All this subject matter ( most ) is new to me … I’m just being honest.

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Mark Dice:

The Truth About Jesus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3qcU-mnUxA

Close Encounters of the Third Kind – Air Traffic Control scene HD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLiRnvppAaM

And the other side is worse, if that’s even possible.
UK ‘Conservatives’ on Pace for Worst Election Defeat in Party History Under Globalist PM Sunak

Pro-Hamas protesters attacking St. Patrick’s Easter Mass reveal a global jihad

‘There’s NO democracy’ Aspirations of leaders in the WEST are NO different to the EAST: Neil Oliver

Eyrie

 April 1, 2024 9:10 am

Buttigieg says he has no idea

FIFY

Anybody with a bit of intellect would seek information from those in his department who do. Of course, due to DEI there may no longer be anyone in the department who does.

Biden’s EV mandate likely to severely limit how many conventional vehicles automakers can produce

Police tell Jews Swastikas can be ACCEPTABLE!

while Mr Albanese told journalists that “net zero isn’t negotiable, it’s necessary.”

I think the PM will find that anything is negotiable when opinion polls sink low enough to endanger his re-election or that of his government. Of course, as long as the greens have their backs they can be as arrogant as they like but it has been known even for greens to lose support.

For a porky little four-eyes, Lehrmann – judging by the pic of a young lass on his balcony the other day – is still getting decent stats.

Am I too cynical in thinking the lass may be preparing the ground for sexual assault accusations so she can become famous and get millions in damages?

Knuckle Dragger
 April 1, 2024 10:07 am

Speaking of the holy season, there appears to be a few Hail Marys thrown around by Channel 10 in respect of the Lehrmann trial, ahead of the determination to be handed down by Lee J later this week.

Quite so.
The last minute “passing the note to the Real Jurdge” might work on LA Law, but not here.
Of course, Lee will bend over backwards to avoid any suggestion that anyone didn’t get an opportunity to put their case.
But the little snippet of gossip trotted out yesterday as “evidence” isn’t going anywhere.
It appears the incompetent lady lawyers are still running the show at Ten.

Excellent article by Manhattan Contrarian. RTWT including comments..

manhattancontrarian.com/blog/2024-3-30-another-candidate-for-the-greatest-scientific-fraud-of-all-time

The information does not exist.

Sure.

There’s a direct link between this stuff, Bowen and Greens dogma. The nuclear disarmament groups got the LNT adopted in the face of the scientific data as a way to politically anathemize nuclear power. 

The KGB had a hand in this also by funding these groups.

Biden Simplifying Taxes to Cover his $7.5 Trillion Budget
According to leaked sources, Biden’s new simplified income-tax form to fund World War III and his Proposed $7.5 trillion budget will be revised, containing only four lines:

1. What was your income for the year?
2. What were your expenses?
3. How much have you left?
4. Send it in.

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/taxes/biden-simplying-taxes-to-cover-his-7-5-trillion-budget/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RSS

A good article, but why should a certain part of Australia get free housing in “the communities”? And the communities don’t have any economic means of supporting themselves, or providing jobs.

Why can’t Aboriginals support themselves in the towns and cities?

Top Ender, you are right that it makes no sense when this housing is provided in the remote areas where there is nothing else and no possibility of eventually integrating into society. These remote communities are an existential dead end where only well resourced and determined individuals are able to exist. Belligerent groups can only destroy others and themselves.

Roger

 April 1, 2024 12:03 pm

Why can’t Aboriginals support themselves in the towns and cities?

Because there’s an industry making a good living off their misery.

I find these so-called do-gooders and activists as the most vile creatures of our age. They sit in their comfy publicly funded inner city offices and mostly work on media announcements or government policy papers. If they were really committed to the cause they would be right among the disadvantaged in the remote communities doing something practical like the missionaries of old used to do. Mother Teresa walked the walk and thus made a difference to countless people, she left the talk to others.

Maybe it’s just me, but I thought everyone knew that pressing ctrl +

OR

ctrl and mouse scrolling wheel will change font size.It has done so since Win XP, at least.

That zooms the entire page.
BTW ctrl + 0 restores it to normal size

These two can f*ck right off.

Via Tony Heller:

Royal Family Giving Medical Advice

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/p8KnxskW60g

Wodney at 1:43.
Whoa!
That is two paragraphs and a meaningless graph.
Thin ice, champ.
Thin ice

claire lehmann We’re paying for a revolution led by social activists

• 5:00AM April 1, 2024
• 285 Comments

The Australian reported last month that Elsa Tuet-Rosenberg, one of the activists involved in the doxxing of 600 Australian Jewish creatives, has a contract with the Australian Human Rights Commission with her company, Hue.
Given this company is in receipt of public funds, and produces materials to be used in Australian schools, it is worth examining its work and overarching philosophy, and whether it is compatible with the AHRC’s remit.
The first thing one notices about Hue’s website is that it does not limit itself to anti-racism. “Too often conversations about ‘Inclusion & Diversity’ are tokenistic and one dimensional,” the website reads. “The systemic nature of power & oppression is ignored, and there is no real investment in meaningful change.”

theaustralian.com.au10:33

‘Social justice activist’ doxes ‘hundreds of Jewish Australians’Sky News host Rita Panahi has slammed the Human Rights Commission following the doxing of Jewish… creatives by a “social justice activist”. The Human Rights Commission gave a contract to provide “anti-racism resources to a group founded” by the activist, she said. “Who helped spread the doxed details of More
Clicking through to Hue’s online shop, one can find an Anti-Racism Policy template for $300, a NAIDOC Week participation leave policy for $300 and a Gender Affirmation Leave Policy template for $300.
If someone wants to go all out and purchase a Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Survey Licence and Support Package, they can expect to pay the handsome price of $4150.
These documents are to be used in the workplace as guides in dealing with employees who might be “gender diverse”, Indigenous or a person of colour. Like other forms of social justice activism, the primary concern is to influence social norms through the introduction of workplace policies, speech codes and other forms of bureaucratic oversight.
It’s an important question because the answer sheds light on the all-encompassing nature of modern progressive activism.
Today’s activism is shaped by a philosophical worldview known as critical theory. Developed by post-WWII academics such as Theodor Adorno and Herbert Marcuse, critical theory is an analytical framework that aims to identify and dismantle systems of power. It takes Karl Marx’s critique of capitalism and extends it into other domains, including race, gender, sexuality, nationality and indigeneity. Systems of power that need to be dismantled include white supremacy, patriarchy, cis-heteronormativity, colonialism and capitalism.

This preoccupation with power is why social justice activism today comes in a package. The civil rights movements of the past focused on tangible results, such as making changes to legislation that would promote dignity and equality for all.
But since racial, gender and, later, marriage equality have become formally enshrined by law, the focus of activists has shifted from the concrete to the abstract, with the goal now being to “dismantle power”.
From the critical theory worldview, dismantling one system of power works towards dismantling other systems. This is why students carrying banners that read “Queers for Palestine” see no contradiction: it’s power that needs to be dismantled, not rights that need to be won.
This gets us back to the AHRC. The AHRC’s remit is not to dismantle power. It is a statutory body funded by the Australian government and is tasked with ensuring compliance with Australian law, namely the Racial Discrimination Act. As an instrument of power itself, any attempt to “dismantle power” would become self-contradictory. The clash of worldviews doesn’t stop there, however.
The Racial Discrimination Act of 1975 states: “It is unlawful for a person: (a) to refuse to allow another person access to or use of any place, by reason of the race, colour or national or ethnic origin of that other person or of any relative or associate of that other person.”
But a visit to Hue’s website, (which is linked to by the AHRC) suggests this rule has been superseded. Hue offers events and workshops for “people of colour only”. One event, titled “Power & Resilience (People of Colour only)” purportedly “creates a safe space for people of colour at your organisation to share, reflect, connect and learn without the impact of the white gaze … the session also explores strategies for coping and wellbeing under oppressive and racist systems”.
Yet the Racial Discrimination Act does not include carve-outs allowing certain groups of people to be exclusionary or racist towards other groups of people because they feel they are living under “systems of oppression”. The legislation itself is blind to race – it simply prohibits discrimination. It’s worthwhile asking: does Hue – and the AHRC more broadly – see itself as above the law?

Unlike the Racial Discrimination Act, the critical theory definition of racism is not colourblind. Any condemnation of racism is determined by the identity of the actors engaged in it, rather than by the racism itself. And this selective condemnation also applies to rape, torture and murder.
On Hue’s LinkedIn page, an article in reference to October 7 states: “Whiteness culture is … hyper-individual, emphasising harm that takes place on an individual level, and disguising the violent systems that give rise to that harm in the first place. This culture erases ongoing ‘israeli’ (sic) violence from our conversations and highlights and demonises the violence of resistance efforts and land defence.”
In the critical theory worldview “land defence” now outranks prohibitions against mass rape and mass murder. The mistaken notion that today’s social justice activists are passionate advocates of equality and dignity for all, rather than the carriers of a radically sectarian moral framework, has allowed establishment institutions such as the AHRC to be duped into giving them access and influence.
Activists with Tuet-Rosenberg’s worldview have effectively taken over institutions across corporate, non-profit and government sectors. Centre-leftists have no match for their zeal, and quickly find themselves defenestrated whenever there is conflict.
With companies such as Hue in receipt of public subsidy, the Australian taxpayer is now funding a revolution.

I don’t give a sh*t about Armstrong

And that is the correct answer.

DrBeauGan

 April 1, 2024 5:27 pm

JC

April 1, 2024 4:24 pm

Hilarious vid.

Fundamentally flawed science. In space, noone can hear you fart.

Don’t ever let humour intrude on your life, BG.
Not even for a second.
Anything to say about the plausibility of the twenty foot moon monster, while you are fact checking?

The New York Times’ disgraceful, deceitful ‘report’ on Detective Diller’s funeral

Elon Musk accuses Democrats of ‘importing voters’

Systems of power that need to be dismantled include white supremacy, patriarchy, cis-heteronormativity, colonialism and capitalism.

Go and view the “Killing Fields” of Cambodia, and then tell me why capitalism should be dismantled. And what in the name of God is “cis-heteronormativity?”