NET ZERO: “What planet are they are on… do they want us to go back to feudal times?”
NET ZERO: “What planet are they are on… do they want us to go back to feudal times?”
You’ll find out. Ten years ago you wouldn’t have thought there would be a trade war between the US and…
“That’s 53 Banks Closing A Month” | Banks Increasingly Shut Down As UK Goes Cashless It’s the oldest story that’s…
Comiserations, JC. Year ago a very good cream Armani jacket of mine was ruined when a flight attendant tipped red…
Well yes as we know, France and Canada are pretty close.
why doesn’t avocado come off in the dishwasher ?
2nd
MatrixTransform
April 4, 2024 12:29 am
why doesn’t avocado come off in the dishwasher ?
Who puts that in the dishwasher?
Eat it.
wheelbarrow
you wouldn’t put that in the dishwasher
John Spooner.
Mark Knight.
Mark Knight #2.
Mark Knight #3.
Peter Broelman.
Brett Lethbridge.
Morten Morland.
Morten Morland.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Matt Margolis.
Al Goodwyn.
Chip Bok.
Lisa Benson.
Spooner – lovely darts. Thanks Tom.
‘Faux Outrage’: Transgender Levine Dismisses Public Anger over Easter Provocation (breitbart.com) obscene and evil. Total filth
I’ve always disliked McKinsey’s (and BSG too) and the fact that they ever employed someone like Buttplug to advise on running a business proves I’m right.
515M views 14 years ago
Cyndi Lauper – Time After Time (Official HD Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdQY7BusJNU
Janet A has a piece in the paywallian Oz about the new GG..
Can anyone cut/paste? Thanks in advance.
Oooo…Knight #3. Noice, especially the goose step. Speaks a thousand words.
The gaslighting is getting ridiculous.
Met Office verdict on which parts of the UK will be first to reach scorching 20C in days (3 Apr)
Scorching!
Forgive me if this topic has already been discussed. The statement of the head of our defence forces, Angus Campbell, that “exceptionalism” will not be tolerated ( or words to that effect) in our army is outrageous. If nothing else, it dishonours our Victoria Cross recipients who, clearly, were “exceptional” in the performance of the duty.
Why is there no one (that I am aware) to challenge the implications of the orders of this “defender” of our nation?
On past form I don’t think we can rule out the possibility we’ll find Drumgold being involved in those materials finding their way to Channel 7.
Up the EU. Right Up ’em………..lol
Bruce of Newcastle
April 4, 2024 7:07 am
The gaslighting is getting ridiculous.
Met Office verdict on which parts of the UK will be first to reach scorching 20C in days (3 Apr)
Scorching!
That’s both hilarious and sad: hilarious because it’s so stupid; but also sad because alarmists like all lefties have nil self awareness of their stupidity.
As requested, from today’s Oz.
Governor-general role is cushy job for the wokest of women
Janet ALBRECHTSEN
If someone offered me the role of governor-general, I’d say shoot me now. If someone offered me that job because I’m a woman, I’d say shoot me again, please, to be doubly sure I’m dead.
I guess some women will be celebrating Sam Mostyn’s appointment as governor-general as a clenched-fist moment of empowerment. Just quietly, women of that ilk will also be celebrating that someone called Samuel Mostyn would not have had a snowball’s chance in hell of even being short-listed.
“Sam Mostyn is an exceptional leader who represents the best of modern Australia,” Anthony Albanese said when announcing her new role. Each to their own.
I’d tweak this slightly to read Mostyn reflects the worst of modern woke Australia. The same woke corporate Australia in which our biggest companies threw many millions of shareholder dollars into a referendum that sought to divide the country, using the Constitution, on the basis of race. The same woke corporate Australia that had no read on the country given the referendum failed so spectacularly.
This is the same modern Australia in which gender equality means corralling women into jobs they may not want so executives and board members can all feel good that the workplace is 50-50. This is the modern corporate Australia that believes in every kind of diversity and inclusion except intellectual diversity, where corporate boards have become chorus lines of agreement on woke shibboleths and dissenters are cowed into silence.
So let’s just settle on acknowledging that Mostyn’s appointment is the crowning achievement for one of the country’s most outspoken quota queens. By the way, what happened to Linda Burney? Wasn’t there talk of Burney getting this role after the failed voice referendum?
The real headline should read: Australia’s wokest woman appointed to yet another cushy job. What is there to celebrate there? The appointment of the former Chief Executive Women president is further evidence, if we needed it, that the old boys’ club has been replaced with a new girls’ club – one new group of oppressors putting the squeeze on a new group of oppressed.
Mostyn is no business heavyweight. She had a modestly successful career as a lawyer and then as a corporate communications, HR and government relations executive, rising as high as group executive, culture and reputation at IAG.
As far as one can tell from her public profile, she has no track record running an actual business or taking P&L responsibility.
She does, however, have history as an ALP staffer working in the offices of Paul Keating, Bob Collins and Michael Lee. Her main skills appear to be gender advocacy, networking and being a quota queen, with a helpful side order of ALP connections.
Mostyn was obviously sufficiently user friendly and politically astute to fill the gaping need for female board members, driven by the quotas she and her fellow members of the golden skirts club had advocated for so vociferously.
Those who froth about a few old men’s clubs in Sydney and Melbourne are the same mob who are happy to impose a girls’ club on corporate Australia. And this new club comes with the added punch of being cemented into place with formal gender quota rules. The result is that the same small group of women keep getting the gigs.
There is nothing to celebrate here, unless you believe that inequality is the new equality. In fact, there is much to despair about this appointment – that’s after you’d had a laugh at the utter predictability of Albanese appointing Mostyn to the role.
Her CV reads like a Disney movie about Ms Woke, winning climate awards, popping up in university sustainability programs, deputy chair of Diversity Australia, presiding over the CEW, chairing the Women’s Equality Taskforce, and sitting on multiple corporate boards and commissions.
The problem with all these appointments is that many will wonder if Mostyn, one the loudest voices for gender-based promotions, secured her gigs because she’s a woman. Maybe she’s fine with that.
If that is a sign of female empowerment, shoot me a third time. My kind of feminism, the real version where your gender is neither used against you nor as a leg-up, really is dead in the water.
Mostyn won’t be the first – or last – G-G who many might think networked his or her way into high office. To be fair, this may not matter too much except in extraordinary circumstances, such as the 1975 constitutional crisis, G-Gs are mere ciphers of the government of the day.
There is most certainly no requirement that a governor- general have a glittering business, legal, military or any other kind of career before appointment.
The main job requirement in normal circumstances is to be presentable, speak well and understand protocol. Not much intellect required – or indeed wanted. Stroppy, mouthy, political G-Gs are an abomination.
So I certainly don’t contend that Mostyn can’t do the job. Indeed, it is quite likely she will be a capable occupant of what is a mainly ceremonial role. But I gag when I am told what a highly-qualified person she is and what an adornment to our roll call of G-Gs.
If her chromosomes were XY she wouldn’t have been considered for the role. The biggest question now is whether Mostyn will be able to restrain herself from using this new ceremonial platform to preach wokeness to the unenlightened.
Why is there no one (that I am aware) to challenge the implications of the orders of this “defender” of our nation?
Because current Army senior officers are the products of the Morrison selection and promotion system which destroyed any officer displaying individualism.
Campbell is the final accomplishment of a century of Public Service effort dedicated to achieving absolute administrative state control of all aspects of the ADF. Witness the treasonous Defence People Group dedicated to the eradication of military ethos.
Met Office verdict on which parts of the UK will be first to reach scorching 20C in days (3 Apr)
“Scorching” 20C .. LOL! .. I’m a Geordie & these dayz I don’t even consider taking the jumper off under 22C …
Scottish police have reportedly received more than 4000 complaints against First Minister Humza Yousaf under new hate crime legislation introduced two days ago.
The complaints are in regard to a speech Yousaf made in the Scottish parliament complaining that most senior government positions in Scotland were occupied by white people.
The statement of the head of our defence forces, Angus Campbell, that “exceptionalism” will not be tolerated ( or words to that effect) in our army is outrageous.
Maybe he’s considering abolishing bravery awards cos without “exceptionalism” there can be no heroics ….
Fact check: TRUE .. Campbell is a furglewit ….
Kapow. Right over the target.
Cats, I’ve just completed the survey on the NSW government’s draft NSW Health Year Zero Roadmap 2024-2030 and would encourage you to do the same – especially if you live in NSW.
Here’s my final piece of “feedback” for those insane incompetent tax hoovering dunderheads:
You people are insane.
Global warming, climate change, etc, is not an issue that threatens humanity or the planet in any way, shape or form.
You are trying to implement impractical unworkable solutions to a non existent problem, while wasting billions of taxpayers dollars into the bargain – which would be better spent on the provision of workable and proven health services. This is an age of unparalleled human stupidity and garbage such as this year zero roadmap is entirely emblematic of it.
If you cannot or will not discharge your duties in some kind of sensible logical fact based manner, then you should resign – as of yesterday.
Here’s the link to the survey: https://www.haveyoursay.nsw.gov.au/health-net-zero-roadmap
Maybe OZ needs a Major General rather than a GG. Governing what
exactly?
https://youtu.be/Rs3dPaz9nAo
If only there was some means of predicting earthquakes, such as the one that hit Taiwan.
Some sort of website, that one could subscribe to.
Oh. Oh, right. Carry on.
The NSW Health Year Zero plan also includes “electrifying” the ambulance fleet, so I included some very pointed comments about the practicality of electrickery powered ambulances.
@JesseBWatters
Knuckle Dragger
April 4, 2024 8:44 am
If only there was some means of predicting earthquakes, such as the one that hit Taiwan.
The Feral Guv’ment is on the case here. Tax payer tax dollars going down the tube once more.
https://earthquakes.ga.gov.au/
@greg_price11
BREAKING: Four more pro-lifers that were involved in this protest outside a Nashville abortion clinic have just been found guilty in federal court of violating the FACE Act.
That’s now ten people who face 11 years in jail for praying for the unborn.
Did someone say Satanic cult?
Makes me dizzy just to watch.
@BNONews
WATCH: Dashcam captures 7.4 quake on highway in eastern Taiwan
Many thanks to Mak Siccar at 8.14am for posting Janet Albrechtsen’s skewering of our next governor-general who has spent her entire professional career presenting her vagina at the front door of woke Australia and pleading for special treatment on its behalf:
Quota queen indeed. If her career had been judged on merit, Samantha Mostyn would still be at best a partner at a suburban law firm.
@JohnLeFevre
The United States pays the salaries and pensions of Ukraine government officials.
Here are their houses:
@catturd2
And thanks to a sneaky BS rule change by the rotten Biden regime they aren’t even reporting national crime stats in NYC, LA, Chicago, Miami, Baltimore, Washington DC and many other places. It’s not mandatory.
And they’re saying crime numbers are down.
Your future if you get an electric car. I really think it’s meant to fail and is simply an excuse to ban ICE cars.
@catturd2
LOL – oh it’s way longer than 2 hours. Totally useless.
‘Color revolutions’ are always externally fomented and you can bet this is no exception.
Israel Faces ‘Color Revolution’ as Opposition Protests, Gantz Wants New Elections
Why is there no one (that I am aware) to challenge the implications of the orders of this “defender” of our nation?
I’m a little out of touch after 15 years away from Canberra. What has DPG been up to?
Bad batches or just better reporting?
Covid Vax Deaths Surge in Republican-Voting States, Study Finds
What part of “dont post about your legal case on social media or you are a fat spastic” is too difficult for brittle-Knees to understand?
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-03/mediation-talks-collapse-between-linda-reynolds-brittany-higgins/103550924
Senator Reynolds’s case centres on social media posts by Ms Higgins and her partner David Sharaz last year, which she maintains damaged her reputation.
On Wednesday, the WA Supreme Court heard Ms Higgins allegedly posted, “I won’t stay silent so you can stay comfortable” on social media about the same time as a mediation session in Perth, which Ms Higgins and Mr Sharaz flew in from France to attend.
Senator Reynolds’s lawyer, high-profile defamation specialist Martin Bennett, indicated that the matter would be added to an amended statement of claim for further aggravated damages.
Format fail. The para starting “And that destruction …” is mine.
Mz. Mostyn is a DEI appointment:
Didn’t Earn It.
Now they’re threatening judges who don’t tow the line.
BREAKING: Jack Smith Issues Veiled Threat to Judge Cannon Over Her Jury Instructions in Trump Classified Docs Case
18% (yes that’s right) vacancy rate in Manhattan office space. While the black mayor hands out $3000 credit cards to illegal immigrants and pays million$ a week to house illegals. Crime, particularly subways, through the roof.
Put a fork in it. NYC is fkd.
Mak Siccar @08:14am.
Thanks for posting the beautifully scathing piece by Janet A.
She sums up so well the stupidity of Albanese plonking this dunderhead into the GG role.
Lauren Boebert Undergoes Emergency Surgery, is Diagnosed with Rare and Potentially-Life Threatening Disorder — GOP Majority in House at Risk
And one of their traitors is leaving just after the deadline for replacing him before the election. All he would have to do is leave a couple of days earlier to cause a by-election, but he refuses to do so.
Illegals WILL be voting in the 2024 election. Biden is flying them in to vote.
Another gang threat is unfolding thanks to Biden’s open border, but this time they’re going after American elites…
Bad batches or just better reporting?
More likely “good” batches carefully kept at the right temperature with plenty of active ingredient.
Another gang threat is unfolding thanks to Biden’s open border, but this time they’re going after American elites…
A work colleague who emigrated here legally from Venezuela with her husband some years back was telling me about the gangs that have moved into the US with the illegal hordes. She has family in the US, also legal migrants.These gangs are very organised, totally ruthless and have a long history. Just the type you want coming freely across your borders.
This is where the Cane Toad might lose bigly…
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/apr/04/court-told-brittany-higgins-colluded-with-lisa-wilkinson-to-attack-linda-reynolds-as-defamation-case-heads-for-trial
Liberal senator Linda Reynolds intends to claim that Brittany Higgins and her now fiance David Sharaz colluded with Lisa Wilkinson and a Channel Ten producer to politically attack her, if her defamation cases against the couple go to trial.
The former defence minister, who plans to retire from politics at the next election, is suing both her former political staffer and Sharaz over a series of social media posts that she says damaged her reputation.
Johnny Rotten
April 4, 2024 8:52 am
Knuckle Dragger
April 4, 2024 8:44 am
If only there was some means of predicting earthquakes, such as the one that hit Taiwan.
The Feral Guv’ment is on the case here. Tax payer tax dollars going down the tube once more.
Dutchsinse has been forecasting EQ’s for a very long time. Dickwads at the USGS are not happy… they are useless.
Alaa has asked to remain anonymous, concerned that his words could affect his family’s application for refugee status. He is on a student visa and brought his family to Sydney on visitor visas as the death toll from Israel’s onslaught on Gaza continued to climb. More than *32,000 people are reported to have died so far.
* surprise, surprise using the Hamas version of “comical ali” .. the Gaza “Ministry of Health” figures without accreditation .. naughty, naughty …. LOL!
Why is anyone on a student visa allowed to bring family in as “visitors” ..?
The story is, mainly, about “free” food .. so not only can you bring “family” in there is no one checking if they have any means of support .. &, of course, no mention of “free” meals for Oz homeless …..!
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/meet-the-sydney-volunteers-who-are-feeding-families-fleeing-gaza/ar-BB1l0Gnf?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=c34e4f536d084455877786c0ca104ffa&ei=37
thefrollickingmole
April 4, 2024 9:04 am
And I am sure her lawyers would have told her to stay the f-ck off soshul meeja.
Sharaz and Britnah still think this is being fought in the realm of Twatter and politics.
Comment, from the Oz.
The Other Guy
10 hours ago
(Edited)
I bet Bibi Netanyahu, former decorated special services soldier and renowned world stage tough political operator, was quaking when our Prime Minister came to the phone. An official complaint over a tragic incident was warranted but imagine having it delivered by a soft hands leftist Labor lifer.
After recovering from their Lord Trumble disease, I do believe the Stupid Frigging Liberals — even Fatty Linda Reynolds (h/t Rabz) — are learning to fight.
The desire to fight may even lead to an outbreak of principles among the SFLs.But they need to be careful: knowing what you stand for leads to good government.
More ULEZ asymmetric warfare 🙂
https://joannenova.com.au/2024/04/batman-to-the-rescue-masked-men-install-protected-bat-boxes-over-ulez-traffic-cameras/
Hot on the heels of Dawkin’s confession:
Wilkinson is so lacking in self-awareness that she’ll offer to play herself in the upcoming Netflix series.
You don’t miss your Christianity until it’s gone.
Pfizer post PARTIAL results of their “COVID vaccine in pregnancy” trial
Auerbach claims bullying, antisemitism at Seven
Ellie Dudley
Former Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach took out a psychological injury claim against his bosses at Seven alleging “sustained bullying” and “antisemitism over a significant period”.
The revelations emerged as part of a Federal Court hearing this morning, in which Mr Auerbach was required to respond to a subpoena from Bruce Lehrmann‘s legal team detailing his employment with Seven and his relationship with its employees.
Mr Auerbach’s solicitor Rebekah Giles appeared in court saying her client would have difficulty in producing documents relating to his psychological injury claim against Seven before he is due to take the stand at 2.15pm.
“As you can see from his affidavits, his claim alleges psychological injury. He alleges sustained bullying, anti-semitism over a significant period,” Ms Giles said.
“To comply with a subpoena, our client would have to pull together for the first time all of the documents relating to his claim against (Spotlight executive producer Mark) Llewellyn and (former Spotlight producer Steve) Jackson.”
The court has adjourned until 10.30am, at which point further discussion will be had about the return of Mr Auerbach’s subpoena.
Getting the last of the sheep of a property, where we’ve been raising sheep since 1926. Forty dollars a head, for what we were getting $160 a head, for, just over a year ago. Thanks very much, Albo and the Greenies. Nothing personal, but I hope you all die slow and painful deaths.
U.S. Special Envoy for Yemen said on Wednesday:
I’ve been waiting for a inner city pr*ck to chime in.
F*ck the RSPCA.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kUOJaYskiI0
Going of memory, his dropped about 700 plus since Jan 1st. There are millions out there.
Jack Out The Back:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kUOJaYskiI0
Just as I have been predicting ever since Biden got in – the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is now too expensive to refill, because Biden has passed legislation making it so.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/04/breaking-after-draining-strategic-petroleum-reserve-lowest-level/
I hope China, India and Europe are happy pissing it away on God knows what.
Camels.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13269217/Sydney-Brisbane-weather-Mega-rain-event-strike-heres-when.html
It looks like we’re all gonna drown! A Super Mega Rain Bomb!
Thank God I have a tinnie and a spare schnorkel.
(Does the faux drama EVER BLOODY STOP?)
Lock and load.
—-
Jack Out The Back:
Last Day of Camels
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUhz_waG4UY
How come only Israeli forces get this “must be charged with war crimes”. Not Russia, China, UK, USA, and so on. Mistakes are made, have been made all through the recent history of warfare. Mistakes were made by the allies in WW2, Vietnam, Serbia, Libya, Iraq.
Australian SAS in Afghanistan had allegations, and you can’t help but think that generals in high heels have something to do with it. Don’t bother having an SAS at all if you don’t give them the license to kill.
Some sort of website, that one could subscribe to.
Just keep paying your taxes and that makes you an unintended subscriber.
Yes, so just carry on.
I doubt Bruce has anything to worry about.
THE MOCKER
Stay home Alice Springs, the Prime Minister’s got his eye on this
Watching the footage of mass rioting last week in Alice Springs, I half-expected the Northern Territory government to announce the town had signed a sister city agreement with Juba, South Sudan. Wanton vandalism, vicious assaults, gangs of youths roaming the streets armed with axes, knives and clubs, rampant car theft and burglary, bloody feuds – yes, I thought, Central Australia is ticking all the boxes.
For Alice Springs residents, safety is best observed by staying at home. But even that does not guarantee security. Fail to fortify your house, and chances are one night you will discover an intruder holding a machete to your throat. If you are lucky, they will just demand the car keys.
Daytime does not mean respite. Last week terrified patrons barricaded themselves in the Todd Tavern whilst rioters threw bricks, smashed windows and hurled themselves at the locked entrance. The mob also trashed cars and oippether local businesses. Police were outnumbered and overwhelmed. As Alice Springs mayor Matt Paterson told The Australian, the situation shocked even hardened Territorians.
“Yesterday was the worst I’ve ever seen, and I’ve spoken to people who’ve lived here much longer than I have, and … it’s the worst they’ve ever seen it,” he said, pleading for the federal government to intervene.
But the besieged residents of Alice Springs need not fear. The Prime Minister has heeded your cries for help. Speaking last week from Muswellbrook, NSW, where he had just announced his plan to shower the solar panel industry with a billion dollars in taxpayer-funded subsidies, Anthony Albanese was asked when he would go to Alice Springs. His response?
“We are continuing to monitor what is happening there,” he said.
There you have it. This is splendid news to distressed locals and testament to the Prime Minister’s hands-on approach. Monitoring the situation in Alice Springs is a longstanding Albanese project, you see. He began monitoring this situation in July 2022, when Indigenous leaders wrote to him, warning the impending expiry of federal government alcohol bans in the NT would lead to violence and disorder.
Albanese did absolutely nothing to address this, but the important thing is he continued to monitor the situation. And when soaring alcohol-fuelled violence and property offences brought chaos to Alice Springs in January last year, he continued to monitor the situation from Canberra. In fact, following much criticism from political opponents and disquiet from his own party, he even made a marathon four-hour visit to the town, which I am sure all will agree was a stupendous effort. Make no mistake, Territorians. Even if the entire town is set ablaze, Albanese will continue to monitor the situation.
Pressed in Muswellbrook as to when he would visit the town, Albanese was both coy and defensive. “I have visited the Northern Territory nine times,” he insisted. When asked how many of those visits were to Alice Springs, he avoided the question.
And let it be said that all these visits to the NT were prompted by Albanese’s unfailing focus on mainstream issues. For example, he went to the last two Garma Festivals to plug his botched Indigenous voice to parliament referendum. And who could forget the moving images of the Prime Minster having a good weepy as he was presented with a copy of the Uluru Statement from the Heart just days before the referendum?
Then there was Albanese’s visit to Darwin in November for an ALP fundraiser at an upmarket restaurant. As the NT News reported, all that concerned locals needed to do to speak with him was fork out $5000 a head for the privilege. This is yet another example of Albo’s everyman credentials.
But unfortunately for Central Australians, Albanese has far more important places to visit. And while I sympathise with the Alice Springs mayor and his fellow locals, the onus is on them to make sure their town is worthy of Albanese’s presence.
Allow me to make a few suggestions. See if you can organise rock band Gang of Youths to play there and fly in a couple of thousand inner-city hipsters for the concert. Albanese would love another chance to skol a beer for the crowd. He is a sucker too for Taylor Swift as well as the Foo Fighters. Alternatively, you could always host a celebrity DJ competition.
Consider requesting radio host Kylie Sandilands to renew his wedding vows in the middle of town. Or invite NBA star Shaquille O’Neal to feature in a panel regarding the complexities of federal government intervention in a quasi-state. You could write to the organisers of the Australian Open and ask them to shift the venue to the Red Centre. If you can steal the Mardi Gras from Sydney, I guarantee you will see Albanese skipping down Todd Mall.
Crime is one of the few growth industries in this mendicant jurisdiction, where Labor has been in power for all but four of the last 23 years. A survey by the Australian Bureau of Statistics released this month revealed Territorians are twice as likely as other Australians to be the victim of violence and four times more likely to have their homes burgled. The NT also has the highest rates of violence and property damage in the country.
Forget calling the police for help. The NT Police Force is experiencing record attrition rates, with officers resigning en masse in disgust at the administration’s treatment of former constable Zachary Rolfe, who was acquitted by a jury in 2022 on charges of murder and manslaughter following the shooting of an Indigenous man who had stabbed him.
Last year, the NT became the first Australian jurisdiction to raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 12 years. This is progressivism in motion. It means 10-year-old Indigenous youths driving stolen cars through Alice Springs can do so scot-free for another two years.
These laws were championed by Deputy Chief Minister and Attorney-General Chansey Paech, a former LGBT activist who possesses no legal qualifications. Hailing the passing of this legislation in 2022, he declared it was part of a broader strategy to adopt “smarter solutions” that would “break the cycle of reoffending,” and “keep the community safe”. Seriously, this bloke is the Chris Bowen of crime prevention.
Then there is Chief Minister Eva Lawler. Speaking in February at the redeveloped Alice Springs Youth Detention Centre, she bizarrely segued into linking youth crime with Britain’s practice of transporting convicts to Australia. No, for the life of me I cannot work out why the NT criminal justice system is a basket case.
But back to the Prime Minister. When he returns to Alice Springs, he could take Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney with him. Just last month she declared on social media: “The Albanese Labor Government is making real progress on the ground in Central Australia”. What is the punchline, Minister?
Unlike last time, Albanese could talk at random to people in Alice Springs and not exclude the media. He could tell the locals how a voice to parliament could have prevented last week’s mass rioting. To use a couple of his favourite platitudes, he might tell them they are remiss in not engaging in respectful dialogue with the oldest continuous culture in the world.
But above all, Albanese should repeat what he said in January 2023, when it was suggested he send reinforcements from the Australian Federal Police to help their NT colleagues. Dismissing that call, he said the “solution wasn’t just to lock more people up,” he said.
Do us a favour, Prime Minister, and select the Todd Tavern as your venue for lecturing the locals. I will gladly donate $5000 to the ALP for the privilege of being there when you do. And there is no need to supply me with a fancy dinner. All I require is a schooner of the usual and a packet of beer nuts.
Oz
Link to the above:
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/commentary/stay-home-alice-springs-the-prime-ministers-got-his-eye-on-this/news-story/0938fae38f1c9be0c54cdd1a54fba83d
You don’t miss your Christianity until it’s gone.
Well, get ready as its nearly gone in the West.
Putin is a believer though with the Russian Orthodox Church.
Not really a surprise I suppose.
Well, no, that’s not quite correct. Republicans are living in reality, Democrats are living in some sort of weird fantasyland since basically nothing they believe is true.
Majority of voters say U.S. heading in the wrong direction (30 Mar)
the mocker Stay home Alice Springs, the Prime Minister’s got his eye on this
Watching the footage of mass rioting last week in Alice Springs, I half-expected the Northern Territory government to announce the town had signed a sister city agreement with Juba, South Sudan. Wanton vandalism, vicious assaults, gangs of youths roaming the streets armed with axes, knives and clubs, rampant car theft and burglary, bloody feuds – yes, I thought, Central Australia is ticking all the boxes.
For Alice Springs residents, safety is best observed by staying at home. But even that does not guarantee security. Fail to fortify your house, and chances are one night you will discover an intruder holding a machete to your throat. If you are lucky, they will just demand the car keys.
Daytime does not mean respite. Last week terrified patrons barricaded themselves in the Todd Tavern whilst rioters threw bricks, smashed windows and hurled themselves at the locked entrance. The mob also trashed cars and oippether local businesses. Police were outnumbered and overwhelmed. As Alice Springs mayor Matt Paterson told The Australian, the situation shocked even hardened Territorians.
“Yesterday was the worst I’ve ever seen, and I’ve spoken to people who’ve lived here much longer than I have, and … it’s the worst they’ve ever seen it,” he said, pleading for the federal government to intervene.
But the besieged residents of Alice Springs need not fear. The Prime Minister has heeded your cries for help. Speaking last week from Muswellbrook, NSW, where he had just announced his plan to shower the solar panel industry with a billion dollars in taxpayer-funded subsidies, Anthony Albanese was asked when he would go to Alice Springs. His response?
“We are continuing to monitor what is happening there,” he said.
There you have it. This is splendid news to distressed locals and testament to the Prime Minister’s hands-on approach. Monitoring the situation in Alice Springs is a longstanding Albanese project, you see. He began monitoring this situation in July 2022, when Indigenous leaders wrote to him, warning the impending expiry of federal government alcohol bans in the NT would lead to violence and disorder.
Albanese did absolutely nothing to address this, but the important thing is he continued to monitor the situation. And when soaring alcohol-fuelled violence and property offences brought chaos to Alice Springs in January last year, he continued to monitor the situation from Canberra. In fact, following much criticism from political opponents and disquiet from his own party, he even made a marathon four-hour visit to the town, which I am sure all will agree was a stupendous effort. Make no mistake, Territorians. Even if the entire town is set ablaze, Albanese will continue to monitor the situation.
Pressed in Muswellbrook as to when he would visit the town, Albanese was both coy and defensive. “I have visited the Northern Territory nine times,” he insisted. When asked how many of those visits were to Alice Springs, he avoided the question.
And let it be said that all these visits to the NT were prompted by Albanese’s unfailing focus on mainstream issues. For example, he went to the last two Garma Festivals to plug his botched Indigenous voice to parliament referendum. And who could forget the moving images of the Prime Minster having a good weepy as he was presented with a copy of the Uluru Statement from the Heart just days before the referendum?
Then there was Albanese’s visit to Darwin in November for an ALP fundraiser at an upmarket restaurant. As the NT News reported, all that concerned locals needed to do to speak with him was fork out $5000 a head for the privilege. This is yet another example of Albo’s everyman credentials.
But unfortunately for Central Australians, Albanese has far more important places to visit. And while I sympathise with the Alice Springs mayor and his fellow locals, the onus is on them to make sure their town is worthy of Albanese’s presence.
Allow me to make a few suggestions. See if you can organise rock band Gang of Youths to play there and fly in a couple of thousand inner-city hipsters for the concert. Albanese would love another chance to skol a beer for the crowd. He is a sucker too for Taylor Swift as well as the Foo Fighters. Alternatively, you could always host a celebrity DJ competition.
Says it all about the kunts against Israel and pro hamas:
Terrorist Murderer of 5-Year-Old Girl Caught Hiding in Maternity Ward | Frontpage Mag
I doubt Bruce has anything to worry about.
ZK2A – I think Justice Lee will give this cokehead a hiding come 02:15pm.
Beer & plonk time coming up soon 🙂
Rooftop swimming pool during the Taiwan earthquake.
https://twitter.com/enazator/status/1775415137656320381
In a world of fakenews, I’m not sure what to take seriously anymore but some are reporting that the CIA has said Iran will attack Israel within 48 hours:
Foreign media: CIA informs Israel that Iran is expected to attack within 48 hours (voxnews.al)
If true, I’m not sure that’s going to end well for anyone, but particularly Iran.
I’m not sure that’s going to end well for anyone, but particularly Iran.
I think Israel would be well aware of any plans Iran has, and would be happy to take them on, at any level including mushroom cloud level. Unfortunately, civilians would be toast on both sides, making the current storm in a teacup over incidental caterer casualties look like the side issue it is. It was Harry S. Truman that said if you can’t take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
I’m sorry but all the countries you’ve listed have faced “[they] must be charged with war crimes” charges.
Iran’s attack could just be that Hezbollah go full bore on rocket launches.
Launching anything directly from Iran would take at least 20-25 minutes to arrive in Israel. I’m not saying they wouldn’t try it, I just don’t know as I can’t say they’re the most predictable regime…
Aaand here we go.
As someone said the other day, I reckon Mr Auerbach has had his finger in the Se7en till for some time, he was about to get pinched for it and decided to launch the tired old daily double of ‘but bullying’ and ‘but anti-Juice’, possibly in the hope of being recruited for a reality TV show of some type.
It’s the current equivalent of ‘the dog ate my homework’.
That cokehead clown Auerbach is a textbook example of the perils of Relevance Deprivation Syndrome – how he’s somehow managed to insert himself into the ongoing seemingly never ending Hoggins/Lehrmann/Canetoad/Shiraz/Reynolds/Dumbgeld/Smithers legal imbroglio is a wonder to behold.
If braindead FTA commercial TV didn’t exist (and hopefully soon won’t), satirists would have had to invent it.
Aaand here we go.
Very shortly Justice Lee will rip this coke/methhead to shreds
WSK confirmed that British victims John Chapman, 57, James “Jim” Henderson, 33, and James Kirby, 47, who were working for the charity’s security team, were among seven of its staff killed.
mercenaries become “security staff” when it suits the agenda ….
If these “aid ‘” mobs need defending .. fair enuf! .. but at least call’ em what they are .. they don’t work for the agencies they work for security contract firms .. very well paid because of the risks involved ..
BELGRADE, April 12 – A NATO airstrike heavily damaged a passenger train on a bridge in southern Serbia today, killing at least 10 people, authorities here said, and leaving charred corpses amid the smoldering ruins of several rail cars.
The attack was one of the deadliest involving civilians since the start of a 20-day-old bombing campaign designed to force the government of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to accept a NATO-enforced peace settlement for Kosovo – a province of Serbia, Yugoslavia’s dominant republic. The Belgrade government denounced the incident as a “criminal attack,” while NATO issued a statement regretting the loss of life but insisting that the alliance had taken “extraordinary measures” to prevent civilian casualties.
The incident fueled feeling here that, whatever Western leaders say, the NATO air campaign is aimed as much against ordinary citizens as the Milosevic regime. NATO has acknowledged several targeting mistakes over the past two weeks that have led to civilian casualties, including the bombing of residential districts in the Kosovo capital, Pristina, and in the southern Serbian town of Aleksinac, where 20 bodies have since been dragged from the rubble.
[Early Tuesday, media here reported, NATO warplanes returned to Pristina, bombing an oil depot and a plastics factory, while other aircraft attacked a military barracks in suburban Belgrade and an oil refinery on the opposite bank of the Danube River in Pancevo, a facility already hit several times.]
State television aired pictures of the wrecked train, which was hit by at least one air-launched missile as it crossed a bridge over a gorge near the town of Leskovac, 180 miles south of Belgrade. NATO issued a statement saying it considered the bridge part of a military supply line and acknowledging that there may have been “a train on or near the bridge at the time of the strike.”
According to reporters who were taken to the scene by the Yugoslav military, a missile appeared to have disrupted electricity along the rail line, stranding the train on the bridge; a second missile then hit one of the coaches. Local officials said that an 11-year-old child was among the dead and that at least 16 people were wounded. Eyewitnesses from the nearby village of Grdelica said the bridge was hit by four missiles.
The official Tanjug news agency quoted a local railway official, Svetolik Kostadinovic, as saying the train was bound from Belgrade to Salonica, Greece. “Another civilian target was hit, with the aim to destroy . . . human lives, to spread panic and fear,” Tanjug quoted Kostadinovic as saying.
Reporters at the scene said body parts could be seen as far as 90 feet from the bridge. Two burned-out coaches were still on the track along with the damaged engine, while another two had derailed.
This is going to come down to a shit fight between CH10 and CH7
BBC:
British soldiers who have been accused of committing war crimes in Iraq are unlikely to face criminal prosecution.
Independent investigators were asked to look at thousands of allegations made against the British military after the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
But the director of the Service Prosecution Authority (SPA) said just one remaining case was being examined.
Andrew Cayley said the “low level” of offending and lack of credible evidence had led most cases to be dismissed.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Law in Action programme, Mr Cayley said most of those cases were sifted out at a very early stage because of the lack of credible evidence or because the offending was “at such a very low level”.
The Conversation:
The long-awaited UN report into human rights abuses committed in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) was finally published last week to a mixed reception. For some – principally the Chinese government – it went too far. Others thought it didn’t go far enough.
And:
The UN report makes no attempt to measure genocide allegations made against Beijing against the criteria laid out in the UN convention on genocide (1948), despite several reports, legal opinions, scholarly articles and conferences on the issue.
Kapow! Who was that bint Justice Lee just whacked?
There are some reports that there are major traffic jams in Haifa (at 3am) due to Israelis getting out of town…
From X, not verified.
Wikipedia has a roll-call of USA war crimes, mostly a long time ago.
A few moments ago, comments on Janet A’s article had reached 1415! Very impressive.
She can’t remember whether she was retained by Higgins. Lee has given her ten minutes to find out lol
https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2024/04/their-abc-choosing-the-weirdest-news.html
EXCLUSIVETwo-word comment from our next Governor-General that will enrage every Australian who voted No to the Voice – as she declares the country wasn’t ‘understanding’ enough to say Yes
Daily Mail.
The article contains a linky to a parliamentary website where submissions can be made online. Tell anyone who might have a case to report.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/inquiry-into-excess-deaths-now-open-for-submissions-5620720?ea_src=au-frontpage&ea_med=top-news-australia-top-news-7
Baddie v. Baddie.
Taylor whatever
deer in the headlights
Lee J hasn’t even kicked in yet
To me, the new Governor General looks like a suet pudding with a chin.
As of February Australia presently hosts 713,144 international students & 2.4m ‘temporary migrants’ (whoever they might be).
Department of Home AffairsNeedless to say, these are record numbers.
Many of them will at some point convert to permanent residency.
Add them to the record number of regular migrants received in 2022/23 & 23/24 (c. 750 000 acc. to the official figures).
Don’t panic though… in February there were 12 520 domestic dwelling approvals, a decrease of 1.9% compared with January.
You do the math, because apparently Albanese can’t.
Tim Blair’s blog this arvo on Ms Mostyn is one of his finest. Includes some cringeworthy selfies with some predictable numpties.
He also links to a 2020 AFR column by Joe Aston highlighting Mostyn’s corporate virtue signalling and hypocrisy. Gee I miss his prose.
Richo’s sprog is giving this Taylor thing an absolute bashing
No, no. That’s just the latest propaganda construction from the BBC.
The BBC doesn’t use journalism as an information tool, just as a weapon to be used against its ideological enemies — currently Jews, though that can change from one month to the next as lefty activists and journalists are above all desperate to be fashionable among morons, especially if it involves supporting fascist street mobs and Hamas’s mass murder of Jews.
It appears to me that in Perth it takes well over a year to build a 3bed 2bath house, I have observed some rear block developments on my morning walk that have taken two years from construction start to finish. Often I see roofs ready for cover waiting 2 months or more for trades.
The only solution to this housing crisis is to moderate demand until the industry catches up.
Taylor mate… there’s only so much water in that glass.
Barking Toad
April 4, 2024 3:36 pm
Been on the road.
Just tuned in.
Faaaarrk.
This has ceased to be sport for the poncy little prick.
Copping the mother of all pastings.
We have a new clubhouse leader in the “least credible witness open”.
The one thing I’ll say in defence of Taylor is that he looks about 19 years of age and there’s no way 7 News should be paying such kids to “babysit” anyone.
In other news we are receiving our first decent rain for the year. Heavy and prolonged. The roos all have their backs to what looks like a promising East Coast Low.
It’s also a “scorching” 20 degrees. Think I might put a cardigan on. 😀
Yup, Taylor getting absolutely smashed. Told QC today those expenses of that night were work related. And then QC comes out with tonnes of evidence from Taylor’s own historical records that resigned and apologised for misuse of 7 funds…
That poor bugger has come to court for a battle of wits.
Armed.
With a rubber chook.
”Barking Toad
April 4, 2024 9:13 am
Mak Siccar @08:14am.
Thanks for posting the beautifully scathing piece by Janet A.
She sums up so well the stupidity of Albanese plonking this dunderhead into the GG role.”
…………………
The recurring mistake of non-Leftists again.
She is not a dunderhead and he is not stupid for appointing her.
Quite the opposite on both counts.
Johanna has been hacked..
The recurring mistake of non-Leftists again.
She is not a dunderhead and he is not stupid for appointing her.
Quite the opposite on both counts.
This ain’t her/
So the Jurdge in a proper court, with standing, has had a new plethora of documents dumped in at the last minute.
Lots from Shiraz and Brittle-Knees.
But Lehrmann has had a credibility (stop sniggering) hit as well with 7 having tried to cover up their machinations around his interview.
Again: These are out best and brightest, the future pollies of tomorrow in their embryonic form.
What a shower of turds.
Just remember all the Higgins shenanigans when the new GG gets sworn in, the one that used to be a staffer for the ALP
Elbow, paging Mr Elbow to the batphone…
If only they had a voice..
Don Dale detention centre in indefinite lockdown after riot and fireThe Northern Territory’s Don Dale youth detention centre remains in indefinite lockdown after a group of inmates set fire to the education centre and climbed the roof as part of a riot.
Police were called to the centre on Wednesday afternoon after reports of smoke billowing from the education facility and 14 children on the roof of the building.
Territory Families chief executive Emma White said the centre would remain in indefinite lockdown until a department investigation was complete.
The NT chief minister Eva Lawler labelled the children “some of the worst-behaved children in the NT”, with charges expected to be laid.
Graphic footage was shown on ABC TV in 2016 of four detainees being tear-gassed at the facility, leading to the 2017 Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children.
The NT government accepted in full or in principle all recommendations, including the closure of Don Dale. Five years later, the facility remains open and critics say the government is dragging its feet. Lawler said she remains committed to closing the facility.
The livestream ended 10 mins ago. Court to resume at 10:50 (I think) tomorrow.
Is anyone even allowed to build a simple two or ( heaven forbid ) three bed 1 bath any more, like I grew up in – Mum Dad and four kids?
That poor bugger has come to court for a battle of wits.
Armed.
With a rubber chook.
Clubbing bay seals?
Dover – my replies are going to moderation despite a new name and email address. However comments such as this don’t appear to be.
Hang on, they’re going to moderation as well.
I think they have turned the livestream off as an act of mercy. If this was a boxing match, they towel would have been thrown in ages ago and the referee severely criticised for allowing the pummelling to continue.
I have noted that there has been no objection from 10s counsel about the progress of the cross examination. This guy may not be lying he was just too pissed to remember anything. I know, I know, I’m being too charitable.
No frozen ducks available?
Bwah ha ha ha.
Auerbach told his psych he had “cut back” to 30 drinks a day (27 per day on a golf trip to Tassie).
27 … a very precise number for someone who has cut back to a slab a day.
(I don’t think he drinks slabs, BTW).
Frollicking One @ 04:54pm
Again: These are out best and brightest, the future pollies of tomorrow in their embryonic form.
What a shower of turds.
But at least these frauds are being exposed. And also the MSM when you see a fraud and liar like the former CH7 employee.
Rabz
April 4, 2024 4:38 pm
No frozen ducks available?
In the first 5 minutes the chook had been thoroughly inserted, rotated and jackhammered up his own backside.
Like pitting jeb “pocket Turtles” Bush against Trump, horrifyingly like a small boy with a magnifying glass and and ant hill.
Hell hath no fury like a poncy TV producer scorned.
The key point for me was Lee telling him to produce documents he claims to have to his solicitor overnight.
Be prepared for another “dog ate my homework” moment tomorrow morning.
“I thought I had it … I mean, I distinctly remember seeing it … on someone’s phone or computer … or maybe I deleted it …”
You could tell that Taylor A was a little “off the planet’” but insisted on his revenge on 7. Did he have no one who could advise him that all this would make him unemployable?? 15 minutes of fame while he is humiliated and made to look like a goose?? Revenge is best served cold. Certainly not in the hot room of a court where you yourself are the centre of the shit fight. I have difficulty believing anyone would put themselves in this position, but maybe some people are dazzled by the prospect of fame and being on Telly?
I think Justice Lee pulled the pin on proceedings because he was fed up with the blatant lies
CH10 bringing this cokehead to support their case for damages mitigation and to damage CH7 as a bit of spite is going to backfire.
The judge is likely to be pissed about lack of evidence as it most likely appears and the lawyer allowing some dickwit on the stand not producing it and wasting the courts time resulting in higher damages. If this is what happens can 10 make claims on her professional indemnity? A future in conveyancing looks to be on the horizon.
Oh no, another character I’ll have to put in the BreBru’n the Musical. Taylor Auerbach……maybe I could get a celebrity to play his role. What’s Rodney Adler up to these days?
There is a third possibility, calli: self-interest.
With the exception of Dreyfus, who was a better than average barrister, Albanese and his cabinet are third-rate Labor hacks who’d be out of their depth in a city council meeting. None of them could command the salary, perks & super they now receive if they’d pursued careers in the private sector.
Having reached the pinnacle of the greasy pole not one among them is principled enough to question the progressive agenda and put the country before themselves because that would mean going to the back bench and ultimately foregoing pre-selection. They’ll happily stay on the gravy train and leave the mess for others to clean up, if that’s possible in the case of Bowen’s portfolio.
Trump Media & Technology Group, which trades under the ticker DJT, slipped on Wednesday to below $50 per share, extending a steep decline this week that pulled the stock down from its high near $80 and erased more than $2 billion of market value.
Trump Media is the most “shorted” special purpose acquisition vehicle in the country, according to the financial data company S3 Partners. Short-sellers bet that the price of a stock will fall. They do that by borrowing shares of a company and selling them into the market, hoping to buy them back later at a lower price, before returning the shares to the lender and pocketing the difference as profit.
The demand to short Trump Media, the parent company of the social media platform Truth Social, is so great that stock lenders can charge enormous fees, making it hard for short-sellers to turn a profit unless the shares fall significantly. Still, there is a lot of interest in taking the bet.
LOL.
Take-aways from today’s FCA hearing with Lee J (Brucie in the audience, somewhat slimmer but most likely just as stupid).
1) Auerbach is the new standard for a suicide bomber who doesn’t use esplosives. Doing remarkable work in life-long career suicide.
Clear sociopathic traits in full view.
2) Brucie comes off, once again, as an uncontrolled hedonist with a severe deficit in judging the character of people around him.
Able to create mortal enemies in a single meeting.
Hard to see how the new evidence will NOT make Lee J take a much dimmer view of the 4-eyed oaf.
His future net-worth took a real hit today, methinks.
So let’s get this straight: 100% of the Australian news media, including sacked Network 7 shitkicker Taylor Auerbach, were united in 2022 in atttempting to bring down the LNP government — an endeavor in which they were successful because they no longer see themselves as the eyes and ears of the Australian public.
It’s taking a while for the public to catch up with the way the Australian media is playing them.
With the exception of Dreyfus, who was a better than average barrister,
You’ve got to be kidding Roger.
The bloke is a far left imbecile who’s never had any experience of life outside of politics.
He has no fukcing idea
Fatboy, if you don’t like the stock, then short it. It’s the most shorted stock around so you’re in good company. However, I caution you that recently, a very shorted stock made rich people less rich and some quite poor.
If Trump wins the election, this stock could go to over 100 bucks a share. Take the bet.
Given the cost of living/housing/health care crises, I’d say that’s fairly high up on the hierarchy of needs atm.
Most people’s interest in politics presently only extends to how the government is addressing those three basic issues. And Albanese isn’t getting a ringing endorsement from them.
JohnJJJ
April 4, 2024 5:14 pm
Linky,
Llewellyn ‘verbal approval’ for Lehrmann payment
Taylor Auerbach has admitted he did not see any receipts showing Seven paid Bruce Lehrmann a per diem to reimburse him for illicit drugs and prostitutes.
However, he has maintained that Mr Lehrmann issued the network an invoice for payment for the activities.
“I only saw the invoice, I didn’t see the payment received,” Mr Auerbach said.
He told the court Spotlight executive producer Mark Llewellyn gave “verbal approval” for a Seven accounts manager to satisfy Mr Lehrmann’s invoice.
Mr Lehrmann’s barrister Matthew Richardson SC put to Mr Auerbach that he “never saw any such document that went into Channel Seven or came out of Channel Seven”.
Mr Auerbach disagreed.
Today’s display made Taylor more unemployable than Andrew O’Keefe.
Having just seen that Michael Smith News has posted a copy of Taylor’s restaurant receipt; it would appear the (2kg) steak that cost $361 was for three/four people. Taylor admitted three/four were present and I doubt the other two were eating the carrot and potatoes ordered on the receipt.
Poor Taylor learnt several valuable lessons this afternoon, chief among which was: never over-estimate the ability of a 19 yo wannabe to hoodwink mature, heard-it-all counsellors.
Zulu. You are correct. As an old corporate finance type, nothing is paid without signed authorisation. Seven like all listed corporates has rigorous systems to ensure all payments are proper. There is also the matter of internal and external audit. There is no way something is paid on verbal authorisation.
Like NSW premier Chris Minns, SA premier Peter Malinauskas is one of Labor’s useful idiots who allow the radical left to acquire political power and set about destroying the foundations if our civilisation.
It’s a political formula: the “moderates” are the front for the ALP’s political radicals who end up running the joint.
Whenever you elect a Labor government, you elect radicals hellbent on a political revolution. Thanks to Paul Keating’s compulsory superannuation, Australian trade unions no longer need members or cash flow.
Labor governments now elect slick frontmen like Minns and Malinauskus to gloss over the agenda of the radicals who actually run the joint.
A vote for Labor is a vote for radicalism.
I’m afraid you’re mistaken there, Toad.
I detest his politics, but he had a successful career as a barrister winning cases in several areas of the law before entering parliament.
Compared to others in Albanese’s cabinet, he does stand out in that regard.
(Iirc, someone on the Cat even employed him!)
Wow that Mostyn really is an abomination. A canbra abomination.
I agree with Ranga’s later comment. I initially thought this might mitigate damages payable by Ten. However, I now think the inclusion of irrelevant stuff about hookers and coke might just be seen as more defamation heaped on top, which means higher damages.
An acquaintance was involved in the Whitely divorce case back in the 90’s. When it came time to call Brett to the stand, none of the assembled legal eagles wanted to go fetch him out of the toilet, for fear of what they might see, and then have to face awkward questions about putting someone on the stand they knew to be (ahem) “impaired”.
Mostyn reminds me of that Magda Whats-her-name
https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2024/04/bruce-lehrmann-and-that-361-steak.html
@TuckerCarlson
Ep. 88 Is Speaker of the House Mike Johnson being blackmailed to do the bidding of the left? It certainly seems that way. His colleague, Marjorie Taylor Greene, explains
And Justice Lee very pointedly asked the coke-head if he had seen actual documentary evidence as distinct from heard something verbally.
I strongly believe the Seven Amex was used for all sorts of nefarious activities, which may or may not have involved Brucey.
I think you can file today away under “G” for “Giving everyone their day in court”, but will not shift the needle much in terms of the final outcome.
Although I will have the popcorn ready to go at 10:15 in the morning.
Following on with today’s theme of bullshit stories (the Tele):
Whoopsie:
So far, so average:
Mmmhmm:
Nasty man. Nasty!
And then:
Metoo!
Metoo Metoo!
Please, please let this tart be thrown in the bin.
Disgusting, low life slag
Honestly, unless Lehrrman has previously given evidence on the matter, $361 steaks, hookers and coke are irrelevant to the case at hand.
He has testified that Seven paid his accommodation for twelve months.
He has denied the hooker and coke thing, and it would be no biggy to now admit that Seven picked up the odd bar and restaurant tab.
He has admitted the substance of the relationship … that it was a paid interview.
The key takeaway from today was how Lee commented on the volume of new material (all the text messages) that were going into the chronology.
He even made the pointed comment to Channel 10’s SC “they’re all in!”.
These are messages that BH said were gone from a long ago phone.
This will shred her credibility further.
BL has zero credibility.
Last week Lee was referencing case law were a successful applicant received “a tuppance” in damages.
My view currently.
BH wins but only is awarded costs.
Ten & Lisa lose.
And fun fact, not a single journo on the Channel 10 side were union members.
Lee was referencing their code of conduct this morning wanting to know which of them were union members.
He’s not doing that for no reason.
Dr. John Campbell on Outsiders here in Australia
Whoops.
BL wins.
Tom, they also lie about everything. Remember Rudd in the run-up to the 2007 election when he pretended to be #MeToo for everything that John Howard campaigned on. Rudd gave the impression that things will still be the same after the election just different people running the government and then he set out to change everything. I well remember the 2020 summit and all those reams of butcher’s paper.
Please, please let this tart be thrown in the bin.
KD – I hope the cow gets the max he could have gotten + 12 months
I well remember the 2020 summit and all those reams of butcher’s paper.
And all those so called ‘Celebrities’ doing the ‘Vision Thing’. FFS.
It all went no where.
Mike Benz Reveals How NewsGuard Plans to ‘Warp’ the Minds of ‘Tens of Millions of School Children’
Albo gets his polished jackboots on, again.
‘This is against humanitarian law’: Anthony Albanese rebukes IDF after death of Zomi Frankcom and six other aid workers in Gaza (Sky News, 4 Apr)
This is so easy. All I have to do is ask what is DFAT’s instructions regarding travel to Gaza, which happens to be an active battlefield in a nasty war.
If DFAT is telling Australians don’t go there then the lady who was killed had exactly zero business being there. Therefore her death is on her own silly head. Her choice, her fate.
If DFAT isn’t telling Aussies don’t go there they’d be in dereliction of their duty.
Either way Albo is just going for the easy antisemitic option to curry favour with Lakemba et al. He’s a nasty piece of work.
@MikeBenzCyber
On another rollercoaster w/ @JesseKellyDC, I went over the implications of the Taiwan earthquake for economic soft power projection vs China, the GOP thumby war struggle for control over the mind of Speaker Mike Johnson, & the real reason Bidenworld paused US LNG exports:
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2024/04/the-case-against-administrative-law.php
Every day the news brings word of edicts handed down from on high by rulers whose names we have never heard of or voted for. I mean the heads of the various administrative agencies that control every corner of our lives.
Administrative law is not an inherently interesting subject. You may not be interested in administrative law, but administrative law is interested in you. William F. Buckley, Jr. used to say that “a liberal is someone who is determined to reach into your shower and adjust the water temperature for you.” That was in the good old days, when we thought the threat was subject to direct political control. What once was a jape is now the law. Since Buckley spoke federal regulators have extended their hands into every aspect of the home bathroom, including toilets and, yes, shower heads.
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‘This is against humanitarian law’: Anthony Albanese rebukes IDF after death of Zomi Frankcom and six other aid workers in Gaza (Sky News, 4 Apr)
It is however, consistent with the Geneva Convention and hospitals, schools and even Aid convoys cease to be protected under Article 18 if they are used as a military base to launch attacks. Hamas and other islamic scum have been doing this for yonks; they do their best work behind women, children and the sick.
If Zomi and the rest of the convoy had hamas on board the attack was legitimate. If not it was a mistake exacerbated by her being there against what should have been advice from a reasonable government.
Rub and tug’s government is not reasonable. Hamas committed 1400 war crimes on Oct 7 and continues to commit them by holding the poor bloody hostages. Rub and tug and his foreign bitch have said nothing about that. They both should be nuked.
Battle of Wills: Greens’ pro-Palestinian plan to grab prize Labor seatBy Paul Sakkal and Broede CarmodyApril 4, 2024 — 6.15pm
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The Greens will seek to unite conservative Muslim voters with young progressives to take a key Melbourne seat off Labor, in a high-profile electoral contest testing the implications of the Albanese government’s nuanced position on the war in Gaza.
In a sign of the minor party’s focus on the seat of Wills, Victorian Greens leader Samantha Ratnam announced on Thursday she wanted to quit state politics to run for preselection in the inner-northern seat, which is the epicentre of Melbourne’s large pro-Palestine protest movement.
Labor member Peter Khalil, chair of the influential security and intelligence committee, has been repeatedly targeted by pro-Palestine protesters as he works to defend the seat he holds on a margin of 8.5 per cent.
“Peter Khalil and Labor have failed renters, failed people who are trying to buy their first home, and failed to condemn the state of Israel’s invasion of Gaza,” Greens leader Adam Bandt said.
“The people of Wills are progressive and compassionate, but their values are being betrayed by a Labor Party approving new coal and gas projects and backing the invasion of Gaza.”
As the death toll in Gaza has risen, Labor’s calls for restraint have become stronger and Australia broke with the US in December to vote at the United Nations for an immediate ceasefire.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said too many civilians are dying and Foreign Minister Penny Wong has argued Israel’s international reputation is being damaged by their attacks.
While a redistribution later this year may substantially affect the seat, several Labor sources said the electorate is the most at-risk to a Greens challenge in Melbourne. Once held by Bob Hawke, Wills contains the progressive enclave of Brunswick in its south and working-class migrant suburbs Glenroy and Fawkner in the north.
Before the October 7 Hamas attacks upended political debate, Labor worried most about losing Macnamara to the Greens, but the electorate’s large Jewish population is unlikely to back the pro-Palestinian party.
The Greens now hope the more than 10 per cent of Wills voters who are Muslim will be swayed by the party’s stance against the war which has killed more than 32,000 people in Gaza, according to the strip’s Hamas-run health authorities.
Indolent
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FMD this fat, evil kunt needs to be nuked. But like I say you have to admire the left; they are implacable while the conservatives are sipping tea and pip fuking pipping.
Zomi gets a Darwin Award at least.
Harsh, sure, but going into a war zone is really stupid.
Malcolm Roberts does not hold back.
One Nation is Proud to be a Populist Party
Rub and tug’s government is not reasonable. Hamas committed 1400 war crimes on Oct 7 and continues to commit them by holding the poor bloody hostages. Rub and tug and his foreign bitch have said nothing about that. They both should be nuked.
NO. Feed them to the sharks and then post the video on the Internet.
bern at 6:42
Quite so.
None of them do.
Honestly, I think he was just paraphrasing the Ten lawyer, not expressing a view as to which way he was leaning.
Given the reckless way Ten slanted the story, gave Lehrrman almost no opportunity to respond and effectively outed his identity, I don’t see how there won’t be damages awarded. I think today’s shenanigans will only exercerbate that.
I didn’t hear that piece.
Yes, that tells you what a dim view he has of Toad, Llewellyn & co.
Yet only 14 months ago she wanted to serve the people of VIC in their upper house for a term of four years.
I’m calling it…she’s a political tart.
Here’s her CV, Cronkite.
Not the brightest spark. Howard university is basically for black dumbos.
All you need to do is demonstrate proof of life to attend CUNY.
Howard university entrance requirement.
Students that get into Howard University have an SAT score between 1060–1270* or an ACT score of 20–26*
The SAT means you’re at the bottom 25%.
You’re too polite Roger. Marxist hater for starters I’d say.
Ok.
Maybe BL gets a 100k.
That the Year Zero Party continues to be regarded as a viable political option – after how many decades? – demonstrates how utterly incompetent the faux conservative parties have been. Do the latter actually give a faecal shadow though? One doubts it. One also doubts they’d be able to crack an egg by themselves, let alone hunt and metaphorically ‘kill’ a political adversary. (Assuming they regard the Zeros as adversaries?).
Re the Al Muderis defamation case.
Of all the doctors, surgeons, experts that I have seen during this case Stephen Ruff from RNSH seems like the only one I’d let near me with a scalpel.
They all appear to have God complexes.
JC
April 4, 2024 8:14 pm
Here’s her CV, Cronkite.
Not the brightest spark. Howard university is basically for black dumbos.
Apparently she’s had an abortion; which means someone fuked her. Just when you think humanity could not sink any lower…
Today, Ruff lifted the skirt on how surgeries are allocated the public system in NSW.
It wasn’t pretty.
He was a trauma surgeon before he went into orthopaedics.
Seemed like his goal in life wasn’t to do knee replacements two days a week like some of the others.
Is there any way that this last ‘evidence’ might segue into a review of Higgins’ $2.4 mil victim payout?
Hey DB, where’s my avatar?
Time will tell Delta.
There are applications for different batches of texts from various parties to be redacted before they are released.
Lee has been decent in that regard.
It will be hard for a text to be sitting on the Federal Court website that shows BH saying something really dodgy and the Federal ICAC not including it in its current investigation.