Woohoo!
Woohoo!
She is not silly – knows it will be used to erase many inconvenient groups from the public space. Christians,…
Malcolm Turnbull wore a pantsuit too.
Thx Gaybar ???
Agreed. she wants a confrontation with a “Nazi” she just needs too look in the mirror
“We reached out to Trump’s representatives to see if they had any supplemental evidence to help substantiate their denial, as well as for a response to renewed attention on the comments in 2023”
How can you ‘substatiate’ something didn’t happen when there is no evidence that it did happen?
The Real Threat To Freedom… | The Neil Oliver Show
Supreme Court Thoroughly Rebukes Biden DOJ For Abusing Law To Go After Trump And His Supporters
They were warned.
War Of The Worlds – The Red Weed (1978)
Here’s a piece of typical ABC: a puff piece for the euthanasia industry that refuses to acknowledge that there could be an alternative point of view.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-29/nsw-report-data-voluntary-assisted-dying-state/104039592
Greens is an Australian family owned company. They employ Australians and the mixes are ALL made locally. The reason the prices have increased is no doubt due to sky rocketing power and transport costs. This is negatively impacting many local companies. However Coles/Woolworths and IGA have weekly specials and Greens is frequently on their special list. I bake most things however Greens products are good quality and handy to have in a pantry. I particularly like the Greens’ Date Loaf mix.
You Keep Using the Term ‘Authoritarian’
21 Facts That Joe Biden Doesn’t Want You To Know
Excellent rendition. Have a squiz.
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DR Kocerthuset:
Lawrence of Arabia – Ouverture – Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-D897l350A
Until he, Jillee and the Bunter experience some coincidental mysterious fatal accidents (i.e. they’re Arkancided) …
The simple fact is, having those imbeciles out front and centre allows for far more nefarious goings on behind the scenes, eh, mom jeans kenyan?
Oops, DR Koncerthuset.
I was going to go with brain freeze from eating too much icecream but no brain to freeze. So I’m split between tsunami at the beach in Delaware or not quite jumping the shark.
BTW, any Cats hoping to look up the Bill Leak ‘toon featuring the spectacularly talentless Dim Munchkins caterwauling about the joys of being a hypocritical collectivist cockhead, good luck.
It’s been “memory holed”*.
If you own a copy of “Trigger Warning“, it’s on page 8.
*A mate texted me last night asking if it could be found – no luck, despite engaging several search engines.
He’s very seventies.
David Dundas – Jeans On (1977)
That was a one hit wonder btw.
Leak had been fearlessly essaying the brutal reality of aboriginal “gender-based violence” for many years before this relatively harmless depiction of the bleeding obvious commenced his Auto-da-fé …
So much for tall poppies.
Just to get things in perspective.
The Week in Pictures: The Most Schadenfreudey Edition Evah!
Yeah, no. Linkee now workee
Peter Doocy: Sources share there is no plan for Biden to drop out
Peta Credlin:
There’s more on Moisten but that’s for another day.
Works for me, but I do the swishing.
Zinger from John Stewart (of all people) describing Dementia Joe’s “slack-jawed deer in the headlights” look:-
“Oh, that’s just his resting 25th Amendment face”.
JC
June 29, 2024 9:00 pm
Just to get things in perspective.
Well, yes.
US deaths.
But there is the little matter of the MCAS cock-up which caused two 737 Maxidents and deaths of 346 people (only a small number being US citizens).
Well, I’ve landed in Sicktoria and was wondering, does Melbournistan have more round-a-bouts and speed bumps than any other shitty?
Greetings from Dubrovnik! Hot as Hades and full as a goog.
We were ripped off for cool drinks and jostled and elbowed from one end of town to the other. Despairing of ever getting a seat on a shuttle, we were ripped of again for a taxi ride back to the wharf. Never again.
On a positive note, I had fun at lunch yesterday. A table mixture of Aussies and Americans, conversation inevitably turned to the candidates.
In for a penny, in for a pound and going where angels fear to tread…”I quite like Trump.”
The horror! Gazing around the concerned faces like a naughty child, I caught a twinkle and a grin. She was a Texan. 😀
I’m finding the rôle of enfant terrible far more effective than arguing sensibly about Trump.
We are now living in a post analytical world. Zero self awareness, maximum cognitive dissonance spiced with emotion and informed by an utterly demeaned and partisan media.
It’s a deadly mix if you want to engage in rational discussion.
‘Native French’ Pose ‘Serious Problem’ for Social Cohesion, Says Far-Left Leader Mélenchon
I’m guessing those mean old “native French” didn’t tear anyone from anywhere to import them to Paris. They did probably expect you to assimilate when you got there though.
But hey, “diversity is our strength”, so party on.
Thought for the day
Week In Pictures.
Probably safe at this time of day?
n’est-ce pas?
Thanks Tom.
After nearly nine weeks of travel, here’s one the Kittehs will understand. 😀
And I did like this one also.
Bother. This one.
Nice Calli!
Where are you now?
We are in Rabat, Malta, in an excellent old four-storey old-made-new apartment – right next door to a pub hosting a wedding.
Interesting – Western music, inc Tom Jones and Frankie, and then a lot of old standards. We spied down into the courtyard and worked out the couple are in their 50s. Then followed some traditional Italian and maybe Maltese – and now the ambulance has turned up and is carting away a groovy grannie in an oxygen mask.
As the major political parties have abandoned the ideologies – conservatism, social democracy, liberalism – that once gave them meaning, ‘saving the planet’ and posing as the guardians of minorities have provided a semblance of mission to their otherwise deathly technocracy.
The revenge of the centrist dads – spiked (spiked-online.com)
Tucker Reacts to Trump vs. Biden Debate During Sydney, Australia Speech
Apology if this has already been posted.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/06/uh-oh-another-bad-news-democrats-biden-cannot/
Zippster,
thanks for the Tucker link. It was great.
My favourite part, “Jakinda Ardhern, the retarded girl with BIG teeth”.
A perfect description of the former Kiwi PM. 😀
Malta was an English colony until the early sixties, preference for Anglosphere music not much of a surprise.
In fact doesn’t matter if you are in Spain Italy France or Portugal eityer, Anglosphere music is played everywhere, with the local stuff interspersed in bars, cafes on buses etc.
I always remember the bar owner at the agora in Marseilles singing along to Queen.
It was very amusing.
So the Dems are stuck with Biden, unless there are exceptional circumstances.
I don’t know what the concern is.
He answered all the questions.
I realise that “Holocaust” series aren’t for everyone but this one ..
WE WERE THE LUCKY ONES .. recounts the wartime suffering of a Polish Jewish family who thru various subturfuges & separate paths survived the entire war outside the ‘camps” .. From Poland to Siberia, on to Italy & Brazil it follows various family members as they struggle to avoid falling into the NAZI “camp” system …..
Based on a true story with post war bio added into the end credits .. unvarnished & no frills life on the run/in hiding account from the book by a grandaughter, Georgia Hunter ……
Available on “free” online streamer .. HULU
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9114512/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_we%2520were%2520the%2520lucky%2520ones
James Campbell on Julian Assange:
Rather different tune from all the flogs clamouring over who saved the bloke.
@TuckerCarlson
Joe Biden’s dementia, as seen from 10,000 miles away.
Under-pressure WA senator Fatima Payman vows to continue fighting for her beliefsJoe SpagnoloThe West Australian
Sun, 30 June 2024 2:00AM
After a bruising week, WA senator Fatima Payman says she cannot promise Prime Minister Anthony Albanese or her Labor colleagues that she will not cross the floor again — even if it means jeopardising her political career.
Senator Payman admitted to The Sunday Times she had not had any contact with her WA and Federal colleagues since crossing the floor to support a motion recognising the State of Palestine, but said she was prepared to wear the repercussions of her actions in pursuit of what she believes to be right.
“It’s probably impacted our relationship,” she said.
“If the Caucus is upset with me, I don’t have control over their emotions and how they are letting this affect them.
“This is an important issue to me — fighting for justice, equality and freedom is something I hold very dearly.
“I can’t afford to be silent on this matter.”
The 29-year-old defied party ranks on Tuesday when she crossed the floor — the first time any Labor politician has done so since 1998, and sparking a political firestorm in the process.
In Federal Labor, no one ever goes against “The Family” — not publicly anyway, with an expectation all follow the “all for one, and one for all” mantra in the public domain.
Party rules for candidates state: “If elected to Parliamentary Office I will, on all questions before the Parliament, vote as a majority of the Parliamentary Labor Party may decide at a properly constituted caucus meeting.”
So Senator Payman’s move to cross the floor to vote with the Greens and crossbench senators Lidia Thorpe and David Pocock, left Prime Minister Anthony Albanese red-faced and left many of her colleagues seething.
Several Labor sources spoken to by The Sunday Times were scathing of Senator Payman’s actions, with calls for her to be expelled from the party.
“She should be expelled,” a source said.
“It is a long-held rule of the party and the foundation upon which it is built that the party acts collectively and that decisions are made at party level at the expense of individual views.
“If you do disagree with that view, you have two options — suck it up or resign.”
Another Labor source claimed the Senator’s preselection in four years’ time would now be in jeopardy because of her actions.
“There is a lot of anger towards her,” a Labor source said.
“Her colleagues are really angry at her.
“It might be tough for her to be preselected (again).
“If she continues to vote against the party, there is no way back for her.”
Mr Albanese hauled Senator Payman into his Parliament House office to tell her she could not attend any Labor Caucus meetings this week as punishment for her actions. Several Labor sources believed he should have been tougher.
Senator Payman said she respected Mr Albanese, but admitted their meeting was tough.
“It was very similar to being taken to the principal’s office for a telling-off,” she said of the experience.
“I told the Prime Minister I literally made my mind up (to vote with Greens and independents) on the floor (of the Senate).
“I had spent the whole day, thinking, reflecting, praying.
“I knew this (decision) was above me.
“It wasn’t a self-indulgent act.
“I understood that by me crossing (the floor) this could mean I’d be expelled from the party.
“So I was conscious of the fact that my membership could be terminated.”
Mr Albanese made clear this week he expected Senator Payman to toe the line.
“We expect that people will participate in our caucus process and comply,” he said.
Even so, Senator Payman remains unrepentant about her stance.
Some good news. NYT so paywalled, but this is an excerpt.
A String of Supreme Court Decisions Hits Hard at Environmental Rules
Why Are Liberals Suddenly Denouncing the Right to a Jury Trial?
White House Aides Reportedly Confirm Biden Exhibits Classic Dementia Symptom
Yes, Democrats Can Replace Biden – With Newsom or Anyone They Want. Here’s How.
This is something I don’t understand. Michelle Obama has a zero public service and/or business record. She is a lawyer who lost her licence under mysterious circumstances (similar to Hillary). How on earth can anyone think she is suitable to be president of the U.S.?
Michelle Obama Odds Surge to Replace Joe Biden After Debate
Paul Embery: Why the Modern Left Loathes the Working Class…
Triggernometry
#believeallwomen #exceptassange
Commits political adultery, and then says,
“It’s not me, it’s you.”
I did predict this lady was going to be big trouble for the ALP.
In Flies on a Turd news:
Luckily, there’s not much else for Canbra to be concerned about at the moment.
So how is the left media spinning Joe’s debate performance and the way ahead for American voters. Watch this clip, “Why Americans must live the reality”. The art of double speak knows no bounds. https://www.msnbc.com/the-weekend/watch/why-americans-must-live-in-the-reality-about-their-choice-between-trump-and-biden-213948485603
Our defense is in the best hands…
Biden ‘has the capacity’ to stay on as US president: Marles (Grauniad, 20 min ago)
Biden can serve another four years: Marles (Paywallian)
Woolworths, apparently, thinx lotza shoppers suffer from short term memory loss ..a month ago they raised the price of Home brand tinned cat food from $1.65 to $1.85 425g tin ..
This week they have reduced the same cat food via one of their “locked down saver price” specials from $1.85 to $1.65 …
President Joe Biden is Insane
Tulsi Gabbard
He is, of course, lying.
What’s interesting is he either doesn’t realise or doesn’t care that he looks like an idiot.
Mind you, he also things Senator Payman is true blue Labor.
Perhaps Marles is as dim-witted as he looks.
Indolent
June 30, 2024 9:19 am
Even if you were raised in a log cabin you can become president, why not her?
Oops forgot to include the pic.
In his defence, you have to remember who Marles is surrounded by when he makes that call. Dribbly Joe probably does seem adequate from the bottom of the well.
Shirley a redundant question.
Watching a montage of Biden’s greatest public cockups, thoughtfully provided by Outsiders.
Quality viewing, and very clearly indicative of lengths the democrat machine has gone to in order to hide this senile puppet’s actual cognitive ability.
So I watched the CNN debate again. Despite all of CNN’s purported ‘strict rules’ of no notes, pen and paper only etc, it seems pretty clear to me that Biden had an earpiece and he was being told what to say.
Much of the time when Trump was speaking, Biden was not reacting at all to what Trump was saying, even when Trump was landing blows on him and, if he were listening, we should have seen head shakes or facial reactions. And it wasn’t that he was incapable of understanding Trump, as there were times when he was listening and following along and making the appropriate gesticulations, facial gestures and so forth.
Now I know people might say he was zoning out when he fairly obviously wasn’t listening to Trump’s responses, and that was no doubt true some of the time, but I watched him closely and there were several spells when he appeared to be listening to something else rather than staring vacantly into the void, his mouth agape. After these particular occasions, when it was his turn to speak next, he tended to jump straight out of the gate with relatively detailed information, as if he had literally just been told it. Which I suspect was the case. There was one time after one of these moments of paying no attention to Trump when he got the first question of a new topic; he started answering the question way too quickly relative to his previous responses. It seemed fairly clear to me that he’d just been told the question was coming up and to be ready with his answer.
At least twice he touched his right ear in an unnatural way. The first time could maybe be described as a one-off but the second was a fairly clear signal – he appeared to be staring at someone with a panicked look on his face when he did it, and it was much more of an indicative gesture rather than a tweak – it looked to me to be a ‘tell me wtf to say, man!’ kind of gesture.
When I first watched the debate, I noticed there were times when CNN unexpectedly cut away from the side-by-side headshots whilst Trump was speaking to show only Trump, and this looked suspicious. I reckon these were times when old Joe was too clearly taking instructions from his handlers and CNN didn’t want to show that. After all, it was clear they were making an effort to depict themselves as being super impartial, so they wouldn’t want to broadcast any evidence that they’d fed Biden’s team the questions in advance, the order in which they’d be asked, and the fact he was permitted to use an earpiece…and their ‘strict rules’ about what each candidate could bring to the podium were an illusion (for Biden, anyway).
To be fair to CNN – not that they deserve it – they kind of had to let him cheat. I mean, if they allowed him to go up there entirely unaided, he would have been unable to answer the questions beyond superficialities.
Actually, on second thoughts, CNN doesn’t deserve it. The American public should know exactly how incapable their CinC is. By permitting Biden to use an earpiece, CNN obscured this from them. Suspicions that otherwise might have arisen did not due to moderators’ appearance of being super duper fair and balanced in their questioning, the time given for each candidates to respond and the unusual lack of editorialising from Tapper and Bash, who are clearly in the tank for whomever isn’t Trump. CNN’s ostensible discovery of journalistic ethics during the debate was itself an unscrupulous pretense, erected to deceive viewers into thinking old Joe was on his own up there. No, he had someone in his ear the whole time, and CNN facilitated this.
He is but he may have insider knowledge of he coming election theft.
In Hey Siri, define ‘first world problem’ news:
I like my toast really, really toasted – threshold setting off the fire alarm toasted.
We had a designer toaster that at full blast setting produced Assange-coloured toast requiring two+ sessions for adequate bronzing. I rejoiced (quietly) when it died.
The $20 K-Mart replacement that I bought didn’t do much better. I binned it.
Mrs F has now brought a digital toaster to the family home. This morning I discovered that even AI and the computing power of an Apollo spacecraft is unable to achieve proper darkness and crunch.
There must be some Australian design standard behind this mischief.
Daily Telegraph has an article up about NSW Productivity Commission report into how flu jabs could save lives and $500m a year.
Naturally the answer is people take the flu jab. Because herd immunity and protecting your mates etc.
The answer is always more jabs.
Which brings us to the question, do enough Americans fear/hate Trump so much that they’re prepared to come out en masse and vote for Biden?
Absent a substantial turnout, I don’t think any Democrat ballot shenanigans being planned would have plausibility.
We have a Sunbeam around 5 y.o. that can do dark and crunchy.
Mind you, it’s not the quickest toaster on the planet.
This was the genius strategy of Trump. He realised that all that would be necessary was to get Biden in front of a camera.
So what he did was agree to every term for the CNN debate, then kept to the rules meekly no matter what indignity and unfairness they meted out. For tactical effect Trump certainly would not mention Biden’s earpiece, since his whole aim was to make it about Joe and not let the MSM make it about him.
And it worked. In spades. Probably too well, since despite Obama and his team of puppetmeisters it looks pretty likely the panicking Democrats are going to dig up another candidate from somewhere.
LOL the s$#@show called the Townsville City Council rolls on. The mayor has pulled the nutter card had a week off then tried to re-enter his office. Access was blocked by the CEO & security. He’s now screaming everything from its undemocratic to discrimination being the latest. He’s already got an open CCC investigation into him, apparently a local government body is waiting in the winds with another and Miles wants this off the news pages before the election. However that’s the least of it, well known the council finances are a shambles.
The Deputy Mayor a guy who’s been around the north for years and been a bit of a transparency crusader, Paul Jacob has dashed any hopes the councils opaque nature will change tack. The ALP leaning councillors closed ranks with him and are already doing business behind closed doors especially on the debt & Houghton Pipeline. Commercial in Confidence apparently… The budget came out this week and Mr Jacob called it a bold budget. All us ratepayers get slugged 10% and the all the fees/charges rise. Then there’s piece de la résistance, installing parking meters on “The Strand” which for those south is probably the only real tourist attraction round these parts apart from the WWII bunkers and buildings still about for military buffs.
One ray of light is that something Chrisifulli may actually do, set the dogs of the CCC on the council and appoint an administrator. Rumours around that us and Rockhampton are in the firing line and another council in SEQ. Our previous Mayor was quite chummy with Paul Pisale who got jailed for corruption at the Ipswich council.
FFS, the standard of person standing for public offices all around this country is abysmal.
Payman ‘won’t quit caucus’Anne Barrowclough
Fatima Payman has said she has no intention of leaving the Labor caucus despite crossing the floor over a vote on Palestinian statehood.
However she suggested that Labor didn’t entirely embrace diversity when it came to votes such as the Palestinian issue.
Senator Payman broke with 130 years of Labor tradition on Tuesday night in voting against her party while refusing to tender her resignation, prompting calls for her immediate expulsion or a long-term suspension from the party.
But the Prime Minister instead barred her from attending just one scheduled caucus meeting next week, a decision she told ABC’s Insiders was “stern but fair”.
Asked if she had any intention of quitting caucus, she replied: “No, I don’t have any intention.”
However, she continued: “We know that the 47th parliament has been the most diverse parliament ever. You can’t have that diversity in personalities and the representation but not have the diversity in views and opinions.
“We’ve had diverse views in the caucus from various people, various perspectives on the table. But I think we need to embrace that diversity of views.”
Senator Payman said she believed in a two-state solution and accepted Israel’s right to exist. But she said she would cross the floor again if she felt it was necessary.
“We’re talking about 40,000 Palestinians being massacred here,” she said. “And so that’s why I will use what is within my power as a backbench senator to continue advocating for a just and lasting solution. And I think that’s what Australians want.
The Palis have rejected five offers of a Two State solution since the late 1930’s. What makes anyone think they will accept such a solution now?
The deviants are abandoning the Kiddy Sniffer in Chief;
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ny-times-editorial-board-urges-biden-quit-race-did-trump-administer-premature-kill-shot
Awesome! She’ll do it again too. Brandt will see to that. This is just what normies want- to see the Govt and the PM pandering to the moslems.
I was just reading a paper that suggested a direct correlation between Karening and fewer women getting married.
It postulated that in the absence of men being readily available in the home to fulfill their primary role as targets for bitter and resentful mid-thirties women, Karens are forced to take their psychopathy out into the community.
Bulltish? Possibly, but a great dinner party destroyer.
“We’ve had diverse views in the caucus from various people, various perspectives on the table. But I think we need to embrace that diversity of views.”
Putting my Nietzschean hat on for a moment…
The call for diversity is but a masked will to power.
Once power is achieved, diversity is out the window (sometimes literally).
The astonishment with which the world beheld the frail and decrepit state of Joe in the debate will be a gift for Trump no matter what the Dims do.
All the talking heads who vouched for Biden’s mental health, even marvelling at his mastery of facts and subtlety of his thinking, have now been revealed as mere shills. The evidence is plain to see – they sang Biden’s praises and scornfully denounced anyone suggesting he was in any way impaired (‘cheap fakes’ anyone?) right up to Thursday night. Trump need only remind voters of the dishonesty of the MSM and Democrat politicians. They lie without the least compunction when their agenda is at stake.
He will also be able to point out that it is not possible that Biden was making the decisions. There were others behind the scenes who were responsible for the disastrous policies that have so damaged America. If they swap Biden out and bring in a new figurehead it won’t make a difference because those people in the shadows will still be there. No matter who they put up they will be offering a Biden Presidency.
It all unravelled because they thought they thought it a good idea to have a debate rather than weasel out with a BS excuse.
$40 billion a year ain'[t “meagre” .. FFS!
With Australia increasingly recognising Indigenous land claims, now the climate battle often involves First Nations people.
Armed with relatively meagre resources, they’re usually represented by legal charities and supported by philanthropists — and facing off with multi-billion-dollar fossil fuel companies or governments.
Oh, and the thing Biden said about his golf handicap having lowered from 8 to 6?
Just look at his stiff shuffling walk. Trump put it perfectly, “I’ve seen your swing.”
It was just such a ridiculous and obvious lie from Biden. Not even necessary. It was an instinct to talk himself up with fibs. What a small man.
NY Times:
Actually Biden is pretty much the man he was four years ago. I’m old enough to remember how he was hidden away to avoid his then obvious infirmity being ‘plain to see’.
Anyone who has, or had, someone with dementia in their lives would have recognised the dreadful lost look in his eyes.
Oh noes.
Fast fashion is harming our planet—these four tips can help you build a more sustainable wardrobe (Phys.org, 29 Jun)
Those poor distressed jeans! Who will save them? I’m not entirely sure I’d want to rent a pair of jeans, distressed or otherwise. At least now I know if I want to get a hole in my jeans repaired I can go to France and the government will subsidize the needlework.
I think it’s ironic that this green lady is advocating for women to dress pretty much how men have done since, like, forever.
Dr F at 10:28.
Ah, yes, you may say it is not fit for purpose, but it does have a five star energy rating, only using 2.56 Ratowatt hours per annum.
Alwayz amazed at how folk who remember past lives are never, run-of-the-mill, peasants .. LOL!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13503507/ayahuasca-retreat-experience-past-lives.html
No more convincing than Jennings, sorry to say.
The Cat is such a valuable resource.
I am now able to quote PhysOrg when challenged about my carefully curated, extended use, chemical-stained jeans.
Roger at 10:36.
Now you’ve hit on why the Dimocrats are in panic.
This isn’t a forced binary choice.
Option 3 is to stay home.
I don’t see too many people pounding on the door of a polling station to vote for “Err What’s My Name Again” if Friday was any example of his best tub-thumping rev up.
In the spirit of the original Diogenes I have been making toast under the griller for years. Use your nose for doneness and don’t get distracted.
Marles is just signaling the government’s fealty to the GAE. It really is nothing more or less than that.
I don’t think the CNN people thought he would do as badly as he did. They were probably told by Joe’s minders that he’d be all right on the night, they’d juice him up appropriately, he’d have his earpiece and he’ll turn in a performance similar to that at the last SOTU. CNN might well be furious after Joe’s performance. They have questions to answer about what took place. If it emerged that CNN permitted Joe to wear an earpiece and provided his team with the questions in advance, that would be a scandal that I don’t think it could survive. And it may well emerge – if there is a concerted campaign by the Dems to pressure Biden to step aside, it is exactly the kind of information they would leak. People already think he’s bad. It wouldn’t be hard to join the dots and calculate how much worse he’d be with no voice in his ear telling him what to say just before he needs to say it.
Even if this doesn’t happen, seems to me that CNN still has serious questions to answer that arise through simple deduction. The issue is whether it is medically possible for a person at the stage of dementia Biden appears to be in to turn in the performance he did without aid. I think it might not be. After all, Biden did cover a lot of ground, much of the time incoherently, but still. How could someone with his condition do that without aid? I don’t see how they could. The breadth of information and the level of detail he was ostensibly recalling and stating when questioned was incongruous with the manner in which he stated it, assuming he was up there unassisted.
As I said yesterday, if Biden is unfit to be a candidate for President he’s unfit to be President now. If he’s unfit now, how long has he been unfit for over the last four years? If he’s been unfit for a length of time who, individual or group, has actually been making the executive decisions? Re Ukraine? Gaza? Iran? Yemen? China? Etc. Is this circumstance unique to Biden or has this ‘delegation’ been a feature of the GAE for some time or since its inception?
No, he had someone in his ear the whole time, and CNN facilitated this.
Cmon man, have you ever tried to maintain concentration with a mindworm in your ear??
dover0beach
June 30, 2024 12:06 pm
I think that is true if looked at impartially.
However, if the Dimocrats want to replace him but keep him in the chair until January, they will spin it as “whilst he is currently capable of performing the role, there are concerns that his health may deteriorate towards the latter part of the next Presidential term”.
Bullshit, of course, but that hasn’t bothered them up until now.
Monday a big day for SCOTUS when it hands down its judgment in Trump’s immunity claim against the Mara-Lago document prosecution. If the court agrees with absolute immunity ALL 4 cases against him including the slut stormy hush money case where the corrupt creep merchan is due to sentence on July 11 will be nullified. If Trump has absolute immunity merchan cannot sentence. Partial immunity will still make it problematic.
I guess the other question is when (or should) Trump start to express pity for Biden, and expressly call out the people who continue to use him in the manner that is now clear. There have long been jokes about elder abuse and Biden, but even those with TDS who refused to see the reality until it smashed them about the head during the debate will not be able to escape the conclusion that what they’re doing to Biden is cruel to the point of sadistic.
I understand that Biden has gone after Trump and his family in a way that would be hard to overlook. However, can it be said that Biden is truly responsible for this? He’s evidently a meat puppet at this stage, and has likely been for a good long while. Trump would have long had detailed intel on this.
I can’t stand Biden – he’s a truly loathsome individual and he always has been. You still see glimpses of that awful person in his current decrepitude. However, he really is no longer that person anymore and should not be held responsible for what is being done in his name.
Once someone has lost their marbles, it is at that point a civilised society no longer seeks punitive justice against the body of that person, even if it was inhabited by the most abhorrent of individuals you can think of – any of history’s monsters, I don’t care. The principle remains. A civilised society instead places that living body, as innocent as a newborn, in an environment where it is comfortable, safe and able to spend its last days in privacy and dignity – even if the person that body once was is not remotely deserving of such mercy.
If we haven’t quite yet approached this point with Biden, we certainly aren’t far off it. Perhaps Trump should acknowledge this.
Indeed. BTW, amazing that global shipbuilding is essentially concentrated in the NW Pacific, between China, South Korea, and Japan. Good short thread too.
I feel a movement in the force, like a billion incels all Reeeeed at once and were suddenly silenced…
See this – this is why I should not pay tax anymore.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/article/2024/jun/29/this-is-how-we-do-it-in-australia-susan-and-samuel
Every month, I pay Samuel £840 to meet me for four hours in a Brisbane motel room. I always book the same motel, because it’s wheelchair-accessible: I’m paraplegic, so I have certain accessibility needs. I make sure to arrive early, so I can do my makeup. We’ve been meeting this way for a year, but I still feel a flutter of nerves as I’m waiting for his knock on the door. As soon as I set eyes on him, I feel calmer. He has a gentlemanly, soft way about him, which is what attracted me when I found his escort profile online. He always arrives in a button-down shirt and jacket, and he is never quite clean-shaven. We start with a chat and he mixes me a cocktail. Then he carries me into the bedroom.
I’m not sure if the motel staff know that Samuel is a sex worker, but I’m not bothered if they do. In most of Australia, sex work is decriminalised – and my time with Samuel is even subsidised by the government. At the end of each session, Samuel sends an invoice marked “support worker” to my plan manager at the national disability insurance scheme. In 2020, a woman with multiple sclerosis won the legal right to get the NDIS to pay for her sessions with a sex worker. Reading about that case gave me the idea of meeting an escort.
The term “support worker” is vague, but feels right to me. I do feel supported by Samuel. When I contacted him, I was recovering from a nasty separation. I’d been with my ex for a decade, and his approach to intimacy had been rough and unfeeling. Single again at 56, I didn’t feel hopeful about meeting another man. Trying to date as a wheelchair user makes you very vulnerable. If I go home with someone and he takes advantage of me, I can’t run away or fight back.
Being paraplegic, I feel exposed – but also invisible. I’m a sexual person, but a lot of men simply look through me. Samuel sees me as a sexual being. He works with a number of disabled clients, so isn’t afraid to put me on top or experiment with acrobatic positions. He’s got a beautiful, sturdy body, what he describes as a “dad bod”. I looked at other escorts online but they were all so buffed-up and young – the thought of being with a man like that made me feel insecure. Samuel is greying in a lovely way; he’s in his late 40s and has depth.
I never lose sight of the fact that there is a boundary between us. I am aware I pay to see a shiny, perfect version of Samuel and, in a way, I am relieved I’m not burdened with a full-time relationship. I’ve given too much of myself away to men in the past. I don’t think I would want to see Samuel more than once a month. Apart from anything else, I don’t have the stamina.
Leading to.
https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/ndis-cost-could-blow-out-to-125b-a-year-20240118-p5eye5
Trump would do good to not comment on “immunity” – detractors would easily frame it as a technicality, a get out of jail card, a fringe privilege for the lawyered-up- but return to the riff of mucking out the three-letter agencies and shining a light on the ridiculuos convolutions f procedure and jurisdiction by which the marginal DA’s and state courts have tried to take him down.
“They’re coming after you- but I’m just standing in the way.”
As I said yesterday, if Biden is unfit to be a candidate for President he’s unfit to be President now.
This has been proven. I am amazed that Trump never mentioned the Hur report into whether biden was fit to stand trial for offences which Trump has (erroneously) been charged with: taking and dealing with confidential documents. Biden did this while he was a senator and VP. The only person who has authority to deal with confidential documents is POTUS. Yet biden despite him doing this was not charged because he was unfit to stand trial. If he is unfit to stand trial he is unfit to be POTUS.
And before I forget, WIP featured a sensational cute owl:
file:///C:/Users/User/Documents/cuteowl%20in%20US%20bikini.webp
If the link doesn’t work it’s the last photo in the current WIP.
Yes tax time is coming up and I’m very mindful of how the Canbra filth demands my money with menaces and then squanders it The Mostyn pay rise probably the most grotesque example. Hard to think of a more ghastly wimmin. Only in Canbra.
Dammit Cohen don’t ruin WIP for me
It was not part of their blood, It came to them very late, With long arrears to make good, When the Incel began to hate.
They were not easily moved, They were icy — willing to wait Till every count should be proved, Ere the Incel began to hate.
Their Reeeees were even and low. Their websites were level and straight. There was neither sign nor show When the Incel began to hate.
It was not preached to the crowd. It was not taught by the state. No man spoke it aloud When the Incel began to hate.
It was not suddently bred. It will not swiftly abate. Through the chilled years ahead, When Time shall count from the date That the Incel began to hate.
It’s complicated, but Breaker Morant is still a war criminal | Peter GoersI’ll always believe that Morant was following orders and that he became a scapegoat of empire – but he was also a war criminal, writes Peter Goers
From the Hun.
Calli – are you by any chance on one of the Split/Dubrovnik cruises? [We got on the MV Memories exactly one year ago with Antun as cruise director… 1 July D -> S cruise]
You wrote the last para and totally missed what you’re saying. South Korea and Japan are under the American nuclear umbrella and inside the American orbit, or as you’re constantly reminding us , the GOA. So what if commercial ship building is maintained off the continental US. It’s like ship building was concentrated in Hawaii for all intents as SK and Japan are essentially “GOA”: appendages.
Moreover, the production of commercial ships from those two countries equals China’s, so where’s the concern here?
The Trump camp needs to play this very carefully.
In no way can they be seen to be gloating or making fun of the Sniffer in Chief.
The narrative needs to go something like …
“Clearly Biden is cognitively impaired.
Which is personally sad for him and his family.
But it draws into question his ability to perform the duties of POTUS.
He is making momentous decisions every day which effect the safety and security of the nation …”
And the punchline …
“… or if he is not making those decisions, who is?”
Don’t name names.
Don’t speculate.
If asked who the puppet master is just say “I don’t know. That is the point. Either we have a severely impaired President making these decisions, or he is being guided by someone else, and the American people – including me – don’t know who that is”.
Let CNN say the word “Obama”.
Instead of just looking at commercial shipping, let’s look at who is the biggest arms exporter in the world.
How about China?
Nestled in just above Germany at 5.8% of global arms exports. US is currently at 41.7%. This is where the rubber meets the road. This shows you that when countries have a choice they buy the better more reliable equipment and says a great deal where countries go.
Commercial shipping is no discernible importance in an ocean war, which is what a confrontation with China would entail.
More importantly, who exports the most fighter jets and war related aircraft?
Oh, it’s the US again.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_aircraft_and_spacecraft_exports
Next Twitter feed. US doesn’t manufacture Leggo, which has huge implications in a confrontation.
Which Presidents are you referring to?
Reagan?
Bush I and/or II?
Clinton?
Obama?
Trump?
Sure, they all had a circle of advisors (which is wise), but I doubt any of them were taking verbatim direction from some shadowy cabal.
Marles warns Payman over crossing floor again
Anne Barrowclough
Richard Marles has signalled that Fatima Payman may receive a harsher punishment than suspension if she crosses the floor again as she did last week over a vote on Palestinian statehood.
Senator Payman told ABC’s Insiders on Sunday that she would not rule out crossing the floor again on a similar motion.
However, earlier on the same program, the Defence Minister suggested the Labor caucus would not take lightly another floor crossing.
“I can’t over emphasise enough how important all of us who are members of the team regard the obligations of being a member of the team in terms of the way in which we behave,” he said.
“Caucus solidarity is fundamentally important to everyone of us. It’s the heart of the obligations that we have in terms of being members of the Labor Party.
“And clearly that will be foremost in the minds of the caucus.”
Oh come on
June 30, 2024 10:17 am
So I watched the CNN debate again. Despite all of CNN’s purported ‘strict rules’ of no notes, pen and paper only etc, it seems pretty clear to me that Biden had an earpiece and he was being told what to say.
I wasn’t aware that notes were verboten, so it didn’t register at the time I first saw it, (and now can’t be bothered to watch the debate again), but I could have sworn that the demented carcass was looking at notes on the lectern, while Trump was talking, on at least one occasion.
Have other observant Cats noticed this?
Also, can an earpiece be so small that it can be totally hidden from view? A modern, expensive (small), simple hearing aid ie. just a battery-powered amplifier with no RF receiver still sticks out of the ear like the proverbials.
Shenanigans from the CNN leftist sewer are a 100% certainty, however, the way the Machine works, we will probably read about it in an upcoming hard-cover reveal-all sometimes in the next 3 decades.
The CCP plays a fairly straight bat:
Face-off of US presidential candidates ‘fails to inject vitality’ into rigid politics
Translation: Democracy with US characteristics has failed.
A message to the world that will bring comfort and great joy to the mandarins of the Chinese Empire and their satraps everywhere.
NBC:
Hahahahaha, XI is up for reelection this year?
Some are talking still about a second debate. lol.
What with? The baby seal is lying on the ice with its brains bashed out.
Note: This isn’t the first time the Demons have hidden their candidates physical failings.
FDR.
It was never spoken about in the media at the time and when in front of the camera they hid his impairment with various tricks.
I suspect it’s going to be next to impossible to get rid of the corpse.
From what I’ve read, the delegates are basically locked into the convention. One alternative is to 25th amendment him out of there. However, you have to expect the cabinet members who have been bullshitting about the corpse’s sharpness to do a 180 and pretend this was all new to them. Also, these people are lick-spittles, and they won’t throw him out.
Recent chatter coming from the administration, other then the fact the corpse had a cold , was that he’s very functional between 10.00 am to 4.00 pm. LOL
The last possibility is the wife talking him out of running. By the looks of things, it’s a it’s a fat chance.
Also, can an earpiece be so small that it can be totally hidden from view?
The battery will be the largest piece but for a couple of hours there are expensive primary cells (non rechargeable). Zinc – air is pretty good.
Who knows what comes out of CIA black labs? Might be skin thin conformal.
Yes, yes, JC, everything is fine.
You couldn’t be more wrong. In an ocean war, commercial shipbuilding will have to take on the bulk of warship building, as was the case in WW2, the US is going to have to count on Japan and South Korea which are both far closer to China than the US. The ‘nuclear umbrella’ is not going to make a difference here. As for percentage of arms exports, that is simply a product of the alliance system.
Aspiring artist news (the Hun):
Oh okay. So he’s one of those people.
I will speculate that this ‘homeless’ bloke had plenty of homes to go to, but has been kicked out of them all because of shit behaviour.
Homicide Squad detective senior constable Kate Lynch
What? Why, she’s a… woman. In a Homicide Squad. Surely that only happens in British pulp novels.
Ah. I am not at all confident that the now-privately-owned custody firms take direction for what happens in their own wheelhouse from jumped-up lawyers masquerading as magistrates.
I bet they didn’t. Any mention of ‘iced-up nuffery’ may scandalise the court.
Ha.
To get Joe out Dr Jill first needs to have an unfortunate accident.
Hello, Hillary?
Serious question: In the event of a war of China vs USA in the Pacific, how do you get the losing side to stop fighting?
The Jan 6 protestors were charged under 18 U.S. Code § 1512 – Tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant
(c)Whoever corruptly—(1)alters, destroys, mutilates, or conceals a record, document, or other object, or attempts to do so, with the intent to impair the object’s integrity or availability for use in an official proceeding; or
(2)otherwise obstructs, influences, or impedes any official proceeding, or attempts to do so,
shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both.
SCOTUS has over turned this. Federal prosecutors have threatened to introduce new charges and seek higher sentences if appeals based on the SCOTUS Judgment are made and upheld.
One remembers shrillary destroying her computer when it was under subpoena by Mueller.
Explain your reasoning then, because a quip isn’t an answer. It’s a cop out.
Really. You understand that the US does build its own warships don’t you?
Except the the “alliance”, as you call it has arms makers inside the “alliance” that isn’t just the US so there are choices.
Now, you’re sniffing off the fact the US is by and large 50% of global arms exports.
They’d have to be as demented as Joe to actually believe their own recommendation.
@catturd2
The evil demons just won’t stop.
Moreover, if China attacked SK and Japanese shipbuilding yards it would mean it’s an all out war. which would then mean Chinese ship building would come under attack.
But of course, your answer is “everything is fine” ?
House members react to Trump and Biden’s presidential debate
Wow.
According to NBC, Biden is with his family at Camp David this weekend, where “informal” discussions are said to be held about the Old Sniffer’s future vv the race.
If Jill comes out next week strong and emphatic that Joe will continue then it’s likely that Biden’s stepping down is off the table, unless he has a serious episode that disables him before November. Then it’s POTUS Kamala. Recent tweets by Obama, Clinton et al all support the Old Sniffer.
Bottom line; no sign Biden is pulling out. Yet.
I did in the subsequent paragraph.
“Really? I didn’t know that. You’re telling me for the first time.”
Australians are constantly being made aware of these choices in our procurement program.
It’s been the global hegemon for the last thirty years, of course its going to be far and away the largest arms exporter.
What else would it be? Or were you simply saying, so long as there is no all out war between China and the US, the bulk of global shipbuilding occurring in NW Pacific presents no strategic problem to the US?
OUTRAGEOUS | Rape VICTIM jailed for calling her migrant rapist a ‘PIG’ over text
I’m an NDIS sex worker, not a lawyer, so I have to reach down amongst the dead men for advice here.
Is the above not legally outrageous and contemptuous?
Could be that you simply forgot until you were reminded.
Actually, we chose French subs first for some inexplicable reason and when it finally became obvious it wasn’t the best choice, we moved on. So, no it doesn’t show anything you’re trying to suggest. It actually shows the exact opposite.
You don’t say.
Nope, it doesn’t.
No.
They would have been better subs than the US ones which we are never going to get. Still, if you think that is the only example you are wrong. Subs, planes, tanks, its an impressive list.
Then stop bellyaching about the Chinese. Everything is fine.
I would not be surprised to find Biden volunteering to stand aside as candidate for the next election. I would expect the FBI, CIA, et al to have loads of stuff on the rancid old perv. It might not worry aforementioned perv who won’t be able to make sense of what he is being told, but the elder abuser wife could be threatened. Even if not for her own misdeeds (she is a progressive PhD so she would be suffocatingly ignorant of the real world) then whatever prospects she might perceive would accrue to her as a former First Lady.
If the perv is disgraced then she will suffer the equivalent of the mathematical distributive law – a wife of a disgraced President is equal to a disgraced wife of a disgraced President.
Then there is Bunter. And I doubt all of the rest are squeaky clean. But if not, see above distributive law.
With Australia increasingly recognising Indigenous land claims, now the climate battle often involves First Nations people.
Armed with relatively meagre resources, they’re usually represented by legal charities and supported by philanthropists — and facing off with multi-billion-dollar fossil fuel companies or governments.
Meagre my bum. Extorted money from private companies, tax payer largesse on racial grounds and donations from far left non for profit orgs often has them with better legal representations than us whiteys.
Lib’s need to go with a platform of ending race based centrelink payments, overhauling native title that they cannot arbitrarily close off public areas that have been used for over a century or two and a full forensic audit of the Aboriginal industry’s use of public funding.
?LOL post under things that will never happen,
OMFG!
https://x.com/JasonClareMP/status/1807187579626049696?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1807187579626049696%7Ctwgr%5E4ae7d889b7fbbb4302a00ce5d99e243c89388b99%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.michaelsmithnews.com%2F
Possibly one of the most important points. You just left it out then. No biggie.
No they weren’t. You’re just making shit up now to argue your point. They were diesel based and totally inappropriate for our needs. The American subs are far better equipped and nuclear powered. And now you’re claiming we will never receive them. Are you hot-wired to the defense agencies too now?
You’re the one actually bellyaching and breathlessly posting silly twitter comments along with those from Russian trolls.
Frollicking that disabled bint spends more on fraudulent care aka sex services than my mates son gets in funding a year and he has to be on waiting lists of over 12months if they move somewhere.
I’ll say it again where is Sukkar? His the shadow minister and is barely bothering Billy Shorten!
This won’t be a liberty ships style build. Russia has barely managed to replace fighters lost in the Ukraine war, it will take several years to fill existing F-35 orders. In WW2 existing factories could be used but modern military hardware needs specific facilities and expertise. Ships take so long to build the addition will be of little effect. Modern missile technology will involve huge air and naval losses on both sides. The USA and China have thousands of missiles. 4th gen aircraft and ships are far too vulnerable.
A sustained war will turn the world upside down. To end it quickly take out the 3 Gorges Dam.
Thanks JohnH
I know that. It’s not me suggesting a freighter ship-yard could be rejigged into a naval yard in 24 hours with a new naval ship coming out quickly like a GM vehicle line.
I’m just making the point that the US isn’t vulnerable because commercial shipping yards reside with its very close allies.
How is it an important point? Their peace time capacity, which isn’t that great, is always going to be dwarfed by what is required in war time. That was the experience in WW2 when they had to convert civilian industries into armaments foundries. BTW, it took them 12 years to build their latest carrier.
No, I just read what is going on.
I’m bellyaching? Sure. But returning to the twitter comment, you really didn’t address the principal point, namely, that China had already emerged and that diplomatic and military reality was simply lagging.
To retaliate to any chinese aggression the first two shots fired should be Beijing and the 3 gorges dam.
To retaliate to any chinese aggression the first two shots fired should be Beijing and the 3 gorges dam.
Which American cities and how many do you want to sacrifice?
Are you for real? We’re talking about strategic advantage in a US/China war. You focusing on the advantages of having commercial ship yards on your door step even though the US has its own naval yards.
WW2 ships were rudimentary and the only thing that’s similar to present day is that they float.
Obviously you misunderstood what you read if you still believe those French subs are superior to US nuclear subs. Not just inferior, but totally inappropriate.
Well you do. Most of your comments relate to how inferior the West is to St. Vlad and how China is a misunderstood panda. That’s bellyaching on a St Ruth level.
Welcome to the real world ..! PVO exposed to the same sort of rules media “fact checkers” use on their commenters and isn’t happy .. LOL!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13578633/PVO-Albanese-media-office-emails.html
Rockdoctor
Its pretty foul.
Yet Billy boy hasnt just said (&legislated) “Nope, not paying for you to have a NDIS assisted wank”.
National Dick Insertion Service, has a nice ring to it doesnt it?
And people signing up and charging extra to be NDIS prostitutes, what a rort.
That would probably lead to a nuclear response.
Last I heard the US can’t build Virginia Class subs quickly enough for their own navy. We ain’t ever getting any.
Sorry, didn’t mean to suggest you were ignorant of the issues. The elephant in the room is will China use tactical nukes to take out US fleets, Kadena, and Philippines bases?
Liberty quote.
I recently heard a pretty decent comment related to this. Can’t recall who it was. The chances of a nuclear exchange between the US and China would be pretty high because the battles would be fought on water and so would the exchange. Hate to be a fish in the China Sea if that happens. 🙂
But I tend to agree with you. If China used nukes to take out a US battle fleet, the US would think about taking out the dam.
So why haven’t you mentioned China’s military shipbuilding capacity?
That’s wonderful.
No, because the relevant consideration was whether we would ever see them delivered.
You’re projecting, JC.
Here we go, the nonsensical games again. You presented that stupid twitter feed suggesting the US is vulnerable because it lacks commercial shipyards even though shipyards in its two closet allies are as big as China’s, and the US builds it’s own naval ships. Why would I even need to as it’s not directly relevant to the silly topic introduced by that feed.
But you stated earlier that the French sub were superior. A laughable comment on its own.
Naaa, just bellyaching.
“Which American cities and how many do you want to sacrifice?”
Can I nominate DC, Portland, Mineappolis, Seattle and Sanfrancisco as a good start ? Plus Canberra as a bonus.
Who really believes that Obama is some sort of svengaliesque puppetmaster? I am convinced that he is actually quite dumb, zero experience of, or interest in, the grassroots life and useless without a teleprompter.
PM suspends Payman from caucus indefinitelyGreg Brown
Anthony Albanese has indefinitely suspended Fatima Payman from caucus for threatening to again cross the floor and vote with the Greens on recognising Palestine as a state.
“By her own actions and statements, Senator Payman has placed herself outside the privilege that comes with participating in the federal parliamentary Labor Party caucus,” an Albanese government spokeswoman said.
“If Senator Payman decides she will respect the caucus and her Labor colleagues she can return, but until then Senator Payman is suspended from the right to participate in federal parliamentary Labor Party caucus meetings and processes.”
She won’t be allowed to play in the bouncy castle…
https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2024/06/islamist-desecration-of-australian-war-memorials-in-canberra.html
You’re not fooling anyone, JC. You took umbrage at a post that said:
It’s almost surreal that figures in the US increasingly talk earnestly about “confronting China” or preventing its rise. But China’s rise has already happened, it’s just that the diplomatic and military reality is lagging.
It or I never said therein that this meant the US was vulnerable. It simply noted that China’s rise to power had already occurred and that the diplomatic and military reality of this was simply lagging. And now you’re arguing that China’s military ship building capacity is not relevant while at the same time accusing me of ignoring the US’s military shipbuilding capacity? I’m mean, really.
No, I said they are going to be better subs because we would have at least got them. [But let me add that if you interpreted my earlier remark as implying both the superiority of the French subs as well as their being delivered on time, I apologize. I really don’t want this to be another point to be debated. Nuclear powered subs are obviously superior because they allow a sub to loiter longer before returning to port. BTW, the French have nuclear powered subs]
Indeed.
A Sunday drive to Clunes.
Bloody frigid.
Every afternoon, the interwebs goes shonky and continues to cut out, restart, and cut out again. I thought it was just me and the local area, but my sister in Coffs Harbour says the same thing.
Anyone else having this problem?
I’m with Telstra.
The focus has been on Trump as the guardian of Western democracy but there are some other outstanding pro-democracy leaders and potential leaders coming through the ranks; for instance Poilievre, the Canadian opposition leader who regularly tears castro’s sprog a new arse every time he speaks:
What’s on the menu? Poilievre BLASTS Trudeau’s $220k food expenses on a 6-day trip (youtube.com)
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Turdo, the old Perv, Starmer, Sunak, Macaroon, Anal- talk about ancien regime and ‘let them eat cake’.
It’s not me trying to fool anyone. It’s you throwing the baby out with the bathwater and peddling anything you read that’s critical of the dreaded “GOA”, as well as showing the Russian Klepto in good light – a misunderstood genius. and saint walking among plebs.
Really!
It’s a given, China’s shipbuilding capacity has increased. There was nothing to debate about this. The question was if US capacity is vulnerable because it doesn’t build commercial ships of any number. The stupid feed you linked even had a chart breakdown. I made the point that it’s not as relevant as you think it is for the reasons stated.
This no longer interesting.
There was a recent report:
Obama and Biden are holding secret strategy meetings ahead of election, report claims (27 Jun)
I’d expect the “anxiety” may have gone up a few notches since the debate…
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122136295220253846&set=a.122123967872253846&__cft__%5B0%5D=AZU0H1g9o6TMmZpEC1fotRQwVXtZrMYVhBHbvV-qfQqYN0JjIzoSVl1Mk5jf5vcUeAZKNsK4cqEx4UuZOIqGZVetG1jdfDqPyB_C4OqQpKpxQgBX2Tb02cJMioHCtI5pSeTkpnm3WH6PWvH6ImTXINcNRF0a1lEEUfEsQ2diXIV-RAR1RClMl9d-_4s2gYtCJZ_hYFWWG4t7tCK12YVvgdcqg3gg9HTl8Qi00G3L0UohiQ&__tn__=EH-R
More a test than anything else, but funny anyway.
You say that like its a bad thing.
The chart was obviously a indicator of China’s manufacturing capacity. Essentially, it is the global leader in shipbuilding. Ergo, the claim that China is a ‘rising’ power as opposed to an existing power is moot; all that needs to catch up are people’s perception of reality. Again, nothing about ‘vulnerability’; that was simply your interpretation.
Hells Crack hits the news.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-30/police-flown-in-to-quell-halls-creek-brawl/104041118
If only they had a voice…
Today, ordinary working people no longer believe in religion. They no longer believe in ideology. They no longer believe in the left-right divide. That is over. They only believe in one thing: defending their way of life. These are people who recognise that they have been materially and culturally dispossessed by the upper echelons, by a new bourgeoisie that is totally egocentric.
This is about France but could equally apply to Oz.
‘The populist movement is irrepressible’ – spiked (spiked-online.com)
I see Channel Stokes is having some sort of discussion on the Spotlight program focussing on the covid era. Palacechook being one of the panelists.
She sez she stands by those poxy decisions. Article in the Courier Mail if some fine person is willing to share it because I am on the piss after work and with great company.
Trump jr posted this
https://twitter.com/HeavensFX/status/1806705295848063107/video/1
From the same article and how very very true. Just think of that foul Allen wimmin.
There is a big debate in France, Britain and the US about why the West is collapsing. Is it because of China, because of India or because of Islam? No, the real reason we’re living in such difficult times is because we have such terrible, idiotic elites. Ordinary working people are the lifeblood of society, but they have been completely excluded from politics, culture and the economy.
Well, yes.
Because of the lesbians.
Clunes and Creswick are amazing towns though- wonderful gold rush buildings.
RACV resort is absolutely beaut too.
As I said earlier, Monday is crucial when SCOTUS hands down its immunity judgment. Merchan is going to jail Trump; no doubt; and the only thing which can mitigate that is SCOTUS delivering a total or large immunity Judgment.
For over 20 years I’ve been voting for independents, libertarians, and minor parties. I’ve done that because it has long been obvious that the two party system allows for corruption and the perpetuation of a system that favour elites. My vain hope was that if enough of the above won office it would force the two major parties to change. Over the last 20 years there has been very significant shift in voting parties that reflect my choice but it hasn’t helped.
My suspicion is that most people here will keep voting for the coalition. Asking for more of the same.
A link from Frollicking’s article:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-30/qld-fatal-bus-crash-bowen/104041032
I know this stretch well, straight, clear and north of the sh$#fight 80km of roadworks through to almost Proserpine. Inattention or fatigue? Maybe heart attack or unconsciousness.
Not many close detours unless you turn off or backtrack to Ayr up to Charters Towers down the Gregory Dev rd near Belyando Crossing then on to the Bowen Dev rd to Bowen, probably min 5 hours out of your way gibe Bowen Dev rd is mostly unsealed.
Closing the railway though is excessive IMO.
I’d say you have to distinguish the components.
There are hulls.
There is fit outs.
There is propulsion.
There are all the little components like numerous sea cocks, pumps and pipes that are likely currently supplied from the cheapest possible source (China).
There is the computer parts of control and weapons systems.
Mostly, there is the requirement for highly skilled trades.
What one hopes is that the required work has been done to ensure essential supplies given the change in requirements that moving from the previous wars on terror to a likely near- peer war. While security of sea lanes are challenged.
Mentioned a couple of days ago by another poster, but this is every single thing wrong with both this stupid, stupid decision and the government behind it (the Hun):
This would be the decision that pisswrecks, so drunk that they are a danger to themselves and others that instead of being locked up for several hours until they got hold of themselves, would be handpatted and let roam.
Before – in the back of the van, taken to the watchhouse and sleep it off. Now:
An. Hour. In prime time Friday night shift for urgent jobs. This is why they’re not around to prevent home invasions or your car being pinched or smack down punters swinging knives at each other in the street.
They WHAT? Where is this in the job description?
On a dodgy tobacconist or bottle shop, in all likelihood, and which they could have potentially prevented by, oh I don’t know, doing patrols around places susceptible to being ram-raided.
Oh my God. If you’re ever in need of VicJack Inc services, please be mindful that they are now all terribly busy making mac and cheese for drunken dickheads without the sense to look after themselves.
A bit rich coming from that mob.
Show any vitality in China and you’re under a tank toot sweet.
I voted UAP in the Senate last election and Babet got in which was good. Seems very hard to dislodge the established parties from the HoR though. Best alternative I can find is supporting Advance Australia in pushing the LNP in the right direction.
Given that she’s already said the problem lies with the caucus and the party and not her, I don’t think she’s going to be overly perturbed by that.
Now, do you suppose Labor will learn from this?
Bespoke! Good to see you.
On CL’s blog I spitballed the idea that the cleanest way for the Lizard People to get out of Biden and into a replacement DNC candidate was to actively assassinate him.
Just had the thought echoed by Louder With Crowder.
Which is a bit gratifying, but also disconcerting, like when Homer’s prediction of the Death Comet fizzing out to a chihuahua’s head-sized non-event comes true.
“General division in the country” you say?
That’s pretty rich coming from someone who spent his whole career stoking division.
What he really means by “division” is, “Oh shit! We gonna lose!”
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Notice the complete contempt Payman has for Australia and the state she is meant to represent but then rusted ons must have voted for her.
Interesting website..
https://themuslimvote.com.au/
Put together by pro-Muslim group, shows the % in each electorate with a certain % of the vote.
Just to see how subservient their dhimmis are Ill add the margin of the seat at the last election.
Tony Burke
(Tony Burke
(Watson)25.1%)25.1% muslim
15.1% margin
…
Jason Clare
(Blaxland) 31.7% muslim
14.7 margin.
…
Chris Bowen
(MacMahon)13.8% muslim
6.6% margin
…
Ed Husic
(Chifley)9.6% muslim
12.4% margin
Bunch of others being “reminded” of their status on that page, just the sort of thing for Friday at the mosque.
Richard Marles has signalled that Fatima Payman may receive a harsher punishment than suspension if she crosses the floor again as she did last week over a vote on Palestinian statehood.
Oh boo hoo .. that’s probably seen as a reward by some, as if they have any bearing on caucus outcome anyway, the unions set the direction.
I’ll bet she crosses as much as she likes and then will demand “tolerence!”, if anyone says anything.
She’ll get it too .. the religion of peace demands it and gets it and Labor are too gutless to resist.
They only suspended her because Penny Wong is absolutely furious about this, she sucked it up about same sex marriage when required and now sees this silly person gets a free pass.
Not even the mean girls can get Payman kicked out.
WTAF!!!
So…no b1den jokes allowed on fakebook.
It’s pretty incredible that Uncle Xi’s father was a victim of the Cultural Revolution and he’s turned out the way he has.
The next Federal election signals a shift. We will no longer accept being taken for granted. Australian Muslims are a powerful, united force of nearly 1 million acting in unison. The Muslim Vote alone is capable of forcing the current government into minority government. In 2024, we are focused on Federal seats where the Muslim vote can influence the outcome.
From the website.
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HOW THE GLOBALISTS HIJACKED SCIENCE
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You are not by any chance doing the Dubrovnik -> Split cruise? We did that exactly a year ago on the MV Memories. Wonder if it’s a small world…
Hilarious line from one of the News Corp rags:
That sounds like the exact opposite of unexpected. I’m sure Israel will call off its offensive any moment now it knows this powerful alliance has formed against it.
From Xi’s Wiki entry:
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