Yes and 30-year old relative plli-lovin’ relative has gone to home to uni but had a head start the vileness…
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Great start to the week, Thancho..
Excellent
Throw some iceberg lettuce leaves Albo like you usually do that will make the Chinese stop.and listen to you .
Four short weeks since the ascension of The Orange Don to the throne. The Dimocrats didn’t even get the number…
Test.
Oh you mean the nests. I try to avoid them. Not always.
Is Israel Committing Genocide? | Dennis Prager
The Acolyte Ruins ANOTHER Classic Star Wars Character
Have you seen the South Park episode where James Cameron goes looking for how low the bar has been set for popular culture? He must descend to the deepest oceans to find how low that bar has been set.
Our perception of politics generally and the public service specifically has descended to like depths.
They are persuing it, prosecutions are in play and currently there are hundreds of compliance investigations.
I hope the embryo cartoonist hasn’t given up his day job.
Just watched a doco on the box about the Antonov cargo plane. Main service centre was in Kiev Ukraine. Missed when the doco was made but seemed within the last decade. Interesting cockpit, not too many flashy displays. Old school.
I’ve seen a few of those pete. I was looking at a job at the Fairburn side if Canberra Airport years ago when the Antonov was there. The front and back were open, the size of space was unbelievable. Truly cavernous. Pretty sure that was just a few days earlier than when the VIP hanger collapsed that was being built on that side. Not my fault. I’d spoken to another bloke there about how it didn’t look too stable in the manner it was being constucted. Seem to recall it was still relatively warm and windy from the NW, it was open to those winds and looked like a paper bag ready to blow away. He reckoned he could see it move in the wind.
@alexbruesewitz
Trump’s approval ratings have gone UP since the sham conviction and he has maintained his lead over Biden in basically every poll.
He, and his aligned PACs, have also raised nearly $300M since the verdict.
Democrats must be in panic mode.
@alexbruesewitz
MUST WATCH: RFK Jr. wants gas prices to be higher so people are forced to buy electric vehicles. “We’d be paying $12 at the pump and we’d be sending the correct signals to the marketplace… we’d very quickly transition.”
This guy is NUTS!
@MonicaCrowley
Democrats are jailing their political opponents
and Republicans can’t even come up with decent questions to nail Fauci – the monstrous architect of COVID death, destruction and lies.
It’s all absurd performance art while the country burns.
And we’ve had enough.
Why is Trump Drawing Black Male Voters?
Raising awareness about male perinatal depression… by illustrating two beaming bummers, in bed, with a baby which came from… somewhere. This isn’t just stupidity, this is active sabotage of all our once-sensible society once held dear.
Dan Hannan
The Bank of England has been a disaster
So Bruce, you have a doctorate in science and specialise in data analysis, i.e. secondary research. So have you never done primary science? Sounds that way to me from what you have said.
If you are not a primary scientist, you are not worth a penny next to the career of Fauci.
Are you a total blithering idiot? From what you post here, it sure sounds that way to me, and probably most others here.
Go back and try Economics 1 again.
PS, from posts Bruce has made over the years, it is pretty clear he has done direct research. Have you?
He’s lying. He knows well that my entire career has been in primary research.
What he can’t ever do is contest the science I cite because it is (a) true and (b) he doesn’t understand it at all. Like SI units, which are about the most basic of building blocks of hard science.
Data analysis is at the heart of science and doctors receive bugger all training in data analysis and statistics. As a relative who is a medical specialist said to me: medical research teams should have a statistical expert on the team. If you want evidence of that have a look at how often meta-analyses(eg. Cochrane reviews) reject studies from the analysis because of statistical and methodological limitations.
Psych 101, back in the 70s had a compulsory stats component and both my Masters degrees required me to complete in depth qualitative and quantitative research subjects before starting the course proper. So I’ve done stats and research six times over 2 science degrees and 1 education degree. I’m certain the PhD requirements were even more rigorous.
The Munsterous is simply picking up sh*t and tossing it at people who are miles more qualified than he could dream of being. What a massive loser. But we know this.
Who else would find out the trickery of scientific frauds?
Heavens, its 2024 and there are still fools out there defending Fauci the fraud.
Relax, it’s mUnturd doing the defending, not a sentient human being.
Hard to believe, Dover.
Bruce’s analysis of mask wearing and its efficacy back in 2020 was convincing to me. The nail in the coffin was the edict – wear mask while standing, take off mask when sitting and eating.
It was so dumb, so amateurish, so cruel, it smacked of the sorts of things torturers do to their victims. They know it’s false, you know it’s false, but they can and will exert their power over those they despise.
It exposed the true nature of both “experts” and their heavies.
Churches closed due to “public singing and worship causing the spread of the virus”.
Strip clubs and participation in BLM/Antifa riots? Totally safe.
Pandemic – obviously garbage
Border closures – obviously megalomanic, unconstitutional, and breached by the powerful
Closing airports, train stations and schools for “deep cleaning” because the batflu could survive for fourteen days on stainless steel- obviously idiotic
On again, off again schools- heartless
Monstering visitors to aged care facilities- petty tyranny
Closing doctors’ consultancies- madness
Keeping hospitals empty of patients for TikTok rehearsals- stunningly idiotic
Cancelling elective surgeries- chaos on crack
Policing fresh air and excercise- bizarre. And cruel
Outlawing hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin- alarm bells, Satan at large
Threatening the livelihoods of dissenting doctors- corruption
Saturation of coercion for the Clot Shot- outright evil
…”face masks” seem like yesterday’s jam in the shadow of all that arseholery. But I did clock it pretty quick as a gauge of complicity.
Great summation. Remember the legend who set up a dummy fisherman on the beach with rod and all, and two cops were photographed going to ‘arrest’ him. It was brilliant.
How true.
Heh. I’m the short cheeky one on the end. I swear I had a shirt like that in cheesecloth. 🙂
John Spooner.
Peter Broelman.
Brett Lethbridge.
Christian Adams.
A.F. Branco.
Matt Margolis.
Gary Varvel.
Tom Stiglich.
Chip Bok.
Ben Garrison.
As a relative who is a medical specialist said to me: medical research teams should have a statistical expert on the team.
Last year on the All-In podcast, when investment in AI start ups went parabolic, Friedberg & Chamath pulled back the curtain on one their criteria for cutting a cheque for biotech or life sciences businesses.
Companies looking for capital had to be able to plug in one of the AI businesses Friedberg/Chamath had seeded/built into their data sets.
It helped shape their investment decisions on who they continued to fund & who they pulled the pin on.
This was their process since 2020 well before AI was making headlines in the mainstream financial media.
The Oz continues its coverage of the PsiQuantum “investment”.
It should be noted that the recent Australian & Queensland taxpayers investment has been the catalyst for some existing investors to “de-risk” their PsiQuantum exposure.
There are currently live transactions where parties are looking at partial sell-downs at the 2021 valuation of $US3bill.
What’s going to be difficult for the VC backers of PsiQuantum if these secondary transactions take place is do they value it at the 2021 $US3bill or the 2024 Australian taxpayer valuation which to date no one has been brave enough to put in writing.
On our terrace in Cordoba an hour before sunset. The tree that rustled so seductively in the evening breeze last night is Alianthus altissima, the Tree of Heaven. It’s also considered a weed here in Europe.
The swallows are scribing their arabesques in the limpid pre-sunset skies. Far above, two vapour trails mark the passage of other wanderers.
Across the rooftops, so close I can almost touch it, the bell tower of San Pablo, my favourite saint (if that is possible).
Spain is starting to become a quayside, and I am on a ship bound elsewhere. We slowly, inexorably drift apart. Next stop Madrid for a couple of nights and then off to the eternal city.
If Albo & Husic were serious about quantum computing & not making risky bets with taxpayer money, they could have committed money to another fund under the Future Fund’s umbrella.
Aside from the Future Fund itself they manage five other funds.
The Future Fund would have then outsourced the management to parties who know what they’re doing.
A billion commitment could have made dozens of quantum computing investments.
Instead of being the bunnies propping up the valuation of just one company which didn’t need the capital, they could have done something which might have uncovered some real gems.
True to form, the BBC is pleased that conservative Narendra Modi has had a bit of a setback in the huge Indian elections – some 645 million voters.
His party will still be the major component of any resulting coalition, but the Beeb is salivating to various degrees in their formation of questions.
“Will you be looking for a new leader”?
“Will he have to change his leadership style”?
It’s standard operating procedure for them whenever there’s a conservative leader in any country.
That said, there is an ugly underside to Modi’s India in the government-backed resurgence of Hindutva ideology.
Gary Varvel – nice work – Lest We Forget.
Bee, the Beeb has been dribbling for days about the “rise of fascism” in Italy and trying to link it to Meloni.
Amazing – a woman they don’t like. Like Thatcher.
These creatures need to look in a mirror.
Your intrepid travellers have moved onto Bologna where we are out in the suburbs staying with friends. It is a welcome respite from the pressures of touristing since we arrived in Italy. The welcome from the extended family has been phenomenal.
We are right underneath the flight path from Bologna airport. As in, less than a minute after lift off they are roaring at 2000m directly over the house. I actually don’t mind it, they are flying all over Europe, to Morocco, Casablanca, Algiers, Amsterdam, Sardinia, Greece and sundry holiday destinations and it is where we will fly out to Palermo at the end of the week. It’s erratic, we had a couple of silent days, when the wind was obviously not favourable to take off in our direction, and there’s also a curfew so we are not being disturbed at night.
This is a new development, it’s ten years since we were here last and it was still a quiet outpost on almost the very boundary of the Commune de Bologna. Now it’s full of multi level apartments, a new main road has been constructed and the village feel, whilst not totally disappeared, has definitely been impacted. The country aspect is certainly no more. The local church though, sits, tucked away from the noise, surrounded by Linden trees that are in full bloom. Their scent hangs in the air, making it really feel and smell like Old Europe.
This was a traditionally working class neighbourhood, and the houses were built in the Mussolini era, primarily for the railway workers engaged in building and maintaining the stations and lines. They have survived well, extended and updated, and have a slightly alpine feel about them with full wooden shutters on the windows and doors. This means the rooms at night are totally dark… think cave… which I, for one, certainly appreciate.
We braved the autobus into Bologna city this morning. The city is no longer the delight it has been in the past. A bit more faded, less serene and picturesque.
Crowded with hordes of tourist groups battling for space, the facades of its loveliest landmarks criss-crossed by the visual clutter of wires that will support the new electric buses and a mostly unasked for and unwanted (from what I can gather) tram system due to be operational in 2027*. Aggressive beggars, a strong police and military presence on the streets, a Ceasefire Now sign hanging from the balcony on the Municipio building where Benito made speeches to the populace.
It all added up to a real sense of disappointment for me. The gorgeous church of St Petronius was worth a visit but was not enough to save the day.
The home cooked food has been a joy, and tonight’s bottle of red, labelled Vino del Cazzo, provided a fitting conclusion to our day.
*Hah! This is Italy. The new Theatre Complex boasting an opening in February 2024, is still shrouded in fencing and gawk sheets with a massive crane looming over it all.
yep
and it’s mUnty’s wet-dream
Sen Joni Ernst caught hot-mike:
“Bottom line, never trust a man whose uncle was eaten by cannibals.”
Words to live by.
So Bruce, you have a doctorate in science and specialise in data analysis, i.e. secondary research. So have you never done primary science?
Sounds that way to me from what you have said.
If you are not a primary scientist, you are not worth a penny next to the career of Fauci.
Only a dead set, absolute, brain dead ,no-load moron would make such a statement. To support that lying, conniving, corrupt, money sucking murdering slime bag, Fauci is tantamount to supporting Hitler, Pol Pot, Mao, Stalin. But then again, birds of a feather flock together.
mUnturd just lurrrves fascist dictators, particularly murderous ones.
A total and obvious lie. Monty either knows exactly what my PhD is in since I’ve mentioned it many times, or he is truly dumb and can’t remember.
Yes I have done vast amounts of primary research, no I am not doxxing myself with citations. Cats who know me can easily find publications from me. Given the positions I have held the scope of research has been wide and across many fields. A hard science PhD is just a key to get into R&D, once you are there you can do whatever you want if your ideas get support.
I have always worked in primary research and never in administration. Fauci always worked in administration never in primary research as far as I know.
And Monty is evading the argument I made re masks. Which is patently obvious to anyone who understands SI units. Fauci seems not to.
Classics.
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Arthur • Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do) • Christopher Cross
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2quQ7A-vDiw
What is it with the Nazi left and violence? I suppose it makes sense, after all, these leftist progressive Nazis are big bumboy/fanboys of Hamas and its violent tactics, tactics which include rape, decapitation, corpse burnings, necrophilia, slaughter and a bit of kidnapping on the side so that Jewish females, particularly young attractive Jewish females, are kept as sex slaves for perpetuity!
Overnight, in the UK, Nigel Farage, not for the first time, has again been physically assaulted, having had a a milkshake thrown at him after his campaign launch in Essex. Could have been acid.
Ho hum.
I suppose our resident Nazi bumboy/fanboy, who just loves it when his ideological opponents are physically roughed up, punched and raped, will find this latest Farage assault amusing.
But look on the good side, he is too gutless to do anything physical himself.
Wasn’t, though.
A far better tactic to make him look foolish rather than a martyr.
Tomato juice, milkshake, what next in the left’s reign of terror? Marshmallows?
So, Nazi, you’re justifying violence. No condemnation?
Once a Nazi, always a Nazi.
Funny how they get so upset when they’re the targets.
Indeed Roger.
There was little empathy from the Greens or Labor for Nicole Flint,
(ex Member for Sturt), during her last election bid. I guess they are not likely to put pressure on their own vile attack dogs.
Very tough individuals though, to pick on a woman.
F&cking p*ss weak cowards.
One photographer managed to capture the woman’s face before she slipped away in the commotion, smug look and all.
She’s a Labour supporter with a…er, high social media profile.
Over to you, Essex police.
Government directing the shitshow laser beam at who can and can’t join the Army now.
‘Anyone from any country’; went to:
‘Anyone from some countries’; which drifted to:
‘Some people from some countries’; and then, because apparently we have memories of goldfish:
‘What I said just now was exactly what I said before’.
Triumphant. I have no doubt Matt Keogh, the minister responsible for that carousel of diarrhoea went to bed last night thinking he’d crushed it.
Yes KD, not like when you were storming the beach at Suvla!
Where else were you deployed again?
Did Albo borrow the blueprint from Ardern?
The Canbra way
Ardern’s cheer squad bleated that she resigned because of nasty conservatives and their misogyny etc. The real reason was that she knew the next election was a dead loss because the vibe over all her feelgood promises about housing, child poverty etc had worn off. Why? Because she promised the world and delivered stuff all.
Security agencies now warning the government that Islamist extremists have infiltrated the pro-Pali demos according to The Speccie.
Well, duh.
Still…they’re just “letting off steam”, eh Mike?
So, the Maldives are going to ban ALL Israelis from entering the country…….LOL….open borders except for Jews.
simple
in their heads, their ideas aren’t gibberish at all
they consider themselves enlightened
and when you say ‘no’ to their schemes
you need to be er … nudged into compliance
stop struggling
it’s for your own good
Speaking of which…
The Mannheim Muslim assailant Suleiman Attaee “arrived in Germany in 2013 as an unaccompanied minor. His application for asylum was rejected a year later, but he was not deported because of the poor security situation in Afghanistan.”
eugyppius@substack
Who to believe? Headlines vary regarding top Japanese car companies and their plans for further development of petrol and diesel engines. “Nissan to stop further development” reads one, while over at Toyota they say they are working on new lighter petrol engines, and that they don’t expect the EV share of market to be greater than 30% any time soon.
Nissan has a brilliant V6, used in quite a few models – which makes sense – and has powered some racy ones like the 350Z and Skyline 370GT. The latter suffers from the “make it look tougher” syndrome! The earlier 350GT looks better. Not as snazzy as the 350Z, but very nice anyway.
Wally, which one was the Dad? The one with the man boobs so he could chest feed the poor little blighter. What a life for a child brought up with a warped view of the world. Didn’t happen when I was a kid, how did we get here? I’ll give you an idea. We were too bloody nice to not call out all those fruitloops with crazy ideas. I’d come from a relatively small city where we knew who most of the crazies were, they stood out and there weren’t many. When I lived in Sydney there were groups of them, couldn’t believe it. I suppose it was a time when drugs were becoming readily available, powders not just marijuana. Thats another one that pissed me off, seeing users as some sort of victim. Ready made excuse for “I can do anything and I’m not responsible”. If government could tax drugs they’d be all for it. I’ve never met anyone who got hooked on free drugs supplied by dealers. Yes, they might give the first dose free but thats only so you don’t go elsewhere. Get caught drink driving hurting someone and you’re likely to be in pokey with Big Bubba as a cellmate. Do the same thing with drugs and you’re more likely to be in a drug diversion program cause its not your fault. And now we’re surrounded by mutleys. Once upon a time you paid money at a fairground to see freaks, now they’ve got your wallet helping themselves and saying they’re normal.
Gob was well and truly smacked when a reporter asked if Chinese nationals with Aussie PR would be able to join the ADF.
Roger its hard to see islamists when you’re struggling to find garages full of nazis. Presented with both he’d say they aren’t the ones we’re looking for.
NATO plan to get US troops to the front line to fight RUSSIA: Alliance prepares for rapid deployment of American soldiers amid fears Moscow is plotting major war with Europe
these ppl are insane
… and has been doing so ever since NATO was formed in 1949.
Not exactly a news flash.
Army recruiting?
They wonder why there’s a shortfall after the shameful treatment of Ben Roberts-Smith and the Red Shoes General?
100 percent correct. The ADF just turning into another Canbra shitshow.
Nigel Farage is taking a leaf out of Trump’s playbook and making the most of the free publicity the milky bint helped serve up. Once again the left goes low.
The blueprint was from the coalition which slashed the public servant and started hiring external consultants. Should have been an accountant … .
“Mummy, Daddy, the Shitshow’s in town, can we go? Pleeeeeese?
I wanna ride on the Carousel of Diarrhoea.”
Australian Spectator has a current article supporting the release of Julian Assange. Can’t recall if The Cat has debated this issue.
‘What Gives You The Authority?’: Massie Clashes With AG Garland About Jack Smith
forbes
Merrick is suddenly looking a bit old and frazzled. Is the pressure getting to him?
Probably because they couldn’t get competent, independent advice from the APS.
That being said, the use of consultants needs independent oversight.
You’re not supposed to notice Ivan’s current slow grind
and ask “How many decades from now?”
Sons of Feminism – TFF Episode 40
Nigel Farage hit with milkshake as he launches election campaign for pro-Brexit seat
Nigel Farage’s election campaign got off to a sticky start after he was doused with a banana milkshake in the English seaside town of Clacton-on-Sea.
Some in the crowds shouted: “We love you!” while others called out: “Main man!” and “Go on, Nigel!” as the leader of the Reform party threw himself back into the political fray.
But by the end of his visit, not everyone had been won over. As he left a pub, a young woman threw a banana milkshake over his smart navy blue suit and purple tie.
Asked why she had thrown the milkshake, which appeared to be from McDonalds, the 25-year-old woman, who has been arrested for assault, told reporters; “I just felt like it.”
Mr Farage said the attack was “quite frightening,” before taking advantage of an obvious reference to the song Milkshake by Kelis.
“My milkshake brings all the people to the rally,” he told journalists while standing in front of Reform UK’s battle bus holding up a McDonald’s banana milkshake.
Until the milkshake incident, Mr Farage, 60, had up until then got largely a hero’s welcome in the Brexit stronghold, which he hopes to represent in the UK parliament for the anti-immigration Reform UK party.
As he strode towards the town’s pier, a large crowd including dog walkers, young mothers with children and people on mobility scooters, trailed behind, eager to hear what he had to say.
Mr Farage was in full campaign mode, a day after he dealt a blow to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his beleaguered Conservative Party by announcing he will stand in the July 4 election.
“Nothing works any more, does it?” Mr Farage told the gathering of at least 500 people to murmurs of approval, adding that he wanted people to feel free to be “proud to be British”.
“What we need to do is reactivate a people’s army against the establishment,” he added, casting himself once again as the outlier and the man to shake up British politics, particularly on immigration.
In case you had any doubts that Albanese, Burke & Chalmers are putting the economy into reverse gear.
How The Institutions Were Taken Over By LGBT Ideology | Helen Joyce
John Anderson
I see that the gutless worm mUnturd waited until late in the evening to slander Bruce of Newcastle. Typical of his efforts lately, appear late at night, perform drive by slander, and ignore any responses.
Maybe for Kwanzaa his mum will buy him a new copy of Rules for Radicals since his current copy must be getting worn and sticky.
Verrrry sticky, with those late night forays.
Plenty of streets of cities here carry the Gramsci name. I think I’ll toss a Macca’s banana milkshake at the next one I see. In place of Munsterous.
Must be because no one’s responding to him well enough. Don’t worry! Next time it’ll work, you just need to do it properly!!
Zippster
June 5, 2024 7:52 am
Came across this link, You can look at it both ways, Russia is preparing to invade Europe, a totally insane idea that has no merit whatsoever, or they are preparing to defend themselves with all the saber rattling from the west going on.
As always I have no idea who is right.
I had to use a VPN to access the site FB prevented me with the warning “Russia state-controlled media” which is strange as the site and article is on FB.
Strange.
Aussie D-Day hero Richard Pirrie to be honoured on memorial
By jacquelin magnay
The first Australian to die on D-Day, which coincided with his 24th birthday, was Royal Australian Navy sub lieutenant Richard Pirrie, from Melbourne.
On Wednesday in Portsmouth, south England, Pirrie is to honoured, along with 12 other allied WWII veterans, whose names will be added to the special Normandy memorial wall to acknowledge the close ties between allied nations forged during that extraordinary land invasion which began the liberation of France and the end of WWII.
Eight decades ago this week, on June 6 1944, Pirrie commanded a spotter boat, called Landing Craft Support (m) 7 off Juno beach in Normandy and was in position as the massive invasion began on June 6 to identify and message back to the naval gunners on HMS Invicta of the German positions.
Fellow officer Lieutenant Eric Langford later remarked that because of Pirrie’s intelligence “on our portion of the beach not one of our troops failed to get safely ashore’’.
But Pirrie, who had played football for Hawthorn in the VFL, then struck a floating mine around the same time as being fired upon by sniper fire. His death deeply impacted his parents, Isobel and Richard and his five siblings Kevin, Andy, Peter, Jake and Jim, and a small memorial to him was reverentially displayed on his parent’s mantelpiece for the rest of their lives.
Lest we Forget.
Anyone else think that this poor chap was sent on a fool’s errand?
I would have thought that aerial observation may have provided a more complete picture of German defences, than a small vessel, below the height of the high ground, bobbing in the ocean.
Given that the allies had complete mastery of the air, over the landing area, it would have been my choice for reconnaissance matters.
This is a doctor talking. He’s in Congress now.
@TONYxTWO
This medical professional destroys Fauci
Fauci never took care of his own patients but censored and threatened doctors to have their medical licenses taken away if they didn’t comply!
Fauci is a criminal and should be prosecuted!
Fauci sn’t a medical doctor is he? He wouldn’t have any patients.
mUnturd’s hero.
Meme
This is a new one on me. I wouldn’t put anything past them.
@austerrewyatt1
4 days before Hillary Clinton was to be indicted in the Whitewater scandal the documents pertaining to the case were destroyed.
In the Oklahoma City Bombing.
Who was the DA placed in charge of the investigation?
Merrick Garland.
Interesting.
@austerrewyatt1
The Genetic Weakness of Wokeness – Edward Dutton (4K) | heretics. 58
Sorry Dover but something is really askew with this site.Every time I refresh I get to a post a saw last time a couple of hours ago, nothing to do with me or my comments.
Any chance you could look at this problem?
Jim Jordan Ruthlessly Grills AG Garland About Selection Of Jack Smith, Email Record
BREAKING: Arizona GOP Files BOMBSHELL Lawsuit Against Corrupt Secretary of State After Discovering from 500,000 to 1.3 Million ILLEGAL Voters on State’s Voter Rolls
HERE WE GO… Democrat War Pig Proposes Automatic Registration for Wartime Draft
It was driven by the neoliberal small government agenda. Even if the PS people were outstanding ideology would have triumphed over utility.
I don’t think Jeff bought it for profit.
@LivePDDave1
@KimDotcom
The fall of Fauci. Covid-19 is officially exposed as a US Govt project. A virus engineered by US scientists using a bio lab in China for cover. The biggest crime against humanity killed more victims than the Nazi holocaust against the Jews. Demand Justice.
Luckily, Benjamin Netanyahu handed his whole nation over to Pfizer, so that they could get the results of the “testing” that had not been carried out prior, like every other “Vaccine” that has ever been introduced to humanity, was forced to carry out.
Great man Bibi, I certainly won’t have a bad word said about him.
So, it is now 2024.
The “alleged” virus Covid 19, (the flu), reared its ugly head in late 2019.
By 2020, the “alleged” virus had gripped the world, so to speak.
Now, we would be half way through the first of three tranches of testing, IF everything went according to plan! It takes a minimum of 10 years, to get a vaccine to market, IF everything goes well.
These Cyclon-B jabs were rolled out in 10 months. Wow!
Medical science must have really improved!
Oh, ……., no it hasn’t, they just didn’t bother with that pesky testing sh%t.
She’ll be fine. Just think of all the advantages of growing another head!
Indonesia braces for China-US conflict I DW News
@MikeBenzCyber
Anthony Fauci confessed his job was to make your life miserable until he broke your will.
Matt Gaetz Directly Confronts Merrick Garland About ‘Lawfare Against Trump’
California ‘clean energy’ company set to bulldoze more than 3,500 Joshua trees, so coastal homes can go ‘carbon neutral’
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: We Have Been Subverted
Great article. Thanks.
Dr. John Campbell
Proof
The APS is like the ABC.
Largely redundant but difficult to get rid of.
Mexican Elections: 37 Assassinated
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters
The Tories are being smashed because they slashed services, privatized as much as possible, went for Brexit, and now Britain is a mess.
A government without a PS is a rent seeker’s wet dream. Pwc, the job agencies, and NDIS plan managers being prominent examples.
The public service is the Liars voting base. Victoriastan and the various US Democrats states are the end point. Vote yourself benefits till there is nothing left.
Awwww.. He thinks public servants employing consultants is private enterprise. How cute.
Makes you wonder how much the bloke/gal who ties Billy-boyz shoelaces makes .. LOL!
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/paul-murray-criticises-revelations-of-bill-shorten-s-620-000-speech-writer/ar-BB1nBvAS?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=44035cfc85214aa2a5807bf9009cca16&ei=12
‘Protected species’: Avi Yemini blasts Victoria Police inaction over pro-Palestine protests
That assumes the PS is competent and independent.
Our PS is like a 5th column.
Defence is a good example.
They’re setting up the next steal.
@JackPosobiec
The civil service in the UK was slashed during the Thatcher years, an era that ended in 1989, over a generation ago. During the Blair/Brown years, beginning in 1997, the civil service was enlarged and politicised, and various ‘quangos’ were set up during those years. However successive Conservative governments since 2010 have done little to nothing to shrink the UK civil service and either wind back or abolish the quangos. There’s been no ‘conservative’ Thatcher in power since 2010.
It is the same here, statutory government organisations like the sinister AHRC should be abolished, not shrunk, not fiddled with, but terminated.
Please include CASA.
Someone with a brain has just told the Maldives government what will inevitably happen…which is about two billion Israel supporters won’t now be going on holiday in the Maldives.
Leading airline: Maldives to permit Israelis entry (4 Jun)
And all those Israel supporters are the kinds of people who have money.
We were looking for a July winter break. No Maldives, says Hairy firmly now. Probably won’t change our minds now. Fiji still looking good, and closer to home and not Islamic. What’s not to like?
If you are not a primary scientist, you are not worth a penny next to the career of Fauci.
Dickless puts paid to every climate modeller and the whole stinking edifice of alarmism. Well done dickless.
An unintended consequence of his terminal stupidity
Special bonus story:
Panic in Majorca as island suddenly realises no British tourists isn’t such a good idea (4 Jun)
Oopsy! Worse than having too many tourists spending money on your island is having no tourists spending money on your island…
Why would they want to?
Bruce, I trust that you are highly competent in your role as spreadsheet jockey, some might go so far as to say that you Excel. Others may treat it as a supplementary role only fit for those who can count 1-2-3, while the real scientists fiddle about with beakers and microscopes, but you rev that Lotus up to eleven!
Where I have a problem is that you think you know better than Fauci. You aren’t fit to shine his boots, scientifically speaking. Pipe down, Poindexter.
Perhaps you should check out Tom’s toons today Monty.
mUnturd doubles down on his gross ignorance of BoN’s actual work history.
Chip Roy Has Tense Interchange With AG Garland Over Victims Of Illegal Immigrants
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A government without a PS is going to be captured by interest groups. The PS is not optimal but the alternatives will have their own agendas and controlling interests. Imagine the conflicts of interest. Don’t have too, even recent examples highlight the potential problems. Increase profits by creating vocational courses paid for by the government and where the unemployed are sent by the agencies which own the entities providing the courses. Want some tax secrets? B2 Spirit stealth bomber, 2 billion each. A US admiral recently argued that for every $25 the US spends on defense China obtains the equivalent for $1. A US senator recently held up a small bag of washers, $90,000.
I recall that John Fahey, when he moved from state to federal politics, attempted to scale down the numbers and influence of the C’wealth public servants by outsourcing. Created different problems, & subsequent Ministers have not only returned to relying on the Canberra public servants, but have enormously expanded their empire. They rightfully call them “the swamp” in the USA & I think, in many ways, they are the scourge of modern democracies.
All entities seek to expand their empires. Private enterprise will be no different and subject to fewer constraints. There will always be problems with the PS but it is a necessary component of democracy. Using ideological purity as a strategy is dangerous for all political parties which is why most don’t do it. Compromise can be frustrating but every day we make compromises. That’s life.
John H
Unfortunately, the public servants and staff of statutory bodies have all been captured by interest groups, and it is much harder to reverse this than cancelling contracts.
See as grotesque examples the BoM, CSIRO, multiple environmental protection departments, the Yartz Council, Their ABC and innumerable others.
Private enterprise is constrained by an actual free market. Pretending that “reducing the numbers of people directly employed by the government” is the entire point of reducing the public service” is childishness at best and closer to outright dishonesty.
Interestingly the new B-21 is supposed to be a lot cheaper.
America’s secretive $745M nuclear bomber takes flight in first aerial test (25 May)
I am just a tad sceptical, but it’d be nice if it was a reasonable cost per plane.
Naomi Wolf on mass illegal immigration.
Russell Brand
Sky News Daytime is running an extended piece about badly injured kids in Gaza.
A bit of historical context is, as usual, missing from the report.
For quite a while after Israel handed Gaza over to the Palis, there was regular access to Israel. People had jobs, or needed to go to some specialist hospital. That freedom was abused by the Palis firing rockets indiscriminately, not once, not twice, but often. So bad have been the abuses by Palis that Israel has had to go into Gaza several times, not just this time.
Then there’s the wall dividing Israel from Palestinian territories in the West Bank, some 700 kilometres of it. Why? Because Palis were coming into Israel and doing suicide bombings of shops, restaurants and buses.
Has Gaza always been an Outdoor Prison? No, before it became an armed camp there was plenty of scope for movement. It still has a seafront, and escape has always been possible.
Have Palis indoctrinated young children to hate jews, and dressed them up like Jihadi Warriors in Hamas Green? Yes.
But now, after Hamas/Gaza declared war on Israel in a more shocking manner than ever before, we are supposed to feel bad because people young and old are being injured or killed?
Lesson, which will never be articulated by western media or learnt by terrorists: don’t declare war and then whinge about the consequences.
Indeed. Gaza feels very much like the dog who catches the car.
The employment stats in Australia are 14.3m employed.
Anyone want to guess how many people work in the public service?
for a bonus prize what is the total public sector wage bill?
Public Service..
State and Federal, I reckon close to 4m
government funded charities, another 1m people
Monty is not competent in anything, and certainly not to sit in judgement of Bruce. Monty should not be indulged here at all, he is pond scum.
Pond scum is being polite
ROFL. Monty you have just again proven how ignorant, uninformed and unintelligent you are, since in many years of accessing the Cat blogs you have somehow not noticed primary R&D science is what I do. And always have done from before graduation right through to retirement. I am not an administrator like Fauci, that’s shinybum work dealing with wretched HSEC rubbish and filling out endless forms.
Maybe you need to do that mental competence test they give old people, since you certainly have a very poor memory.
And you certainly do not understand science, particularly not commercial sector science, since in the private sector you have to actually demonstrate the value of a research project before you get any money from a company. Which means financial estimation. You also have to model it so that it is shown to be compatible with existing systems, or you won’t get an ok to proceed. Then to see if the lab program worked you have to analyse the data, and present it to management.
Love to see you in a lab. I am very good at it, and extremely experienced. Hundreds of lab projects. Then there’re all the pilot plants I’ve built and run. Dozens of various sizes. You have to do that to scale up stuff to a commercially practical level. And you wear overalls for that. In fact I can’t recall wearing a suit and tie ever for work. Ok tie a few times when I was unsure of the customers’ approach to doing things.
Can we talk about climate science again now? I love taking you to the woodshed on that topic, you are so ignorant. After a few years of trying I was amused when you shut up about it completely. Numbers did also. It was most entertaining.
Go BoN!
Yes Monty, stick to your area of expertise – the Pell case.
Garland Asked Point Blank About Number Three DOJ Official Leaving To Help Prosecute Trump In NYC
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I think Obama was on the right track when he advised the British to get out of the Maldives.
He was actually trying to make hay around the Falklands, but, you know, a stopped clock is right twice a day etc
There have been NO mass government privatisations in the UK since 2010, when the Tories came to power after 13 years in opposition. The privatisation of large chunks of British rail (and other services) occurred under Thatcher and Major. Blair and Brown didn’t renationalise British Rail.
British Rail is now collapsing but so is the NHS, and the NHS has always been government owned, it was never nationalised, even Thatcher was too scared to touch it. I suspect the problems with British Rail, the NHS and other services are various, but one of the biggest has been mass migration.
And imagine, there were a few here, who thought m0nty was a genuine, intelligent man with ideological convictions, but he proved to be a nasty vicious imbecile after all.
Teaches you a lesson.
I doubt anyone laboured under that misapprehension. mUnty has no bona fides.
Awww, it’s not that bad. He failed Economics 1, but managed to pass J’ism.
Will Albo survive the winter killing season? You suspect this is about as late as da bruvvas can leave it given the election timing. Giles appears finished and a Cabinet reshuffle must be odds on after this session of Parliament finishes. The lack of any viable contender is possibly the only thing saving Albo.
The NDIS was a feelgood proposal back in the RGR days. Labor and the largely complicit media used it to try and entrap Tony Abbott before the 2013 election. They dared him to say he wouldn’t fund it, and as a bonus, that he would reduce funding for the ABC. Abbott said he wouldn’t do those things, knowing that he’d be pilloried by the media if he didn’t fall into line.
I thought at the time he should have been a bit more weazle-wordy and said something like he “supported both but funding would be a matter for budgetary considerations every year”.
We all knew the NDIS was going to be rorted. It has taken a while but the inevitable has happened, and now has had to be recognised by all the usual suspects. Some in Labor have even tried the reflexive “but the coalition had years to fix this”. Don’t make me laugh. Even without that particular Albatross around their necks, the coalition got done over at the last election.
Yep. A Gillard tar baby.
Born at KRuddy’s Festival of Bright Ideas.
It is being rorted by private enterprise.
And the geniuses of the APS were to stupid and ideologically committed to put in place systems to prevent that rorting.
I wonder how many have moved over to become NDIS “managers”, and are now implementing those rorts.
Actually, it was the creature of Bill Shorten. I will not forget the “sell job” he did at the Sydney Institute. He brought along a lovely young couple who explained that, as a result of having a badly handicapped child, they had not had a holiday since they were married.Of course, all of us in the audience were appalled & sympathetic. Bill then sketched out a scheme to us which he described as an “insurance” scheme so that such couples could access funds for relief.
It sounded great – as most ill advised & poorly planned Labor schemes generally do. The rest is history.
The fall of Fauci. Covid-19 is officially exposed as a US Govt project. A virus engineered by US scientists using a bio lab in China for cover. The biggest crime against humanity killed more victims than the Nazi holocaust against the Jews. Demand Justice.
Yep. For a long time I couldn’t work out why they would collude with Chinese scientists and IN China. I finally realised it was because gain-of-function research into vaccines was banned in the USA – actually, under the Obama regime. This was a way of getting around the ban by ambitious and avaricious pharma scientists – &, some speculate, by the defence establishment. Have often wondered why they didn’t use the biolabs in Ukraine. I guess they thought the Ruskies would spill the beans.
Hairy tells me they were doing quite a bit of it in Australian Institutes too.
As has been shown when he looks at the various research papers and their various listed authors.
Bruce claiming to wear overalls every day yet be a cross between Thomas Edison and Doctor Fronkenshteen, LOL. Who do you work for, Starfleet?
I would believe your Yahoo Serious routine more if you didn’t babble on constantly with hot takes that any real scientist would laugh at. In particular, you are never going to win a battle of credentialism against Anthony Fauci.
mUnturd triples down on ignorance. Keep it up, we want to see how deep a hole you will dig.
Phuck off, troll.
He was a working industrial chemist you irredeemable moron.
No wonder I’ve avoided the NSW health system for a decade .. For several months I’ve been getting a “home nurse” visit 10 minutes/once a month to change my catheter inserted during a hospital stay, in lieu of an operation. ..
Anywayz, this week the “home’ folk got onto me cos, apparently, they need a quack signature to do what they have been doing, home visiting, or else it stops ..
So, makes an appointment to see quack (one thing I have learnt over the past 6 months everyone .. but .. everyone I go near, medically, wants my Medicare Card regardless of how trivial even the slightest contact* involved.
So today I get a text reminder from the quack’s about the “signature” appointment and the final line …. MASKS ARE COMPULSORY …..
Does this BAT FLU nonsense ever end …… FFS!
*Biopsy last month .. 2 anaesthetists & 4 doctors accessed my Medicare card as well as the hospital (twice) …… all for a 3 hours visit ..!
Shatterzzz:
So today I get a text reminder from the quack’s about the “signature” appointment and the final line …. MASKS ARE COMPULSORY …..
Does this BAT FLU nonsense ever end …… FFS!
I occasionally get those reminders. So I turn up and let them know quite bluntly that I will not comply, and to let the doc know or I walk.
Done it 3 times now, and the potential loss of an appointment seems to do the trick – or has in two cases.
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Yes, Winston, we do that too. Simply refuse to comply, state that you’d like to see the medical evidence for such demands, and say you can’t deal with medicos who insist on unnecessary masking.
I always point out that not being able to see a person’s face is leaving a practitioner open to missing signs and symptoms.
John H at 0950
Unfortunately, the public servants and staff of statutory bodies have all been captured by interest groups, and it is much harder to reverse this than cancelling contracts.
See as grotesque examples the BoM, CSIRO, multiple environmental protection departments, the Yartz Council, Their ABC and innumerable others.
A victim of the long march through the institutions. Could anyone mistake today’s ALPBC for your granny’s Aunty of the 1950s?
long march, its a tsunami. 2.4m of them!
A US admiral recently argued that for every $25 the US spends on defense China obtains the equivalent for $1. A US senator recently held up a small bag of washers, $90,000.
I get a catheter change from “home nursing” once a month and one of the items, catheter retention bandage, really needs changing more often but they never seem to have any spares to leave.. soo down to the chemist and .. duuuh! .. $10 each .. soo F*** ’em I improvised .. checks EBay and the same bandage, same brand is 20 for $A20 inc postage ….. bought a pack …
Not a bad little mark-up for the chemist …..
Chemists have not recovered from their foray into people management of medicines.
When they lobbied for Codeine to be removed from over the counter sales, it had a huge impact of foot traffic in and out of their shops.
Whether Codeine and pain management is any of their business is another topic, but they got very involved and very aggressive about it is my understanding from people I have spoken to.
Since then, the ability of people to get double the amount of drugs when they fulfil prescriptions has again reduced foot traffic in their shops.
That foot traffic, was when people bought other stuff, whatever and now they go to a supermarket and get it as it’s cheaper and more convenient.
However, on the flip side, they are now putting the prices of everything up and quite rightly when people look for alternatives, the find them!
I have zero sympathy for them and the self inflicted damage they have done to themselves and laugh at their whining.
Maybe in future, they will stay out of politics and trying to manage people’s lives .. d*ckheads!
Great inventiveness and enterprise there, Shaterzzz.
Don’t let the bastards rip you off if there’s a way round it.
Two very interesting stories over the last few days.
First, there are reports, (not verified yet), that USS Eisenhower, (US Aircraft Carrier), was hit by Houti missiles.
It has entered a Saudi Port, but its Captain said “these claims are “fake news”.
We shall wait events.
Second.
If I asked you, how much the BOM computers cost to upgrade, what would you say?
Answer – A $Billion, ….., yes, with a B!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_H9fRqpXB8
If rational thought ever again occupied the Treasury benches, (spoiler alert, it won’t happen), $2Billion could be saved by making the ABC a subscription service and by abolishing the BOM.
A $Billion for computers to “misforecast” weather, even up here in the tropics, where it should be very easy to get it right, seems like a complete waste of taxpayers dosh to me.
The utter contempt this BOM authoritarian in the video has, for anyone who dares ask questions, regarding the results of this “no longer fit for purpose” burgeoning bureaucracy, exposes the empire building nature of the BOM.
BoM needs to be scrubbed – and windy.com or a competitor engaged to give weather predictions.
Fair enough, they insult you at every opportunity so I can appreciate why you respond like above. There are people here who delight in insulting me. I’ve made it perfectly obvious I’m not politically aligned with them and disagree on some points so of course that happens. That’s what some political junkies do. Don’t care. My heuristic is if people have a history of insulting me I try to avoid reading their comments.
No need to join in with M0nty, JH. He deliberately goes out of his way to be both insulting and to punch below the belt re people’s credentials. You don’t do that. His arguments are always of the left, never varying, and often patently tissue-thin in substance. You are not like that either, and should do as I do, ignore the red minuses if they flow in your direction. Your comments here can be informative and if people disagree with them, so what? Enjoy the Cat for what you can get out of it as well as for what you hope to put into it.
Funny, but Starfleet is a government organization. I never wore a red shirt. On the other hand Monty I have directly mentioned on Cat blogs who I had worked for several times, most Cats know. You seem not to’ve noticed that either. My jerb title was Principal Scientist. There, I’ve said it. Retired now.
In the lab it was also easier to just use overalls than lab coats since the various pilot plants were out the back. I wore out a lot of lab coats over the years as well.
That is absolutely hilarious! Credentialism? That is exactly what is wrong with science these days. And a lot of other fields, like journalism. And exactly the problem with Fauci. He can’t argue science and medical technology (nor can you btw), he was taken to the cleaners by politicians in the hearings this week. They ran rings around him. He’s a shinybum. An administrator.
But the fun thing is my credentials are impeccable, and I use that to get the foot in the door. Then I present the project proposal, with support data and analysis. The company then decides whether to do it or not. You’d wince at how much other peoples’ money I’ve spent over the years, almost all from shareholders at least, not taxpayers. A reasonable number of wins, but the odds are not high for such projects, about 5%ish through to construction. On the other hand the science is published and out there, and I know it gets used based on what companies are doing.
One fun datum for you Monty is my degree credentials are almost identical to a certain exceedingly senior climate guy. Be fun to debate him since I think I could take him, easily. He’s another shinybum. May’ve retired by now.
(Apology Cats for this stuff, Monty needs a bit of pruning.)
He needs a LOT of pruning.
I’d suggest chopping off at the knees!
Well said, BoN!
Many Cats are very well credentialed in their fields, which cover a range of engineering and scientific areas, i.e. as STEM PhDs as well as other sorts more cultural (in a good way) and political. There’s mine own spouse PhD Science with highly regarded international research reputation in computer networks who does look-sees in here, known others also likely having good claims to reputation in their fields: Dr. Faustus, Dr. BG in Maths, Bruce of Newc in Metallurgy, Vicki as PhD in Ancient History, and those who hide their PhDs and STEM experience under various bushels for personal reasons. Nor are PhD’s everything – we have notable and competent journos like Tom and Areff, some medical specialists, GP’s, MPH (me, JH maybe), nurses and paramedicals, plus business owners, financial markets traders (hi JC) and other ‘knowledge’ workers, even housos of the once-employed sort (hi Shaterzzz). Information all across the spectrum of issues. And then there are the lawyers, the bush sort and otherwise, which is just the start of other sorts of expertise (hi farmer boys and gals, hi engineers and geologists etc) and let’s not forget all the life experience available here, credentialed or not.
Then there’s M0nty. No common sense, no expertise, no back up, reliant on daily crib sheets from his Marxist minders.
The wrongology master is doing an amazing job of getting everything upside down yet again. It’s impressive in it’s way.
What, Papuan Paleomammology?
Bruce, I’m so dissappointed.
Hey Hey It’s Saturday star John Blackman dies after cancer diagnosis
The link says they’re clearing 2,300 acres of Joshua tree country in the Mojave Desert in California, for a solar farm.
In the name of ‘green’ 2,300 acres of endangered trees will be cleared.
?
Under the California Endangered Species Act, it is illegal to disturb, move, replant, remove or kill the species.
Three years ago the state of California fined a householder $24,000 for clearing 36 Joshua trees on a couple of acres.
There is also the tiny matter of the endangered desert tortoise, which up until now was basically high explosive in terms of the harsh response from the authorities if you disturbed one whatsoever. To the degree that there were helicopter no-fly zones established over their mating areas.
Note from the link that the threats facing the Mojave desert tortoise specifically include habitat loss, habitat degradation and habitat fragmentation.
But for a big green atrocity of a solar panel farm… not a peep of protest. Oh, and no environmental impact investigation/report was required either.
The hypocrisy is beyond astounding.
Things are only endangered until they get in the way of a Marxist program. Then they’re gonski.
Remember that laptop of Hunter Biden’s that “51 senior intelligence experts” said “has all the hallmarks of a Russian information operation”?
Surprise! The FBI just went on record confirming it was legitimate. It is now government exhibit #16 at Biden’s trial on gun charges.
How embarrassing for those who used to religiously reference those 51 crooks in their attempts at argument from authority.
Exhibit 16. That doesn’t sound good.
The correct answer is 2.4m!!!! two million four hundred thousand “public servants” in this small nation!!!!!!! This excludes the legions of ppl working indirectly for the government.
The wage bill for which is $253 billion
Personal income revenue is by coincidence about $253 billion.
Broadly, it takes five private sector workers to pay a single public servant. Then there are the other benefits/costs to be covered.
Where do these folk get their ideas from ..? .. 75 storey housing to improve availability & low cost rental .. FFS ..
How long would it take to build an “Empire State” sized tower and what sort of developer is gonna make any of the units “affordable” .. This sort of size would have to be state-of-the-art perfection ..
and that won’t come cheap …….!
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-05/greens-oppose-woolloongabba-priority-development-area-plan/103932628
And ye gods, imagine what 75 stories of public housing with lifts and stairwells would look like after only six months, let alone years of it. Imagine the blocked toilets, the rubbish removal issues, the graffiti and the general public toilet and urinal that these blocks are prone to become, over 75 glorious stories of it.
20 story blocks in Sydney are disasters as it is.
Oh, you won’t fight empire wars abroad, then we’ll have to find those who will.
Can we have a Gurkha regiment? Please?
Those guys are excellent!
and Sikhs.
When it’s politically fashionable among the leftist ruling class to hate your country, it would be astonishing if you didn’t need mercenaries to man your armed forces.
PS: being a lefty requires you to be a coward who won’t defend the freedom that brave men died fighting for.
Enlist now in the 1st Gaza Battalion!
Does anyone see the the humungous, glaring issue here?
Gabor, when this happens, what is in the address line of your browser?
This time it’s “https://newcatallaxy.blog/2024/06/03/open-thread-mon-3-june-2024/comment-page-3/#comment-741538
Zippster’s comment
June 5, 2024 9:54 am ”
Yesterday it was a link to John H
This is what I am talking about Bruce. You smite about how awesome your record is, how you have an impeccable 5% chance of success on your record (?!)… and then you say dumb shit like how Gym, Marge and the other GOP clowns supposedly wiped the floor with Fauci on the Hill.
The key exchange came when one of the reps hinted darkly yet again about emails that supposedly incriminated Fauci. Years later, they have never been produced. Fauci openly called her out on it. Response from the reps: nothing. Because they have nothing.
If you are impressed by that circus, it calls into question any credentials you might claim. You are a credulous fool.
Reap what you sow?
Giant venomous flying spiders with 4-inch legs heading to New York area as they spread across East Coast, experts say – CBS News
Some chatter on Fox that the Demonrats are trying to have DJT’s secret service detail not attend jail with him
Yes, yesterday I put up a link to a Democrat Congress member who is preparing a bill to that effect, in the name of administrative utility in running a prison.
They want to remove his security and invite his assassination. In plain sight. It won’t pass Congress but it shows the hideous line of thinking of these Demothiefs and would be assassins.
Foreigners will soon be able to join the Australian Defence Force under a fast-track to citizenship in a bid boost the military’s size.
They (as in us) are already advertising in South Korea newspapers for recruits …..
https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2024/06/australian-embassy-in-korea-website-promoting-direct-recruitment-into-the-adf-for-korean-citizens.html
Wow, the Chippendale Madrassa is the 18th best in the world. How about that!
MIT named as number one university in the world as three Australian institutions earn top 20 spots in QS World University Ranking (Sky News, 5 Jun)
Embarrassed that I attended that place. Meanwhile spot the trend:
The Daily Chart: Ideology and the College Enrollment Crash | Power Line (4 Jun)
The global success rate for commercial science R& D is about 10%, by the by, so Bruce admitting to half of that across his career is hardly a boast.
Pretty close Monty. In line with my experience pretty much. My field is on the blue sky bleeding edge though so the chances were a bit lower, but the payoffs higher. I had a photocopied journal article once with the stats for the field I was working in the time. The catastrophes were pretty ugly.
I’m amused that Rio has proudly announced this yesterday:
Rio Tinto announces low-carbon research facility in Perth (Sky News, 4 Jun)
Remember the Hismelt bottomless pit? This is worse. Those poor shareholders! I can categorically say that their money is totally wasted before even the first sod is turned.
What’s the global success rate for nongs who couldn’t even pass Economics 1?
Gabor, I had the same issue. When you arrive at The Cat homepage, scroll down to click on the forum link, don’t click on the latest comment links on the right as every time you refresh your page, it’ll take you back to that comment link you clicked on when arriving at the homepage.
OK will try that, but it’s a really annoying feature that wasn’t there before the upgrade, change of format.
Thanks
Defence officials under fire on lack of recruitsBen Packham
Senior Defence officials have come under fire in a Senate estimates hearing over their failure to expand the size of the ADF while presiding over a 30 per cent increase in senior commander numbers.
Greens Senator David Shoebridge asked: “Is our defence strategy to frighten off our adversaries with gold braid? We’re going to glint them to death?”
The Chief of the Defence Force Angus Campbell told the Senate that the ADF was set to achieve just 57 per cent of its recruiting and retention target this year, but he was confident there would be “clear momentum” in tackling the problem by December.
Senator Shoebridge pointed out that Defence officials had expressed confidence every year that the situation would turn around, but the size of the force remained stuck at just over 58,000.
He zeroed in on Defence Secretary Greg Moriarty, who took up his role seven years ago.
“Why should this parliament have confidence in you being able to achieve the target this year when history shows that every year you have been secretary, you have failed to meet your targets and indeed, the ADF has shrunk?” Senator Shoebridge said.
But he said Mr Moriarty had achieved “in certain categories” – presiding over an increase in the number of one star and above officers from 189 to 254.
Mr Moriarty replied: “Officers do serious work”
Defence officials were also tackled over the confusion in ministerial ranks over the government’s new policy to admit foreigners to the ADF.
Defence Minister Richard Marles slapped down junior colleague Matt Keogh on Tuesday after the Defence Personnel Minister declared all foreign residents would soon be able to apply to join the Australian Defence Force.
Mr Marles clarified that New Zealand citizens living in Australia would be able to serve in the ADF from July 1, with the eligibility extended from January 1 to Americans, British and Canadian applicants, and later to Pacific Islander recruits.
Reports are that it is now travelling north in the Red Sea away from Yemen. The interesting thing is that some milbloggers are reporting that there have been no supply flights, which occur daily between the Ship and Bahrain, from the Eisenhower since Friday.
All technological projects have a 5% chance to commercialization Monty. If you knew anything you’d know that. The rule of thumb we had was of 20 projects 15 are washes, three are break even, one is profitable and the other one is Microsoft. The trouble is you never know which is the spectacular one until you try all twenty of them.
The Republicans got Fauci to admit that (a) masks don’t work (b) the 6′ rule was produced from out of his arse (c) he funded the Wuhan lab and (d) Covid leaked from it.
Backflips with quadruple pikes are fairly definitive. I can’t recall if he got pinged on the mRNA “vaccines” or on ivermectin and HCQ. Which is sad since I’never ever seen a hexuple backflip with pike.
But keep on burning incense to the holy St Fauci in your cellar shine if it makes you feel good. He can join that nice Mr Lysenko when he’s dead.
Bruce
mUnturd is practising his Alinsky.
He has selected his target, you, personalised it by making up a supposed employment record, and is now trying to isolate you.
Fortunately, he is too stupid to succeed after the first two steps.
And he has no hope with ridicule, as he is so ridiculous himself.
Fauci’s malfeasance goes back to a time long before the Covid scamdemic, all the way back to the 1980s….to the AIDS pandemic.
Fascinating to watch the fat fascist fool munturd not just doubling down on stupid, but tripling down.
The hole he is digging will soon reach a virology lab in Wuhan.
Trump Releases New Video Messages After Guilty Verdict In NYC Hush Money Trial
JohnH, nobody can insult mutley, he represents everything said about him if not actually but in support of the same. Weak physically, mentally and morally. An oxygen thief at the very least. Bad enough in contact with adults but to be in contact with the milko’s kids is too much.
I find it rather amusing that someone who flunked first year Economics … yes, failed Eco 101 (is that even possible?) … is running a critique of the academic qualifications of others.
With yoga instructors and dog whisperers being prioritised over carpenters and bricklayers, one has to ask:
What is the role of the union movement in shaping our immigration mix?
And the public servants in accommodating their agenda?
Very interesting article at Quadrant.
After Covid: Now it’s the Lawyers’ Turn.
Concerns the judge in the Covid Dr Fidge vaccine GMO case not recusing herself and revealing her previous big pharma cases. She said a Dr who had vaccinated himself and his family and patients had no “standing” to be heard.
Moves on to have Parliament to investigate and Chief Justice been briefed about the judge involved.
Basically if the vaccines are Genetically modifying then need a licence. No such licence approved so therefore illegal and should be stopped.
Zimmermann was one of the good guys during Covid.
BTW, if you want to look at the disaster the Tories have been since 2010 just look at the net migration figures. They’ve even been more gung-ho then the Coalition. And what do we find now, Starmer going harder re migration than the Tories have ever done.
Zero seats. I hope Farage and Reform gut them. Already talk of defections to Reform from the Tory MPs.
Back in the 1980s, when journalism was still an honourable profession, many investigative journalists and gay activists called out Fauci’s atrocious handling of the AIDS epidemic.
Speaking to the girl behind the counter at the shops today about the weather (naturally).
She said she doesn’t have a heater and won’t be buying one because she can’t afford the electricity.
Australia 2024: an energy resource rich country where domestic heating is a luxury many can’t afford. Brought to you by politicians of both parties.
Yes, the population must freeze to stop the Earth overheating. Logic has departed our civilisation.
In news from the “Home of the Free”, (no, not Ukraine, but the US of A), ex US Marine Intel Officer, Scott Ritter, was denied access to his flight to St Petersburg, to attend the annual “International Economic Summit”, held there annually.
In addition, his passport was confiscated by State Dept “Officials”, obviously, to spread peace and democracy, as well as free speech.
If Ritter was heading to the Farce Conference, no sorry, Peace Conference, in Switzerland in a couple of weeks, I’m sure he would have had no such problems.
Even Joe-‘we must show our commitment to Ukraine’-Biden, is NOT going to that.
Instead, he is sending the future leader of the free world, Kamala te-he Harris instead, because, he has a “fund raiser” to attend in California.
Xi is not going, Modi is not going and of course, this peace conference to end the war in Ukraine, didn’t even extend an invitation to one of the combatants. (How this works, is anyone’s guess, but I’m betting it doesn’t!)
No doubt St Volodymyr the Pure will extend his “hurling abuse” to all and sundry, to this event.
Should be a hoot!
And possible defections to Labour on the basis of Keir Starmer’s promise that his government will be a “broad church” with a place for Red Tories.
I wonder what the Trots will make of that?
Broad church? LOL. Although I suppose if you are going to tell a lie, go big.
I rather think Sir Keir is expecting to wield a lot of power in the party if it wins government, having made them electable again after the Corbyn disaster.
It may not work out that way.
They have gutted the Corbyn faction so the broad church claim is clearly a ploy to attract Red Tories dissatisfied with the disastrous Tories. A harder ploy now with Farage entering the game with Reform.
That may be one reason why Farage suddenly decided to re-enter the fray.
Quite possibly; he has indicated he is looking to sweep up any Tory rump into Reform.
And having been critical of Farage in the past, I’m pleased to see him accept his destiny! 😀
The Liar Left are always the biggest obstacle to the Liars remaining in government. UK Labour even more so.
Waffleworth Lieborals.
the NDIS is a hyper woke bureaucracy. The industry attracts two types of ppl, the woke and the sharks. The sharks are inevitable as they can smell free money, lots and lots of free money with few strings attached aside from proving you are woke and can maintain a set of registers and woke policies and pass a woke audit every few years to show you are keeping your registers up to date and can recite your woke policies.
NDIS is setup to be parallel to the real world in every respect complete with gov attempt at creating market signals from meaningless data.
The “participants” don’t see any of the money it is all sponged up by the industry.
Now I understand how the homeless industrial complex in california can have so many billions thrown at it and the problem gets exponentially worst.
As far as NDIS I have never seen anything like it.
Ditto aboriginal affairs here.
About 5% of them.
Censorship Commissar Inman-Grant in humiliating backdown:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-05/esafety-elon-musk-x-church-stabbing-videos-court-case/103937152
A legal battle to have graphic footage of a church stabbing in Sydney removed from Elon Musk’s social media platform X will be abandoned by the eSafety commissioner.
Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant confirmed the Federal Court case would be abandoned, after several blows in court and an attempt to temporarily force the footage to be hidden expiring.
“After weighing multiple considerations, including litigation across multiple cases, I have considered this option likely to achieve the most positive outcome for the online safety of all Australians, especially children,” Ms Inman-Grant said.
“Our sole goal and focus in issuing our removal notice was to prevent this extremely violent footage from going viral, potentially inciting further violence and inflicting more harm on the Australian community and I stand by my investigators and the decisions eSafety made.”
Yeah, right. In other words, she got her ass kicked. 🙂
Oh, and someone mentioned the BBC potraying Modi’s election win as a setback. Surprise, surprise, TheirABC is running exactly the same line. Spooky, huh?
“Peace and Safety” they cried!
“Elon Musk is my name
And Terra is my nation.
Deep space is my dwelling place,
The stars my destination.”
– Tiger, Tiger by Alfred Bester (oops I might’ve included a typo)
SpaceX lands FAA license for next Starship megarocket launch on June 6 (4 Jun)
Fly well little birdie.
Alfred Bester wrote some damn fine SF
I’m surprised the bureaucrats in the FAA haven’t withdrawn more of their permissions to fly.
There were a couple over the last few months that had a whiff of “We don’t like you, Musk.” about them.
I suspect the military had a tiny word in the FAA’s shell-like.
You are a credulous fool.
The old preacher’s/politician’s adage:
“Argument weak, shout louder.”
By harder I mean pledging to curtail immigration. Labour flanking Tories from the right.
The pledge won’t be worth a pinch of shit after the election.
We have to begin realising that whatever our politicians promise before an election, they have no intention of carrying the promises out – and there will ALWAYS be an excuse as to why.
Admit it, everyone – we’ve lost control of the nation and our culture and the only way back is push bloody hard.
Seeing as you and your lot are constantly on your knees licking said boots, there’s no need for a shine.
Yes. They’re called the Greens Party. How they’re allowed to exist is beyond me.
Better having the Greens — that is, the Communist Party of Australia (2024 version) — out in the open where we can see and hear them – not in the closet with the garage Nazis.
Besides, the Greens primary vote (currently around 12%) is an accurate measure of how big the Australian lunatic fringe is.
KevinM
June 5, 2024 10:18 am
Exactly.
Monty is, was and always will be the monstrous manifestation of a society in which far too many people have not had to do it hard. And, no, I don’t give a fat rats about any health issues, everyone has them.
None of that is true, Bruce. For a supposed data analysis expert, your reading comprehension skills are very poor.
Bruce: 95% of my career was a failure
Also Bruce: I demand masks, distancing and vaccines prevent all disease at 100% efficacy
I call you a moron because you say moronic things like this, regardless of the letters after your name.
Now you are simply lying. GFY.
No more Internet for you today mUnty.
I’ve had half a dozen projects turn into commercial operations Monty, maybe more since, I’ve not kept track. Probably a billion worth all up. One major operation saved from closure and is still going thirty years later.
How many of yours have made it that far?
Yes I think your website is very good, but it isn’t exactly large scale engineering.
All of that is true Monty. Maybe read something other than CNN? Did you look at Tom’s toons today like I suggested?
Love the projection, Monty. When you can address and debate the scientific data please let me know. Bring anyone to help that you like. Dover might even start a thread and put on free popcorn!
Yay, we’re getting somewhere. For formality sake it’s BSc(hons 1), PhD from UniSyd – back from days when such things meant something. Oh is that Credentialism? I thought you liked credentialism.
I think Fauci should be cannonised.
As to be shot out of a cannon?
Just to be clear, M0nty wants to canonise Fauci. I want to cannonise him.
Roger, I don’t know what’s more cruel- that chick’s power bills, or you not picking up her obvious come-on line
Signed:
mUnter FbE Js LoOPM
Failed basic Economics
Journalism student
Living off Other People’s Money
And still has to pay for milk.
Roger at 12:46:-
And yet, Top Men in Gummint will be simultaneously assuring us that our standard of living is trending inexorably upward.
Of course, their measure of standard of living will neatly chop off the first couple of layers of Maslow’s hierarchy, and point to things like “cultural enrichment brought by immigrants”. (*)
The fact that pensioners have to huddle together in public libraries because they can’t afford heating at home will be held up as “enhancing community connection and reducing social isolation”.
…
* This measure is already in play. The much trumpeted “Most Livable City” metric uses “% of population born overseas” as a positive measure. No distinction is made between highly skilled Swiss tradesmen and tall machete-wielding chaps in singlets.
As Cohenite alluded to upthread.
Monty is asking questions and doubting BoN’s qualifications to opine on Fauci, fair enough.
Yet he and his lot are more than happy to follow the preaching about climate doom from a bloke whose main claim to fame is a more than passing knowledge of long extinct giant wombats.
Astounding.
dover0beach
June 5, 2024 1:21 pm
And winning back the seats lost to the Torries in 2019, and for the same policy reasons voters turfed Corbyn back then.
The frustrating thing is that the very issues which caused traditional Labour voters to dump Corbyn should be core Conservative values. The opportunity to capture a new core constituency has been killed by the London based “progressive Torries”.
Corbyn is standing as an independent against Labour in Islington North.
Interesting how he goes since the dump is overwhelmingly hard-left, but only about 11% muslim.
The Labour Party has chosen a guy who makes your woke bingo card melt.
Incidentally Gorgeous George won a byelection from Labour in February. He’s now formed the Wukka’s Party of South Waziristan aka Britain. Interesting to see how he goes also.
Blokes who’ve completed their Korean national service.
Having your capital city within artillery range of evil communists may focus the mind.
There’s not a whole lot of “The Army gives me lots of time to be with my kids” or “.. now that standards are lowered more weaklings & crybabies are capable of completing the obstacle course”
The Korean army doesn’t do “feelings”, concentrating instead on ‘military preparedness’, ‘military skills’ & stuff like that.
References are available. Viet Cong & NVA are both able to write excellent testimonials for anybody who may be enquiring about the military skills of the South Koreans.
The Viet Cong found out that you only ever made one mistake dealing with the soldiers of the Korean Division – your last.
KevinM
June 5, 2024 10:18 am
And imagine, there were a few here, who thought m0nty was a genuine, intelligent man with ideological convictions, but he proved to be a nasty vicious imbecile after all.
I still remember the good wishes that many here (not me!) sent him, after he claimed to be sick…
A perfect example of the most lethal problem with non-leftards: go hard and ruthlessly criticise each other while waiting to board the tumbrils.
Me neither
His “sickness” came but a few days after he glosted at the illness of a conservative figure. At the time I said that while I did not sympathise, I did not wish him I’ll.
Now I would not sympathise. Let the kidney stones return, and cause the fat turd to scream in pain.
Gloated
Imagine that!!!
So we have 1 public serpent for every 9 people. Thats a lot of hand holding. My wife went contracting for the PS, now gets paid 50% more and same conditions plus extras to do a lesser job than before because they don’t have staff that actually know what to do. Previously they’d fight tooth and nail to protect their fiefdoms but a contractor is no threat. So will do what is required. Managing people to do nothing of consequence or relevance is easy, all the meetings held about nothing is like an episode out of Seinfeld. The ones that know get on with the job, the others have more meetings and claim to be leading or part of the team that got the job done. Un effin believable. I refused to go to any PS social gatherings, my stomach couldn’t take it anymore.
There was a BMJ article published yesterday:
Going to be interesting to see what the excess death numbers are for 2023.
Here you go Dover:
Covid vaccines may have helped fuel rise in excess deaths (4 Jun)
It’s a write up of that paper in the UK Tele, which Yahoo has helpfully evaded the paywall for. Cats know all this of course since we’ve been discussing it for a long time. But nice to see it appear in the MSM.
mUnturd will challenge the claim that “Cats know all this …” He will not offer contrary evidence, as he lacks the skills to make a coherent argument.
There was a BMJ article published yesterday:
Dr. John Campbell had a video dated yesterday on the paper and an article in the British Telegraph. Linked to by someone here with the word ‘Proof’ .
I know the BOM get some things wrong, but my experience is that weather forecasting these days is incredibly good. Rain forecasting is a ‘best-guess’ sure, and longer-term forecasting swamped in warmening rhetoric, but apart from that the wind and cloud cover and temperature forecasting is outflamingstanding.
Just the weather radar alone is incredible.
Cyclone forecasting is over-detailed so people can sometimes be too sure it will not come their way, but updates are constant.
The harm saved in actions based on good forecasts – eg concrete pours, or picnics…
Nah really, BOM are worth it. If they didn’t parrot fashionable lies they would be great.
Worth it.
Definitely.
The main problem is they run the POAMA/ACCESS-S model software, which they got from the Poms (Hadley and UKMO). It is full-on climate catastropharian and thus runs hot (very hot from this comparison). So they overestimate evaporation and temperature, which then cascades to errors all down the forecasts.
That’s what it looks like to me. I haven’t ever seen into its guts so I can’t confirm my suspicions.
I suspect if they used modelling software with the true CO2 sensitivity that their forecasts would be much better. Unfortunately they can’t do that without proving the climate rubbish is a scam, and since they benefit financially from the scam their funding would be reduced significantly.
Biden signs executive order drastically tightening border (nbcnews.com)
Shouldn’t the headline be: Biden Adopts Trump Policy
Unaccompanied minors still allowed in. Anyone arriving at border who is in fear still allowed in plus arrivals by air.
Not a border policy.
‘You’ve Seemed To Whine Quite A Bit Today’: Harriet Hageman Clashes With AG Merrick Garland
Indolent put it up. He does some great links.
Well, well, well.
From their ABC.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/103927298.
It seems the Victorian Education Department was shuffling pedos around to avoid detection and continue offending as late as the 1990’s.
I await an earnest exposé by Seven Nilligan … “who knew what and when did they know it?”. Labor Ministers from the Cain-Kirner era will obviously be in the gun.
How could they not have known?
And Rank and File Dept of Ed flunkies who would now be SES.
Wasn’t Kirner Vicco Education Minister for a while?
And hadn’t Cdl Pell come down hard on the clerical pedos before that?
Mother Russia certainly fulfills the criteria for a finding of culpability.
BOM’s Climate Forecast Failure
Malcolm Roberts
So being a “greenie” is useful when being found guilty .. “No gaol for you your green” …..
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-05/home-detention-sentence-for-mclaren-vale-crash-driver/103936666
He drove through yield signs, hit another vehicle, killed a woman, and got 3 years home detention?
And now he’s complaining the penalty is too harsh?
This needs appealing, and the Judge needs some reeducating on his duties.
One for Monty that I took just now, just for him.
Don’t bother. A simple fvck off is more than mUnty warrants.
Well done BoN.
I might finish mine someday but was left in the lurch when PvO PO to Sydney.
You’re playing his game, Bruce.
Stop.
Trolls taste like chicken. Yum!
Bruce, no one here in possession of a brain ever doubted you. As the fellas have said, don’t fall into his stupid snares.
Stand back and watch him disappear into them.
It’s the “Biblical” thing to do! 😀
Note that Bruce’s PhD is in hard sciency stuff, not ‘interrogating the intersection of yoga, body image and genderfluidity.’
I know who Bruce is (from the early days of climate blogging when things were more relaxed) and Monty is on a hiding to nothing in questioning his bona fides.
Another awful job at farm. Husband had to do it. Wombats have terrible mange at the moment in the valley. We have been into town for the day & come back to find an adult wombat right at our garden gate. All hunched up & covered in mange. A picture of misery. It is almost as is he has come up to ask us to finish it for him. Knew that we were there when we approached, but hardly moved. Husband has gone out to put him out of his misery.
Drove to Khancoban the other day, then across to Tumbarumba, did 430 k and saw six dead wombats on the roads and only two wallaby/kangaroo.
Speedbox, if you read this, I am curious to know how many k’s you drove in 12 months of the Tesla.
I suspect you mean me, ours are urban daily drivers, they are charged daily to 80% and use less than 10% range a day. range is over 500k on 100% full charge. so we prolly do about 30k a day.
On a longer trip, the app plans out optimal route via superchargers, availability, how long you need to charge to safely get to the next one. etc
never had the need to use a supercharger yet.
Condolences to you both, Vicki.
The Bank of England has been a disaster
“Elon Musk is my name
And Terra is my nation.
Deep space is my dwelling place,
The stars my destination.”
Nice one BoN
For the folks at Boca Chica this awesome anthem:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZSTkunGczI
Truly turning cold refined steel into the dreams of spaceflight.
Very nice, except I think Elon hopes to know some of those things. I hope he does.
I must dig out and reread Extro and Demolished Man, since I can’t remember much about them, so long ago it was I read them.
Likewise but I re-read Demolished Man a few years ago
We often hear now that there are more women at university than men.
I would be curious to see a breakdown by discipline. Men vs women in sciences, including engineering, for example. (I actually know quite a few female engineers but they are mostly Chinese and Indian and they really are that good.)
I suspect the drippy-wet ‘Sciences’, like gender and race studies, and the muck that comprises HR departments, are ridiculously numerous because:
Me dear old Dad used to work (part time) in the sallowed halls of academe (business, not that he thought it needed to be a university subject, but that was where they taught it), and he was progressively more and more disappointed at how far the university lowered standards and ignored academic propriety to keep that delicious, sweet foreign dollars coming in.
Like a government printing dollars which then diminishes the value of the dollars earned by the people, the universities have printed degrees that have diminished the value of those held by those who earned them.
Monty’s credentials
This needs appealing, and the Judge needs some reeducating on his duties.
The perp has appealed his conviction.
Hopefully his lawyer has told him that this means his sentence can be changed too if he doesn’t succeed.
https://www.steynonline.com/14350/pier-review
Mark Steyn on the embarrassng Pier to Nowhere:
I have talked many times about the Dieppe Raid and the consequent invention of Mulberry harbours. Amid Thursday’s eightieth-anniversary observances, spare a thought for how D-Day would have gone with these guys in charge:
The US military seem to be screwing up publicly again and again. Between political interference and the infiltration of the Pronoun Police and their allies, trivial things like competence and morale are being driven into the ground.
Not comforting for their allies.
Trump must win to save them and us.
This one is like building a Mulberry then having the Germans steal the supplies unloaded over it. Hamas got it all.
I’ve been a tad busy but have listened to bits & pieces of the oral submissions in the Al Muderis v Channel 9 case.
Lehrmann v Channel has been raised a few times over the past week for both Al Muderis & Channel 9.
I couldn’t make head or tail of what Sue C was saying on behalf of Al Muderis re the Lehrmann case, too smart for me.
Dr Collins for Channel 9 referenced the Lehrmann case with the finding that someone could be less than truthful in parts of their evidence but that should not take away how truthful they are in what he viewed as the “important” evidence.
Also, both sides went out of their way to say how BRS defamation case ruling could not be applied to the Al Muderis case.
Considering how both cases are being appealed, I would have thought it would have been best to avoid both.
cohenite, there’s a fb/insta page called “Japan Muscle Girl Bar”.
I’ll leave you alone as you book the next available flight.
So texting on Signal that you’re planning to attack Jews is not sufficient evidence?
Judge grants bail to alleged teen terrorist, branding case ‘thin’ in bruising ruling for AFP – ABC News
(Apologies to CL as was first posted on the Latiners’ Catallaxy)
So texting on Signal that you’re planning to attack Jews is not sufficient evidence?
So, “parents neglected him a lot” but they were nevertheless “dedicated and concerned”?
I think we really need to get our Judges into a counselling session to discuss their failures in the job.
Sancho, it seems (?) the crimes and moving about were between 1993 and 1996?
If so, they’ll be onto Kennett like sh!t on flies.
Charlie Kirk is pushing for JD Vance as the VP pick.
Kirk is right, Vance is super smart and well credentialed.