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Oz is in. Senate Votes on Confirming Dr. Oz for Role in Trump Administration (3 Apr) The Senate voted 53-45…
The Bungonia Bee April 4, 2025 7:08 am How often we hear the BBC say that conservative politicians or commentators have…
Somebody trying to be clever as Trump has a beef with us.
Free? What did they used to cost?
VW ad, yes was quite funny. More here on incident, via Blazing Catfur https://www.newsweek.com/amsterdam-car-explosion-videos-show-man-fire-after-incident-2054794
Cat running amoch
Hiya from the southern coast of Africa. Ship has closed to about 30 k’s off the coast due to worsening weather.
Keep in touch, TE.
Didn;t know it was possible to have an IQ of 48:
A refugee with a history of violence is facing deportation from Australia after losing an appeal over a brutal assault that left a man with a severed earlobe.
Jok Gar, 21, was sentenced last December to two years in prison with a non-parole period of 16 months for the unprovoked attack, in which he and another man savagely beat a man in Melbourne and stole his phone.
A knife was used in the September 6, 2022 attack, with the victim’s face slashed and his earlobe partially severed.
Gar and his co-accused Tyler De Silva left the man unconscious and bleeding, with police discovering them in the toilets of Southern Cross train station at 4.30am.
De Silva was handed a lighter sentence of six months due to having an intellectual disability – he has an IQ of 48 – childhood epilepsy and ‘severe neglect issues’ in his upbringing, the Geelong Advertiser reported.
Daily Mail
A very Caucasian name…
Must have been a skilled labour import?
The polling must be abysmal if Albo’s going to mass.
It didn’t help KRuddy Abbott or Waffleworth. Maybe God takes pity on housos. The meek …
But, is he going to Communion? Anyone can go to Mass, but only confessed Catholics can take the sacrament of Communion. He has a lot to confess before he can do that.
Hopefully Albo will start holding press conferences outside the church like Rudd did.
Because if you’re Labor & you attend a church it makes you a deep, spiritual, humble person.
And of course, religion is off limits.
It’s a personal thing, dontcha know ?
The bodies of three Israeli hostages were recovered overnight including Shani Louk.
With many more to come, one fears.
Wild dogs that kill livestock must bring hunted.
Don’t stop Bibi. Not until all the Hamas vermin have been permanently cancelled. Terrible news for the families, of course. But now at least they can bury their loved ones on home soil. The IDF, doing God’s work.
How to Build a $20 Billion Semiconductor Fab
https://www.construction-physics.com/p/how-to-build-a-20-billion-semiconductor?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=104058&post_id=144258970&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=734t&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email
A long read, ideal for a rainy day.
A great read. It’s insane how much care goes into the chip’s manufacturing process to build devices thar we use every day. I remember when feature sizes were in micrometres and ECL (emitter-coupled logic) was the fastest (and very power-hungry) solution. Now we take for granted that a hand-held battery-powered device can seamlessly move a million coloured dots around in a precise response to your thumb or a remote computer can take your short descriptive request and turn it into a clever short song in the genre of your choosing.
Johannes Leak.
This one’s a Garrison not a Leak Tom.
Are you after the Whack-a-Mole one?
Mark Knight.
Brett Lethbridge.
Christian Adams.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Matt Margolis.
Gary Varvel.
Gary Varvel #2.
Al Goodwyn.
Tom Stiglich.
Chip Bok.
Matt Margolis #2.
Lisa Benson.
Ben Garrison.
Johannes Leak
one more try
This one? (Courtesy of the Lad):
https://thecurrencylad.com/2024/05/17/man-of-lettuce/#comment-69485
feelthebern
May 18, 2024 3:27 am
It sickens me that people can blame the Israelis for reacting to the atrocities committed by hamas.
And they are proud of it.
was going to say something else but thought better of it, it had to to do with retribution.
Sitting in an Emirates A380 heading to Dubai. Eventually.
Been flat chat since 6am Friday morning so this 5am flight means I’ve been awake for 23 hours. Well, awake but not particularly functioning.
The icy lemon and mint drink hit the spot, the Italian captain and French Second Officer have chattily introduced themselves and we are awaiting clearance to head to Milan via Dubai.
Travel tales, or is everyone travel taled out? Go on, I can take it.
More Travel Tales! Please!
Love to hear of your travels, Megan. We have no plans for travel, so interesting to hear your impressions of current climes.
I’d love to hear your travel tales, Megan. Don’t hold back.
Reports most appreciated, Megan!
Tintarella di Luna
May 18, 2024 4:58 am
It’s paywalled, Tinta
Tintarella di Luna
May 18, 2024 4:58 am
Take a screenshot and post the picture.
Why can’t I edit my posts?
Do you need a special subscription?
Sorry KM it’s totally beyond me
I see the Spitball Wizard has return to church. I posted this comment on Dennis Shanahan’s article but I won’t get up (strike rate when I bother is 10/10 rejections) so I’ll post it here:
Has anyone checked the Apse, the nave and foundations for signs of collapse? What next? Albanese homilies from the church steps a la Kevin Rudd? Please stop, a cry in vain I know when too much hypocrisy is never enough.
Tintarella di Luna
May 18, 2024 5:43 am
If you get the “Snipping tool” app. ( you might even have it already it’s from MS) it’s free you can get a copy of the picture that’s on your screen. Save it where you want it and then you can share it.
I save everything onto my desktop first and then put them in a folder I want.
My desktop is free of clutter otherwise.
Tintarella di Luna
May 18, 2024 5:57 am
I really don’t know why they do this?
Nothing more despicable than a pretend member of faith.
Do they think people are stupid?
FIFA is determined to stamp out racism in da beautiful game.
They have come up with a procedure for players to follow if they are subjected to racist taunts during the match.
”Rub both eyes with closed fists while crying boo-hoo repeatedly. This will get the attention of Nanny Referee.”
Burying their head in the turf like they alwayz do .. unless it’s something “woke” then it’s shot on goal time ..! ..! No mention of either the disgraceful abstention (cos no guts!) on the Palestinian joke to ban israel from world competition nor any mention of the illegal betting at Macarthur Utd on Fitba Oz main website either ..
personally, I believe if “ya payz yer money you can yell” whatever you like bit of the sticks & stones will .. ect …… but nowadayz your supposed to cough up and stay quiet .. doesn’t do to offend the delicate petals when they are playing “awfie” .. LOL!
Spitball Wizard
Gold!
That’s such a News (com.au) headline!
”Bride haunted by humiliating g-string failure.”
Leake ..
I was wondering about representing our PM in undies, but if Abbott can be depicted in Speedos in every occasion…
The guy with the IQ of 48 will be approached by every party to lift the collective IQ of parliamentary debate. At last BS Bowen will have something to aspire to that may be in reach.
Re Albanese’s return to his faith:
I don’t believe anyone should be mocked for returning to their faith. I can’t bear the man & his appalling indulgence in travel and aggrandisement during his elevation to PM. However, his faith is his personal business. It was the same re Morrison.
God will be the final judge.
I would believe it if it was accompanied by a change in behaviour and attitude.
Yep. Watch the hands rather than the lips.
Bullshit – this effin idiot want all Christian s dead. Esp Catholics who are bottom of the pile.
tranparent wanna be Anglican like Wong, Clinton, Blair etc.
piss off – kick him out of church – let him join the Luxembourg trotskiates with Christopher Hinchens.
By their fruits you shall know them.
You only have to ask him if he thinks murdering unborn children is wrong and you’ll immediately realise he’s no Christian.
Vickie, Albo does hat Abo thinks is good for Albo – nothing else. I do not believe he has re-found God, I believe he is chasing the voters and that alone is the reason for his very public images embracing the word of the Lord. Publicity.
I suspect the polling is telling him that his falling over backwards to accomodate the adherents of one particular religion has consequences elsewhere.
And don’t forget to stage a pensioner fainting incident and drag the old bloke out by the legs.
Right click on the cartoon on the Oz mainpage
Choose “open image in net tab”
Copy the url and paste that in Dover’s linky widget like so:
Johannes Leak
If the image is small you can usually change the size by editing the width number in the url. That’s useful if there’s an image with the story but the story is behind the paywall.
Margolis #2.
Brilliant.
One God, one vote.
The electors get to deliver an interim judgement as to whether or not he is cynically taking the piss.
In matters of faith, Elbow has declared himself a lifelong Hawthorn supporter and joined the lads in the circle to sing the victory song last weekend. The Front Bar unearthed evidence of his heresy in the form of photos of him wearing at least four other team scarves.
I don’t believe anyone should be mocked for returning to their faith.
I have bridge to sell you.
Seriously, this guy lives his life a quarter poll at a time.
h/t Dominic Toretto
Geez ..! You’d think someone of Craig Foster’s age would understand what “terrorism” is about .. but, apparently, not .. FFS!
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/craig-foster-doubles-down-on-fundamentally-different-case-to-ban-israel-from-fifa/ar-BB1myKmA?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=5bc9c86062054b7997b46d070f479914&ei=34
Re Leak’s toon it really should be Ed Husic in it not Albo…
Labor expected to release battery strategy next week (Sky News, 17 May)
Labor wants to ‘mobilise’ Australian industry to help reach net zero (Sky new, 17 May)
Quantum computing will ‘drive’ future economic growth and ‘productivity’ (Sky News, 17 May)
What an absolute steaming pile of unicorn droppings!
I got around to looking up quantum computers the other day – even they are almost entirely hype because no one has actually built one that works yet, not really. And anyway these days we have AI data centres that can do massively parallel calculations that people didn’t dream of ten years ago. And we can do that now, off the shelf. Going to take a very long time for quantum computing to catch up, so I think we’ve basically done our billion on another stupid brainfart.
BoN:
…so I think we’ve basically done our billion on another stupid brainfart.
That’s the whole point, BoN.
Communists crashing the economy – it’s what they do. Create a crisis, take advantage of it to pass legislation that worsens the crisis, and advance by leaps and bounds.
Now let’s talk about Water Purification Plants, our dying cities and the return on investment.
Then we can talk about the NDIS….
That is the opinion of my highly qualified to speak on this issue spouse.
Those who know him will know the truth whereof which I speak.
Check out Pancake man at the end. He had a good flight down.
—
Steve Inman:
https://rumble.com/v4vhxuo-top-5.html
“newfound piercing courtesy of the wireless hole puncher”
I don’t believe anyone should be mocked for returning to their faith.
Agree, when those who do so are sincere. However I don’t think there is a sincere bone to be found in the member for Grayndler’s body.
And those Catholic prelates who indulge this hypocrite should remember his public stances on Catholic doctrine, and most recently his stance in wholeheartedly supporting the Marxist government of the ACT’s grab of Calvary Hospital, a thoroughly anti-Catholic act, reminiscent of the dissolution of the monasteries under Henry VIII and the French government’s vicious attacks on the Catholic church under the Third Republic. The member for Grayndler supported the ACT government.
feelthebern
May 18, 2024 7:43 am
He has done a remarkable job of not allowing his devout Cafflic Faif to taint the purity of his Socialist Left policy making.
Abortion, anyone?
Seeing the future.
The Sunday morning after the next federal election will be the last time Albo attends (ex weddings & funerals).
Only if he wins, Bern. As a devout Trotskyist, Elbow attends Catholic churches only for photo ops and taqiyyah.
Abortion, anyone?
Exactly, and not just on abortion. The empowered Nazi Greens and the left have recently stepped up their attacks on private and independent schools, and that means ALL private and independent schools, from the GPS schools to the local Catholic primary school.. But the member for Grayndler has been curiously silent.
Except Mussie schools. They have a Force Field around them. It’s called “unhinged violence”.
It would be fun to watch one of the Cafflic Cats fire questions of doctrine and ritual at Saint Luigi the Dubious and watch him flounder.
Love the art you choose Dover
I mentioned this problem earlier this week I think, but it’s nice to see it turn up in the MSM.
Electric car disaster as EU ports fill up with 100,000s of Chinese models no one wants (Daily Express, 17 May)
It’s not only Chinese models that the punters don’t want, Teslas, MGs and Fords are likewise piling up unsold. I wonder if our MSM will ask Mr Bowen about this “electric car disaster”, as the headline puts it.
I guess it is one way to disrupt shipping – fill all the unloading spaces with chinese cars … no room for anything else.
TDS ..the musical ..!
https://youtu.be/fvV-Iedz3mg
The corruption involved deliberately drawing yellow cards for betting purposes.
Very wrong.
But who the hell bets on stuff like the number of yellow cards issued in a match?
On the betting site I use there are between 50 & 170 betting options on most games of fitba and thugby every round ……..
From an excellent article, in the Australian, by Henry Ergas
When a majority of the UN General Assembly endorsed that resolution on November 29, 1947, the major Zionist forces reluctantly accepted the proposed partition, despite it being vastly unfavourable to them. But the Arab states not only rejected the plan, they launched what the Arab League described as “a war of extermination” whose aim was to “erase (Palestine’s Jewish population) from the face of the earth”. Nor did the fighting give any reason to doubt that was the Arabs’ goal.
At least until late May 1948, Jewish prisoners were invariably slaughtered. In one instance, 77 Jewish civilians were burned alive after a medical convey was captured; in another, soldiers who had surrendered were castrated before being shot; in yet another, death came by public decapitation. And even after the Arab armies declared they would abide by the Geneva Convention, Jewish prisoners were regularly murdered on the spot.
While those atrocities continued a longstanding pattern of barbarism, they also reflected the conviction that unrestrained terror would “push the Jews into the sea”, as Izzedin Shawa, who represented the Arab High Committee, put it.
A crucial element of that strategy was to use civilian militias in the territory’s 450 Arab villages to ambush, encircle and destroy Jewish forces, as they did in the conflict’s first three months.
It was to reduce that risk that the Haganah – the predecessor of the Israel Defence Force – adopted the Dalet plan in March 1948 that ordered the evacuation of those “hostile” Arab villages, notably in the surrounds of Jerusalem, that posed a direct threat of encirclement. The implementation of its criteria for clearing villages was inevitably imperfect, but the Dalet plan neither sought nor was the primary cause of the massive outflow of Arab refugees that was well under way before it came into effect.
Nor was the scale of the outflow much influenced by the massacres committed by Irgun and Lehi – small Jewish militias that had broken away from the Haganah – which did not loom large in a prolonged, extremely violent, conflict that also displaced a very high proportion of the Jewish population.
Rather, three factors were mainly involved. First, the Muslim authorities, led by the rector of Cairo’s Al Azhar Mosque, instructed the faithful to “temporarily leave the territory, so that our warriors can freely undertake their task of extermination”.
Second, believing that the war would be short-lived and that they could soon return without having to incur its risks, the Arab elites fled immediately, leaving the Arab population leaderless, disoriented and demoralised, especially once the Jewish forces gained the upper hand.
Third and last, as Benny Morris, a harsh critic of Israel, stresses in his widely cited study of the Palestinian exodus, “knowing what the Arabs had done to the Jews, the Arabs were terrified the Jews would, once they could, do it to them”.
Seen in that perspective, the exodus was little different from the fear-ridden flights of civilians discussed above. There was, however, one immensely significant difference: having precipitated the creation of a pool of 700,000 Palestinian refugees, the Arab states refused to absorb them.
Rather, they used their clout in the UN to establish the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, which became a bloated, grant-funded bureaucracy whose survival depended on endlessly perpetuating the Palestinians’ refugee status.
In entrenching the problem, the UN was merely doing the bidding of the Arab states, which increasingly relied on the issue of Palestine to convert popular anger at their abject failures into rage against Israel and the West. Terminally corrupt, manifestly incapable of economic and social development, the Arab kleptocracies elevated Jew-hatred into the opium of the people – and empowered the Islamist fanaticism that has wreaked so much harm worldwide.
Nor did it end there. Fanning the flames of anti-Semitism, the Arab states proceeded to expel, or force the departure of, 800,000 Jews who had lived in the Arab lands for millennia, taking away their nationality, expropriating their assets and forbidding them from ever returning to the place of their birth. Those Jews were, however painfully, integrated into Israel; the Palestinian refugees, in contrast, remained isolated, subsisting mainly on welfare, rejected by countries that claimed to be their greatest friends. Thus was born the myth of the Nakba.
This should be required reading in all senior years of high school and at universities purporting to know something of the background to this conflict. Clearly, they are unaware of the issues surrounding the formation of Israel.
My apoligies for stuffing up the cartoons at 0400.
As others have pointed out, this is Johannes Leak’s.
I will believe Albo has seen the light when he also admits that what was done to Cardinal Pell in Victoria was injustice. Until then he is just posing for Instagram pictures. Change of behaviour and attitude is needed, change of venue not so much.
We’ve heard of this before but this is direct proof.
@LauraLoomer
EXCLUSIVE EXPOSE:
NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS HAVE BEEN SENDING MONEY TO JUDGE MERCHAN’S DAUGHTER’S PERSONAL HOME RESIDENCE IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA AND DECEPTIVELY DISTORTING FEC RECORDS TO COVER UP PAYMENTS TO LOREN MERCHAN’S COMPANY
@kylenabecker
BREAKING
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The Georgia Court of Appeals has *APPROVED* former President Donald Trump’s appeal to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her office from the Georgia racketeering case
What say ye mUnturd?
EU To Criminalise Anti Migration Speech
Good luck with the new regime impelled by Gert Widders in Holland.
Michael Cohen Suffered ‘Dramatic Implosion’ on Witness Stand—Legal Analyst
NOAA’s Latest Climate Data Shows the Global Land Region Temperature Anomaly Peaked in February 2016 Over 8 Years Ago
Fatima Payman digging in.
“From the river to the sea” is not antisemitic, according to her, but a call for Palestinians to live freely in their land, i.e. Israel, “without dominating others or being dominated over [sic]”.
She calls the charge of antisemitism “morally absurd.”
Be that as it may, what is morally absurd is imagining that after nearly 80 years of conflict fueled by antisemitic rhetoric, a majority of Palestinians would be willing to live with Israelis and not dominate them or worse.
This is, in fact, a large part of why the partition was imposed by the UN in the first place. Peace will only come when Palestinians accept this.
Partition was not imposed on either side. One side accepted it, the other rejected it.
‘Biggest Mistake Of My Life’: Biden 2020 Voters Explain Why They’re Backing Trump In 2024
A good scorer beats a good player.
Obama’s nominee to the Supreme Court.
Merrick Garland, Biden’s Luca Brasi
Garland should be nuked.
‘Very Exciting!!!’: Donald and Melania Trump Appear at Barron’s High School Graduation
I love the Bee.
Satan Asks Democrats To Tone Down All The Evil
Ergas’ piece in the Oz today is superb.
The ALPBC getting nasty on Dutton because he’s right over the target. Good.
With his federal budget reply, Peter Dutton is now playing deadly simple but very dangerous politics- Tingle.
Fuck off, Tingle.
The plebs wanting homes, schools and medical facilities? How dare they, says La Tingle.
And along comes the Satanic Temple…
Satanic Temple Seeks Its Place in Public Schools (17 May)
Given that public schools especially in America are already controlled by the far-left it seems moot to bother pushing for this.
Two seconds later on X I see some anti-Semite claim that the Satanic Temple was “created by a Jew”. You can’t be Jewish and a Satan worshipper. Compete bullshitter, but plenty of reposts.
Crossie everything in politics is optics. Some politician, can’t remember who, said it doesn’t matter what they are saying about you as long as they are talking about you. Realistically government changes on 200,000 swing voters unless totally useless which we’ve had a surfait of. Why politicians think the likes of brucey and no knickers are advisors is probably one of the major reasons everything is stuffed. Coupled with the rag tag candidates and incompetent party hierarchy. The preferential system has wrecked the Senate where we get the likes of Ricky Muir, remember him, well less than 100 primary votes. Preference deals which we’re not party to gets, or fails to get people elected.
While I was appalled by the rackety tactics from the ‘Preference Whisperer’ Glen Druery that got Ricky Muir elected, I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by the thoughtful and sensible person he turned out to be.
Laura Tingle mentions GPs closing their books.
No doubt she’ll be taking Albo to task over this.
Or do GP access & costs get put on the back burner when there’s a ALP government?
Here’s how it works, Bern.
La Tingle goes into My Little Helper mode. Mark Riley take note.
Dr. John Campbell with Professor Clancy
They’re discussing vax injuries and long covid. Professor Clancy says that his practice has pretty much been taken over by this issue.
This is an important discussion for anyone with vaccine injury. Clancy is a gem. A marvellous man and a great practitioner.
Incidentally, Indolent, thank you so much for posting this – I would have missed it.
Yes. My second eldest son had a serious autoimmune vaccine injury which is re-manifesting as an auto-immune reaction now to certain common chemicals. He has never had Covid, unless asymptomatically but it’s behaving like Long Covid now.
Glenn Greenwald: The war on free speech
I’m still pissed off at Brendan O’Neill saying freedom of speech is about saying bad things. No, you idiot, it’s about speaking the truth. Even with free speech, I have to use false names. When people have the power to make you unemployed at the stroke of a pen, but they don’t want us to have any say in anything at all.
https://twitter.com/GeorgeJedras/status/1791051531464135149?t=frxkz6kv7yTv2NPXp9-8Iw&s=19
Not sure how this new fangled internets works, but hopefully I’ve correctly captured the link.
I simply cannot tolerate such deliberate lies. Characterising the Palestinian conflict as being motivated by racism with no mention of October 7 is pure propaganda. I checked this prick’s timeline and not a single mention of Hamas. It’s like they don’t exist.
Twitter was once dominated by the left, now it is dominated by anti-Semites. Wall to Wall lies. I’ve been around a long time and I’ve never heard a single Palestinian concede Israel’s right to exist. “From the river to the sea” means at the very least that they want it all. So all of this bullshit about children getting killed is really nothing more than a land grab. There is no moral argument. The children are props. The entire point of the October 7 attack was to provoke a response. I kill every argument on X by simply claiming they don’t care about their own children. They stop arguing because they know it’s true. The issue is never the issue. The true agenda is hidden, but not from me. It’s like seeing the invisible man at all times. The lies give it away. The lack of balance, the missing casus belli which is so obvious. The entire population is brainwashed. We all accept the culture we grow up in because there isn’t any choice. It’s a life of persecution, but in a place like Palestine, it’s death.
The scary thing about history is that the only way the spell is ever broken is total defeat. It broke the German insanity and it broke the Japanese insanity, but this isn’t a place, it’s an idea, and it’s an idea of dominance and death.
Which is why Hamas and supporters must be wiped out.
Total defeat and the rubble salted may cause some reflection.
Make no mistake, we’re at war with China and Russia.
Can we find something that has the power to return a billion Eurasian peasants back into the poverty from whence they came and where they belong?
There is no land of rainbows and unicorns wherein this ends with a “multipolar” world. History tells us there is always an ultimate winner. Do we still have the cock swinging, rock and roll attitude to f*cking win this thing? Or is this it for us? Comfort and pleasures and stupid distractions while the forces of darkness continue to put all the pieces of our destruction in place?
Are you ready to give up your women? Are you ready to be a refugee? Are you ready to be thrown into the fight at the last minute when our craven elites realise they done f*ed up?
How are we “at war” with Russia and China?
Do either of those nations have an obvious military presence in our region?
We however, have some in China’s region.
Maybe if we didn’t place our military assets 4,000 miles from Australia, deliberately antagonising a far more powerful country, they may not be on the receiving end of unfriendly actions.
What are the “forces of darkness” doing exactly, to initiate our destruction?
Are you referring to BRICS?
What “fight” are you referring to, that we will be thrown into, at the last minute?
Perhaps lay off the speed for a couple days and you may not only be less schizophrenic, but also be more capable of interpreting events.
There are plenty of support organisations available to you.
Good luck A.
You’ll find out.
Ten years ago you wouldn’t have thought there would be a trade war between the US and China. “Why would there be”? you would have said, after all, China has brought a billion peasants out of poverty due to America’s free trade policies, and we sit comfortably under the American nuclear umbrella while raking in the loot from China’s resource appetite.
Five years ago you would have thought it absurd that the world would grind to a halt due to a biological attack out of China.
Rework the entire world’s supply chains? Second hand cars selling for tens of thousands above book value?
Probably three years ago you thought war on the European continent between NATO and Russia highly unlikely.
Go back to sleep, the next year or so is likely to upset you.
Isn’t that the problem?
The more optics prevail, the less substance we get.
A couple of caveats, if I may.
If there’s a balance of power, whether by diplomatic negotiation or by a strategic matching of arms, there’ll be a general peace (more or less), as post-Napoleonic Europe demonstrates (the Crimean war & the Franco-Prussian war constituting the “more or less” exceptions) as well as the US-Soviet Cold War.
Demographically, and hence economically, China is not well placed to seek world domination in the future.
There should be a name for the period of time between the end of the Cold War and 2020. Maybe history will look back and understand it was a Covert War or War of Infiltration waged on the West by communist regimes that were playing possum.
With the support of many of our own for reasons of ideology or greed.
Fukuyama called it “the end of history.”
He was a tad optimistic.
I seriously doubt China, is in any way, seeking world domination.
They don’t have 800 military bases worldwide.
Which country has all those bases again, I forget?
They didn’t bomb:
Vietnam,
Grenada,
Iraq, (twice),
Libya,
Serbia,
Afghanistan,
Syria, and occupy it, stealing Syria’s resources, or
blow up Nordstream.
They also didn’t foment the colour revolution in Ukraine in 2014, which has led to the disastrous results we are all seeing now.
Despite all the warnings that Russia has issued, a certain country has totally disregarded everything and set up a war, that will totally devastate Ukraine, because they thought, (and still think), they can split Russia up and plunder its resources. (Regime change, don’t you know!).
The fact that Ukraine will be totally destroyed, is of no consequence to them, much the same as Vietnam and Afghanistan.
All this has done, is force Russia and China together, because they both know, if Russia is defeated, China is next.
The buffoons, bumping into walls in the Whitehouse, have quite plainly said as much.
Blinken, threatened China before he had even left the country, less than two weeks ago. (Perhaps, he should have taken his guitar to China).
These people are power hungry fools, with sub par intellect and no diplomacy whatever, who will destroy all life on earth.
Just remember that, when you see the blinding flash.
Israel recovers three dead hostages from Gaza
The Israeli military said it had recovered the dead bodies of three Israeli hostages from the Gaza Strip based on intelligence from interrogating militants, renewing the focus on the hostage issue as Israel’s leadership presses a military offensive in the southern Gazan town of Rafah.
The three hostages – Amit Buskila, 28, Shani Louk, 23, and Itzik Gelernter, 57 – were kidnapped from a music festival on Oct. 7 and recovered Thursday night in a special operation.
The military didn’t specify the location in which they were found, although it said they were killed on October 7 while the three tried to escape from the Nova music festival near the Gaza border, which was overrun with Hamas militants.
Some 125 of the over 240 hostages taken on Oct. 7 remain in Gaza, according to Israel.
The latest hostage operation shows how challenging it is for Israeli authorities to recover the hostages and comes as negotiations with Hamas, mediated by Egypt, Qatar and the U.S., have fizzled. U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan will travel to Saudi Arabia on Saturday to meet with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, then go to Israel on Sunday to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Sullivan’s talks with Israelis will include stalled efforts to reach a hostage deal. He will also press Israelis to take a more targeted approach against Hamas.
In the past two weeks, the Israeli military has sent its tanks and ground troops into Rafah, which it says is Hamas’s last stronghold and where some hostages are being held.
There have been two successful rescue operations by the Israeli military to recover a total of three hostages alive so far in the war. Recovering hostages as well as destroying Hamas are two goals Israel has said it seeks to achieve in the war in Gaza.
In response to Israel’s announcement, Hamas said that it would only allow Israel to retrieve hostages dead or through an exchange deal.
There is no negotiating with sub human, low IQ barbarians. Continue the offensive until there is no movement… no other outcome will ever lead to peace.
I thought that is what I was saying Roger.
OK, reading it again I can see that.
It’s not a “war”. More a change of the guard or changing of the status quo. Until the west gives up it’s self destruction (married to debt, mass migration, printing money, enslavement by Big Pharma, the climate scam, deviant ideology of LGBTQI+, anti-colonialism, BLM, Free Palestine bs etc) ultimately there is little chance it ends well for us.
There is a heavy element of self destruction involved for sure.
The corporations saw cheap labour and they liked it.
The autocrats saw a system of state control and they liked it.
The tribalists on both sides saw a way to put a thumb in the eye of their ideological enemies, and they absolutely relished it.
China was a black box into which everyone projected their thoughts, dreams and desires. And China thus made unprecedented progress towards their goal.
However, war has begun.
On the socca match fixing, I have been waiting for two things:-
1. The Liar’s Minister for Sport to call it “the blackest day in Strayan sport”. But that won’t happen because … sensitivities.
2. The uber-moralistic Craig Foster to call for Straya to be turfed out of FIFA because of corruption in our highest national league.
I did a bit of a search of Craig Foster’s commentary on this scandal and, for a strident moraliser, he is remarkably muted on the matter.
Apparently “the athletes are being supported, including their mental health” and “innocent until proven guilty” (which is true).
He then quickly moves on to find the real villain here. That is, the “insidious influence of gambling companies on professional sport”.
WTF?
The gambling companies (and honest punters) are the victims here. They set legitimate long odds on an unlikely event, which was then fixed to defraud them.
Cat Socca fans might be able to shed some light here, but I get the impression the ring-leader might have been something of a multi-culti poster boy, hence the kid gloves from Foster.
The gambling operators are the ones that report it to the authorities.
Yep .. sporting bodies don’t “monitor” sports betting .. the betting operators do …….!
Whoever edits the letters page in the Oz needs to be demoted to other projects. I wrote a short sarcastic letter about Mark Scott not running a Trotskyite collective like the ABC anymore and they edited out any reference to Trots and the ABC.
May as well have not published it.
They edit comments ..? ..
Dear God ..! I often get stuff rejected on various media news sites but have never had anything “edited” ……..
It sickens me that people can blame the Israelis for reacting to the atrocities committed by hamas.
And they are proud of it.
was going to say something else but thought better of it, it had to to do with retribution.
I have no hesitation. Israel has to nuke iran and then genocide every muslim around them. It is now certain obama wants to beat Trump returning and stopping iran getting the bomb and has done all he can do to ensure iran does get the bomb before hand. Iran is hamas and they will use it on Israel and the world. This is existential now.
Photos of Shani Louk.
I know plenty of other beautiful people were slaughtered by the hamas grubs but what they did to Shani sticks with you.
No, no, no, Cohenite.
There’s a non violent solution to the entire ME Islam/Jew/Christian problem.
Or so I am assured.
Titus, was this what remained of your observation?
The A-League is unwatchable garbage, as is the ALPFL.
Nothing wrong with the A League fitba as a game but lotz wrong with the “expert/pundit” waffle before, during & after games .. Mostly pretentious wankers justifying the big bucks they hoover up .. sometimes think they are paid by the word quantity given the verbosity of their “opinions” …… LOL!
Well, you are a toon supporter, Squire.
Craig Foster obviously wants to be seen as a antipodean Gary Lineker. Given Lineker’s pomposity and hypocrisy, Foster is nearly there.
Minus any actual talent but blessed with the staggering clueless hypocritical stupid.
How anyone could fall for Anal’s latest stunt re finding religion is beyond me. Just more cheap, cynical theatrics.
His last hope. Praying for a miracle.
No good. Just about everybody now sees him for what he is.
More showbiz for ugly people.
Anal was an ‘advisor’ to Uren as Wayne Swan BA (Hons) was to Hayden- surely there were better candidates on offer at the time.
He told a massive porky during the election campaign when he assured us that his old boss and mentor Tom Uren and Paul Keating got on well. Keating laughed Uren out of the room at the NSW ALP conference one year. Uren had delivered a tirade against Keating for betraying socialist morality as Treasurer. Keating shot back: ‘Does Tom keep his money in a tin under the bed?’
Titus Groates
May 18, 2024 10:06 am
This Lineker chap must be weapons grade pompous then.
I was gob-smacked that Foster simply dismissed a criminal act of fraud – which also has the potential to set Strayan Socca back twenty years – with a wave of the hand, and lay the blame for it at the door of Big Corporate Punting (who were the ones ripped off here).
I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt.
Of course, if his conversion is properly informed and sincere, one would expect to see fruit.
He would, for example, argue in the Caucus for the right of Catholic and other Christian schools to maintain their ethos in the face of calls for the removal of their exemptions to anti-discrimination legislation.
Luvving the “edit” button given my uncanny ability to not notice my atrocious typing errors until, the instant after, I press “enter”
Particularly so given “Fozz” is a Bachelor of Laws.
“the athletes are being supported, including their mental health”
This is the standard waffle nowadayz cos political correctness and workplace rules demand it …… Yesterday the same rubbish emanated from the thugby mob over support for Payne & Klese Hass cos mummy & daddy ain’t yer “Women’s Weekly” idea of ideal parenting .. LOL!
The amusing thing about the A League illegal betting is the choice of game(s) .. one of the games mentioned was controlled by Alireza Faghani .. Now as a weekly watcher of AL the one referee who is least likely to brandish the yellow card is Alireza Faghanie .. he prefers to wave the game on rather than slow it down for minor infringements …….
That was my first thought, a referee is involved in this somehow.
Neil Oliver: Yet Again, We’re Being Played by Those With Authority and Power – The Many vs. The Few
“That’s 53 Banks Closing A Month” | Banks Increasingly Shut Down As UK Goes Cashless
Expeditionary Force by Craig Alanson (wiki)
Bruce O’Nuke.
I have the lot – there’s about 20 in the overlapping series. Wait until you get to the beetles – a second level Galactic Civilisation – and their mania for betting and Burgooze.
The beetles are good fun! I never was interested in betting so it makes my head spin all that intricate wagering action, I don’t know how Alanson can keep the narrative straight.
I haven’t looked but there’s a fair bet that Skippy is modeled on Clippy…
I never got the clippy reference – is that the windows paperclip thingy and what relevance does it have?
Ok yes, kilts are very confusing.
Scottish Green Party Expels 13 Members for Saying ‘Sex Is a Biological Reality’ (17 May)
What were such people doing in the greens? The greens haven’t been about the environment for decades.
From Tints’ comment above about the church Albo went to:
With very little modification the question can be pointed at Albo himself:
If he is going to try to adopt a Ruddy complexion then I think we should pay one of the attendees at his church to faint during a service – then we can see how he inserts himself into the drama: Will he, like Rudd, grab hold of a foot while other people actually carry the man? Perhaps he will grab an ear? Or perhaps he will decide to take charge and keep jumping in the way giving superfluous and ill-advised instructions.
The priest would do well to replace the various vessels with polyurethane ones – otherwise every time Albo blinks you will be able to hear a faint ‘ka-ching’ as he calculates what taxes could be levied.
The least a practicing Catholic would need to do is NOT promote policies that would hurt the Catholic Church or Christianity generally. Albo has not stopped but still insists on all the measures that are guaranteed to do harm therefore he has not seen the light.
We shall see, Crossie.
I haven’t read the article…what is the time frame of his conversion?
Re Laura Tingle (Ugh! gargle gargle) and GPs. Its interesting that according to Judith Sloan only 15% of Med grads go on to be GPs. What do the other 85% do? Also few realize that GPs are actually “specialists”. An interesting take on the words “General Practice”!! They go through further training.
Why not lower HECs for med students who go into general practice? that might put a few more into the front line.
I understand there’s a lot of money to be made in dermatology & plastic surgery clinics without the need to join the professional colleges.
We need more specialists as well as GPs. I’m ‘lucky’ that I could see 3 different specialities with at most a few weeks wait times. I will havebeen waiting 18months to get into see a urologist.
Across the board we need to train at least double the medicos we are training at the moment.
I’m the opposite .. no trouble getting in to see the urologist but since then all I do is “see” him (4visits/consultations) ..!
No apparent urgency on fixing my problem …..!
Will there be more, or less, in the plate after it passes Albo?
Maybe the church needs to put in security cameras.
If he attends with Bowen, Bowen can take some out of the plate, hand it quickly to Albo so Albo can put half back into it, since that’s Labor’s way. I recommend $300, it would be the appropriate amount.
On the other hand if Adam Bandit ever attends I wouldn’t even bother passing the plate, especially if he was at the end of a pew.
Incredible news! The geniuses over at the ABC have discovered a way for women to procreate asexually! Unfortunately, they are choosing not to:
Why it will take more than money to make Australian women consider having children ‘for the country’
Having the decision to have a child sit squarely on the shoulders of women is a heavy burden. Men really should be a part of the decision-making process, the useless bastards.
Anyhoo, the article interviews 6 women about their child-free status. One is 22, one is 32, two are 38, one is 39 and one is 43. Yeah, those last three are likely not viable material anymore. Hell, the 32 yo is knocking on that door.
The 43 year old says
She’s right! I honestly don’t know how previous generations did it. How are we here? They must have used some kind of magic, I guess. Seriously though, she’s had 25 years to make this happen. I mean, I get it to some extent. Life gets in the way. However, this person no doubt followed the gold standard middle class educated woman life path of ‘oh I definitely need to establish myself in a career first, maybe get a masters degree, I’ll start thinking about kids around 35ish, heaps of time’ aaaand, for whatever reason, it didn’t happen. Hang on. I know. When she was 35, the ABC hadn’t yet invented the technology that allows women to procreate asexually. Curses!
And of course the self-indulgently childless women make an entry:
Sorry but this attitude pisses me off. Who is going to support you in your old age? Other people’s children, that’s who. You just expect they’ll be available for you so that you can attempt to satisfy your greed for life experiences.
I think a fair argument can be made that it is everyone’s responsibility to ensure that we are at least replacing ourselves. Yes, you should have children (if you can). At least two. You will get old one day and you will need someone to look after you. Don’t foist this responsibility onto everyone else. Don’t be a parasite.
And there’s a photo at the top of some woman who is a “child-free advocate”, who “says young people are concerned about the state of the world and are shifting away from having children” yet is featured with three cavoodle-type fluffy dogs. The carbon footprint (if that is what you’re worried about) of your dogs is far from negligible, ya dopey bint.
Speaking of ‘dog mums’, Gavin McInnes has a very funny and very relevant video on the topic. It’s not about a dog mum – it’s about the laughably sad existence of a chicken mum. Highly recommended. It starts around the 2 minute 10 second mark.
Pro-Palestine activists gatecrash Victorian Labor State Conference in Melbourne
By tricia rivera
Pro-Palestine activists have gatecrashed the Victorian Labor State conference and pounded at the doors where MPs, Labor delegates and unionists are gathered.
Members of the conference were told to either take their seats or leave the room on Saturday morning, with a speaker telling the congregation that the doors would be closed due to a “security issue”.
Out in the foyer, where Labor market stalls were situated, a group of protesters chanted “Free, free Palestine” and “Labor Party you can’t hide, you’re supporting genocide”.
Some activists donned keffiyehs around their neck and waved around Palestinian flags.
A woman with a megaphone spoke to the crowd said that the Labor Party had given them “no choice” but to bring politics to their door.
I love the smell of internecine conflict on the left in the morning.
That was the thought that ocurred to my nasty, cruel little mind, yes.
Establishing a pattern of attendance for a close to the election wedding? Or am I being too cynical ?
He did say his “circumstances had changed” as an explanation for selling the Dulwich Hill property, didn’t he?
Well it helps the ratings on Home and Away. It’s worth a shot.
Didn’t think of that!
You can never be too cynical when it comes to Albanese.
Did that Adolf Reich or George Heil or whatever his name is turn up?
A lot of centre-right commentary on foreign affairs is just absurd, unmoored by any recognition of practical constraint, and when things go tits up rather than checking their priors they double-down.
Well DB, if iran has the bomb what do you think is going to happen and if iran has the bomb what do you think Israel should do.
Cohenite:
I’ve been on and on and on about this for nearly ten years now, and so far no one has has given a logical answer to this, the only real existential problem that our civilisation faces.
Some think flattening Iran/Islam is too violent and there must be alternatives.
WTF do they think Iran is going to do with a handful of nukes? Put them in a flower vase and dust them off every couple of weeks?
Venting shouldn’t be mistaken for serious commentary.
Indeed.
I should qualify my position slightly. Any society that doesn’t place a degree of social pressure on people to have children is a sick society. And a society that celebrates people’s decision to not have children is even sicker.
Kept in the dark and fed BS.
From fungi to fashion: Mushroom eco-leather is moving towards the mainstream (Phys.org, 17 May)
I quite like pink oyster seeing that it’s Fashion Week. On the other hand I think feeding the research team to their own mushrooms would have a better CO2 saving than making leather from their climate friendly fungi.
He did say his “circumstances had changed” as an explanation for selling the Dulwich Hill property, didn’t he?
He’s achieved the impossible dream – becoming PM after being in the system from Uni trot days apart from a short stint in the Commonwealth Bank when he realised that real work didn’t suit.
He’s preparing for life after politics which, I suspect, will be before the next election and he’ll walk away thinking of himself as a Labor luminary enjoying the perks of the post PM life.
But the facts are he’s just another Labor grifter that fcuked Australia.
Since CBA was only privatized in the early nineties Albo has never worked anywhere except in the public sector.
Yes BoN – always on the public teat
Another great T-shirt care of Michael Smith.
https://michaelsmithnews.typepad.com/.a/6a0177444b0c2e970d02c8d3b34eb4200b-800wi
Oh come on
May 18, 2024 11:48 am
Many thanks for that.
As others have pointed out, this is Johannes Leak’s.
In Friday’s Australian (yesterday) there was an article about research funding for scientists, listing some current notables and their election to the Royal Society. Included is one Professor Douglas Macfarlane, of Monash University, who is “a world expert in green ammonia, electrochemistry and ionic liquids” He has been elected to the Royal Society for his ground-breaking contributions to renewable energy technologies.
Sadly, no mention of the costings and associated economics of the green dream schemes he may dream up.
Miltonf you’re being a harsh on Shane Wand. Didn’t he go on to be the worlds best Treasurer delivering surplus after surplus. Parts of the previous statement may contain falsehoods aka lies.
Heh yeah it’s a keeper. I always laugh at the xylophone bit.
Oh come on
May 18, 2024 11:48 am
Incredible news! The geniuses over at the ABC have discovered a way for women to procreate asexually! Unfortunately, they are choosing not to:
Why it will take more than money to make Australian women consider having children ‘for the country’
It is not for no reason that most of the pro palli protestors, the anti Trump protestors and the most aggressive of the woke left are young white women. They have been sold a pup, or several pups: women can do anything men can, having children is sexist, having children is destroying the planet etc. The result: trannies belting the shit out of female athletes, decent women’s children having their minds subverted and men afraid to form relationships and marriages. A whole generation of women and society have been fuked by this subversive BS.
Case in point. A ‘friend’, a 60+ woman, PhD, independently wealthy, travelled the world, no lasting relationships, no children. Her dog recently died and she is distraught, inconsolable; she has been in and out of hospital, feels like a widow and can’t get over it. She, like the rest of the poor bitches has denied nature. Women are meant to have children and have families. If they don’t they suffer.
Further case in point as an example of the woke, misanthropic forces against women:
CULTURE OF DEATH: Netherlands Approves Assisted Suicide Death for Young and Healthy Woman Battling Depression | The Gateway Pundit | by Paul Serran
I’ll repeat my response to Bern’s 3:27 a.m. post about retrieving Israeli bodies, but hopefully without the intervention of spelrecka this time:
Wild dogs that prey on livestock must be killed. You cannot ‘deradicalise’ a wild animal. Nor can or should you seek accommodation with them.
While I do not believe h@m@s can be completely eradicated (the idea will live to attract future automatons), it is vital for Israel to assert dominance among the predators that seek to devour her.
Muddy,
not just wild dogs.
Many domestic dogs get a taste for blood.
No mercy.
Get Kristi Noem onto it!
The ABC’s not completely useless. Every now and then, it deploys one of its 4000-strong army of journalism activists to write a story in the national interest without any of the usual political motives:
More than $200 million will be spent upgrading large sections of the trans-Australian Railway Line so the vital east-west freight link can withstand one-in-100-year weather events.
It is part of a $1 billion program, which includes $540 million from the Commonwealth announced in this week’s Federal Budget, designed to build more resilience into the national rail network.
The Trans-Australian Railway line was completed in 1917 and converted to a standard gauge line in 1968 to form a continuous rail link between Sydney and Perth.
But that link was severed for 21 days after widespread flooding hit the remote Nullarbor in March.
The flooding also impacted WA’s main road link with the east, the Eyre Highway, which had a flow-on effect on WA supermarket shelves.
The Trans-Australian Railway line was also closed for 24 days in 2022 when floods damaged about 300 kilometres of track near Tarcoola in South Australia.
Wayne Johnson, managing director of the Adelaide-based, federal-government-owned Australian Rail Track Corporation, described the funding as a “shot in the arm” for the rail industry.
“I was in Western Australia around Easter to see the effects on businesses and supermarket shelves and meet with representatives of the Western Australian government and the supply chain over there, and you can imagine their concern with repeated events,” Mr Johnson said.
“We’ve looked at hydrology with these weather patterns across the whole of our 8,500km network and updated a lot of our works.
“That money is going towards additional works to help cope with more extreme weather events.”
The federal funding includes $140 million for culvert upgrades to increase flood resilience from one-in-13-year events in WA, SA and NSW to one-in-100-year events.
An additional $100 million will be spent replacing 47 kilograms per metre rail with 60 kilograms per metre steel to support larger trains between Kalgoorlie-Boulder in WA and Tarcoola in SA.
“You’ve got to bear in mind that a lot of goods run east-west routinely, so we’ve got to mix that work in among those operations,” Mr Johnson said.
“It could take years to get through the totality, but we’ll be starting within the financial year.”
According to the Australasian Railway Association (ARA), the east-west rail corridor is out of service on an average of 40 days every year due to flooding.
With 56 per cent of the nation’s freight being moved by rail, ARA chief executive Caroline Wilkie said strengthening infrastructure to cope with these events was critical.
“Repeated severe weather events, particularly flooding, have had a major impact on rail freight and passenger services and resulted in significant disruptions to our national supply chain,” she said.
“Washouts on the east-west rail line alone cost the economy $320 million in 2022.”
Western Roads Federation chief executive Cam Dumesny said it took six weeks for WA supermarkets to rebuild stocks after this year’s flood.
“We welcome the rail investment, that’s needed, but we need a freight system,” he said.
“You can’t harden every rail link, you can’t harden every road, we’ve got to look at building up warehouse stocks in our vulnerable regions.
“We convened a meeting (In March) of the impacted states, a number of national agencies were present, but none of the national agencies want to own the problem.
“There doesn’t seem to be any will nationally to deal with interstate freight disruptions that are impacting WA, the NT … it’s an ongoing problem and these weather events are becoming more common.”
Shire of Laverton president Pat Hill has led calls for the sealing of the Great Central Road to be fast-tracked as part of the Outback Way project, which connects WA to Queensland via a 2,700km highway through central Australia.
It is unlikely to be completed this decade, but Mr Dumesny agreed road works should be fast-tracked after the Great Central Road was closed for nearly two months by flooding, re-opening on April 30.
The Trans Australian Railway was part of the price that that great Western Australian statesman, John Forrest, negotiated for leading Western Australia into the Federation.
Thanks Tom- very interesting. It was actually completed in 1970 not 1968. In 1970 the Broken Hill to Port Augusta section was converted to standard gauge.
Pro-Palestine protestors including Lidia Thorpe cause chaos at Labor conference ahead of PM’s arrival
Daily Mail.
New statue of the Reverend Billy Graham unveiled in a main thoroughfare of the Capitol building.
Will it be an “insurrection” when the leftwoketermites bust in and graffiti it or tear it down?
The geniuses over at the ABC have discovered a way for women to procreate asexually!
Does it involve a bike pump, an inner tube and some fish roe?
Bruce O’nuke:
I never got the clippy reference – is that the windows paperclip thingy and what relevance does it have?
I always thought the ‘clippy’ concept was somehow modelled on the 20’s hat/coat check girls, but could never see the connection.
Clippy was incredibly annoying…
The Tragic Life of Clippy, the World’s Most Hated Virtual Assistant (2023)
I remember bus conductors being called clippies for punching the passengers’ bus tickets.
FYI
Craig Foster hides behind ICJ rulings in the same way our premiers hid behind “da health advice” in COVID Country.
If Danica wants her show to be watchable, he has to go. He also talks over everyone. The ICJ is clearly wrong in saying that Israel is committing Genocide.
I agree with you, Craig Foster has to go. I usually record Danica’s program and watch it later so when the segment with Foster comes on I just fast forward it.
That ruling was made before the casualty count was reduced by around fifty percent although of course the dead were all innocent women and children. As well as Hamas being the source of all figures.
Foster is trading in duplicity. A bloke who is drowning in his own sanctimous drivel.
Haiti? Syria? Nigeria? On and on but no bad Jews involved so it’s the chirp of crickets and silence of the usual suspects.
Incredible breakthrough that could increase crop yields by 40%.
From Ohalo, the play thing of David Friedberg (previously with google).
https://ohalo.com
From the 40min mark.
https://youtu.be/vDr1983LIuo?feature=shared&t=2413
That is incredible.
One of the worst days in Sydney today.
Cold, wet & windy.
Feel sorry for all the punters who have to work outside today.
I finally managed to repot my 35 year old Meyer lemon, and place it in a sheltered spot. I have also added a cover. Reports of -1 tonight really spurs you on. 😀
My lemon is precious. I had it before my son was even thought of. Have almost killed it about half a dozen times, but it keeps coming back. Next spring, I hope to build a covered structure to give it, and hopefully other citrus, a permanent home.
It made it through last Winter, I hope it makes it through this one.
ps, when it is thriving, it gives me more than 60 lemons in a season. Not bad for a dwarf tree.
cohenite, before my husband and I married we discussed and agreed on an approach as to what we would do if we found out later that we couldn’t have children. I hear that now discussions among engaged couples are whether to have children at all. How did we get from there to here in a couple of generations? Of course this attitude is mostly among the professional classes, recent migrant and Muslim communities think the more the merrier.
Hey bern
Sound like Sydney is having only a moderately bad day.
On the coast of NSW, we can beat that with trees down
Fri 17 May 2024
Min = 13, Max = 20
Wind gusts = SSW 91 km/hr at 22:52 last night
US tripling it’s nuclear power generation capacity, while we run the nation into the ground with mirrors and windmills.
We have to be rid of these Marxist dipsh*ts in Govt.
It can’t be done without a few salutary Heads on Pikes.
Freezing day in Sydney, icy wind. Went to visit my mother in hospital, had a manicure, walked along Oxford Street and then stupidly thought I’d go into the city for some shopping, Well, I caught the bus and then the bus stalled near Hyde Park. Wanna know why? Because a religious and political minority, a privileged minority given special rights by this increasingly shithole of a country, is yet again having yet another Jew hating march. I got off the bus and decided to go straight home. Saw all these not so peaceful and very unfriendly looking Muslim men and women walking towards the protest. Jew hating is a serious business But of course I then had to wait 40 minutes for a bus that usually comes every 10 minutes, but who cares about the majority of Australians, who cares about struggling CBD businesses, and who cares about inconveniencing ordinary people.
I read this morning that the bodies of Amit Buskila, Shani Louk and Itzik Gelernter, all kidnapped on October 7, were recovered on Thursday night by the IDF and returned home Like every Jew, I am relieved. Now their bodies can be treated with dignity, and buried according to Jewish law.
Hear this…
May the memory of Amit, Shani and Itzik always be a blessing for their families and for the world.
May those who murdered and desecrated Amit, Shani and Itzik be dealt severe punishment, and that includes their supporters in Sydney’s CBD, those grate crashing ALP conferences, the Greens and all the other scum out there who justify and support the rape, murder and kidnapping of Jewish men, women and children.
Hopefully they’re wet and miserable and freezing their keffiyehs off.
Which’d be ironic seeing how the climate yodelers have allied with the Hamas-lovers lately. Gaia must have it in for them.
Of course this attitude is mostly among the professional classes, recent migrant and Muslim communities think the more the merrier.
When your lifestyle is reliant on CentreLink the merriment translates into extra dollars ………
These people are breeding because we are paying them to breed.
Stop paying them, and they very quickly discover the pill.
One of the worst days in Sydney today.
Cold, wet & windy.
Feel sorry for all the punters who have to work outside today.
Fine and sunny, but cold in NSW Tablelands today. We started the fire just after breakfast.
Re Crossie’s comments on the decision by young people to have small families or no children at all :
Again, I feel it is derived from the lure of affluence, at the expense of all other significant factors in modern life. It will be the undoing of the West.
Autumn really seems to be the best season in Vicco- went to Toolern Vale, Sunbury, Riddells Creek and Gisborne today. Just gorgeous. God’s country.
“2. The uber-moralistic Craig Foster to call for Straya to be turfed out of FIFA because of corruption in our highest national league”
Didntcha know? It’s gambling’s fault! Yep, he went there.
Gotta feel for Craig, he’s a tryer! .. spends his media life whinge-ing but unlistened too but never gives up .. cometh the woke come the Craig .. LOL!
Had a look at an Isuzu D Max again on Thursday and again decided there is insufficient room in the cockpit. Just cramped. Ridiculous. Same with the Hilux- we have them at work. Is it just me?
I have driven both for work. I’m tall as well. The Hilux felt a lot more cramped than the D max , but it too was cramped. Seating on both was really ordinary so long trips were a PITA.
Yes and they’re not cheap either- I reckon the old falcon utes had heaps more room. The vinyl bench seat in my XF was great.
Dad bought a Land Rover because you could swing a cat in the driver’s seat and hit nothing but air.
Lucky cat.
The Austin 1800 was a car you could swing a cat in
I had two Isuzu mainly because of the extraordinary engineering standard.
I gave them away when I became old and limpy. The small cabin was too difficult for easy entry and egress.
I swallowed my pride and went Toyota.
We didn’t have children (4) until later. Wish we had started sooner and had more. The joy of a child is so great that even the death of my firstborn far outweighed the sadness.
I’m glad you found peace. All the best to you and the family.
All the best to you, too, Bespoke. You and Ranga have endured unbearable tragedy. I’m in awe of your resilience, both of you.
Met some people visiting our local farm gate cafe today. They were from the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. I remarked that some country towns west of Sydney are experiencing increases in population. One remarked that Blue Mtns now almost unaffordable for many families & they are moving west.
I have been noting a surge of new developments in some country towns. Maybe the new settlement in country towns is beginning – particularly with the reliance on the internet in many businesses.
If so, this is very welcome news. A long time coming.
There are incidents of certain towns in the Wild West, where the five acre brigade, and the hobby farmers move in, and the complaints start early. Do the farmers have to move big machinery on the roads? Do the farmers have to spray their crops with chemicals? My children are distressed at the sight of truckloads of sheep.There isn’t a decent wine bar for a hundred kilometers.Etc. Etc.
Vicki I thought it might be nice to pick up house in Wentworth Falls when I was working near Parramatta and train it every day. Not a chance.
Around certain parts of Margaret River selling up and moving south is practically as profitable as working for a living if you get the timing right.
I can’t remember who it was but someone recently made a good point about how it is confronting when you attempt to dialogue with individual members of an organised student protest group. You can, in good faith, suggest sitting down with one or some of them to talk about whatever their issue is, but they are trained to look straight through you as if you don’t exist and just keep chanting their slogans. It can be disturbing when you were thinking you could have a reasonable discussion about your differences with individuals, but instead you encounter a monolithic automaton that has no capacity to interact and refuses to even acknowledge you.
Why, that’s Their ABC!
Well I’m very much in favour of encouraging leftists who are concerned about the environmental impact of bringing another person into the world to not have children. I realise I may be contradicting myself based on my comments above, but if leftists wish to self-select themselves out of the gene pool, then sure – let’s take care of them in their old age. That seems to me to be a fair trade.
Really interesting, Bern.
Its got that “too good to be true” ring to it though.
I hope it’s a thing, at least in part.
My first up question, which is one they touched on briefly, is how nutrient dense the increased yield would be. Obviously more fertiliser/soil fertility would be needed because the minerals in the harvested crop don’t materialise out of thin air.
The carbs basically do, being the byproduct of photosynthesis and a lot of crops can be made to produce large quantities of so called food which can look good but be lacking in real nutrition (think tasteless watery tomatoes).
The real issue with all food is how nutrient dense it is and I can see this being an issue for this tech.
A lot of the soils in these frequently famine hit parts of the world are very poor and suddenly ripping off crops 50% higher yielding than ever before could be catastrophic after a few years.
They will have to get soil nutrition right in parallel.
They lost me at the point of joyously proclaiming the existence of both sets of superior genes in the daughter population.
There was no mention of both sets of suboptimal genes.
Good point.
A Turner painting. Just for a change.
It can be disturbing when you were thinking you could have a reasonable discussion about your differences with individuals, but instead you encounter a monolithic automaton that has no capacity to interact and refuses to even acknowledge you.
They’ve decided to give up on being human beings and become NPCs. It’s less taxing on the brain.
Retail Sales Falling in the US – a Softer Tone
Retail sales in the US fell short of expectations this month, according to data compiled by the Commerce Department. Retail spending decreased 0.6% from April to March, undermining forecasts of a 0.4% decrease. Yet, Americans are spending MORE on the essentials such as groceries. How is this a shocking admittance to anyone? Even online sales fell by 1.2% from March to April. Americans spent 1.6% less at clothing retailers, and 0.9% less at hobby stores on a monthly basis. Again, of no surprise, gasoline sales rose 3.1%.
The Fed is attempting to smooth over the data, using rhetorical language such as the economy is presenting a “softer tone.” Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams, who believes monetary policy is “in a good place” albeit “restrictive.” Williams, like Chair Powell, said that there are no indicators stating a need to lower interest rates. “I don’t expect to get that greater confidence that we need to see on the inflation progress towards a 2% goal in the very near term.”
The Fed held rates loosely for so long that there was not much it could do, in addition to the utter disaster that is America’s fiscal policy. I explained in another post why the Fed simply cannot attain the 2% target.
People do not have the disposable income to spend on retail at this point, and those who do prefer to invest or save those funds as confidence has vanished, leading to a pullback in spending on nonessentials. Bad news for America’s consumer-based economy. April’s CPI is up 3.4% YoY, slightly down from March’s 3.5% posting. I do not believe they are accurately calculating prices. No one believes them at this point. So, we should expect the Fed to maintain the 5.25% to 5.50% rates at the next FOMC meeting. Inflation is here to stay.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/inflation/retail-sales-falling-in-the-us-a-softer-tone/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RSS
Wrong answer? 😀
Suffering the highest rate of casualties among the victorious powers – nearly three quarters of all men mobilized were killed, wounded or captured between 1914 and 1918 – may have dimmed any enthusiasm for an action replay in 1940.
Greater Sydney Dam Levels are now at 100%.
https://www.waternsw.com.au/nsw-dams/nsw-storage-levels/greater-sydney-dam-levels
Come on down Tim Tam Flatulence. Your expertise and predictive powers are sorely needed in these grim times.
And the Sydney Desalination Plant is Operational ready for the next drought. In the meantime, they could use the plant to sell bottled water. They could even add some of that dangerous emission called CO2 and make carbonated water. They could even make money. How about that you Wally ‘Pollies’. Make money? How novel.
https://sydneydesal.com.au/
Just watching the ABC News Ch 24 this afternoon and viewing some ‘footage’ of some American male (C)Rapper bashing his female Partner in the corridor of a Hotel. All on the Hotel CCTV.
Now where is the Australian E Wally Censorship Commissar to get the ABC to delete this graphic violence. I am shocked, sarc/. Probably having fun spending her excessive salary and staying warm this weekend in Canbrrrrrrrrrr.
And a video of a Muslim “nutter” of stabbing a Christian Priest is deemed to be too graphic?. And Elon Musk has to defend free speech?
And what are the objective standards being applied here? They are very Subjective of course.
If you Google the stabbing of the Christian Priest, you get this. Talk about censorship.
https://www.ask.com/web?q=christian%20priest%20stabbing%20sydney
FFS.
If I recall correctly, said basher is an ex of Jenny from the Block.
Article below is about Magnetic Is tourism.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13432231/Queensland-magnetic-island-tourism-deserted.html
My 2c worth as it is in my backyard and ooooh boy did I have some wild party breaks out there in my younger days, Geoff’s Place at Horseshoe Bay was a hoot. Also the Horseshoe Bay pub.
Picture this. The island has a lot of alternative types that are happy with their lot, distrust outsiders and developers, even us Townsville residents a mere 8km over Cleveland Bay. Think Julian Assange, you better believe there’s much more of him where he came from…
The new port was needed at Nelly Bay but has pretty well much killed Picnic Bay. After they fought off every Green group in QLD it got built. Problem was the development at Nelly bay had limited uptake and is unfinished, writing was on the wall then and there is little to do waiting for the ferry, at least Picnic Bay had a pub & take away across the road from the jetty.
Last time I was on the Island I witnessed a bum fight on the Horseshoe Bay esplanade. Very funny to me (Mrs hissing me to shut up laughing at it) as 2 white drugged/pissed middle aged men one armed with a belt and the other with fists. However any tourists would have probably been horrified. Stuff like this isn’t unusual but the tourists used to be in such numbers it was a minor irritation like being hassled for a dollar/cigarette in Flinders st Townsville by Reid Park itinerants.
Radical Bay, a lot of the plots there are owned by some very wealthy people who don’t want it developed. Each time the council tries to turn encourage a developer in it fails. Some I have heard are seriously wealthy and have secluded holiday homes there as the goat track in & out is near impassable.
The study by southern based woke consultants doesn’t even get close to the problem that others have highlighted. A Sydney or Melbourne resident can fly to any number of tropical destinations in the Pacific or South East Asia for a cheaper holiday than the ‘ville. That said IMO backpackers haven’t returned in this neck of the woods or even down to CQ in the numbers we had before COVID adding to the problem as it used to be mainly young backpackers spending time out there as it is much cheaper than the Whitsundays.
Anyway for your perusal if you choose.
We had a social cricket match on Magnetic Island, went across on the ferry. Mucho 4X consumed during match. Made for a great day. Anyway the other side roped in a pair of young backpackers a Pom lady and her Dutch guy, they were travelling the land and seeing the sights. So they got to learn about cricket.
Dutch guy was a water polo player, like 6’5″ with shoulders a mile wide, obviously a sporty type but the funny thing was he could not hit a ball with a bat no matter what. Young Pommy lady was not so muscular but was equally uncoordinated.
House rules were you aren’t allowed to get a duck. So these two batted and batted and batted for several overs and finally each got a single run somehow.
Captain hands me ball, I figure they’ve had a nice bit of fun and the rest of their side deserves a bat also. So I bowls a very very slow straight one.
Wiff and over goes the castle. That was the guy. Then a couple balls later I bowls another very very slow straight one. Wiff, and castle, that was the lady.
Thanks ‘Ivan’ says Captain. I am now Ivan. It was inevitable.
Speaking of Panzers,
We had books like that – effin great – which book is this.
German bedtime story.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpBJsVw000w
snork!
This may not be a new phenomenon, but it is to me.
People with their mobile phones on speaker making face to face calls with the volume turned up loud at both ends.
Thanks for sharing. Not.
Pretty standard in Sydney cafes, public transport & the other day even in an elevator.
And when someone is walking down the street doing one of these face time calls, apparently the onus is on everyone else to avoid walking into them.
I’ve seen it quite a bit in Griffith, usually nuffies.
Another on Queensland election coming. ALP just got a break, KAP is standing thee useless Margie Ryder as candidate for Townsville that pretty well much hands the seat to the ALP.
As for Ryder she is a deadset clown, lost her seat on the council recently and is rumoured for her foul mouth. She was absolutely useless a a councillor and the only reason KAP probably grabbed her is she is an ex-McKinley councillor that only moved to the ‘ville because her husbands Rydweld moved his production there from Julia Creek so would have been very familiar with Bob and Robbie.
If we’re going to talk fairy tales, I always take comfort from this.
https://youtu.be/973YYzZrnqA
Hansel and Gretel – Fractured Fairy tales.
bwahahahahah
Never been a big fan of the Katters.
Bob Katter invited himself to a farmers protest meeting in Western Australia a few years ago, and insisted on addressing the crowd. Did nothing to convince me of any ability.
Phone calls as performance. If you don’t have your own Insta page you too can achieve fame by irritating innocent bystanders.
They drive me crazy. As do the drips who walk straight into you while their noses are in their phones.
Also spotted at airports several times on this trip – elderly Boomers gaming the “disabilities” services. This morning, a bird my age in the shuttle bus with luggage she trolleyed around three levels of Madrid airport. Next seen – being wheeled around to the boarding gate.
Despicable.
I called out an “elderly” youtuber this week who bragged that she got the over sixties discount because the salesgirl went on her looks and offered it. She was jubilant, despite being a well-funded, well-educated, employed 59 yr old. I pointed out that she ripped off a small-business, possibly denied another 60 plus person their entitled discount and should be ashamed. Then blocked her.
We are self-funded retirees, we could probably get the pension if I finagled things and signed up to MyGov- we are on the edge, therefore probably getting screwed left right and centre. BUT, I am so reluctant to give the government the power over our finances. We do not want. That’s enough.
I hear you.
If I have a good day, when I don’t need to use the walking stick, nothing, nada…
When I have the stick, “do you have a senior’s card, why don’t you sign up for the Wednesday Discount, etc, etc”.
Nope, my hearing is perfect, my sight is perfect. Hell no, not signing up to anything that places me on a Government “list”
Meet the Fokkers
A
A World War II pilot is reminiscing before school children about his days in the air force. “In 1942,” he says, “the situation was really tough.
The Germans had a very strong air force. I remember, ” he continues, “one day I was protecting the bombers and suddenly, out of the clouds, these fokkers appeared. (At this point, several of the children giggle.) I looked up, and right above me was one of them.
I aimed at him and shot him down. They were swarming. I immediately realized that there was another fokker behind me.”
At this instant the girls in the auditorium start to giggle and boys start to laugh. The teacher stands up and says, “I think I should point out that ‘Fokker’ was the name of the German-Dutch aircraft company”.
“That’s true,” says the pilot, “but these fokkers were flying Messerschmidts.”
The version of the joke I heard, the pilot was Polish. “I looked up, and one of the filthy Fokkers was right in front of me. I shouted “For God and Poland” and blew the fithy Fokker to pieces with my machine guns.”
Next stop…Casablanca.
Going to check out the gin joints, natch. Already have a beautiful friendship. 🙂
waaaaahhhh!
I need details…
Seriously, Calli’s stalker down-dicks me.
You are an extremely disturbed wanker.
Here, have a tissue.
It’s those stupid ear bud things certain people where all the time, continuously talking usually in a foreign language. Really gives me the pip.
Play it again Sam.
We’ll always have Paris.
Several times, in fact. (Now I’m just being annoying. A super power I possess in spades)
Trump Invokes Long-Lost Executive Power to Gut Administrative State | Facts Matter
I visited my mother earlier today in hospital, and I can report she’s doing well. Amen. I took her some food, she’s been getting distressed at having to eat the hospital food, which is quite frankly bland and soul destroying, even in a private hospital. Anyway, walking into the room I noticed she had the television on and it was showing the ABC’s ‘Rage’. I was rather curious as to why she had Rage on but she wasn’t watching it and the volume was low. We couldn’t find the television remote to turn the tv off so in between chatting with her about various things, I was distracted by Rage on the television because it was showing old clips of Australian bands from the 1970s and 1980s, and it showed footage of the Led Zeppelin concert at the SCG in 1972, and what struck me was how homogenous the audience was. The Australia of 1972 bears no resemblance to the Australia of 2024, they are like different planets in different solar systems.
I don’t know about others, but I miss that Australia of 1972.
Me too, Cassie.
I was in Liverpool (public) H in March for few dayz .. food was excellent .. all meals ..
Them days are gone and bugger all we can do about it.
It really saddens me because we let it happen with that stupid, stupid dangerous Fraser who started the ball rolling, and there was no turning back from there.
I could never figure out Fraser – elected in a landslide, control of both Houses, given a clear mandate to disband the great failed Whitlam social experiment, and it was almost as though he was too afraid about what the Left would say about him to exercise that mandate.
Agree, but I don’t miss Whitless.
I just heard it again. This time from a muzzy violence apologist.
If I hear “this has nothing to do Islam” again I’m going to set fire to the Australian originator of the cope – Tony Abbott.
Dr. John Campbell with Brianne Dressen
Appalling vaccine injury
I did as you do, out of curiousity, hit the search engine…
The whole SCG gig is on YouTube. Audio at least anyway.
Led Zeppelin – Live in Sydney, Australia (Feb. 27th, 1972)
Two hours thirty four minutes and thirty six seconds of Plant et al at the SCG. Wow, I love the 21st Century. Ok some bits of it, other bits not so much.
Showground not SCG BoN. Or have I got it wrong. Either way I wasn’t there.
Definitely the SCG, the Members’ stand is visible in the background.
I did look at some live video footage, like this one where it pans past the Members, it’s that concert.
Remembrance of things past…
That’s me.
For all the Tom Cats here. Make sure you have sound.
https://x.com/OntWtf/status/1791564812041822305?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1791564812041822305%7Ctwgr%5Ef0b6fdcf5550fab50b287044c16c85cbf90ecff5%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Face.mu.nu%2F
Source: FDD.
I didn’t realise that Robert Fico, the newly elected PM of Slovakia, who was recently subject to an assassination attempt, had 6 months ago signalled his intention to block agreement with the WHO international agreement re universal health dictates:
Prime Minister Robert Fico called the WHO Pandemic Treaty “nonsense invented by greedy pharma companies.”
Another one for the Tom Cats. 😀
Well yes as we know, France and Canada are pretty close.
Cheeky!
hahahahah
Saw a noice snippet about a French lad molested as a youngster by the local priest, who was then transferred, fast forward 10 years kid is now 19 recognizes the priest in another town .. grabs the quite large & heavy crucifix around the priest’s neck and rams it down his throat .. Currently being held on manslaughter whilst public opinion is running 90% on why is he even in gaol …….
Seems this was the priest’s 6th move cos of his liking for young boys ..!
Catholic Church sometimes has a lot to answer for ….. FFS!
Learn to Code. 😀
Andrew Bridgen: I will NOT back down
Biden and this New Green Deal and EVs –
Now what ‘limo’ is Biden driven around in with all that security? And what does the security drive? And the motorcycle cops? What are they riding?
And is Airforce One powered by batteries? Only for the onboard microwave and the fridge full of champers.
What a hypocrite.
Same as Tennis Elbow and Blackout Bonehead Bowen here.
For West Australian Cats with a liking for military history – Mick Malone is getting out of the bookselling game.
Muddy
May 18, 2024 7:13 pm
Lot of towel heads come to Thailand chasing the lady boys; lets hope a few of the towel heads get nuked.
Apparently the A League fitba betting ploy came unstuck cos GREED ..! .. Someone raked in $190K off the type of bets (number of yellow cards per game/ time of cards) that usually atracts less a coupla hundred dollars investment over a week ….
Mercedes and Volkswagen DITCH their EV ambitions! | MGUY Australia
It’s the oldest story that’s ever been told … 😕
NET ZERO: “What planet are they are on… do they want us to go back to feudal times?”
Only us, not them.
Hopefully one where the kiddies are blessed with a pair of these as their footy boots …
Evidently, but not themselves of course.
They imagine themselves in the inner pardee, controlling the destinies of those they consider below them.
Without realising they’ll be among the first expunged.
BTW – what the fork would the greenfilth’s ideal society resemble?
This, presumably.
Bruegel is chunky! I like his stuff, it’s blacker than Salvador Dali but in a similar space.
Blue jeans?
David Dundas – Jeans On (1976)
You’re obviously unfamiliar with the Ozzie labore pardee.
My goodness gracious me.
I love football, it is a great teacher of discipline, a pathway.
The great Kevin Bartlett walks in.
FMD what a wonderful weekend
Capper, the Flying Doormat and Lockett would be a fine bunch to have a pint with also.
Evidently, but not themselves of course.
Which is why I believe the Saxe-Coburg Tampons are rather keen on the globull warming hoax. Doesn’t it keep Wills awake at night?
132andBush at 4:14.
Really interesting the dynamic between inputs and outputs.
Factor in the crop failure risk and market risk and it becomes a massive game of Sudoku.
Trump sees massive surge in the polls with surprise demographic: ‘Truly historic’
Indolent,
I’m sorry, fat finger accidentally clicked down dick.
I’d be a strident republican if the all the options weren’t inevitably far, far worse.
I really, really hate chilla big ears, Cats – what a stupid pompous sanctimonious inbred hypocrite – one who is desperately crying out for his pointless existence to be brought to a long overdue end.
Culminating in tampon time with a hideously uglee dragon.
She must be very talented.
Why the dollar will lose its status as the global reserve currency
Probably when they realise what they’ve done to themselves and that it can’t be undone.
Suicide Risks 1200% Higher After ‘Gender Affirming’ Surgery
But, but, but, we have been assured by eggspurts that if we do not “affirm their gender”, we will be forcing them into suicide.
I look forward to the day when these kids realise just how badly they’ve been abused by the Doctors, Nurses, and Mental Health “Experts”.
Sowing the wind and reaping the whirlwind comes to mind.
“First, do no harm” does as well.
Indolent
May 18, 2024 7:44 pm
Good pick.
That is how a true capitalist system should work, minimal interference from government, let the punters decide what they prefer.
Biden’s Climate Change Scare Tactics Aren’t Working
Rational discussion in school? Why, children might actually start to think for themselves! We can’t have that.
Teacher in Viral Video Who Defended J.K. Rowling Has Been Fired. Here’s His Reaction.
I’d be a strident republican if the all the options weren’t inevitably far, far worse.
which is why we tolerate them- nothing more (now that the Queen has gone)