evidence about the murder of villager Ali Jan by Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith should be believed, despite efforts by the disgraced SAS soldier’s legal team to attack their credibility during his defamation trial, a court has been told.

Roberts-Smith is seeking to reverse his legal loss against The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald after Federal Court Justice Anthony Besanko last year dismissed his multimillion-dollar defamation case and found he was complicit in the murder of four unarmed Afghan prisoners.

Besanko found the newspapers had proven on the balance of probabilities that Roberts-Smith was involved in the murders while on deployment in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012. The judge’s finding is lower than the criminal standard of beyond reasonable doubt.

The former Special Air Service corporal’s legal team – led by high-profile silk Bret Walker, SC – argued last week that Besanko did not have sufficiently cogent evidence before him to justify making such grave findings against their client when the former soldier was entitled to the presumption of innocence.

But Nicholas Owens, SC – acting for the newspapers – on Wednesday attacked the substance of Roberts-Smith’s appeal, urging the justices to believe the evidence given by witnesses from a remote Afghan village who were present when Roberts-Smith murdered Jan in 2012.

Owens told the court that when the justices undertook examination of the evidence provided by the Afghan witnesses, they should recall the “the absolutely full-throated … nature of the attack on them at trial” by Roberts-Smith’s lawyers.

“It wasn’t, ‘Let’s look at the detail of your case’ – it really was … every time [an Afghan witness said] something, if it happens to be right, that’s because someone told [the witness] to say it, not because [they] were there.”

Masters was present in court on Wednesday.

Owens also argued that there were three corroborating witnesses, including a soldier dubbed Person 4, who attested that Roberts-Smith had kicked Jan into a ditch, a finding that should not be overturned by the court.

“In terms of the kick itself, we emphasise there is corroborating evidence from Person 4 on the one hand and two of the Afghan witnesses, Mohammed Hanifa and Shahzada [Fatih],” Owens argued.

“They all give fundamentally consistent accounts of Ali Jan being kicked off the cliff.”

Owens labelled the sum total of the evidence “highly probative”.

Besanko found Roberts-Smith killed Jan, who was unarmed and defenceless, by kicking him off a cliff and instructing the soldiers under his command to shoot him.

Roberts-Smith disputes Besanko’s finding.

Besanko’s findings included that Roberts-Smith was involved in three murders, as alleged in a series of articles in 2018, as well as a fourth murder that did not appear in the reports but was part of the newspapers’ defence in court.

The appeal is expected to run for 10 days and does not involve hearing from witnesses afresh.

Owens indicated that most of his remaining argument would take place in a closed court on Thursday as the hearings continue.

Somebody help out? Weren’t the Afghan witnesses paid to give evidence?

JMH
JMH
February 14, 2024 7:18 pm

Barking Toad
Feb 14, 2024 6:35 PM

JC I hope you’re not stirring up another scrolling evening.

Have your turps and watch Sesame Street or something. Or even the ABC.

If people actually thought outside the square, they may come to realise the best way to deal with a creature who lives in a sewer pond is to ignore it. It craves feedback Its aim is to drive people off this blog with its filth and constant vitriol. Deny it that feedback and it starves. Use your brains. Do not respond directly to the thing. Talk about it – but not to it.

H B Bear
H B Bear
February 14, 2024 7:20 pm

A reminder what quality journalism looks like,
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wNgJzhoqjNs

Sancho Panzer
Sancho Panzer
February 14, 2024 7:21 pm

WTF!
Apparently the Feds appeared before the Senate today, possibly for a bollocking about their monitoring of recently released asylum kiddie fiddlers and murderers.
But what do I see?
Reece Kershaw delivering chapter and verse on what a search of the mushroom Beef Wellington woman’s house had turned up.
Obviously a Dorothy Dixer to divert attention from crooks on the loose.
They have learned nothing about politicians running commentary on criminal matters before the courts.

Bespoke
Bespoke
February 14, 2024 7:22 pm

Many more coming down the line, I’m afraid.

Early concerns about my granddaughter have abated but can FASD manifest later on?

Morsie
Morsie
February 14, 2024 7:22 pm

Friend of ours has a student daughter who is involved in a campaign to lower the voting age to 16.There are apparently 31 countries involved in this campaign.
It will happen and we will be even more screwed

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 7:23 pm

Yeah, but the old bull dyke doesn’t practices what it preaches. Constantly suggesting people gnore my comments, and subsequently does anything but ignore my comments. Just a nasty Mallee bull dyke psycho.

Pity it also never ignored Liz’s comments for 2 1/2 years of putrid abuse thrown at her. Started that again recently too.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 7:24 pm

Yeah, but the old bull dyke doesn’t practice what it preaches. Constantly suggesting people ignore my comments, and subsequently does anything but ignore my comments. Just a nasty Mallee bull dyke psycho.

Pity it also never ignored Liz’s comments for 2 1/2 years of putrid abuse thrown at her. Started that again recently too.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 7:28 pm

I bet it even shaves her ugly bull dyke face every fee days too. Filthy, nasty thing it is. Proves Satan exists.

Winston Smith
February 14, 2024 7:30 pm

Roger
Feb 14, 2024 7:00 PM

Thanks for posting your perspective, Mole.
It certainly challenged my thinking.
The protection of the community being paramount, he’s best held in a forensic mental health facility until such time as he can function in the mainstream prison system.

The Problem here is that activist judges etc will be nagged by the sociologists etc to send him back to the prison system, then he’ll get sent back to mental health institutions and so on and so on.
It’s a make work program for university graduates in the prison system. And sooner or later, everyone will be sick of the game and he’ll be out in five years. The chances of him doing it again are too high. The record of gaols as being rehabilitation institutions is full of smooth talking crims playing the system.
In the end society at large will pay the price.

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 7:30 pm

Total mystery why commenters would consider this site a sewer & leave it.

Barking Toad
Barking Toad
February 14, 2024 7:31 pm

Problem?

Yes. I’m sick of having to continually scroll through gibberish.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 7:33 pm

Here’s the clown show. Push back is a bitch.

Alamak!
February 14, 2024 7:37 pm

Except that government can send men with guns to the corporate CEO’s place. The other way round, not so much.

No, the corporates buy the pollies to send the boys round to wherever they want!

Yea on last one. a small lat-am country starting with “B” was bombing coca plantations when I visited quite some time ago.

Sounded legit except the plantations NOT being bombed belonged to the leaders best mate. Kinda catch-22 in how to use military infra for new purposes.

Winston Smith
February 14, 2024 7:38 pm

J.C:

They leave and the bull dyke and Woddenhead remain.

Who is the Bull Dyke?
Can we be let in on the secret?

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 7:42 pm

Who is the Bull Dyke?

I’m struggling to reconcile continual repeated use of this name with any intent other than to use this site as a one-way abuse forum.

Barking Toad
Barking Toad
February 14, 2024 7:42 pm

JC is definitely on the turps early today.

He often posts really interesting things but then the turps kick in and for the rest of the night it’s just insane abuse of all and sundry..

Mate, get help.

cohenite
February 14, 2024 7:47 pm

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Feb 14, 2024 7:15 PM
Judges urged to ignore ‘attack’ on Afghans who gave evidence of Roberts-Smith murder

BRS was literally convicted on the testimony of afghans who were most certainly members of the taliban and this was admitted by counsel for nein. Think about it: Australia’s most decorated soldier tasked with finding the murderer of 3 Australian soldiers dealing with afghan scum who were farmers by day and terrorists by night and these bastards gave evidence (sic) which was believed by the scum media and the idiot judge.

Roger
Roger
February 14, 2024 7:47 pm

Early concerns about my granddaughter have abated but can FASD manifest later on?

Caveat: not a professional, although I’ve learned a bit from a relative who is –

Not as far as I am aware.

Such cases are more likely mis or missed diagnosis early on.

Alamak!
February 14, 2024 7:49 pm

Who is the Bull Dyke?

We’ve all of us been given monikers in the imaginary world of “Catzania”. Sometimes i.e. every 5 mins we get an update on significant events in the world floating somewhere above JC’s head.

I’d say the drugs are not working and turps in short supply until dole-day.

miltonf
miltonf
February 14, 2024 7:49 pm

Think about it: Australia’s most decorated soldier tasked with finding the murderer of 3 Australian soldiers dealing with afghan scum who were farmers by day and terrorists by night and these bastards gave evidence (sic) which was believed by the scum media and the idiot judge.

sums up canbra’s attitude to Australia and Australians.

Boambee John
Boambee John
February 14, 2024 7:50 pm

JC
Feb 14, 2024 6:17 PM
feelthebern
Feb 14, 2024 6:12 PM

As Shellenberger & Taibbi have reported overnight, Mossad helped the five eyes reverse target Trump by going after 26 Trump associates.
I wonder how those in Mossad who signed off on that feel about that now?

Does that mean, the CIA likely heavied them?

More likely a symptom of the decline in professionalism in both western intelligence organisations and militaries over the past 25 or so years, itself a product of the loss of the existential threat posed by the Soviet Union, which allowed irrelevancies to creep in.

JMH
JMH
February 14, 2024 7:52 pm

Discussion upthread about narcissistic behaviour is relevant to the sewer-dweller. It needs medical intervention. Not tomorrow, not next week but right now. The thing is seriously unwell.

Bespoke
Bespoke
February 14, 2024 7:53 pm

Cheers Roger.

John H.
John H.
February 14, 2024 7:54 pm

Roger
Feb 14, 2024 7:47 PM
Early concerns about my granddaughter have abated but can FASD manifest later on?

Caveat: not a professional, although I’ve learned a bit from a relative who is –

Not as far as I am aware.

Such cases are more likely mis or missed diagnosis early on.

Not an expert. Unlikely to be manifest later on. IIRC there are physical attributes that point to FASD. Let me check …
https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/fasd/facts.html

Technical. Abstract will provide clues. Full text.

A review of the physical features of the fetal alcohol spectrum disorders

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 7:55 pm

The thing is seriously unwell.

That’s indisputable, and has been for years.

132andBush
132andBush
February 14, 2024 7:57 pm

2) Small world! My daughters man is a member of Wonwondah ;). he was due at Dadswell Bridge this morning.

Duk,
A local farmer?
I probably know them.

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 7:57 pm

Think about it: Australia’s most decorated soldier tasked with finding the murderer of 3 Australian soldiers dealing with afghan scum who were farmers by day and terrorists by night and these bastards gave evidence (sic) which was believed by the scum media and the idiot judge.

And they wonder why the men and women in uniform protest in the only way they can – complete their enlistments, opt for discharge, and watch the swivel chair hussars write each other memos about why turnover is at such a level.

Barking Toad
Barking Toad
February 14, 2024 7:57 pm

Sadly, much of the judiciary is made up of incompetent BA’s majoring in law who could not get a permanent job in a suburban office doing conveyancing.

They become social justice warriors in the hope of becoming relevant.

That is the state we have come to. Believing goat fcking terrorists over Australian warriors.

Bourne1879
Bourne1879
February 14, 2024 8:01 pm

Below is an actual comment by JC at 4:21 today

“but also it’s my intolerance of your comments that I have issues with”.

He has issues with himself.

He is the gift that keeps on giving in terms of how to reply to him.

Rockdoctor
Rockdoctor
February 14, 2024 8:02 pm

Just heard Vic minister D’Ambrosio on the tv. Wow they get into Hanson for being unpolished.

According to her logic 100km/h winds are something unusual… May have landed in Melbourne on Qantas flight with winds gusting to or above that, last time back in 2018. Someone is “malinformed.”

Ta last night Jock, delete AGL and insert Alinta.

Planning journey north again in a couple of weeks. Bipolar weather is something I had long forgotten about this joint…

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:07 pm

LOL. Look at them all. Must be missing the cheat ticks like crazy.
Sad as.

Bespoke
Bespoke
February 14, 2024 8:08 pm

John

She has a lazy eye on the same side as her gran. And that came after contracting meningococcal meningitis.

Apart from that all good and she is taller then other girls her age.

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 8:08 pm

Bourne1879 Feb 14, 2024 8:01 PM
Below is an actual comment by JC at 4:21 today
“but also it’s my intolerance of your comments that I have issues with”.

“Look what you made me do”

thefrollickingmole
thefrollickingmole
February 14, 2024 8:08 pm

Early concerns about my granddaughter have abated but can FASD manifest later on?

Low inhibition, poor planning and lack of forward thinking can be some noticeable mental attributes, even without physical.

Unfortunately that also describes most teenagers.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36807201/#:~:text=Background%3A%20Executive%20dysfunction%2C%20especially%20impaired,deficits%20in%20children%20and%20adolescents.

Roger
Roger
February 14, 2024 8:09 pm

According to her logic 100km/h winds are something unusual…

It gets even better. According to the VIC premier, if VIC just goes harder on ruinables the weather will be tamed.

Assuming, for argument’s sake, that carbon is the culprit, she seems to think the atmosphere is partitioned.

Rafiki
Rafiki
February 14, 2024 8:10 pm

If one of the defendants in the Lehrmann case is running a defence of justification under s 25 of the NSW Defamation Act, ( as I ampretty sure they are), then whether Bruce raped Brittany is a fact they have to prove. On the balance of probabilities of course , although in the light of the mystifying principles in s 140(2) of the Evidence Act, and Briginshaw). Lots of room for judicial choice here.
Both Bruce and Brittany lack a good degree of credibility ( in the sense of believability). If Lee J thinks it’s a toss-up, he could find for Bruce on the basis that the defendants have not discharged the burden of proof on them.
BUT, Lee J could find against Bruce on the basis that his lies revealed a consciousness of guilt (of having raped Brittany). (This line of argument sunk Kelli Lane’s defence.) It’s easier to run this argument in a civil case. If Lee J took this approach, Brittany’s lack of credibility is irrelevant.
In the end, the room for judicial choice leaves it open for Lee J to decide by reference to unarticulated premises.

miltonf
miltonf
February 14, 2024 8:10 pm

D’Ambrosio is one of the more trashie ones. Just shows what garbage the political class is especially the abomination in Vicco. BAs should cease.

feelthebern
feelthebern
February 14, 2024 8:12 pm

Albo oversees a useless vote on Assange.
Another do nothing sham.
For two years this government has said they were working with the US but as the Rex Patrick FOI request showed, they have done nothing.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:13 pm

B John

I suspect 911 was the turning point. It screwed up the place, with Bush helping to give the intel agencies more power than they knew what to do with.

I recall a piece, which I think was in Reason mag at the time, extremely critical of the establishment of the FISA courts, warning they would be abused at some point in the future. You then had the Kenyan who began to use the intel apparatus for political purposes. However, if you’re looking for the beginnings, it was the aftermath of 911 that changed things I think.

Bespoke
Bespoke
February 14, 2024 8:13 pm

And that came after contracting meningococcal meningitis.

The wife not my granddaughter.

JMH
JMH
February 14, 2024 8:14 pm

Salvatore, Iron Publican
Feb 14, 2024 8:08 PM
Bourne1879 Feb 14, 2024 8:01 PM
Below is an actual comment by JC at 4:21 today
“but also it’s my intolerance of your comments that I have issues with”.

“Look what you made me do”

Gold. Clearly demonstrates the brain isn’t functioning on all cylinders. But we know that already.

Winston Smith
February 14, 2024 8:16 pm

JMH
Feb 14, 2024 7:18 PM

If people actually thought outside the square, they may come to realise the best way to deal with a creature who lives in a sewer pond is to ignore it. It craves feedback Its aim is to drive people off this blog with its filth and constant vitriol. Deny it that feedback and it starves. Use your brains. Do not respond directly to the thing. Talk about it – but not to it.

That doesn’t work, JMH.
Any comment that can be twisted will be twisted into being an attack on him. Therefore he doesn’t start the fights – he is the victim here. MK50 left the Old cat at least 5 years ago, and is still brought up interminably.
This is a non negotiable part of his illness – he reserves the right to set rules and reality.
This is his sandpit and no one who stands up to him is safe from bullying and verbal abuse. He will not share his toys.
I bet JC was a horrible little boy in playgroup.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:19 pm

Alamak, stop being so corporate. You sounded like an HR boffinhead earlier babbling on about toxic masculinity. I am who I am, happy to be me and never going to change. If you don’t like lit then flip past, it’s not as though you’re a great loss either to be frank.

Winston Smith
February 14, 2024 8:21 pm

Bloody Hell, JC.
Put the keyboard down and step away, FFS.

JC
Feb 14, 2024 7:23 PM
Yeah, but the old bull dyke doesn’t practices what it preaches. Constantly suggesting people gnore my comments, and subsequently does anything but ignore my comments. Just a nasty Mallee bull dyke psycho.
Pity it also never ignored Liz’s comments for 2 1/2 years of putrid abuse thrown at her. Started that again recently too.

JC Avatar
JC
Feb 14, 2024 7:24 PM
Yeah, but the old bull dyke doesn’t practice what it preaches. Constantly suggesting people ignore my comments, and subsequently does anything but ignore my comments. Just a nasty Mallee bull dyke psycho.
Pity it also never ignored Liz’s comments for 2 1/2 years of putrid abuse thrown at her. Started that again recently too.
JC Avatar
JC
Feb 14, 2024 7:28 PM
I bet it even shaves her ugly bull dyke face every fee days too. Filthy, nasty thing it is. Proves Satan exists.

thefrollickingmole
thefrollickingmole
February 14, 2024 8:21 pm

JC – there is blowing smoke up someones arse- then there is setting the arse on fire..
That walkout was the second one.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:22 pm

Seriously people, this is like starting up a new version of #metoo. The Hurties Club.

If you don’t have anything topical to say then give it a rest and buzz off.

Old Lefty
Old Lefty
February 14, 2024 8:23 pm

Not a lot of sympathy for Lasry per se, but to be forced out by that malignant piece of work Kerri Judd. In a just world she would have been sacked over the corrupt and contemptible Stalinist political prosecution of Cardinal Pell.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:24 pm

Mole

Did you get why he walked out? I’ve never seen anyone walkout after a licking. Unreal.

thefrollickingmole
thefrollickingmole
February 14, 2024 8:28 pm

JC

I think the bit about him curing cancer, punching Putin in the dick and making love to Selma Hyeck after she tracked him down to request it might have been a bridge too far.

Top Ender
Top Ender
February 14, 2024 8:29 pm

What a farce.

On Tuesday – Sorry Day – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese declared his “proudest” day in politics was 16 years ago, when his mate Kevin Rudd said sorry to the “Stolen Generations”.

Yet in his next breath he announced that under him we’d taken more Aboriginal children than before.

The numbers are incredible: more than 22,000 Aboriginal children are now in out-of-home care.

They’re 10 times more likely than other children to be removed from their parents to save them from being bashed, raped, starved or neglected.

Bang.

In one speech Albanese accidentally exposed the Stolen Generations myth that’s poisoned our past.

Only a fool could believe such a smug and cartoonish story – that officials who removed some Aboriginal children 30, 40 or 50 years ago were racist, cruel and genocidal, but the ones today who remove even more are just keeping them safe.

Albanese also said on Sorry Day he wanted “truth telling”, so let’s give him some.

Please get your children and grandchildren to read this, too, to arm them against the lies.

For more than 20 years I’ve watched activists, journalists and academics invent this Stolen Generations tale, while evidence kept contradicting the story – infamously put by the Human Rights Commission – that up to 100,000 Aboriginal children were stolen to make Australia white.

For instance, in 2000 the Federal Court dismissed the first big Stolen Generations test case for compensation, lodged in the Northern Territory by Peter Gunner and Lorna Cubillo.

It said that for the NT, “the evidence does not support a finding that there was any policy of removal of part-Aboriginal children such as that alleged”.

Nor had Gunner or Cubillo been stolen. Cubillo was taken to the Retta Dixon home in Darwin when she was eight years old because she’d been found in a bush ration camp with her mother and grandmother dead, her white father long gone, and a woman supposedly minding her often working instead at a station 60km away. Who leaves an eight-year-old in a bush camp, without school or proper care?

In 2000 the Federal Court dismissed the first big Stolen Generations test case for compensation, lodged in the Northern Territory by Peter Gunner and Lorna Cubillo.
In 2000 the Federal Court dismissed the first big Stolen Generations test case for compensation, lodged in the Northern Territory by Peter Gunner and Lorna Cubillo.
As for Gunner, his mother out at Utopia Station put her mark on a form agreeing for her son to be sent to Alice Springs for schooling.

It’s much the same story in the dozens of Stolen Generations cases I’ve checked.

That’s why our courts still haven’t found even one case of a child stolen just for being Aboriginal.

The NSW Supreme Court, for instance, ruled that an Aboriginal woman wanting compensation hadn’t been stolen, but given away by her mother.

Western Australia’s Supreme Court ruled that seven children also weren’t stolen, but removed for their safety.

In Victoria, a Labor-appointed Stolen Generations Taskforce could find not one truly stolen child, and admitted the state had had “no formal policy for removing children”.

But let me tell you one of the many horrible examples I’ve reported these past two decades of the harm this myth has caused.

The day prime minister Kevin Rudd said his famous sorry, a Queensland appeal court heard a case involving an Aboriginal girl betrayed by the Stolen Generations myth.

Three years earlier, when she was seven, she’d been raped in Aurukun, in Cape York.

She was found with syphilis and foetal alcohol syndrome.

Eventually white foster parents in Cairns looked after her.

One even quit work to give her more care, but two new social workers took over her case when she was 10, and reportedly told her white carers that taking her away from her culture was repeating the Stolen Generations.

So she was sent back to Aurukun for a while. And there she was pack raped again – six times by nine men and boys.

The court heard the rapists thought sex with a 10-year-old was normal.

Many of the boys seemed damaged themselves.

Most lived with grandparents because their parents couldn’t care for them.

The case is extreme but not unique.

I once challenged an academic, Robert Manne, to name even 10 children stolen just for being Aboriginal.

On his second failed attempt, he included a fatherless 12-year-old “half-caste” girl with syphilis in a black tribe, and a 13-year-old who had been found seven months’ pregnant and working for nothing on a station.

These were stolen children?

Yes, many people do now say they were stolen, but have incentives to say so.

Many states now hand “survivors” huge payouts – up to $100,000 – with few questions asked.

But I have a question.

Who does this myth really help?

Herald-Sun

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:30 pm

thefrollickingmole
Feb 14, 2024 8:28 PM

LOL…Just the look on their faces makes the vid a keeper.

Muddy
Muddy
February 14, 2024 8:30 pm

Yeah, but the old bull dyke doesn’t practices what it preaches. Constantly suggesting people gnore my comments, and subsequently does anything but ignore my comments. Just a nasty Mallee bull dyke psycho.

[My emphasis].

Fantasising about a commenter’s sexual preferences and activity seems to me to be entering disturbing territory. If the individual publicly raised the topic of their sexuality, then I withdraw my stated concern and apologise unreservedly. If not initiated by the targeted commenter, the fantasising about their supposed intimate preferences on a public forum suggests an unhealthy cognitive dysfunction that, if transferred into real life, might prompt concern for the safety of the chosen victim.

It’s not for me to judge the maturity of another’s behaviour, however, if we were all responsible individuals, we might self-monitor in order to avoid potential future problems for the blog owner (bearing in mind recent legislation).

If you feel the need to dominate others in the cyber realm to soothe deep-seated feelings of inadequacy – go for it. But the only boss of the playground here is Dover. Everyone else humbly bows to his investment in providing us this forum.

Winston Smith
February 14, 2024 8:31 pm

Roger:
FASD (Foetal Alcohol Syndrome) is generally picked up a bit later, but certain facial characteristics are a real giveaway almost from birth.
The philtrum and upper lip are the ones we used to look for straight away. They’re not definitive, but they are a “Hmmm” trigger.

Sancho Panzer
Sancho Panzer
February 14, 2024 8:32 pm

Rafiki at 8:10.
Is it not true that the balance of probabilities bar is set much higher in defamation cases involving accusations of serious criminality, as against, say, a commercial property dispute.
If that is the case, how does a truth defence have a hope in hell of getting up?
Does the defamation case require Lee to decide if rape took place?
I mean, isn’t the more salient point what Ten and the Toad did to establish the veracity of Britnah’s story before going to air?
It seems to me that there were ample opportunities to identify inconsistencies and outright lies in her story and, in fact, some did become obvious.
These were either ignored or papered over.
Along with that, the disingenuous attempt to contact Lehrmann and the deliberate planting of information in the program to identify him means that Ten are goneski.

Bourne1879
Bourne1879
February 14, 2024 8:33 pm

Bolt nails it regarding so called stolen generation.

Sancho Panzer
Sancho Panzer
February 14, 2024 8:35 pm

Old Lefty

Feb 14, 2024 8:23 PM

Not a lot of sympathy for Lasry per se, but to be forced out by that malignant piece of work Kerri Judd

What did Lasry do to get shunted?

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:36 pm

Does the defamation case require Lee to decide if rape took place?

Excuse my ignorance of the law, but there was a criminal case and it basically folded, which should mean Brucey is presumed innocent, no? If so, how can any criminal accusation have relevance in a civil trial?

Bourne1879
Bourne1879
February 14, 2024 8:37 pm

It is hard to keep score but probably
JC 0
Others 10 +

He is flapping around like the limbless Black Knight in Monty Python’s Holy Grail.

Boambee John
Boambee John
February 14, 2024 8:39 pm

JC

However, if you’re looking for the beginnings, it was the aftermath of 911 that changed things I think.

They lost focus with the end of the Soviet Union, then 9/11 gave them a new focus, but by then I suspect that many of the old Cold War people had left, satisfied that they had successfully done their duty.

The newly promoted replacements simply lacked the balance and experience to understand the ethics of the Cold War days, and lacked the experience needed to say “No” to W or O’Bummer when they wanted actions that would have gone nowhere 10 or 20 years earlier

Rockdoctor
Rockdoctor
February 14, 2024 8:39 pm

My last said that was at Tullamarine. The only airport in Oz apart from Perth that can control aircraft in heavy fog due to Cat IIIB certification radars & infrastructure.

The airport was opened in 1970, Victoria obviously had some eceptionally smart engineers & designers at that time. Where are they now?

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:46 pm

They lost focus with the end of the Soviet Union, then 9/11 gave them a new focus, but by then I suspect that many of the old Cold War people had left, satisfied that they had successfully done their duty.

The 1990s in the US were the “bestest” decade of my life. The eternal peace would be with us forever. It was an incredible place to be, and everyone thought it would never end.

911 really knocked the place for a six. I can literally separate the 90s from every other decade.

Winston Smith
February 14, 2024 8:53 pm

JC:
I’m still waiting for the URL you were getting me.
You wouldn’t be dodging the issue would you?
Yep. You’ve suddenly found something better to talk about, haven’t you?
Dodging again.
Winston 6
JC 0

Dot
Dot
February 14, 2024 8:53 pm

John Brumble
Feb 14, 2024 6:57 PM
So I’ll just post links to my mates MLM shall I, Dover?

It’s no f’ing different to the Armstrong sewerage.

Your mate probably never claimed he managed Aristotle Onassis’ portfolio.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 8:56 pm

Your mate probably never claimed he managed Aristotle Onassis’ portfolio.

I wonder then, if Ari was one of the victims. 🙂

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 8:58 pm

Please get your children and grandchildren to read this, too, to arm them against the lies.

Certain “activists” of my knowledge claim to be part of the “Stolen Generation.” They get very aggro when it’s pointed out they weren’t even born, until after those removals ceased.

Dot
Dot
February 14, 2024 8:58 pm

Apparently the Feds appeared before the Senate today, possibly for a bollocking about their monitoring of recently released asylum kiddie fiddlers and murderers.

What about the entrapment/using an agent provocateur of or against a 13 year old autistic kid? That took a lot of class!

An inspector from NACC (the old ACLEI) making a visit is on the cards now,

“Best interests of the child”

Where have I heard that before?

feelthebern
feelthebern
February 14, 2024 9:03 pm

MLMs can work if you are a genuine long term user of a consumer product.
I would never get involved with one.
But it should be viewed as getting discounts on something you use, not actually making money.

Knuckle Dragger
Knuckle Dragger
February 14, 2024 9:04 pm

Just spent Valentine’s Day at the gym, and then porking all the chicks at the gym who fell in love with my awesomeness.

Oh. Wait, wait.

Wrong blog.

Alamak!
February 14, 2024 9:06 pm

He is flapping around like the limbless Black Knight in Monty Python’s Holy Grail.

“I’m invincible … You’re a Loony.

flyingduk
flyingduk
February 14, 2024 9:06 pm

Small world! My daughters man is a member of Wonwondah ;). he was due at Dadswell Bridge this morning.

Duk,
A local farmer?
I probably know them.

Not quite a farmer, more a ‘Lord’ of the manor as it were 😉

feelthebern
feelthebern
February 14, 2024 9:08 pm

I used the “fitness centre” at Del Boca Vista this morning.
10kms on the treadmill.
Only person in the place.

Bespoke
Bespoke
February 14, 2024 9:11 pm

Just spent Valentine’s Day at the gym, and then porking all the chicks at the gym who fell in love with my awesomeness.

I got a plate gull of prawns.

miltonf
miltonf
February 14, 2024 9:11 pm

Good the giant koala is ok. Coffee there is terrible though.

Bespoke
Bespoke
February 14, 2024 9:12 pm

full

Top Ender
Top Ender
February 14, 2024 9:12 pm

Beavering away doing some work on my book Cyclone Warriors – the Armed Forces in Cyclone Tracy, which is coming out in November for the 50th anniversary.

Wrote that Darwin had the longest runway in Oz, and then thought that was in 74, so maybe worth checking.

https://www.bigorre.org/aero/ranking/long_AU/en

Only 5th now.

Crossie
Crossie
February 14, 2024 9:15 pm

Rosie
Feb 14, 2024 5:49 PM
I suppose the Grampians fire is being fought by people who aren’t normally allowed to climb in the Grampians?

Bazinga!

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 9:21 pm

Wrote that Darwin had the longest runway in Oz, and then thought that was in 74, so maybe worth checking.

Back in the 1980’s, the Air Force held the “Pitch Black” exercises in Darwin. One of the matrons of the town rang a local radio station to complain. “Does the Air Force have to fly on Sunday? That’s when I like to watch Shakespeare’s Plays on the television.

She go little sympathy. “You go down to the airport, and look at the holes left by Japanese machine gun bullets in the walls there. That’s why the Air Force flies on Sundays.”

Crossie
Crossie
February 14, 2024 9:23 pm

Roger
Feb 14, 2024 6:27 PM
No thought of sacking incompetent ministers appointed in 2022 as a result of Liars factional deals…

It’s a shallow talent pool, Tom.

That’s an understatement.

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 9:25 pm

“Does the Air Force have to fly on Sunday?

“What Air Force, ours or theirs?”
“Der, ours, dummy”
“Phew, that’s alright then”

Rosie
Rosie
February 14, 2024 9:25 pm

Read the Lasry thing.
Judd wasn’t happy with the decision he made in relation to the substitution of charges in relation to the boss of the man that killed the four police officers and made a complaint.
Lasry took the view that it was now impossible for him to sit on any case involving the DPP, ie all of them and that was that.

Rosie
Rosie
February 14, 2024 9:27 pm

Balance of probability in civil trial?
Bit like OJ?

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 9:28 pm

From what I could see, The “Lex Pistol” for all his activism & lefty spiral as a barrister, he was rather a “black letter law” type judge.

This will not have been well received by an intellectually sub-optimal ALP expecting a political court & hometown refereeing.

Crossie
Crossie
February 14, 2024 9:29 pm

Roger
Feb 14, 2024 6:33 PM
Putin is a great protector of European Christian values and what not.

Well, at least you didn’t say he’s a great exemplar of them.

Is The Defender Of The Faith, aka King Charles III, any more virtuous?

Rockdoctor
Rockdoctor
February 14, 2024 9:32 pm

TE

My dad was left off the deployment to Tracy clean up by 5/7 RAR due to my expectant mother (not me I was already running around by then).

Amazing sights I have seen is B52’s lifting off from Darwin from Amy Johnson ave. As for the airport my first visit we embarked on stairs, my last transit quite a decent airport.

Crossie
Crossie
February 14, 2024 9:34 pm

Pogria
Feb 14, 2024 6:49 PM
Have Cats been following the Asbestos in the Mulch saga?
There has been an upside to this problem. The Mardi Gras Fair at Victoria Park in Sydney has been cancelled. ”

Winning!

Ha, ha, ha, ha!

Boambee John
Boambee John
February 14, 2024 9:34 pm

Top Ender
Feb 14, 2024 9:12 PM
Beavering away doing some work on my book Cyclone Warriors – the Armed Forces in Cyclone Tracy, which is coming out in November for the 50th anniversary.

Wrote that Darwin had the longest runway in Oz, and then thought that was in 74, so maybe worth checking.

Back around the early 1980s/late 1970s, before Canberra was extended, some people I knew through work were having a lunch at the restaurant n Red Hill.

One of them interrupted the conversation, to tell them that a 747 was landing. It had departed Sydney, had a major problem and diverted to Canberra, using up pretty much all of the runway to land.

After repairs were made, the departure time was announced. the crowds gathered, the plane received minimum fuel to safely reach Sydney, then was towed to the absolute end of the runway, started engines, maximum power, release brakes and off she went. Successfully.

Sancho Panzer
Sancho Panzer
February 14, 2024 9:36 pm

JC at 8:36.
My understanding is as follows:-
Broadly, there are two defences available for Ten and Wilko.
1. The Truth Defence. That is, establishing that the rape did take place.
2. The Public Interest defence. That is, the program was broadcast “in the course of or for the purposes of a discussion of the conduct or some person or institution that invites public criticism or discussions”.
If he had been found guilty in the criminal trial, the truth defence would be a slam dunk. However, that trial was inconclusive. Criminal trials work on “beyond reasonable doubt”, whereas a civil defamation trial only needs to be decided on the “balance of probabilities”.
They don’t apply numerical values, but let’s say “beyond reasonable doubt” is 95% and “balance of probabilities” is 55%.
However, where the defamation involves an allegation of serious criminality, I believe the bar is set higher. For illustrative purposes, say, 75% certainty.
Therefore I have difficulty seeing how Lee can possibly tick off on a truth defence in an inconclusive “he said, she said” case.
That leaves the Public Interest defence.
Ten and Toad claim this was all about “the culture in Parliament House”.
It is hard to argue that a rape allegation involving two junior woodchucks has, of itself, any public interest angle.
This defence has some credibility if the alleged rapist was referred to in vague terms, and not effectively doxxed in the broadcast.
If the Public Interest was all about “workplace safety” in Parliament House, it could have been done without saying “panties”.

Rosie
Rosie
February 14, 2024 9:37 pm

Yesterday afternoon I completed my cultural homework in Sassari, visiting the fine art gallery housed in the former Jesuit seminary.
Also €6 entry, cash only, same as the archaeological museum.
Only visitor in the place, got trailed by staff a bit so so didn’t touch anything.
Most of the collection was a donation by a local 19th century captain of commerce so a big chunk of the works had no provenance and often the name of the artist was unknown.
Lots of regional as well as religious art, I always prefer Gothic and late 19th early 20th century stuff.
Was interested to see traditional costume for the locals including both veils and lower face coverings for the women, though there is no obvious Moorish influence being ruled by Aragon may have played a part, or maybe it’s just because of the practicality protecting skin of people who spend most of their time outdoors

Crossie
Crossie
February 14, 2024 9:40 pm

But, yes, I have no doubt that Cane Toad created a carefully constructed Chinese wall, where everything was done verbally via assistants and the lawyer was badgered to tick it all off.

Sancho, you are right and I wouldn’t be surprised if this case was not part of a uni law course on what not to do.

Dot
Dot
February 14, 2024 9:44 pm

Is The Defender Of The Faith, aka King Charles III, any more virtuous?

Objectively: YES.

Pogria
Pogria
February 14, 2024 9:47 pm

“Look what you made me do”

The classic Wife Beater Persona.
It recently became a Grandfather. Being a mentor to the next generation usually softens a sour personality.
Perhaps though, all is not as it seems. Projection and diversion are common tactics of the bully and coward.
Until it mentioned it had become a Grandparent, I had no idea it had more than one child.
Foul language, the same slurs on replay, hiding behind another commenters’ skirts.
When said commenter stated that “she liked all the commenters that it reviled”.
That is when it magnanimously informed said commenter that “she could feel free”, to like whomever she wanted.
What a benediction!
That is the point where it became seriously deranged.
It, who had been the Knight in Shining Armour, who had, ad nauseum, brought up the fact that it, and only it, had her back, or skirt, when all others had ignored what it had pointed out so vociferously.

Unbelievably boring. The only time it is mildly amusing is when it starts to spit like the Tory Fighter.

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 9:48 pm

The faces of a hideous hatred that has no place in our country

These are the anti-Israel activists who helped disseminate the details of hundreds of Jewish ­Australians in the arts industry across the internet.
By alexi demetriadi and john ferguson
From Politics
February 14, 2024
5 minute read
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A social-justice warrior who urged people to “let Zionists know no f..king peace”, an artist who called them “genocidal racists”, and a children’s author who praised terrorist organisations are the anti-Israel activists who helped disseminate the details of hundreds of Jewish ­Australians across the internet.

The Australian can reveal that Elsa Tuet-Rosenberg, Zee Mazloum and Matt Chun – whose real name is Matt Jones – were prolific sharers of the leaked ­personal details of Jewish creatives from a WhatsApp group, which led to Anthony Albanese moving to ban the online form of harassment.

Tuet-Rosenberg shared almost 200 Instagram stories pertaining to the doxxing, while Mazloum and Chun referred to the group’s members and Israel as “genocidal”.

Feminist author Clementine Ford and writer researcher Randa Abdel-Fattah also disseminated a link to the leaked documents and details to their large social media followings.

It has led to the abuse and harassment aimed at the people and businesses outed in the leak, as Jewish leaders welcomed a move by the government to accelerate “anti-doxxing” laws.

It is unclear who within the WhatsApp group leaked the chat, and who specifically uploaded it to a now-defunct web page, although analysis of Tuet-Rosenberg’s, Mazloum’s and Chun’s accounts show a history of anti-Israel sentiment.

Tuet-Rosenberg shared the leaked transcripts and names, professions and photographs regularly from early February, saving each in Instagram story tabs called “Zio Receipts”.

To her 8000 followers, she ­disseminated links to the leaked transcripts and members, which included teachers, librarians and university professionals.

Tuet-Rosenberg is the founder of Hue, a social-justice group that trains people to “challenge systems of oppression”. In 2020, at Melbourne’s Next Wave Festival, she played a character running in the “2050 Australasia Republic election”, lesbian cyborg “Poona”.

She is Jewish.

Tuet-Rosenberg filed the Jewish WhatsApp members into categories like “Artists” and “Sports Zios”, urging her followers to “let these f..king Zionists know no f..king peace”.

“We must be noisy, disruptive and unapologetic,” she wrote in a February 2 Instagram story.

On February 4, she wrote: “Let the outrage you feel at (the Whats­App chat) move you to burn this system and colony”.

She said that “Zimbos” maintained their positions due to other Zionists “in management”, calling them “genocidal fascists” who had moved “too deep into fascism” to reason with.

“Time’s up,” she wrote, referring to the leaked group.

Mazloum started posting transcripts of the leaked group about two weeks ago, also sharing the links across last week.

The stories are saved in a “Local Zios” Instagram tab, where Mazloum identifies the names, pictures and businesses of some of those in the group.

On January 30, Mazloum called Zionists “genocidal racists”, sharing named pictures of what they had determined were “frequent contributors” to the ­WhatsApp group.

“They (the Zionists, WhatsApp members) are plotting, making moves and using their power to dox and damage,” a February 3 Instagram story read.

An account associated with Mazloum’s main profiles sells T-shirts with a link to an “anti-Zio tees” store removed due to “harmful” content.

In one photo, Tuet-Rosenberg and Mazloum pose in the T-shirts, which read “F..K ISRAEL” and “ALL ZIONISTS ARE BASTARDS”. Both were contacted – via their Instagram pages, and available work and personal email address online – but hadn’t responded.

The Weekend Australian revealed on Friday how Chun was a key figure in the widespread dissemination of the documents, and how the author had received federal grants in the tens of thousands of dollars.

His real name is Matt Jones, a NSW South Coast local who used to own a cafe and has received at least $100,000 in varying grand funding dating back to 2010.

“Israel is nothing but a hideous, bloodthirsty white colonial project operated by an organised gang of insatiable racists and thieves,’’ Chun claimed on Instagram. Backing Yemen in its opposition to the West, he claimed: “All power to Yemen as it resists imperialist horror.”

He claimed that Israel had no right to exist and that stronger action needed to be taken by Palestinian supporters, and he posted relentlessly on the Middle East conflict, on October 8, calling Hamas terrorists “freedom fighters” and “martyrs”, adding “death to the occupation”.

In January, he said: “Zionists can see that their lies are no longer fooling anyone, and they’re sh#tting their stolen pants right now.”

He also said people “shouldn’t be friends with Zionists”.

Ms Ford shared the link to the leaked transcripts and names on both Instagram and Facebook, which collectively have more than 500,000 followers, telling them that she was sharing to ­provide an insight into “how ­co-ordinated efforts are to silence Palestinian activists and their ­allies”. She shared extracts of the transcript, especially those messages in the WhatsApp chat ­targeting her.

Dr Abdel-Fattah, a sociology research fellow at Macquarie University and writer, was listed as a “collaborator” of an Instagram post to her 28,000 followers with a link to the documents in a Friday, alongside Tuet-Rosenberg and Chun.

Chun, Ford and Dr Abdel-Fattah all failed to respond to The Australian.

Zionist Federation of Australia CEO Alon Cassuto said: “It’s unclear how publishing lists of Jews and denigrating the work of great Jewish Australians who have supported the arts for generations does anything for the Palestinian cause. What is clear is that it is ­destructive to social cohesion.’’

Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief executive Alex Ryvchin said bipartisan support for possible anti-doxxing laws was “extremely positive” but that the scale of the problem needed to be understood.

“In addition to the harassment and death threats, we are seeing efforts to drive members of our community from whole industries and sectors,” he said.

“We are seeing co-ordinated campaigns to boycott businesses owned by Jewish Australians with no connection to any foreign country. As a nation we have to determine what we stand for and what we stand against.”

On Monday, the Prime Minister said he had directed Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus to bring forward new laws in response to the Privacy Act review.

“These are 600 people in the creative ­industries, people like Deborah Conway, the singer, people who are in the arts and ­creative sectors, who had a ­WhatsApp group … to provide support for each other because of the rise in anti-Semitism,” he said.

“The idea that someone should be targeted because of their religion … is just completely unacceptable.”

Victoria Police confirmed it was investigating the leaking of details and that their inquiries were ongoing.

I’d give them a guided tour of Belsen.

132andBush
132andBush
February 14, 2024 9:48 pm

Not quite a farmer, more a ‘Lord’ of the manor as it were ?

Ah.
A few of those around.

Pogria
Pogria
February 14, 2024 9:56 pm

Crossie,
it made me chuckle also.
To answer your question pf a couple of days ago, yes, I used a ride-on. I have a couple of acres to mow.
I use the push mower for the dog yard and the chook yard, areas where the gate is too narrow to take the ride-on through.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 9:57 pm

It’s Valentine’s Day, Pigria. Show a little love.

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 10:03 pm

It’s Valentine’s Day, Pigria. Show a little love.

Back when first deciding to plunge into the Cat, as it seemed a reputable conservative type discussion blog, did anyone think that within a few years 50% of thread output would be this type of shit?

Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 14, 2024 10:03 pm

Good stuff from Danger Dan:

You can piece it all together without the aid of a MSM whore.

Happy new year! Anthony Albanese

Crossie
Crossie
February 14, 2024 10:06 pm

Morsie
Feb 14, 2024 7:22 PM
Friend of ours has a student daughter who is involved in a campaign to lower the voting age to 16.There are apparently 31 countries involved in this campaign.
It will happen and we will be even more screwed

I wouldn’t let 16 year olds vote even for their school captain.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 10:09 pm

Output.

Salvatore, Iron Publican
Feb 10, 2024 10:42 PM

Get a room & a large tub of lube, enter that room with Sancho, don’t come out until you two cougars have satisfied your upsy-downsy urges.

Now there’s some advice you should heed.

Sancho Panzer
Sancho Panzer
February 14, 2024 10:13 pm

I wouldn’t be surprised if this case was not part of a uni law course on what not to do.

It has certainly been a case study in legal suicide bombing.
Maybe the Ten Litigation Lawyer thought her job was to generate litigation, not resolve litigation.
Look, 25 years ago, legal beagles for media organisations were feared and their power of veto was absolute.
I remember Jill Singer at Channel Stokes executing a fainting couch flounce on air after legal pulled a report she wanted to run on Jeff Kennett.
It later transpired that the basis of the report was defamatory bullshit, but Jill was quite happy to run it and burn a pile of shareholder cash.

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 10:15 pm

In one photo, Tuet-Rosenberg and Mazloum pose in the T-shirts, which read “F..K ISRAEL” and “ALL ZIONISTS ARE BASTARDS”

There are some Israeli gentlemen knocking at your door. Something about MOSSAD?

feelthebern
feelthebern
February 14, 2024 10:20 pm

Reading this Helga Lam case.
A judge in 2024 wrote that her victims were willing participants.
They were aged 13 to 16.

Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 14, 2024 10:33 pm

One of the best channels I’ve ever discovered. When it comes to camel culls, it will rattle people. City folk watching crap on TV can piss off!

This clip is family friendly.

Shopping trip: Just before Christmas

Zafiro
Zafiro
February 14, 2024 10:34 pm

Pauline Hanson, Malcolm Roberts and Jacinta Price are the only xunts at Canberra I would cast a vote for

Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
Zulu Kilo Two Alpha
February 14, 2024 10:47 pm

In one photo, Tuet-Rosenberg and Mazloum pose in the T-shirts, which read “F..K ISRAEL” and “ALL ZIONISTS ARE BASTARDS”

One of the precious little poppets is wearing a T-shirt that says “Always Was, Always Will Be Aboriginal Land.”

I didn’t know “Palestine” had been Aboriginal land, has Bruce Pascoe been asked for comment?

Indolent
Indolent
February 14, 2024 10:59 pm
Zafiro
Zafiro
February 14, 2024 11:00 pm

My sister. A successful business woman and mother reckons Peter Dutton is super hot and cant wait to vote for him.

You experience some strange shit along the journey.

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 11:04 pm

Anyone recall, George Santos? He’s the Republican, who won a NY seat and was subsequently found to be a blowhard bullshit artist and subsequently expelled from Congress. Because of their piousness the GOP lost the seat last night to a Demon.

Meanwhile, the far more crooked democrat senator from NJ, Robert Menendez, remains in the senate despite a mountain of indictments against himself and his wife for taking bribes and payments even in gold.

Go GOP

MatrixTransform
February 14, 2024 11:16 pm

a

… and was subsequently found to be a blowhard bullshit artist

dover … isnt it time?

JC
JC
February 14, 2024 11:19 pm

11.19 pm.

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 14, 2024 11:23 pm

and was subsequently found to be a blowhard bullshit artist

Being a broad church, we have one of those.

DrBeauGan
DrBeauGan
February 14, 2024 11:27 pm

What happened to the Musk Zuckerberg fight?

Rosie
Rosie
February 14, 2024 11:29 pm

Musk won.

Dot
Dot
February 14, 2024 11:33 pm

If you use Meta, you’re a cuck, beta, etc.

Rosie
Rosie
February 14, 2024 11:34 pm
DrBeauGan
DrBeauGan
February 14, 2024 11:41 pm

Musk won.

With a knockout? Where’s the video?

Dot
Dot
February 14, 2024 11:43 pm

Older article (2022)

I keep on saying it’s a scam and smells like a scamola:

https://www.wired.com/story/meta-is-making-millions-from-fake-accounts/

Meta Made Millions in Ads From Networks of Fake Accounts
The social media giant banned accounts promoting disinformation, spam, or propaganda—and kept the money it made from ads.

More recently (2023):

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jun/16/victims-speak-out-over-fraud-on-instagram-facebook-and-whatsapp

Starling Bank described Facebook as the “single biggest enabler of fraud” suffered by its customers, followed by Instagram. It withdrew all paid ads from Meta platforms in December 2021 in protest at its failure to tackle this problem.

“Government measures do not go far enough and we are disappointed that the responsibility of reimbursing customers falls only on banks, while the social media platforms, where the fraud originated, are let off the hook,” it said in a statement. “These platforms, including Meta, profit from crime and yet remain beyond the reach of law.”

PeterM
PeterM
February 14, 2024 11:52 pm

I wouldn’t let 16 year olds vote even for their school captain.

Pretty soon the age for criminal responsibility will be higher than the voting age

JC
JC
February 15, 2024 12:03 am

If this is any indication, 24 is over bar the shout.

Republicans lost 2 critical elections today. One was a US House seat (Santos seat). The other was control of the PA House.

Democrats outsmarted the GOP again with a strong mail-in & early voting operation.

The GOP was relying on strong Election Day turnout, but a snowstorm in the Northeast changed the equation.

We need to get smart. Fast.
Or else we could easily blow 2024.

Katzenjammer
Katzenjammer
February 15, 2024 12:14 am

He claimed that Israel had no right to exist

Obvious questions – What other countries have no right to exist, and what are you doing to dissolve them?

Idiots.

Oh come on
Oh come on
February 15, 2024 1:04 am

Dear lord Russell Broadbent is an Eeyore c#@t. Totally insufferable.

Oh come on
Oh come on
February 15, 2024 1:11 am

Anyone recall, George Santos? He’s the Republican, who won a NY seat and was subsequently found to be a blowhard bullshit artist and subsequently expelled from Congress. Because of their piousness the GOP lost the seat last night to a Demon.

Meanwhile, the far more crooked democrat senator from NJ, Robert Menendez, remains in the senate despite a mountain of indictments against himself and his wife for taking bribes and payments even in gold.

Go GOP

Only the GOP would be stupid enough to split and allow one of their own to be thrown to the wolves when doing so would make their razor-thin margin in the HoR even more precarious.

Salvatore, Iron Publican
February 15, 2024 2:45 am

JC Feb 14, 2024 10:09 PM
Output.
Get a room & a large tub of lube, enter that room with Sancho, don’t come out until you two cougars have satisfied your upsy-downsy urges.
Now there’s some advice you should heed.

Learn to take it like a man.
You pair of trolls dish it out with gay abandon, suck it up.

Get back to us when I’ve;
a) posted the same stuff 50 times on one page – not a once-off.
b) got stuck into someone other than the sites two biggest trolls.
c) have called a female “Butch Swamp Donkey” (or worse) 35 times on the one page.
d) in fact, when I’ve called a female any hideous name.

That’s one of the differences between you & the manner in which I was raised.

Growacet, you peckersniffer.

Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 15, 2024 3:33 am

Game on! … repeat clip.

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I envisage his daughter in future years joining in. Camels are out of control in this country. I had no idea how bad it was. It is cost prohibitive for him to process the meat. A bloke from Albany comes up for his pet food business and does his best.

Millions to deal with. Many people from around the world want to join in. Insurance is a problem for Jack.

Military should be chiming in.

Outback Camel Control Part 3: Epic Showdown in the Heat!

Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 15, 2024 3:48 am

Jack is not HUNTING. He is culling. Those South Africans in the comment section can f*ck off. Dic*heads!

Tom
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Barking Toad
Barking Toad
February 15, 2024 4:26 am

Thanks again Tom. Leak brilliant as usual and Knight #1 very good.

Real Deal
Real Deal
February 15, 2024 5:59 am

Thanks, Tom. One of Leak’s finest.

Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 15, 2024 6:39 am

I wouldn’t piss on the joint if it was on fire. Overpriced crap.

tried Cicerello’s in Fremantle the No 1 FISH & CHIPS in WESTERN Australia with a BRITISH EXPAT!

Winston Smith
February 15, 2024 7:30 am

https://redstate.com/benkew/2024/02/14/white-house-demands-the-media-stop-talking-about-bidens-mental-decline-n2170111

The White House is not happy with the media’s recent coverage of Joe Biden.
CNN reported this week that a spokesperson for the White House Counsel’s Office, Ian Sams, sent a letter to the White House Correspondents Association criticizing the legacy media’s coverage of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report on Joe Biden’s handling of classified material.

How dare you speak of the presidents senility!

Johnny Rotten
February 15, 2024 7:33 am

Steve trickler
Feb 15, 2024 6:39 AM
I wouldn’t piss on the joint if it was on fire. Overpriced crap.

tried Cicerello’s in Fremantle the No 1 FISH & CHIPS in WESTERN Australia with a BRITISH EXPAT!

The best fish and chips in Sydney, IMHO, are in fish and chip shops run by Greek Families.

Fair Shake
Fair Shake
February 15, 2024 7:34 am

Kamala Harris is ready to serve.

132andBush
132andBush
February 15, 2024 7:40 am

I wouldn’t piss on the joint if it was on fire. Overpriced crap.

Yeah, but have you tried their free range camel burgers?

Farmer Gez
Farmer Gez
February 15, 2024 7:41 am

Lacepede Seafood on the jetty Kingston SA
I’ve had some good fish and chips in my travels but you won’t find fresher or much better cooked.

Rosie
Rosie
February 15, 2024 7:42 am

Porto Torres.
By bus because trains are infrequent, €1.90 each way.
Pretty quiet, it’s a ferry port, to the mainland, Corsica or Barcelona if you feel inclined.
I visited the Roman Baths and the archaeological museum. The baths was a guided tour with a lady who spent a year living in Fawkner. You get to walk through the complex, it’s not bad. The front was built over a domestic ehat apparently was built over another domestic, the top one has some very nice, about complete mosaics. There are actually three sets of baths in the complex but one is separated by the train terminus, apparently they dynamited a second of ruins to build it. Plenty more where they came from.
I was also directed to the Roman bridge, only closed to general traffic in the 1980s, recently the modern surface was removed and the Roman stones exposed, looks a bit sad and neglected, a bridge to nowhere now but it had to be walked on.
Porto Torres has a string of islands running right, it’s rather
gorgeous. Definitely worth a day trip, if you’re in the area.

Rosie
Rosie
February 15, 2024 7:44 am

Domus, not domestic!

132andBush
132andBush
February 15, 2024 7:51 am

Were the reports of Loy Yang A going offline prior to the storms accurate, or just a furphy?

Bruce of Newcastle
Bruce of Newcastle
February 15, 2024 7:52 am

A bit of encouraging news:

The Super Bowl Shows A Way Forward (14 Feb)

Public media culture has been mostly something to dread for several years at least. So we watched the Super Bowl only with trepidation. What woke nonsense was going to be dumped on our heads? How will the ads manipulate us? How will the official program preach values to us that are contrary to how we want to raise our kids?

To my great relief and surprise, I did not detect any of this. It seemed like men and women gathering to enjoy a nice competitive game and having fun, like the old days. That’s it. Nothing more. I asked several others if they had seen anything weird going on and everyone said no.

Well, there were two exceptions.

First, the idea of two national anthems is highly dangerous and divisive, even evil. That must end immediately.

Second, some creepy pro-devil stuff seemed to be going on in the Taylor Swift box, about which we could have seen much less.

Other than that, it was largely a woke-free event.

More discussion at the link about the receding tide of woke, which seems to be driven by a grass roots revolt. Bud Light gets mentioned, slightly amusingly. They’re trying very hard to undo the disaster they brought upon themselves, and such examples are scaring the other corporates away from woke in what almost seems to be a stampede.

Many other problems are being caused by the green-progressive Left but it is nice to see at least some of this stupid stuff is losing traction. I hope.

Barking Toad
Barking Toad
February 15, 2024 7:53 am

Hamsters have slowed down for Lent.

Peter Greagg
Peter Greagg
February 15, 2024 8:00 am

Peta Credlin from the Oz.

Inept Andrew Giles shows Anthony Albanese is the true weak link
It has been obvious for some time now that this is the most left-wing government we’ve ever had, certainly the most left wing since Gough Whitlam. But it’s starting to look like it might also be the most incompetent ever.

Let’s put aside all its incorrigibly politically correct ideological measures, from the separatist voice and the undermining of Australia Day to the “back to the 70s” pro-union workplace changes, and instead consider only its capability to actually get things done.

It is a government that can spend money, pass laws and make statements but as for making anything worthwhile happen, such as keeping criminals off our streets, giving the armed forces new equipment or keeping the lights on, it’s almost completely useless. It’s a performative government rather than one that actually performs.

Everywhere, things seem to be drifting: whether it’s record-high immigration that successive governments have used to pump prime the budget but instead has put us into a per-capita recession because those of us already living here are struggling to afford the basics like housing, power and food. Or it’s Anthony Albanese’s continued determination, as revealed this week, to push on with treaties between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australia, despite the clear rejection of this division by voters.
It’s not just that our country seems to be drifting backwards but that the national government appears incapable of leadership, either because it thinks it’s someone else’s job or because it’s all too hard.

Take last year’s release into the community of 149 foreign criminals after the High Court ruled that just one, a child rapist, was being held illegally. Clearly the minister panicked, but by putting seven murderers, 37 sex offenders, 72 violent criminals, 13 drug traffickers and five people smugglers onto the streets, he put every Australian at risk.
Indeed, we know of their crimes only because he was forced in Senate estimates to reveal the details and, what’s worse, we’ve also learned that he was warned last year this might happen, or at least his office was.

On August 8, September 14 and October 12, advisers in Immigration Minister Andrew Giles’s office were warned about the looming High Court case. And yet despite being the one man who could have averted this crisis, Giles never attended any of these critical meetings. Instead he was off spruiking the voice (September 14 in Canberra and October 12 in London respectively), and despite being in Canberra on August 8 (as Hansard records), for whatever reason he didn’t front up.

So leaving aside the fact the government was clearly on notice that it was going to face a problem in the High Court, why – when it inevitably blew up – was Giles so slow and seemingly incapable of fixing it? After all, he and Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said in the parliament they would leave no stone unturned to protect the community.
It now turns out the legislation that the government belatedly put in place (only after opposition pressure) to allow the worst offenders to be locked up and the rest carefully monitored is not working. Twenty-four of those freed by Giles have reoffended but the minister can’t (or won’t) say what has happened to them.

The government has revealed, though, that 36 of the 149 have been exempted from wearing ankle bracelets. Why? And despite a large official task-force working on their cases, we also find out that no applications have even been made to have these foreign criminals re-detained because, the Prime Minister lamented this week, the legislation “sets a high bar”. But if that’s the case, why did his government proceed with an inadequate bill and why didn’t it amend the new law once these deficiencies became known?

Giles has insisted none of this is his fault because the decision-making on who needs to wear ankle bracelets has been outsourced to a board of bureaucrats, although the legislation actually states that the final say rests with the minister. Worse still, a minister whose bumbling and ignorant performance last year deeply embarrassed the government then has obviously not spent the summer swotting up on his portfolio.

Could it be that his time working as a lawyer acting for boatpeople on the notorious Tampa means his sympathies lie with these foreign criminals and not the community? I hope I am wrong.

Then there’s the shambolic state of the defence bureaucracy. To be fair, this is not entirely the current government’s fault. Defence officialdom has long raised analysis paralysis and strategic procrastination to an art form. But it’s almost criminally negligent to have allowed this to persist at a time when the world is closer to major conflict than in decades.
And Defence Minister Richard Marles did promise to be a fresh start. He commissioned what he said would be a swift Defence Strategic Review to get cracking on giving our military what they need to keep the peace, given the government’s view that there might no longer be a 10-year window before a major war.

This review duly reported in April last year, only for the minister to commission a further review into the navy that reported in September last year but whose report still hasn’t been released. With its term more than half over, all the government has managed to do is take weaponry out of service and come up with crazy schemes like training eagles to take out energy drones (I kid you not).

Finally, there’s the energy policy trainwreck.Thanks to the government’s emissions obsession, and legislated target for 82 per cent renewable energy within just seven years, all of the coal-fired power stations that currently supply more than 60 per cent of our electricity are likely to be gone within a decade.

Climate fanatic Energy Minister Chris Bowen has admitted that this will take the installation of 22,000 new solar panels every single day and the erection of 40 large wind turbines every single month for seven years – plus the addition of at least 10,000km of new transmission lines – which already is years behind schedule as experts declare his green dream is fanciful.
Meanwhile, the east coast power grid is only ever one awkwardly timed unplanned outage away from massive price hikes, electricity rationing and blackouts – as graphically illustrated in Victoria this week.

But should we even be surprised? After all, Bowen’s the bloke who, as immigration minister in the Gillard era, presided over the largest number of illegal boat arrivals in Australia’s history and then later as opposition Treasury spokesman lost Bill Shorten the unlosable election with his attacks on negative gearing and superannuation. And now our whole energy security is in his hands. God help us all.

At one level, it’s individual portfolio ministers who are to blame for this gross ineptitude, but it’s really the Prime Minister who’s at fault. A PM’s main job is to manage his ministers and to replace them if they’re not up to it. The fact Albanese has not reshuffled any of these poor performers out of harm’s way means he owns their outcomes, or lack of them.

Bespoke
Bespoke
February 15, 2024 8:02 am
Winston Smith
February 15, 2024 8:03 am

https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2024/02/14/navy-could-make-climate-change-courses-compulsory/#more-71797
In a time of reducing enlistment, the poms are going to force their sailors to undertake AGW classes.

Winston Smith
February 15, 2024 8:08 am

Bruce O’Nuke:

More discussion at the link about the receding tide of woke, which seems to be driven by a grass roots revolt. Bud Light gets mentioned, slightly amusingly. They’re trying very hard to undo the disaster they brought upon themselves, and such examples are scaring the other corporates away from woke in what almost seems to be a stampede.

And yet Bud lite haven’t sacked the entire marketing department which is obviously riddled with woke cancer. Unlike Red Bull who got a clean out that would have made a gastroenterologist about to perform a colonoscopy, ecstatic with delight.

alwaysright
alwaysright
February 15, 2024 8:10 am

And now our whole energy security is in his hands.


What energy security?

Diogenes
Diogenes
February 15, 2024 8:14 am

More discussion at the link about the receding tide of woke, which seems to be driven by a grass roots revolt.

Listened to an interesting YouTube stream*. Bud Light sensitised people to DEI. Then the FAA wanting DEI, and an airline being “open to” deaf & blind aircrew (not sure if cabin staff or the front of the bus) has been the “oh f***, this bullshit could get us killed”. Prior to that it was “oh it’s just the entertainment industry / schools/ college, that doesn’t affect me”. The Gina Carano lawsuit against Disney/LucasFilm** has also shown how DEI can easily affect them and theirs.

* Lying awake with gout, and the side effects of Colgout, so switched on autoplay and all sorts of random stuff feeds through, listened to an interesting discussion on tanks, a Midway podcast I hadn’t seen before, wood turning and joinery and trains.

** Most of the media have missed that its not a defamation claim, but a claim under California’s Labour Laws using provisions that were originally added to protect gay activists from being fired.

alwaysright
alwaysright
February 15, 2024 8:18 am

Gough, Keating, TLS ano now Elbow. Giving us that sick feeling in the stomach as you wonder how much damage they will do, prior to being thrown out of office.

Bungonia Bee
Bungonia Bee
February 15, 2024 8:29 am

Albanese has brought home the saying “they’ve stopped listening”. I certainly don’t bother to listen whenever Sky crosses to his latest presser or speech to parliament.
On a slightly different tack, from Peta’s article: After all, he (Giles) and Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said in the parliament they would leave no stone unturned to protect the community.
Reminds me of the comment made by Churchill after visiting Bletchley Park, the codebreaker HQ during WW2.
Noting the number of odd bods working there, he said to the boss “I know I told you to leave no stone unturned when recruiting, but I didn’t expect you to take me literally”.
Labor’s parliamentary positions are full of characters who hit the top of their game as union reps. To make matters worse they are interlocked policy-wise with the Greens and Teals.
We no longer have enough of the media who want to keep the bastards honest, and this is why we have so many stupid policies in place. As I’m fond of saying, we are governed by idiots and ideologues. The Victorian energy fiasco is the first in a series – closing coal-fired power without proper alternatives will probably continue, and we will all be experiencing blackouts before long.

Farmer Gez
Farmer Gez
February 15, 2024 8:31 am

The Loy Yang shutdown was caused by transmission line failure.
The big 500kv lines are all double acting circuit and each transmission tower is a point of failure that results in a cascading failures if one is damaged.
AEMO intends to have the whole east coast strung with a potential multi-point failure grid. The batteries that are claimed to be storage are in fact circuit break protection at junctions of the line when the system trips because line failure.
You’re being bullshitted at a high level.

Roger
Roger
February 15, 2024 8:36 am

AEMO intends to have the whole east coast strung with a potential multi-point failure grid.

10 000+ kms is their latest estimate.

I’m sure someone here can tell us how many towers that requires.

Contacts to be given to the lowest bidders, presumably.

Roger
Roger
February 15, 2024 8:41 am

Victoria recorded a net decrease of 7,606 businesses during the 2022-23 financial year.

Government fees and regulations are major costs of doing business in the state, but the Australian Industry Group warns even large companies are feeling the pinch of power costs.

Queensland experienced the largest net increase in businesses – 11,031.

Figures from ABS.

Min
Min
February 15, 2024 8:43 am

Elbow is waltzing around in his prime ministership only interested in himself and lapping up the limelight . As all his ministers a classic example of the Peter Principle except they reached their level of competency way back in union days

Winston Smith
February 15, 2024 8:44 am

Diogenes
Feb 15, 2024 8:14 AM

* Lying awake with gout, and the side effects of Colgout, so switched on autoplay and all sorts of random stuff feeds through, listened to an interesting discussion on tanks, a Midway podcast I hadn’t seen before, wood turning and joinery and trains.

You have my sympathy Diogenes about the gout. The pain is described as ‘exquisite’ but I reckon it’s worse than that.
I’ve been to a specialist doc and he put me on – I kid you not – and I’m not one for quack remedies – but Vitamin C 500mg twice daily. My urate levels are back to normal range and I’ve not had a gout episode for over a month. Apparently the excess dose of Vitamin C binds with the Uric acid and is excreted in your urine.
Worth a try.

alwaysright
alwaysright
February 15, 2024 8:45 am

Victoria recorded a net decrease of 7,606 businesses during the 2022-23 financial year.

The trickle before the flood.

Indolent
Indolent
February 15, 2024 8:45 am
Tom
Tom
February 15, 2024 8:45 am

You’re being bullshitted at a high level.

Australia’s comical power grid was deliberately designed by hippies and political radicals to take our living standards back to the agrarian economy of the 19th century.

What did you expect from our ruling class, which has the intellect of a three-year-old girl?

Indolent
Indolent
February 15, 2024 8:47 am
Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 15, 2024 8:48 am

Johnny Rotten
Feb 15, 2024 7:33 AM
Steve trickler
Feb 15, 2024 6:39 AM
I wouldn’t piss on the joint if it was on fire. Overpriced crap.

tried Cicerello’s in Fremantle the No 1 FISH & CHIPS in WESTERN Australia with a BRITISH EXPAT!

The best fish and chips in Sydney, IMHO, are in fish and chip shops run by Greek Families.

That I can believe. I will not pay $47 for a serving in Kings Park.

It’s a effin joke … yet people do.

alwaysright
alwaysright
February 15, 2024 8:49 am

our ruling class, which has the intellect of a three-year-old girl…

Sadly, Tom Johnson is right!

Winston Smith
February 15, 2024 8:49 am

Wodger:

10 000+ kms is their latest estimate.
I’m sure someone here can tell us how many towers that requires.
Contacts to be given to the lowest bidders, presumably.

Like the aluminium in one of our naval vessels that was sourced from China, was substandard despite the certificates, and had to be carved out of the ship and replaced.
That one should have been a hanging offence.

Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 15, 2024 8:54 am

I should clarify the 47 bucks includes a freshly squeezed orange juice and a coffee.

Bullsh*t.

Sancho Panzer
Sancho Panzer
February 15, 2024 8:54 am

Farmer Gez

Feb 15, 2024 7:41 AM

Lacepede Seafood on the jetty Kingston SA

For some reason called Kingston SE SA.
If we are anywhere within coo-ee we go to Robe for crayfish.

lotocoti
lotocoti
February 15, 2024 9:01 am

Let’s hope he sticks to it.

Ace has more on the auto-impeachment features
written into the bill to make it Trump-proof.

Dot
Dot
February 15, 2024 9:02 am

tried Cicerello’s in Fremantle the No 1 FISH & CHIPS in WESTERN Australia with a BRITISH EXPAT!

Sounds terrible. Are all English people like the ones in the documentary, Coronation Street?

Miltonf
Miltonf
February 15, 2024 9:03 am

Marles and Giles prahvart skool lefties. Loathsome, spoilt, entitled rubbish.

Farmer Gez
Farmer Gez
February 15, 2024 9:05 am

Robe crays
Same here Sancho. BiL had a licence at one stage and I’ve been out hauling up pots. Like yabbying with sharks instead of leeches.

Dot
Dot
February 15, 2024 9:06 am

Ace has more on the auto-impeachment features
written into the bill to make it Trump-proof.

It’s complete BS. Trump has nothing to worry about.

Zafiro
Zafiro
February 15, 2024 9:11 am

For some reason called Kingston SE SA.

There is another Kingston. On the Murray.

Steve trickler
Steve trickler
February 15, 2024 9:15 am

Dot
Feb 15, 2024 9:02 AM
tried Cicerello’s in Fremantle the No 1 FISH & CHIPS in WESTERN Australia with a BRITISH EXPAT!

Sounds terrible. Are all English people like the ones in the documentary, Coronation Street?

He’s full of sh*t Dot. Many a business would sh*t over the joint including my local. Basically $50 for a puny fillet of fish, chips and drinks.

Freo is for f-wits. A decaying sh*thole.

lotocoti
lotocoti
February 15, 2024 9:15 am

It’s complete BS. Trump has nothing to worry about.

Better tell Rand Paul.

WolfmanOz
February 15, 2024 9:15 am

Thanks Tom for the Toons – Leak on fire again.

  1. Bronte Beach was on the news last night. Packed to the hilt with Pommy/Euro backpackers and whatnot. No mueslis.

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