I think the punters are stirring, getting ansty. Normally letting politics of either persuasion slide by as we just get…
I think the punters are stirring, getting ansty. Normally letting politics of either persuasion slide by as we just get…
How quickly the pose of determined rectitude melted into that of a political streetwalker.
operation ‘Grim Beeper’
Operation ‘Grim Beeper’, brilliant planning and execution.
Great stuff from the past. Visuals and audio are great. —— F r. David – Words Don’t Come Easy
I see Chris Kenny yet again failing to read the room in his article about Welcome to Country.
Have never before seen the author of an article at the Australian make so many reply comments. Looks like at least 80% disagree with him..
He claims to be a very stable genius, Tom reckons his IQ is 150+, but he was repeatedly and manipulated by a woman he claims has a very low IQ and is crazy.
He insists he won the debate despite overwhelming polling.
He continually boasts about his intelligence. In doing so he reifies Hawking’s comment about those who boast about their IQ.
He has on multiple occasions said “I know more about X than anybody”.
He lies too often.
He said water destroys magnets.
He said that immigrants are taking 100% of jobs, actually much more than that.
His response to the question about childcare at the Economy Club of New York was incomprehensible gibberish.
He claims English professors said what he did with “weaving” during speeches was brilliant and not rambling yet never named one person to support that claim.
He is always playing the victim card.
But wait, there’s so much more.
This is all on the public record. It is not about what the media states, it is about his statements all available on YT.
Turing test? Ironically are bots that can generate more rational responses than Trump.
John Stossel:
Americans fear speaking about Islam – and with good reason. Ten cartoonists were murdered for drawing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad. Other critics have been shot, firebombed, and hacked to death.
Stossel interviews people brave enough to speak out, like Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who is on an Al Qaeda “Wanted Dead or Alive” hit list, and Bosch Fawstin, who won the “Draw Mohammad” cartoon event in Garland, Texas that was attacked by Islamic gunmen. They argue that if Americans want freedom, everyone must refuse to be censored by violent extremists.
Classic Stossel: Free Speech and Islam
Why not he sez .. 4th …………!
Steyn on Covid and government compensation..
Johannes Leak.
Michael Ramirez.
A.F. Branco.
Matt Margolis.
Tom Stiglich.
Chip Bok.
Henry Payne.
Henry Payne #2.
Lisa Benson.
Ben Garrison.
Wise advice, better heed it, prevents a visit to the doghouse.
Thanks Tom.
Henry Payne #1 for the win.
John Spooner should do the same with Fat Farooki.
Most of of you will remember him, I don’t and don’t apologise any more, just not my kind of music.
But it’s interesting nonetheless to read about the life of the man.
It’s about Richard Wayne Penniman.
————————————-
Richard Wayne Penniman (December 5, 1932 – May 9, 2020), known professionally as Little Richard, was an American singer, pianist, and songwriter. He was an influential figure in popular music and culture for seven decades.
Described as the “Architect of Rock and Roll”, Richard’s most celebrated work dates from the mid-1950s, when his charismatic showmanship and dynamic music, characterized by frenetic piano playing, pounding backbeat and powerful raspy vocals, laid the foundation for rock and roll. Richard’s innovative emotive vocalizations and uptempo rhythmic music played a key role in the formation of other popular music genres, including soul and funk.
He influenced singers and musicians across musical genres from rock to hip hop; his music helped shape rhythm and blues for generations.
“Tutti Frutti” (1955), one of Richard’s signature songs, became an instant hit, crossing over to the pop charts in the United States and the United Kingdom. His next hit single, “Long Tall Sally” (1956), hit No. 1 on the Billboard Rhythm and Blues Best-Sellers chart, followed by a rapid succession of fifteen more in less than three years. In 1962, after a five-year period during which Richard abandoned rock and roll music for born-again Christianity, concert promoter Don Arden persuaded him to tour Europe.
During this time, the Beatles opened for Richard on some tour dates.
Richard is cited as one of the first crossover black artists, reaching audiences of all races. His music and concerts broke the color line, drawing black and white people together despite attempts to sustain segregation.
Many of his contemporaries, including Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Bill Haley, Jerry Lee Lewis, the Everly Brothers, Gene Vincent, Pat Boone, and Eddie Cochran, recorded covers of his works.
Richard was honored by many institutions. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of its first group of inductees in 1986. He was also inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He was the recipient of
Lifetime Achievement Awards from The Recording Academy and the Rhythm and Blues Foundation. In 2015, Richard received a Rhapsody & Rhythm Award from the National Museum of African American Music. “Tutti Frutti” was included in the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress in 2010, which stated that his “unique vocalizing over the irresistible beat announced a new era in music”.
He lies too often.
He is always playing the victim card.
examples?
Trump is an accomplished and successful businessman with real achievements in the real world. Unlike you.
Thought this would be of interest:
Today’s Saturday Tele cartoon
Apparently, the various media outlets have forgotten “Charlie Hebdo” as they compete for the “honour” to be terrorism’ best cheerleader ..
Don Watson is brilliant.
Read the Passion of Private White, and listen to this – https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/bigideas/don-watson-on-democracy-sorrento-writers-festival/103881950
Most mornings I browse the Mail Online, simply to fill in time, but lately for some reason they have become obsessed with death and illness .. 70% of stories seem to be some, usually unknown to me anyway, celebrity dying or kiddies, ordinary folk catching weird but deadly diseases ….
?Starting to be resemble an adverting forum for a “Cemeteries R Us” campaign ………..!
How desperate can the terrorist luvvin’ media get .. can exploding pagers breach international law ..?
We’re talking about terrorists getting a taste of their own “who-gives-a-damn” games and the media is concerned Israel isn’t playing fair .. FFS!
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09-20/exploding-pagers-walkie-talkie-booby-traps-lebanon-war-law/104369392
Sraight hitting wordz from a great boxer & world champion ………!
One of the most brilliant, and specific, counter terrorism operations in recent history.
Another good day for the world.
A top Hezbollah commander and 10 other senior operatives are among 12 confirmed dead after Israeli fighter jets unleashed a furious targeted attack on Beirut.
not just pagers and walkie-talkies … apparently solar arrays are now being maliciously exploded
the electronical version of covid
semi-plausible, invisible hand, unprovable, an insidious danger to everybody
but apparently contained by the media to Lebannon
what a crock of seriously retarded “proverbial”
Yet another land claim. From Daily Telegraph
Minns govt to fight land claim over Penrith Stadium redevelopment site
The $300 million redevelopment of Penrith Stadium has hit a hurdle as the Minns government fights an Aboriginal land claim over the site.
The Hezbies aren’t having a good week. They had all their pagers blown up, then their walkie talkies blown up. That meant phones or face to face meetings. Looks like they chose face to face meetings…kaboom.
From ABC
Apparently many injured. Assume hospitals already filled with pager injuries. Naturally, Hezbies will be given priority.
Which might be a clue as to how these creeps can be pinpointed.
The entire senior command of 20.
Someone will be along shortly to tell us 200 will pop up in their place.
https://x.com/BarakRavid/status/1837157721272943091?t=yKOpce4hiYGX_BKEQfIyLA&s=19
Spur of the moment.
https://x.com/JewishWarrior13/status/1837180928461787199?t=oN1rnx0H4k7_VQYfOiAqLg&s=19
Hisbollocks now has a new favourite colour. Blew!
Someone will be along shortly to tell us 200 will pop up in their place.
Might be hard getting life insurance.
John Birmingham wrote a book last century entitled “He Died With a Falafel in His Hand”.
What did he know and when did he know it?
Local Thai restaurant now has an enormous trannie working as a server.
I didn’t know Thai men could be well over 6 foot tall but there you go.
Beautiful nail polish.
I’m sure he’s very nice but I’m not going back there.
“On July 18, 1994, Hezbollah pulled off the deadliest terror attack in Argentina’s history when they bombed a Jewish community center.
85 people sadly lost their lives, and hundreds more were horrifically injured.
This is the group you mourn, the ideology you find acceptable, the deaths you are willing to tolerate out of your hate for the world’s only Jewish state.”
Just a reminder this isn’t about Israel.
https://x.com/HenMazzig/status/1837195346323161273?t=HJN7peZPGpi31mZTmGb-OA&s=19
Those of a more pragmatic nature and less likely to vote with our genitals look at what he actually did.
Policy wise Trump was overwhelmingly good.
It tells us something about the shoddy calibre of industry leadership and industry organisations that they allowed themselves to be tricked by Labor prior to the 2022 election. In today’s Oz, Chris Uhlmann has written a very good, accurate and brutal opinion piece on big industry’s flirtations and dalliances with the left, but Uhlmann says nothing we haven’t discussed and stated on these pages over the last few years. As always we here on the Cat have been ahead of the curve in pointing out the bleeding and blindingly obvious, that the love affair between big business, industry councils/organisations and Labor/Unions/Greens was always going to end in buckets of tears.
Big business flirtation with Labor seems to have come to a rather sticky end
There is a saying you hear a lot in the Middle East: no one respects anyone who is weak.
It holds true not just in national defence but in work and life. This does not mean you have to be belligerent, unreasonable or lack empathy for different views, just that it is better if people know where you stand on matters you consider important. It’s about setting boundaries and defending them.
It would appear that Australia’s business community has now finally got the memo that the meek will not inherit the Earth but buy a world of grief.
In two speeches in two weeks the leaders of peak business organisations have taken the opportunity of having the Prime Minister as a captive member of their annual dinner audience for an airing of
grievances.
Tania Constable, from the Minerals Council of Australia, opened the batting in parliament’s Great Hall on September 10 and hers was the standout innings.
She described a mining industry under “siege” from “a steady stream of restrictive policy interventions, reckless industrial relations changes, and royalty raids, complex regulatory changes, and the looming threat of onerous and arbitrary environmental approvals”.
Next up was Business Council of Australia’s Bran Black, who reported on Wednesday night: “I’ve spoken to many CEOs who’ve said they are far, far more cautious about hiring after the government’s raft of recent workplace changes.”
It’s interesting that Black name-checked Constable and the heads of two other peak bodies in the audience, saying they were “all committed to working together”. Maybe business is learning something from the unions: if you want to fight a war you need to raise an army.
If you had to pick a moment that underscored the business community’s meek march towards its own demise, rewind to the 2022 Jobs and Skills Summit. For those who have forgotten, this jamboree was about Labor forging a “consensus” between business and unions to improve workplace relations and grow the economy.
In the lead-up the BCA and Council of Small Business Organisations Australia unveiled agreements with the Australian Council of Trade Unions over industrial relations changes. The small-business outfit would go so far as to agree to explore multi-employer bargaining, and dismissed the idea that it could be a Trojan horse for sector-wide pattern bargaining.
Before the summit the then head of the business council, Jennifer Westacott, appeared on the ABC’s Insiders with ACTU secretary Sally McManus, and both were lauded for what seemed like furious agreement. During the event the two held a joint press conference and all hailed the hands-across-the-water atmosphere as ushering in a new era of industrial harmony.
In the midst of the love-in a senior member of the fourth estate was called to parliament’s Queens Terrace cafe by one of this nation’s leading chief executives.
“We’re being had here, aren’t we?” the CEO observed.
“Too right,” the journalist replied.
What should have been evident to a cave salamander was that Labor was building a mirage of consultation over its intention to deliver the ACTU’s workplace agenda.
Prime Minster Anthony Albanese is set to face a barrage of criticism from the Business Council of Australia over Labor’s new industrial relations laws, regulations and taxes.
This is not a criticism of either McManus or the then workplace relations minister, Tony Burke. On the contrary, both had a strong view about what they believed was best for their constituents – workers, unions and Labor’s base – and stayed true to it. Neither could be described as weak.
They had a plan, they executed it, and used business as a human shield. At the summit’s end Burke was already announcing the government’s reforms. He indicated he was sympathetic to the unions’ call for multi-employer bargaining and underlined that he was seeking consensus and co-operation, not unanimity.
And Burke delivered for his people in spades. This has the not inconsequential side-effect of giving every union in the land a reason to be grateful to him. That will matter the next time the Labor leader’s job is up for grabs.
Meanwhile, business was having that nasty what-did-I-drink-last-night? morning after.
This column sought the views of business insiders and former politicians for an anonymous, unvarnished view of the meek past and the current, combative, stance of industry associations. One noted the associations were a reflection of their memberships and had been weakened because the nation’s largest companies were populated by “corporate bureaucrats who mistake access for impact”.
“In their mind, an angry minister is indicative of failure, not a necessary milestone to a better policy outcome,” he said. “They shit themselves if some idiot green activist turns up in a koala suit in their foyer, or with half a dozen proxy votes at their annual general meeting. They (and their directors) cannot resist the latest lefty fad, like the voice, not least because they don’t want to soil their chances of a comfy semi-retirement as a non-executive director.
“Collectively, the weathervane approach and puppy dog preference for being patted rather than issuing the odd bark has undermined their most important asset, latent power, the ability to shape outcomes without exercising brutal power.”
This weakness had emboldened Labor because it reckoned it could act without consequences. It would have shown more restraint if business had drawn clear red lines. “So they are the authors of their own predicament,” the insider said.
Another business insider pointed to the sway union-controlled industry super funds now have on companies. Big stakeholders were championing environmental, social and governance investing, and corporate bureaucrats seemed eager to celebrate every imposition.
“The companies are now lost in a woke labyrinth,” he said.
Current and former Coalition MPs hold big business in barely disguised contempt. Liberals trace the party’s break with corporates back to the 2007 election campaign, where the Howard government was fighting a rearguard action defending its overreach on WorkChoices. Corporates had begged for this industrial relations plan but when the political battle came they beat a retreat as unions poured $10m into a brilliant and brutal campaign.
One former minister said it was then he realised big business would “fight to the last drop of our blood”.
Another former minister said the conservative ill-feeling worsened as corporations championed every progressive cause, a tendency that reached its apogee during the voice referendum campaign. “They are now so self-loathing they don’t seem to mind legislation that puts them out of business,” he said.
The reviews are bad but self-awareness is the beginning of wisdom so it’s good to see the industry associations unmuzzled by their corporate masters. It’s also noteworthy that a new lobby group, Coal Australia, has emerged determined to make the case for an industry that is the nation’s largest energy resource and that delivers $100bn in export earnings.
To reflect on the mistakes of the past, and to stiffen their spine for a more combative future, corporate Australia should turn the page to Revelations 3:15:
“I know all about you: how you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were one or the other, but since you are neither one nor the other, but only lukewarm, I will spit you from my mouth.”
This unholy dalliance has now ended in sobs as we all knew it would. I doubt such a dalliance would ever have occurred 20, 30 and 40 years ago, but that was a different time when we had real titans leading businesses and business organisations..
I’ll just remind people about Ms Constable, who has suddenly woken up to the fact that Labor is not her friend. Last year, prior to the racist divisive Voice referendum, Ms Constable said the following…..
Asked whether it supported the Voice, Minerals Council of Australia chief executive Tania Constable said: “The MCA supports a Voice and has a long demonstrated history of listening to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.”
So, the MCA has gone from heavyweight Hugh Morgan to lightweight woke Tania Constable. One good thing from reading Uhlmann’s piece above is that at least numerous Liberals and Nationals are distancing themselves from these corporates, they are no longer enamoured of large corporates and their woke industry bodies.
Memo to Ms Constable, you supped with the devil. The devil always has the last laugh. Perhaps is Ms Constable and other woke lightweights, instead of listening to ‘dreamtime’ nonsense, had instead remembered that old biblical adage about being deceived…..
Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, this he will also reap
Rosie
September 21, 2024 8:04 am
The entire senior command of 20.
Entirely predictable themes:-
1. Scores of “civilian” casualties;
2. Downplay the impact. “What did it achieve?” (Well it’s stopped some Hezbollocks breeding, and quite a few trigger fingers have had to be sewn back on).
3. Escalation. Every Israeli action “risks sparking a wider conflict in the region”. Presented as if Israel was living amongst completely benign neighbours who have finally lost their patience.
4. Futility. “Just breeding the next generation of terrorists. Not that this lot are terrorists, you understand.”
Not a movie I wish to see.
Even Lineham acknowledges that porn is the heart of the problem.
https://x.com/Glinner/status/1837223050514944324?t=OssQVnETSOZHiazWGxYDIg&s=19
Haha
https://x.com/TheMossadIL/status/1837217049484951979?t=2ZrxzfdRUT707okJmm-Jmw&s=19
Forgot Tesla’s had CCTV
https://thepostmillennial.com/portland-mayoral-candidate-carmen-rubio-considers-dropping-out-of-race-after-being-caught-crashing-into-parked-tesla-fleeing-scene?utm_campaign=64470
@LauraLoomer
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE:
The ABC Whistleblower who claimed ABC News gave @KamalaHarris the Presidential debate questions ahead of the Presidential debate has exclusively given me a copy of the official complaint they filed with the SEC today.
See screenshots of the submissions below:
As of today, The Securities and Exchange Commissioner (SEC) has acknowledged receipt of two complaints lodged against @Disney, the owner of ABC News @ABC. The complaint, seen below, states that ABC News and their Parent company Disney colluded with the
@KamalaHarris Presidential Campaign to influence the Presidential debate on 9-10-24 and to further influence the outcome of the 2024 Presidential Election.
@DavidMuir @LinseyDavis
The Complaint shows documents uploaded to the official SEC complaint system and a screenshot of the uploaded file that the Whistleblower claims contains evidence of this collusion.
Below are the documents that were exclusively provided to me today.
Submission Number: 17268-694-586-914 was submitted successfully on Friday, September 20, 2024 at 08:55:41 AM EDT
Submission Number: 17268-178-298-389 was submitted successfully on Friday, September 20, 2024 at 10:16:25 AM EDT
The Whistleblower complaint that was submitted to the SEC today reads:
“I have heard and observed conversations and have evidence in hand of ABC News, a wholly owned subsidiary of Disney Media Networks, which is a division of The Walt Disney Company, collusion between ABC news and the Kamala Harris campaign for the Presidency of the United States. It is my belief from the context of the conversations, that ABC news in the debate held on September 10, 2024, and at other various times before and after this debate to influence the Presidential election. I would like to emphatically state, that I am not a Donald Trump supporter and have never voted for Donald Trump. The context of the conversations heard and among other observations is that ABC News is working with the Kamala Harris campaign, and that Disney may exact monetary or other future considerations if they aid in the election of Kamala Harris. I have sat idly by for years and watched the media on both sides of the political spectrum become nothing more than campaign ads for politicians. It is clear that there are multiple considerations being exchanged in this current Presidential campaign. I have enclosed further evidence for your consideration. Please note, this evidence contains personal information of mine and I wish for it to remain undisclosed for safety considerations for my family.”
This was the brief statement on the complaint which was partially cut off in submission photo.
Here are the screenshots of the Whistleblower’s official complaint to the SEC today regarding their alleged claims of having evidence that @ABC News gave @KamalaHarris’s campaign the questions for the Presidential debate against Donald Trump ahead of the debate.
ABC News and Disney must issue a statement immediately.
Whilst Trump might not be the world’s greatest orator, at least he doesn’t spout shallow waffle like Obama and I think Trump’s ‘gibberish’ has always a lot more comprehensible than the current POTUS (remember him) or VEEP.
@Travis_4_Trump
@EndWokeness
BREAKING: The White House just held its first cabinet meeting in 11 months
Jill Biden sat at the head of the table
This was my first thought when I saw yesterday that P. Diddy had been put on suicide watch.
@catturd2
Let me guess – the security cameras mysteriously don’t work and the guards are all asleep.
Meme
The kind we have in America, Canada, the U.K. and right here, among others.
@DogRightGirl
What kind of government willfully destroys its own country?
Hezbollah is so rattled that it’s not staging Grieving Relatives Over The Bodies Of Children Slain In Attack On School/Hospital photos.
….not even with A.I.
Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk
@JackPosobiec
He lies too often.
Name one. With proof.
Cat Poll, which ‘gibberish’ do you prefer?
Donald Trump’s gibberish
or
Kamala Harris’s gibberish
I will tally later.
How San Francisco’s Wealthiest Families Launched Kamala Harris
WATCH: Kamala Harris Boasts That She Helped Hold Up 2,000-Pound Bombs To Israel To Force A Ceasefire
DeSantis: Feds not cooperating with state investigation on Trump assassination attempt
Kamala Harris’ tweet thanking Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs resurfaces after his arrest in sex-trafficking case: ‘Didn’t age well’
Trump To Jews: “Kamala Harris Hasn’t Lifted A Finger To Protect You Or Your Children”
Trump does not do gibberish
This came up on my feed. Please watch, of course this was underreported by the UK Media, it only happened a few weeks ago.
Muslim woman storms into church shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ and ‘I am here to kill the God of the Jews’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OFvBPUu3QU
This will become the norm across the west. Churches invaded and violated by Muslim scum. You see, due to massive security at synagogues across the West, it’s very hard for Muslims to enter a synagogue.
The Bee. But I don’t see the joke.
Jill Biden Becomes First Female President
Apparently Palestinians in Lebanon don’t get the royal treatment.
https://x.com/TMasudin/status/1837175134836130092?t=T1NUYC00Mwt_Fw3nFfc3Pg&s=19
First I’ve heard of this.
Global tax code endangers US sovereignty, businesses
@MattWalshBlog
If you want to speak like Kamala Harris, in terms of how you speak and the language you use and the sentences you utter and articulate, it’s important to always use ten words when one would suffice, and to never — in terms of ending sentences — actually end your sentence, but instead continue, and proceed, and even carry on, in terms of how you continue, so that you won’t reach the end of your sentence and be expected — even, you might say, encouraged, urged — to begin a new sentence, when in fact, in terms of saying things, you actually have nothing to say at all, so you continue saying words, terms, and phrases, so no one notices — hear me on this — no one notices — how stupid, in terms of intelligence, you actually are
Clark, the thief who stole hopes of a peopleGeoff Clark’s criminal downfall has prompted an outpouring of regret and anger from Aboriginal leaders and policy makers, who see him as the symbol of dysfunction in Indigenous affairs.
From the Oz – anybody able to post the full article?
Someone on twitter pointed out it’s a little harder to stage palliwood events in Lebanon than Gaza. Still some semblance of democracy and a free press, not to mention not everyone is a Shia Muslim so a bit harder to get away with fakes.
Bought this is a “thank you”/burfday present for my youngest daughter, her being a coin collector, because I don’t drive, she has dun all the transporting of me to & fro to quacks, scans & hospital stays culminating in the removal of my Prostate & nearby Cancer …..
Not sure if many of you collect/know Oz two dollar coins but if you do you’ll understand what your looking at & one coin in particular .. the “holy grail” of the Oz coloured two dollar coins ..
Trying to say “THANK YOU” when your kid(s) care .. priceless ………!
Bear in mind that Hezbollah is the de facto ruling entity in Lebanon.
If Palestinians there are marginalised by state policies, it’s because Hezbollah endorses it as useful to their purposes there.
Meme
Gov. Newsom attacks free speech
Hamas-Linked Individual Entered Executive Office Building, Met With National Security Council
A Dramatic Tax Pounding Come 2026
@VividProwess
Trump most definitely speaks gibberish, it’s a common function of getting old – Biden was the same on the stump. Harris speaks in technocrat jargon, reminiscent of Rudd with his programmatic specificity.
Is one better than the other? You have to work at decoding both of them. There is always a meaning hidden under the argot, you just have to pay attention.
‘Days of democracy are GONE’ seethes Neil Oliver as ‘JAIL’ awaits Brits DARING to speak up
For most of her career Mz Constable has been feeding at the devil’s table:
She may have zero experience working in businesses exploring, appraising, financing, developing, and operating resources projects, but she certainly knows how to use Satan’s cutlery.
100% Stockholm.
Here you go Monty.
Kamala Harris Gives 90-Word Rambling Response About Plan to Reduce Soaring Costs (20 Sep)
Cringefest Townhall: Worse than Biden Off-Script! Exasperated Oprah Has to Step in After Word Salad (20 Sep*)
I won’t put up the quotes, but needless to say she didn’t answer the question. She never does.
(* mainpage headline)
Cassie at 8:23.
The article by Uhlmann is spot on.
As is the quote about directors shitting themselves if a couple of activists show up in the foyer or at the AGM.
But interesting that he still doesn’t go on the record to be quoted directly.
The real test is yet to come.
Who will be first to attack Blackout Bowen and Luigi the Unbelievable directly and publicly over the renewballs scam?
Cronkite, what the hell is going on?
ZK2A:
“Welcome to Country” is a conversation between someone who owns the country, to some who doesn’t belong there.
It’s a lot like a dog pissing on a lamp post – with Whitey being the lamp post.
Yes Bruce, politicians waffle in response to direct questions to avoid being pinned down on future policy decisions. This happens all the time with every politician, yes, including Trump. It’s frustrating, but understandable given how gotcha-crazy the media is.
Still live streaming as I write but caught some of latest Megyn Kelly interview with Daily Mail journalist Maureen Callaghan.
Topics covered :
ABC debate assistance to Kamala (the post above about Laura Loomer and filing with SEC is very interesting – however they need to get details out there as election close and public needs to know)
Kamala interview by Oprah. Megyn thinks Kamala would have been given the questions.
Jill Biden in cabinet meeting. Then discussion on P Diddy Coombs (he is never getting out).
Whilst I listen to various podcasters like Joe Rogan, Tim Pool, Patrick Beth David etc I think for research and analysis, particularly if there is a legal angle, then Megyn is one of the best. Good guests.
I also caught a bit of Triggenometry guys with historian Sir Niall Ferguson. They were talking about the so called historian who appeared on Tucker Carlson. Ferguson had never heard of him before and said he looked him up and the “historian” has not written a single book on history. He was not impressed with Tucker.
The ruling caste hates your guts. Another far queue for Joe Public. Hun:
FMD. Useless parasites.
Cats, your Democrat talking points word for the day is “escalation”.
Could Israel’s calculus for war be shifting to escalation? (Paywallian mainpage headline)
Difficult conversation – Macron to Netanyahu: Show responsibility and prevent escalation (21 Sep)
Austin to Gallant after Beirut strike: Concerned over the recent escalation (20 Sep)
UN after Beirut strike: We urge all parties to deescalate immediately (21 Sep)
This is so predictable. Escalate away Israel, doing exactly opposite of what these people urge seems to be an excellent strategy.
The Australian prog-left establishment do love their medals despite their professed egalitarianism.
Which is funny, because it’s a holdover from the imperial honours system.
Indolent from last night 10:04 pm
Labour Rocked By New Exposé
The comment “Israels war machine” at 4:44. Does he care to discuss that one? Doesn’t Israel have the right to defend itself?
He was once impressed with Tucker, but no more.
I’m not a great one for watching podcasts but I make an exception for Kisin and that one was particularly good.
[a link for JC :D]
Many of the fine upstanding Hollywood/ music elite who want people to vote for Kamala are the same people who kept quiet about Harvey Weinstein and attended P Diddy’s parties.
Megyn Kelly did mention tapes have been seized from Diddy’s house. Going to be a lot of very stressed out celebrities. Justin Bieber, Usher and Aston Kuchner are ones being mentioned in past few days.
Betcha they end up in that big warehouse, in a box on the shelf between the Ark of the Covenant and Epstein’s little black book.
Justin Bieber is emerging as potential prey more than anything else according to X.
He was 15 in one filmed exchange with Diddy, about whom I know Diddly, a rap entrepreneur?
“He had refused U.S. decorations during World War II, saying that it was not proper for him to accept such honors as chief of staff and while men were dying.”
A certain A Campbell of the ADF vehemently rejects this noble policy.
Another good video from Jeff Taylor:
German ‘far right’ on the verge of SHOCKING win!
Comment:
Good point – the Left want to frame the rejection of their policies as part of the Lift/Right divide. It’s not. The fight is between authoritarianism and subjugation.
Chris Kenny on Welcome to Country has blown up Teh Weekend Paywallian. 1531 comments at last count and you would struggle to find any in support.
There’s something about Queensland politics that favours symmetry.
If you care to go back to 1916, you’ll note that T J Ryan, the Queensland Labor Premier was in no-holds-barred conflict with Billy Hughes, Prime Minister, over many things, including conscription.
This was the era of the famous Warwick egg incident, although much of what was going on at the time was a reflection of personality politics between Ryan and Hughes.
Move forward to 1975, and we see a similar state-federal conflict between Whitlam and Bjelke-Petersen. Except that the party allegiances were reversed, the situation was uncannily similar – two politicians with large egos fighting tooth and nail. The replacement of Bert Milliner with Albert Field by Bjelke-Petersen was just one of the more bizarre events during this period.
After the Labor split in Queensland in 1957, the Coalition was in power until 1989. This period of 32 years saw entrenched corruption take hold in the police force, leading to the Fitzgerald Report and the demise of conservative government.
Again, move ahead to the present era, and we see a Labor government of more than 20 years reduced to a political rump in 2012 after corruption and incompetence took hold. The pattern is the same as what occurred in the late eighties, only the politics are reversed.
It looks as if Labor will be booted out in October, although probably not by the margins of 2012, and the results for Greens and Independents might be interesting.
Why does this happen in Queensland?
In the first place, the lack of an upper house means that the shock absorbing effect of such a chamber is absent. Queensland politics, will, I believe, continue to lurch from one extreme to the other as a result. Strong personalities with untrammelled power will always have a tendency to overreach. It has happened too often in Queensland to be a coincidence.
In addition, Queensland is essentially regional in culture. This means that there is always competition between competing regional interests. Usually it’s the bush versus the South East corner. When the two interests get together and get organised through the formation of a political alliance (in this case the amalgamated LNP) a great deal of political power results. It’s taken the conservative side of politics a long time to wake up to this salient fact, and now that they have, they are reaping the rewards.
The old saying – “All power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely” is specifically applicable in Queensland. Understand that, understand symmetry, and you begin to understand our politics.
Non-Queenslanders, as a rule, don’t.
Harris speaks with the hackneyed politicians’ trick of making noise without actually saying anything. Off the same content base, she would sound pretty much the same explaining cold fusion as she does stating her policies to address cost of living pressures.
Slightly different to Rudd, who tortures the English language because he thinks it makes him sound profound.
Most of Harris’s coaching so far has been in avoiding policy questions and in ways to waffle when she is asked policy questions.
I realise most of the left’s strategy in the US presidential election is based on the belief that normies will believe whatever they’re told to believe by the news media.
Of course, lefty strategists don’t really believe people are that stupid.
But the selection of a radical leftist as Harris’s running male tells me the Dems have no intention of running on policy and will instead use cheating to rig the outcome.
Here you go Numbers.
Latest poll spells disaster for Miles with five weeks until Qld election (Sky News mainpage headline, 21 Sep)
The LNP are not exactly what you could call inspiring, especially since Crisafulli won’t back nuclear, but the mess Miles has made suggests the baseball bats are out.
Speaking of which…a headline this week in Berlin’s mass circulation daily:
Hilfe, mein Kind rutscht nach rechts!
Help, my child is becoming right wing!
It’s a surging trend among German youth, apparently.
The article includes “eight tips for democratic parents with undemocratic children” courtesy a social worker.
Including family pizza nights where the subjects of politics and immigration are verboten.
That’ll work.
Chuckle.
Bear in mind the policies of Alternative for Germany are basically those of the centre-right pre-Merkel.
h/t eugyppius @ substack
And good morning to you too Ellie!
It’s a beautiful day. Enjoy it.
I went to palates this morning. Trying to get all bendy. Saw a queer queen at the bus stop. In Paddo of all places! He/she tried to converse with me, but being a far right, closed minded bigot, I told him to feck off. Last I saw he/she was heading for the library. I hope he/she is being followed by the fixated person’s unit.
Or “extreme.”
Harris is well-drilled on an easy, ancient trick- waving her hands in front of her face, tossing her head around and la-ha-ha-halfing when discourse is inconvenient.
Ardern was a master at it, too.
It’s an indictment on our inconvenient interviewer class that they have the attention span of twitchy TikTok eyeballs.
Ferguson and Kisin are Regime toadies. It’s revealing how ‘triggered’ the Regime was by that segment of the Tucker interview. It is almost as if they exposed the inner sanctum of the reigning political formula. A mere conversation and the entire cadre of Regime intellectuals shot to attention and produced their missives. Very revealing.
Keir Starmer (+ his wife) and several senior members of his Cabinet have received thousands of pounds in gifts, mostly clothing, since coming into office.
It seems their generous salaries aren’t enough to keep shirts on their backs.
Starmer has been leading an austerity drive which included breaking a promise to pensioners not to cut their winter fuel allowance.
I sense a winter of discontent looms in the UK.
Chuckle.
Now who’s triggered?
Bernie Spofforth: Without free speech, there is no democracy. Without democracy, there is only tyranny
Ramaswamy Just Blew the Lid Off Left-Wing Media’s Cover-Up of Springfield, Ohio
A nice comment from Aces.
They convinced Hez they were being tracked by their cellphones. They supplied Hez with “safer” pagers. Then they blew up the pagers. Hez then switched to walkies. Israel anticipated that, and pre-placed explosive walkies. Israel blew up the walkies. Hez decided all electronic comms were unsafe, so they held in-person meetings. THEN ISRAEL BLEW UP THE IN PERSON MEETINGS.
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And apparently the only bit Nullbolocks werent paying for was the meeting location.
If that turns out to be rented from an Israeli as well.
Fascinating story for naval and military Cats:
As World Watches Explosions Elsewhere, the Boomsday Ship Gets Towed Past Norway (19 Sep)
Recently a truck carrying 40 tonnes of ammonium nitrate blew a very large hole in the Bruce Highway. This floating bomb is carrying 20,000 tonnes of the stuff.
Exploding Pagers – a Few Memes from the Arab World
“It’s revealing how ‘triggered’ the Regime was by that segment of the Tucker interview”.
Actually the problem was Tucker introduced the historian as though he was the most well known historian in USA. The reality is he is far from it. As Ferguson said not written one historical book and basically a podcaster
I don’t know many US historians but perhaps Tucker needs to interview Victor Davies Hanson who was also not impressed with the non historian.
https://youtu.be/CvP0Turzy7g?si=pwe-6Cl7vt-AEV7u
Dominic Frisby being brilliant again.
Just replied to John H’s anti-Trumpism below. What John H fails to see is that Trump is big-noting himself to his base using concept to impress them, like IQ and ‘professors’, which are not directed at elites like .. well, like us, here especially any like John H who are non-believers in Trump’s economic efficacy. Trump’s exagerations are staking a claim with his base, not the likes of most of us bookish types. One-of-you not one-of-them, he’s saying.
Brought a waterproof lock for the garden shed. Works perfectly. Every bit of water that falls on it gets trapped inside. The best lock I had lasted years, even confounding the local druggies. Cost only a few bucks. The water ran straight through it.
Paul Joseph Watsom Watson comments on Bald and Bankrupts latest travel video.
Bald does not sugarcoat the truth. India has serious problems, all captured on camera.
Who cares if the Indians are upset. No wonder they are fleeing the joint to come to places like here, Canada the UK and elsewhere.
The squalor is breathtaking.
He’s Made Them Very Angry
This could be fun…
The reason why it could be fun is that the FAA has told SpaceX that they cannot give a launch date until late November because they need to do environmental studies in case Starship falls onto a fish. (I am not joking.)
Then FAA wanted to fine SpaceX a million Aussie for not waiting for approval after they built some buildings – whilst informing FAA in a timely manner. Elon is now suing FAA over that bureaucratic bastardry.
So the fun thing will be if SpaceX launches Flight 5 Starship without FAA approval. Which they just might.
Kamalala sounds simultaneously pretentious, drunk, constipated and stoned.
The Bald and Bankrupt video in full.
I Visited India So You Don’t Have To
I think Kamalala’s main problem among many, is she’s used to getting what she wants with the little girl voice thingy revolting females do that they think is charming, but she has been told she has to seem “Presidential”.
Her tiny bird brain is flicking between “Marilyn” and “Oprah”, and sometimes suddenly reverts back to “badgering prosecutor”, but “Presidential” is nowhere to be found.
She is also rehearsed to within an inch of her life with lines that are so cheesy I don’t think even she is believing them while she is delivering them.
Sure, it’s more than two weeks since the podcast segment and these guys are still rallying against him and I’m the one whose triggered.
All this has managed to achieve is a Streisand effect, a massive boost to MartyrMade’s audience and bank balance as he shot to the top of Apple’s and Spotify’s podcast lists, and a large pool of people questioning the prevailing WW2 narrative and its relations. This has been a very good and revealing episode.
Ze red lines, they are not working!!
PM Netanyahu’s advisor to Arab media: ‘Previous red lines with Hezbollah no longer exist’ (21 Sep)
Sounds like a great time for all excellent Iranian regime kiddies to dust off those lead lined underpants. Israel has roughly 90 nuclear weapons, and I suspect all of them are hydrogen bombs.
There is a reason I left social media when I entered rehab. Toxic, self absorbed waste. Back to shock treatment.
He was introduced as a popular historian who has produced several lengthy podcasts on historical topics from history of slavery in US to Epstein. People are complaining basically because they didn’t like what he said. Same MO as covid: I don’t like what you’re saying about vaccines, lockdowns, or the like so I’ll question your credentials, your expertise, your associations, and so on.
Trump’s tip tax policy was a lurk for hedge funders and lawyers to lower their income tax. Harris’s version was a real tax cut aimed exclusively at low-paid workers, with no dodgy loopholes for the rich.
Vance has told us all we need to know about how Trump would gut Medicare, destroy public services, and blow out inflation with his tariffs, all to fund upper-class tax cuts. Reaganism revisited.
As with “globalists” and “merchant bankers”, when db and his Moldbug-inspired mates invoke the phrase “the Regime”, it is an obvious anti-Semitic dog whistle.
https://rumble.com/v4nqlrq-pajeet-documentary.html
In the emojis of calli and pogria ?
Roger
September 21, 2024 9:25 am
Plenty comes to mind in reading the article about Geoff Clark, but to suggest he is the sole cause of dysfunction in The Great Grift that is Aboriginal politics is a bit of a stretch.
And politicians knew that at the time.
ATSIC was finally abolished in 2005, but Clark was convicted in December 2003 on a charge of hindering police.
As this offence carried a potential jail term, Clark would have been disqualified from ATSIC anyway.
Clark is a symptom, not the cause.
BoN my estimation of a person’s critical reasoning plummets the moment food is mentioned. Also nahtsiies.
Clark is a symptom, not the cause.
True.
it’s not going to be fixed until Australia abolishes having a special group who have their own flag, rules, funding etc – and all the while the ruling class kneels before them in supplication.
Is there anywhere else on the planet where a country has a separate flag for one group within itself? Excepting the “rainbow flag” but actually that’s just the same concept.
Do our fearless leaders really think separatism is a good thing for a country?
Actually many don’t, but they’re now too afraid to say it was a mistake and we need to abolish all of the Aboriginal industry. Close down the “remote communities” and just treat everyone the same.
Racing folks – what is the purpose of the mephistophelean masks that they put on the horsies’ ears and head these days?
From an, unverified, Hadbollocks military report .. excellent if true ..!
Lotza smilie goats in Lebanon today .. LOL!
– 879 Hezbollah Terrorists died.
– 291 Senior Commanders died.
– 509 Blinded.
– 1,735 injured in “reproductive organs.”
– 613 Permanent function damage.
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https://x.com/intent/like?tweet_id=1837028598177239383
March10, 2015, when PM, Tony Abbott made the decision to close remote aboriginal communities. The resultant whining from do-gooders registered on the Richter scale. Brave Sir Tony boldly turned his tail and fled from what would have been a legacy-making decision.
From the Guardian, 2015:
Tony Abbott has shrugged off the decision to close 150 Western Australian remote Indigenous communities, saying the taxpayer should not have to fund people’s “lifestyle choices”.
The WA premier, Colin Barnett, foreshadowed the closure of up to 150 remote communities after the commonwealth said funding for them would soon lapse and fall entirely to the states. The federal government is currently a major contributor to keeping the communities afloat.
Abbott told ABC Radio in Kalgoorlie that Barnett was right to shut down the communities if the cost of providing services outweighed the benefits.
“What we can’t do is endlessly subsidise lifestyle choices if those lifestyle choices are not conducive to the kind of full participation in Australian society that everyone should have,” Abbott said during a visit to the historic city on Tuesday.
For those interested in the mechanics of spoiling a Hezbollah day, CNN has an expert to show how. Unsurprisingly, CNN tells us this because of the outrageous risk of damage to innocent bystanders.
[That little piece of sheet compound in the pager contains 4 or 5 grams of PETN.]
Not much point martyring yourself if you can’t
rapereap the reward – those 72 virgins.There’s an explanation that was long overdue. Yet despite clearing up the ambiguity of the word ‘country’, it still doesn’t really resolve the issue, does it?
For one thing, is it conceivable that Mr Kerin could have had a quick discussion with the elders and decided that the footy fans were not welcome and should all turn around and go home? On what basis could such a decision be enforced?
It’s just rather difficult to look at the issue without the lens of European law intervening. You’re being welcomed by someone who doesn’t own the stadium. That’s one reason this ‘country’ explanation doesn’t quite resolve the controversy. Am interested if Cats can think of another.
And people like Victor Hanson explained why his commentary was bullshit. Instead of complaining with pejorative terms like regime etc. perhaps you could also add why someone like Hanson is wrong and your boy is correct.
Trump most definitely speaks gibberish
Example dickless.
Mossad can’t be reached for comment. They still haven’t stopped pissing themselves rolling on the floor laughing.
JC
September 21, 2024 9:24 am
Cronkite, what the hell is going on?
It’s the soy effect: manifested in men by growing tits; in women by reducing or removing them. Some of these poor rats finally realise they’ve been shafted.
I think Trump wonders a bit at times, but he always circles back to the point being made and offers a direct response.
KamalToe is a fcking moron, and although in a different way, about as bad as Dementia.
Welcome to country is always contaminated by payment. Ole boorie mate takes $3000 as rent for your stay, and dresses it up as a welcome. Legally it’s a license, payment for the right to occupy temporarily. The smoking leaves and painted dancing is just window dressing. Goes back to Mabo. That’s why it can never be got rid of. It’s here to stay, part of common law.
Trump’s tip tax policy was a lurk for hedge funders and lawyers to lower their income tax. Harris’s version was a real tax cut aimed exclusively at low-paid workers, with no dodgy loopholes for the rich.
Alright dickless it’s plain you’re just piss taking.
Trump lowered company tax rates from the highest to the lowest and enabled the highest rate of US employment, particularly of minorities, post WW11 as all the foreign based corps rushed back to the US.
End of of story. Now go and play with the milko’s kiddies.
So which one is special?
2nd along top row .. Red Poppy .. worth $300 upwards .. If you can get one under $300 you’ve scored a bargain .. The 2012 Red Poppy was the 1st $2 coloured and the Mint only produced 500 000 (normal colours nowadays 1.5 to 2.5 million) cos they thought the coloured would be more of a novelty than the collector pieces they’ve become ..
The 2023 Red Poppy is worth about the same as the 2012 but not as sort after. They used the same Poppy design with an updated Queen’s head on the obverse tho only 60 000 issued it doesn’t have the same appeal cos if you’ve got a 2012 you’ve already got the Red Poppy ..
To get an idea of the price difference(s) the next most expensive coloured $2 is the 2016 Purple Coronation (not in pix) from $45 upwards .. The rest between $3 & $25 …….!
They have issued a couple of hundred various $2 coloureds since 2012 but only 62 are the general circulation coins the rest are limited edition & sets ..
Most collectors settle for the circulated issues with a smattering of the “specials” if you come across them cheap (the average Mint “special” single $2 coin retails, when issued, around $30 and sets can get into 4 figures) ..
Those “Woolies Only” are, for all intents & purposes, classified by the Mint, as “circulated” but you don’t find them in “official” albums cos they are “specials” which Woolies pay the Mint for exclusive release to encourage shopping in Woolies ………..
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The good rabbi, Shimon Cowen, has it exactly right:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09-21/lnp-amanda-stoker-pulls-support-for-rabbi-shimon-cowen-book/104378994
The GayBC and the Academics Lawyers and Perverts party (which have us Orkopoulos, Bill Darcy, Bob Ellis, Bob Collins and Keith Wright) are, therefore, going all out to cancel him.
“There are any number of one-teacher schools in remote and rural Queensland”
Crap analogy.
Remote primary schools are there to service productive farming communities.
Not the same as living on welfare in remote communities and demanding food be helicoptered in during the rainy season.
There was also the issue of domestic violence and sexual abuse which so called do gooders turn a blind eye to.
Many examples.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-14/looma-man-jailed-over-sexual-assault-of-girls-in-1990s/103844232
“– 879 Hezbollah Terrorists died.
– 291 Senior Commanders died.
– 509 Blinded.
– 1,735 injured in “reproductive organs.”
– 613 Permanent function damage”
That document on Telegram was a fake.
Claimed 39 civilian deaths.
Hezbollah claimed 2 , as if they would hide more?
“large pool of people questioning the prevailing WW2 narrative and its relations.”
I read many of the comments, it revealed a large number of virulent anti Semitic white nationalists who felt even more comfortable spiting out their Jew hate and acclaim for the nazi policies of exterminating people they considered subhuman, Jews, Gypsies and Slavs, which a failure by Churchill to pursue a war in the west would have been a complete success, rather than just a partial one.
Would those “closed down” be communities with predominately indigenous populations? How would that be “treating everyone the same”?
Obviously I’m referring to the indigenous populations.
Someone once referred to these isolated Outback villages as cultural aquariums. Good description.
Somehow we have arrived at keeping certain groups funded and living in dysfunctional places in a way we would not if anyone else wanted to do it.
Generally as a result of white guilt. Also with the pretence they are somehow a Utopian centre of excellence to be admired and emulated.
Instead they are in general centres of chronic violence and ill-health and crime.
It’s been disastrous for those living in them, and for the rest of Australia funding them.
Close them down.
Watching the Broncos NRLW team. Scott Prince coaches the team. Top of the ladder and caning the dragons. It looks as though they have a game plan and the players are enthusiastic. Maybe he should be the Broncos men coach.
Three Mile Island reopening
https://x.com/GrayConnolly/status/1837257283019100250?t=hp13hiuMlUCM4i1Y_NGeUQ&s=19
Scrolling through the Teev channels, I came upon NITV’s rugby league ‘Koori Knockout.’ The game currently being broadcast is between a Redfern based team and a NSW country team.
They are whiter than your average professional NRL team. Most of them have tan marks at the shorts line on their legs!
On another note, I bought a new phone today because the old one won’t survive the closure of the 3G network. The screen had begun to come away from the casing, but it worked fine.
When the saleslady opened it to transfer the SIM card, it turned out that the battery was swollen. She freaked out, said it could blow up or burst into flames any minute, etc. Didn’t want to reassemble it so I could transfer anything to the new one.
So, I have lost my photos. I’m disappointed, but them’s the breaks.
What really irks me is that I consulted a few websites earlier which assured me that my contacts would be on the SIM card. Well, they’re not. I have lost all my phone contact numbers as well. Some I can fairly easily reconstruct, but some (like old friends who live interstate or overseas) are going to be hard, maybe impossible, to find unless they call me. And that means answering calls from unknown numbers, which I don’t usually do.
Moral of the story – use 0G technology (pen and paper) to record important information. Do not believe websites, even if they all say the same, reassuring thing.
Grrr! 🙁
Nothing was as successful in achieving the result you decry as a total war across continental Europe.
Dear God, VDH, Roberts and Ferguson, among others, circle the wagons, because someone you and others call a ‘nobody’, ‘my boy’, etc. touched up the official narrative re WW2 in a conversation with Tucker. They were all rushing out to put out spot fires because Tucker was mainstreaming criticisms of of the official WW2 narrative that were already being made but are only familar to a narrow audience.
I don’t be grudge VDH’s opinions, people are entirely justified in coming to different conclusions (although last I looked his article was paywalled) and I’ve seen Gray’s opinion as well, and the latter is more circumspect then merely characterizing what MartyrMade said off the cuff as ‘bullshit’.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/09/remember-when-gop-poll-challengers-were-kicked-absentee/
According to E&E News the CEO of the World Wildlife Fund, Carter Roberts, takes home a nifty $1.2 million each year in compensation. Similarly the president of the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) gets close to one million each year, and the head of the Nature Conservancy gets three-quarters of a million. It takes half a million dollars to get the chief of the “Rainforest Alliance” to turn up for work, and $415k to feed the account of the president of the Wilderness Society. The two co-directors of Greenpeace USA get about $330,000 a year each. “Nice work if you can get it”…
Theres pork barrelling, and then theres offering the taxpayers arse to be porked.
Queensland Labor
@QLDLabor
BREAKING: If re-elected on October 26 we will double the funding for Queensland’s LGBTQIA+ alliance and events.
We’ll also make funding to Queensland LGBTQIA+ Alliance permanent – providing much needed certainty and support for the community.
Obviously I’m referring to the indigenous populations.
Obviously nothing to do with race (sarc).
Someone once referred to these isolated Outback villages as cultural aquariums. Good description.
No. Breathtakingly arrogant judgement.
Somehow we have arrived at keeping certain groups funded and living in dysfunctional places in a way we would not if anyone else wanted to do it.
We fund and support seniors in nursing homes. Many of those in these communities are rendered dysfunctional through dementia. We care for them. Should these “certain groups” be abandoned? How about people with disabilities?
Generally as a result of white guilt.
White guilt or rational compassion?
Also with the pretence they are somehow a Utopian centre of excellence to be admired and emulated.
Nobody who has spent any time in these communities believes that.I spent a few years unsuccessfully trying to recruit people to work in them. Logically, if they were”Utopian centres of excellence” Australians would be flocking to live in them.
Instead they are in general centres of chronic violence and ill-health and crime.
And why is that so, old mate?
It’s been disastrous for those living in them, and for the rest of Australia funding them.
The first sentence is correct. The second isn’t. Most urban and regional Australians couldn’t give a stuff.
Interesting that the Voice referendum was overwhelmingly carried in the booths in these communities – https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/booth-by-booth-indigenous-australians-backed-the-voice-20231015-p5ecc7.html
Close them down.
Maybe we should try listening to them. That would be novel. It hasn’t been tried in two hundred years.
I’ve never called Cooper a nobody. I’ve argued his views are bullshit and explained why I believe that. In fact, when first discussing his interview, I said that I thought his views on Jim Jones were very interesting.
Cooper’s views are hardly unique as Buchanan was making similar clams in the 90s.
Where is it pay-walled because I read it at Free Press.
Here
Just be specific with what Hanson gets wrong in that piece that makes Cooper’s claims credible?
I also watched this interview with Hanson.
https://www.gbnews.com/news/us-historian-victor-davis-hanson-tucker-carlson-churchill
If you choose to defend Cooper’s claim’s it would be a good idea to criticize his biggest one, which was that Churchill was the chief villain of WW2.
I said you and others.
Not sure what your point here is given that is what I just said. Buchanan was also criticized back then, but the difference here is that the opinions were being aired on Tucker’s podcast and thus were now entering the ears of millions of listeners.
You must be a subscriber.. The Free Press isn’t free. Oh, he was on GBNews too, as I said, full spectrum response.
Maybe we should try listening to them. That would be novel. It hasn’t been tried in two hundred years.
You are a piece of shit numbers. A typical leftie who invents causes to reflect your sense of virtue which have no connection to reality and consequences. The 3rd nations are the luckiest bunch of H&G to exist. They survived because the Brits got here and set up shop with the best social, economic and political system ever; and not the Portuguese, Spanish, Frogs or any of the Asian butchers.
EVERY problem with the 3rd nations today is because leftoid bastards like you have designated them as victims who have to have compensation for wrongs which were not done to them. Every attempt at the separation which flows from this creates suffering, discord and social corruption.
3rd nations deserve no special treatment, whether it be ghastly subsidised remote settlements, NT, Voices etc. They deserve equality with every other citizen and the responsibilities, benefits and consequences which flow from that, nothing more.
Leftoids, on the other hand, really do deserve special treatment.
I think Jacinta knows them better than you numbers. So I’ll listen to her. She is calling for an Audit and an RC into Child Abuse in the communities. Once those 2 matters are thoroughly investigated and exposed, then and only then is any further “listening” worthwhile. Until then the best course of action is cutting funding to the parasites and other assorted cretins that enable these squalid shitholes to keep going.
Clark is a symptom, not the cause.
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True, and this lame attempt to pretend that everyone else was innocent and virtuous is deflection on a grand scale.
Not only did plenty of people, black and white, know what he was doing, many of them paticipated and benefited from the culture of grift and intimidation he represented. And that includes Saint Lowitja O’Donoghue.
What about those millions in mining royalties pouring into communities where people are living in squalor years later? What about the luxury homes, boats, cars and even helicopters for the Big Men?
When I worked for the NSW government in the 1990s, a Treasury person who investigated a prominent Land Council told me: ‘If they weren’t Aboriginal, they’d all be in jail.’
Nothing seems to have changed.
More results of the leftoids’ assault on the West: it’s happened here already and will happen more as rub and tug imports his muzzie voting hordes:
“That Is Not The Same God” : Personal Trainer Who Stopped Muslim Terrorist | Frontpage Mag
A typical leftie who invents causes to reflect your sense of virtue which have no connection to reality and consequences.
This “typical leftie” worked in remote communities (Urandangi, Dajarra, Boulia, Bedourie and Camooweal) in the nineties. I lived the reality and observed the consequences.
As soon as we started to listen to the locals (Mitakoodi and Kalkadoon) they started to gain confidence and improve their situations.
Borbidge’s government put an end to that.
As soon as the issue becomes political, any hope of progress goes out the window.
Those who can do. Those who can’t teach.
Someone with a lot of time on their hands.
https://x.com/i/status/1837063509101662699
As soon as we started to listen to the locals (Mitakoodi and Kalkadoon) they started to gain confidence and improve their situations.
Typical leftoid arrogance: the 3rd nations are incapable of helping themselves but once the wise leftoids place their holy hand on them all becomes better.
Why do contributors to Dover’s blog give Numbers such a serve? Yes, he repeats his legacy. It’s interesting. He may be a communist. Who cares! What harm is he doing? But how many here (hello cassie) repeat the same fecking shite every fecking day?
First world problems. I ordered some Chardonnay. Lift is out. How to retrieve it without a bra on. I was in the army. Tactics.
He said this while admitted he was being polemical and not denying the villainy of Hitler and the other actors.
Moreover, I did address this in part in the other post. If Churchill had other avenues of avoiding or delaying the conflict, or if fighting always meant dragging the other major powers into the war, then the above was indeed being addressed.
Doing and teaching are inseparable. Moreover, how has this turned out for the right?
We really are living in the midst of administrative incompetence. This afternoon the NSW RFS began a hazard reduction west of the Northern Beaches at a time of gathering wind from the West. A little over an hour ago a warning to take shelter was issued to residents in the path of the out-of-control fire that had resulted. WTF!
From where we are it looks like that fire is now under control, thank the Lord. But it must have been terrifying to the residents – particularly in the retirement village in its path.
BTW as a result I consulted the Fires Near Me website to check, in our absence, on our own valley in the Central Tablelands. And again, WTF! The “map” of NSW is no longer visible – only fire symbols in an undefined area.
He has quite a story to tell:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09-21/new-zealand-pilot-phillip-mehrtens-freed-from-captivity-in-papua/104380250
19 months in the jungle with separatists! Wow!
Armed pro-independence rebels in Indonesia’s Papua region have released New Zealand man Philip Mehrtens after holding him hostage for more than 19 months.
Indonesian police in Papua announced Mr Mehrtens was handed over to a joint military-police helicopter crew at a remote village in Nduga regency in a central highlands area.
From there, the 38-year-old father-of-one was flown to the nearby town of Timika, where police said he underwent medical and psychological assessments.
Well, there’s something to tell his grandchildren about. It’s like a Victorian era adventure story.
Teachers in Year 10 made us parrot off Newton’s Laws of Motion without ever explaining how they might be applied to the real world.
Actually doing something and teaching in a classroom or lecture theatre are separable. Only on-the-job do they come together.
Ordinary objects shouldn’t be weaponised.
Anyhow
https://x.com/persianjewess/status/1837199781741117913?t=uq9o7WCZc7GtpPnmaMqYUQ&s=19
Because it is well deserved.
Conscripted? Et tu?
Great analysis of the Israeli testicle strategy by Melanie, and the cowardice of the West especially by the gliblins now in power in not so Great Britain:
(6) An explosive moment of clarification – Melanie Phillips (substack.com)
Includes this:
But Britain no longer seems interested in fighting just wars at all. In a speech this week, Foreign Secretary David Lammy said climate change was the “most profound and universal source of global disorder” and more “fundamental” than either terrorism or an “imperialist autocrat” — an apparent reference to Russian president Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine.
Belief in alarmism is now along side TDS a measure of the person; no matter what other virtues you may have if you have TDS or alarmitis then you are a dead loss.
Wore my maternal grandmother’s Star of David in public for the first time yesterday, since October7. It was in the Eastern suburbs. I felt safe.
Back in the early 90s when working in child protection, we knocked on the door of a man in Lakemba who was tying his children to the bed and beating their heals.
He saw my Star of David and spat at my feet.
We needed police.
He said – I don’t care I live in Australia, I do what I want to do.
I interviewed a murderer coming up for parole. He raped, buried, dug up and raped again. His little finger was twitching. I asked the obvious question. He said – that is the victim talking to me.
I watched a triple murderer die from cancer. I spent years trying to keep him inside. But there is a special release option for those suffering.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09-21/newcastle-council-paige-johnson-first-transgender-councillor/104379968
A trannie has been elected to the Newcastle Council.
Roads, rates and rubbish?
Oh, no.
It’s all about posturing.
Stopping. I could go on. 22 years of it.
Nelmes got the boot though, which is pretty amazing.
I haven’t been keeping track of Lake Mac much, since we’re rusted on and fortunately local Labor is saner than Ncl council.
Sancho, you know nothing. I am now retired at 56. Family trust keeping me alive. Coming for you, sweets. Keep shitting on me.
Back to the boring ra ra.
Ellie
September 21, 2024 4:54 pm
Reply to Ellie
A downtick represents the echo chamber this blog is no.
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This place is no echo chamber. Plenty of differing opinions each and everyday.
ABC never changes.
The Israeli military has repeatedly used fighter jets to create sonic booms over Beirut — some say it’s ‘psychological warfare’I feel more stupid for having engaged with it. The authoress is gives off some serious weather underground vibes. That magical combination of sinister and retarded with bunny boiling eyes.
That bloke who pulled the cat of the chair and gave it a kick deserved what he got. What a wanker.
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Steve Inman:
Animals Gone Wild Compilation
Mossad HQ earlier this year.
Meanwhile, Hezbollah fired 200+ rockets into northern Israel yesterday.
Some say it’s actual warfare.
Kamaltoe has often mentioned how much she loves Venn diagrams.
https://ace.mu.nu/archives/dodging.jfif
The CCP are taking notes on what Israel just did.
The bloke handing out a flogging would probably be arrested if he did this in Australia.
I’m guessing this is in South America?
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Steve Inman:
Dad vs Bike Thief
Ellie September 21, 2024 5:49 pm
Sancho, you know nothing. I am now retired at 56. Family trust keeping me alive. Coming for you, sweets. Keep shitting on me.
Back to the boring ra ra.
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Go buy some spray on latex to make your skin a bit thicker.