Judge John Edwards should be dragged out onto the street and beaten to a pulp.
Open Thread – Mon 30 Sept 2024
- Open Thread – Weekend 16 Nov 2024
- Open Thread – Thurs 14 Nov 2024
- Open Thread – Remembrance Day 2024
- The Sweetest Victory
- Open Thread – Weekend 9 November 2024
Ben Garrison.
Lisa Benson.
Henry Payne.
Chip Bok.
MSM Demand Zelensky Admit He Can’t Win the War, Report On Ukraine’s Old and Poorly Trained Soldiers Who Are Dying Fast and Panicking Under Fire
Look who couldn’t have admiration for a terrorist leader who orchestrated the deaths of innocents at a Buenos Aires social club?
The problem is there are 18 Vic Lib parliamentarians who backed him in expelling Deeming.
“He was our sworn enemy, of this there is no doubt, but he was an honorable one; in a region infamously parched and bereft of honor.“
An honourable man meets his enemy, he does not hide in f**king tunnels.
Samurai and Vikings relished, even dreamed of an “Honourable” death in Battle.
Nasrullah was a Cowards coward.
Prove me wrong!!!
Censorship is the elitist issue du jour.
‘Piece of garbage’: John Kerry slammed for labelling the First Amendment a ‘major block’
The TRUTH about Al Gore’s climate lies
Roger
Those 18 who sided with the salami will be backpedaling so fast they’ll need a reverse speedometer if things start going south for him. Let’s just say they’re not exactly lining up for bravery awards and will die on that hill the support him.
It’s incredible to believe that Deeming was out there protesting against trannies playing in women’s sports and using ladies’ bathrooms. And then the big useless salami kicks her out of the party, throwing around Nazi accusations.
It is insane that pollimuppetts like the salami can be blindly obedient directives from the international left.
It is insane that pollimuppetts like the salami can be blindly obedient directives from the international left.
Do they get paid for it?
Good question. Even the terminology and talking points are imported from the Nthn Hemisphere.
I don’t blame dad. He should never have gone in the first place.
Sweeney has an amazingly decent rack.
I’d say it’s 50:50 Trump ends the Ukraine war.
It’s possible Putin takes that off ramp.
It’s also possible that Putin analyses Trumps comments during the campaign and miscalculates that:
If Putin does that it could well be Trump does something significant to wake him the f*** up.
Nicholas Lissack
Remarkable how quickly and hard this went off the rails.
The end of steel-making at Port Talbot:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c70zxjldqnxo
And the middle-class woke frauds who lead what passes for a Labour party under Starmer can’t possibly imagine why the workers vote for Farage.
There was nothing honourable about Nasrallah….nothing. Like Hitler, Nasrallah was an Amalekite. The tribe of Amalek, from ancient times to now, are the historical enemy of the Jewish people.
Tenuously attaching to myself to JC’s post on Sydney Sweeny, I have a query for the Tom Cats here. I looked at a post on Rhianna’s latest Lingerie spruik.
Before I link, I have to say, I absolutely loathe the colour yellow when it comes to clothing. Green, unless it is British Racing Green, is a close second.
Tom Cats, tell me truly, does the yellow lingerie appeal to you?
https://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/12545697/rihanna-strips-lacy-lingerie-stockings/
To me, it brings visions of vomit.
Well played, Georgian Dream.
Some good sense from the always sensible Patrick Parkinson: the sexual abuse problem in the churches was due not to traditional Judeo-Christian sexual ethics but to their intellectually and morally dishonest abandonment on favour of an intellectual pigswill of Fraud, the Kinseys, Carl Rogers, and gay self-justification.
https://www.abc.net.au/religion/patrick-parkinson-clergy-sexual-abuse-christian-ethics-newcastle/104386674
Absolutely correct, in the Catholic Church as well as the Anglican. How this hot published on an ABC website is beyond me. Read it before they take it down.
From the Age biography of Kris Kristofferson.
At the same time, his second marriage, to singer-songwriter Rita Coolidge, was melting down amid what she later characterised as his emotional abuse, his habit of downing two bottles of Jack Daniel’s a day and his chronic infidelity. Steamy nude scenes from a movie he made with actress Sarah Miles were reprinted in Playboy magazine, which Coolidge considered a final indignity.
Huge crowd at Sydney mosque to honour slain terror leaderTwo Sydney mosques will host vigils for slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah going over three days.
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Islam does not come to the West to assimilate, it comes to overthrow. This fat pig gloriously killed by Israel said this:
Lebanon was a Christian country, but we took it and now it’s ours. After we kill all the Jews in Palestine, we will just have begun. We won’t stop until every country on Earth is ruled by the law of Allah and the people of Islam, like our prophet promised.
A seismic moment – Melanie Phillips (substack.com)
The liars and the filth have literally imported the enemy into our country.
I am reluctant to judge.
i have never been big on bourbon’s but that is not because of some inferiority. Just not where my tastes have been exercised.
This clip will cause a fuss. U tube will probably ban it.
Inside the Country that KILLS Illegal Immigrants…
The headline:
Libs prepare for leadership change as Pesutto urged to face ‘hugely upsetting’ truth
Pesutto will be most upset to find that the hugely upsetting truth is that he’s a dissembling flog, and that all his snivelling has come to nought.
What’s the off-ramp? What could Trump do?
How he came to write Me and Bobby McGee
Yeah, terrible state of affairs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=men-059FGL0
For anyone who ever woke up Sunday Morning, with the hangover from Hell, not sure whose bed you were in, and trying to remember the name of who else was sharing that bed..
That was never meant. It was meant as an antidote to the idea that the US is doing nothing in the matter.
Kamala and Joe are pretty much ignoring the disaster in Asheville, NC
Israeli strikes kill Hamas leader in Lebanon and three Palestinian leaders in Beirut
9 FLU VACCINE FACTS
Are Mandates Science-Based?
CNN’s Jake Tapper didn’t realise what he said.
What an idiot.
The sort of anger Starmer is facing – The Spectator:
Rosie Duffield quits Labour over Starmer sleaze
28 September 2024, 6:11pm
Keir Starmer is yet to hit the hundred day mark but he is already one MP down. This evening Rosie Duffield has written to the Prime Minister to inform him that she is resigning the whip ‘with immediate effect’. Duffield, who was known to have strained relations with the party leadership, cites the recent rows over Labour sleaze as a key motivation – along with the decisions to cut the winter fuel payment for most pensioners and retain the two child benefit cap.
‘Why are you not showing even the slightest bit of embarrassment?’
Duffield is the fastest MP in modern history to quit their party following a general election victory. In her letter to Starmer (published by the Sunday Times), she attacks him over his response to the recent stories about his penchant for freebies: ‘The sleaze, nepotism and apparent avarice are off the scale… I am so ashamed of what you and your inner circle have done to tarnish and humiliate our once proud party.’
She goes on: ‘Someone with far-above-average wealth choosing to keep the Conservatives’ two child limit to benefit payments which entrenches children in poverty, while inexplicably accepting expensive personal gifts of designer suits and glasses costing more than most of these people can grasp – this is entirely undeserving of holding the title of Labour prime minister.’
‘Forcing a vote to make many older people iller and colder while you and your favourite colleagues enjoy free family trips to events most people would have to save hard for – why are you not showing even the slightest bit of embarrassment?’
So, how significant is Duffield’s exit? Of course, it’s embarrassing for any leader to lose support particularly this early on into a premiership. However, it’s also the case that Duffield has long been one of Starmer’s most vocal critics in the party. She has repeatedly criticised Starmer and his senior aides over her treatment after she spoke in favour of women’s only spaces. She has already been critical of various pledges like the winter fuel cut. It means in Starmer’s circle they won’t exactly be devastated that she is now outside the tent.
That said, the freebies row is showing no sign of dying down – and this resignation only adds to it. In recent days, Starmer has faced even more questions about his use of freebies from certain donors such as Waheed Alli, the Labour peer. He is having to defend using Alli’s £18 million penthouse during the Covid lockdowns as well as accepting a further £16,000 worth of free clothing from Alli than previously reported.
Duffield is not the only Labour MP to be unhappy with both the freebie stories and the Prime Minister’s reluctance to apologise. In recent interviews, he has angrily defended his choices rather than opting for humility. Duffield writes in her letter that she ‘cannot put into words how angry I and my colleagues are at your total lack of understanding about how you have made us all appear’. If the feelings of those colleagues start to bubble to the surface then Starmer has a much bigger problem on his hands.
@RNCResearch
Asheville, North Carolina.
East Palestine, Ohio.
Lahaina, Hawaii.
The list is endless.
When disaster strikes, Kamala and Biden are nowhere to be found.
WOW! Barack Obama’s Former Canadian Ambassador Reveals Zoom Call With Hollywood Celebrities and Social Media Influencers To Discuss Undetectable Way To Steal The 2024 Election
Whilst I think Pesutto’s a monumental flog and he’s about to be salamied big time, I also think there are other mediocrities in the Victorian Liberals who bear a lot of personal responsibility for this sad and sorry Deeming saga, and that includes Southwick, Guy, Crozier and the biggest flog of them all, King Kong Kennett.
@bennyjohnson
Crisis and control: This is what the EU plans to do
Cumberland Council election results announced today.
5 wards x 3 councillors per Ward (total of 15). Southwest Sydney.
Labor reduced to 5, down from 8:
lost 1 in Regents Park to a Lib (who is a Korean, can’t speak much English)
lost 1 in Wentworthville (the previous Labor Mayor, Lisa Lake) to a Greenscum
lost 1 in South Granville to a Muslim Vote candidate (Ahmed Ouf, Auburn Islamic Centre)
Cumberland Council election outcome summary:
Liars Party 5
Stupid F-cking Liberals 4
Our Local Community 3 (includes 2 exiled from & reviled by Labor – Steve Christou & Paul Garrard ex Parramatta mayor)
Greenscum 1
Muslim Vote 1
Independent 1 (ex-OLC)
many of the above Labor candidates ran campaigns which emphasised support for Palestine & Gaza.
Trump will put pressure on Zelenskiyiy… and Putin.
And NATO, and the UN.
And the slavs and the balts, and Finland and Sweden.
And his own military command.
He’s good like that.
Conservative victory in Austria
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mwkxVfUYp4
This one’s for Rabz…..Chikaboom, chickaboom, don’t you just love it..
What pressure though? Moreover, let’s not forgot the times Trump got rolled or fooled by the Blob.
She’s a full blown faarkwit. Credit to Kirk for being civil. If i was in the crowd, I would have told the beatch to f-off to Mexico.
Imbecile. She’s had one to many Big Macs. She’ll be a drain on the health system in a few years.
I walk everday to keep to the weight off.. She would’nt get fifty metres before a lactic acid build up. I’ve got no time for these indoctrinated dimwits. Uni’s are spitting them out.
Her point of view is flawed.
Charlie Kirk Triggers Illegal Migrant Descendent
Oh, I dunno. Some sort of Trump pressure and/or charm, I suppose.
And just remember, despite Milley and Bolton and Barr, there were unprecedented successes like the Abraham Accords, so he must have a certain knack. Plus, there’s no hint of the corruption and failure which reeks all over Clinton, Obama and Biden’s international debacles.
Meme
Rough sleepers in Melbourne’s CBD will be taken off the streets and put up in hotel rooms as part of a bold new election pitch to end homelessness.
Lord mayoral candidate Arron Wood will on Tuesday unveil his Hotels for Homeless program which aims to reduce the number of homeless people across the city.
Under the plan, set to cost $3m each year, hotels will be used as a circuit breaker until more appropriate long-term accommodation can be lined up.
There is no set limit on how long a rough sleeper would have a room secured, but Mr Wood’s team said there would be a strong focus on securing appropriate housing as fast as possible.
It’s not yet clear which hotels would take part in the program.
Daily outreach teams made up of Victoria Police, the Salvation Army and St Vincent de Paul will engage with Melbourne’s homeless community.
A community hotline will also be created so that members of the public can link homeless people in need with a dedicated support team.
The City of Melbourne has already unveiled its Make Room project, which will house up to 50 people into specialist housing within a council-owned building on Little Bourke St.
Last month, a shocking report from Homelessness Australia found that Melbourne had become the nation’s youth homelessness capital.
Across the city, 15,371 people – aged under 19 – reached out for assistance from homelessness services in the 2023 financial year.
Herald-Sun
To add to the tally of disgusting TV ads, there’s a new one- paid for by the taxpayer, because the local drip of the Blob has decided that the proles need to check a website for “consent” every time they might want to throw a leg over.
Usual drivel about OMG what if I have been drinking? If a chick kisses me does it mean she’s up for it?
…but the visuals are the worst. It’s actually the standard roll call of obese and ugly urbanites- but this time, even the dusky-hued are repulsive. Half of the “couples” are of the same sex, or at least are androgynously debatable, there’s a special needs couple- obese, of course- doing hand sign language while already in bed in their undies, and they’re all moving in unsmiling slo-mo which might be meant to be “sexy” but is actually so inhuman that it’s probably the best ad for abstinence since The Grim Reaper Plays Skittles.
But, it’s the opening shot which is the most appalling..
without doubt, it’s a big old man meeting a little young boy in some tunnel next to public open space.
If you’ve seen it, you’ll know what I mean.
It is worth noting. So many people from the USA tune into Sky News OZ for reporting over there. Always good to see Alex Stein on the show. Mark Dice put him on the map.
With that said, it would be great to see Dice on Sky. Heads would explode!
Boom … they would. I’ll post a clip ( repeat ) with him and Alex in a minute.
Lefties losing it: Sky News host lashes Billie Eilish for ‘demented’ Trump hysteria
Oh brilliant, the local drip has decided that we proles need ejimucating about “coercive control“. First thought, what gives the premier the gravity to choose between right and wrong? Second thought, if it’s wrong, why not make it criminal? Maybe I’m expecting too much of our schoolmarm political class, they’re just there to take our money and give womenfolk endless TV and radio ads about the dangers of menfolk. It’s more expedient to pump up a crisis of low-trust society than, you know, suggest a mode of life which might be high-trust.
Get a load of this jerk, Cook, son of McGowan-
“Coercive control is tracking your partner,
…what, like WA Police tracked us during the Batflu sham?-
it’s isolating them from friends and family
…again, like the bogus pandemic?-
it’s taking control of their finances
…we’ll circle back to that-
and gaslighting,” Cook said.
Gaslighting, eh. Get outta here.
Mark Dice and Alex Stein.
Culture Jamming with Mark Dice | Ep 130
In Clear As Mud (and as full of wriggling things) news:
Very, very slightly distinct.
LOL.
By this definition, Churchill was a coward.
Bugger.
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Clay Millican:
We had that sharpshooter Justin Ashley round one ?and he absolutely crushed the Christmas tree. We lost by .001 and it’s my fault
.001 Loss Is My Fault
OMG
John Spooner.
Mark Knight.
Peter Broelman.
Michael Ramirez.
Gary Varvel.
Tom Stiglich.
Bob Gorrell.
A true sad state of affairs over there. Many places have gone to sh*t.
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Bald and Bankrupt:
Britain; the world’s sixth biggest economy. But what is life like for the average Brit outside of the capital city? Well, I went to investigate and what I found wasn’t too promising. Join me on a journey into the provinces of this once great country for what might be my most brutal adventure yet…
Offered Business On England’s Worst Street
BBC has reported that the UK’s last coal fired power station has closed. There was much talk about how everything would become electric, but zero mention of nuclear!
Today at the kiddies News website:
Halle Berry freaks out fans with armpit hair, and
Famous twins make shock undie confession.
Lobbing long range artillery targeted at civilians only while sheltering among your own civilians is not honourable.
This little fact changes the context somewhat and reveals the ridiculousness of your comment.
Today’s Daily Tele:
NO SOUP FOR YOU! LET’S SEND YOU TO JAIL INSTEAD
TIM BLAIR
1 Oct 2024
Australians are always getting yelled at for not displaying sufficiently screamy climate panic.
According to the solar pixies over at the Climate Council, for example, our shameful “pattern of behaviour” has “cemented Australia’s reputation as a global climate pariah”.
“Australia is a bigger carbon pariah than we think,” declared the fancy-sounding Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, who happen to share their suburban Cleveland, US, office block with the far more reputable Flawless Lashes & Spray Tan, Therapeutic Elite Massage and Rozi’s Wine House.
Possibly they all get together at the nearest eatery, Dave’s Hot Chicken, to discuss the latest technological breakthroughs in carbon abatement and eyelash extensions.
And Socialist Alliance agrees, of course, claiming Australia became “even more of a climate pariah at the United Nations Climate Change Conference” in 2021.
Whatever. All of those people should be ignored – except for Dave, obviously, whose chicken gets a sensational 4.5/5 Uber Eats rating. But there is one important area of climate policy where we Australians very much need to pick up our game.
In Australia, climate protesters who block traffic or otherwise impede their cultural, intellectual and genetic superiors are invariably treated with inexplicable kindness.
Numerous such blockers, gluers and doorway slumpers – hey, I’ve just invented a new trade union! – have appeared multiple times before Australian courts and received the softest imaginable treatment.
Inconsequential fines. Suspended sentences. Convictions not recorded. Police keep arresting them and they keep returning to their infantile climate quest.
In Britain, by comparison, they’re jailing the bastards. Talk about setting a positive example. Last week, a no-nonsense UK judge sentenced climate activist Anna Holland, 22, and her perfectly posh-named comrade, 23-year-old Phoebe Plummer, to prison terms of 20 months and two years respectively.
Back in October 2022, the pair had rocked up to van Gogh’s Sunflowers, on display at Britain’s National Gallery, and thrown tomato soup at the masterpiece.
The duo and their supporters claimed no harm was done, due to the painting being protected by a transparent screen. But Judge Christopher Hehir of Southwark Crown Court simply wasn’t having it.
“The action you took was extreme, disproportionate and criminally idiotic given the risks involved,” Judge Hehir ruled in sentencing.
“There is nothing peaceful or nonviolent about throwing soup. Throwing soup in someone’s face is violent.”
Hehir took particular issue with Phoebe Plummer, who according to the Daily Mail “grew up in her family’s £4m Chelsea mansion and went to £45,000-a-year private school in Ascot”.
During her trial, upper class lass Plummer boldly compared herself with several figures of historical note.
“In Parliament Square, the beating heart of democracy in the UK, there are statues of Pankhurst, Gandhi and Mandela,” she told the court. “Why? Because these people fought for our democracy … They broke the law to bring about justice when the society in which they were in was unjust.”
Judge Hehir may have added a few additional months for each mention of Plummer’s heroes. “The suggestion that you and others like you in a democracy are political prisoners is ludicrous, offensive and idiotic,” Hehir concluded. “You have no remorse and you are proud.”
So it’s off to jail with those two, who’ve swapped soup for porridge. But they can count themselves lucky they didn’t encounter Judge Hehir in July, when he was really handing out the harshness.
Dealing with Extinction Rebellion co-founder Roger Hallam and four others who’d conspired to block motorway traffic two years ago, Judge Hehir sent Hallam down for five whole years and chucked the rest of them inside for four years each.
“You have appointed yourselves as sole arbiters of what should be done about climate change,” Judge Hehir said, also noting: “The plain fact is that each of you has some time ago crossed the line from concerned campaigner to fanatic.”
And now, thanks to a judge who won’t cop any indulgent climate antics, they’ve crossed the line from civilian life to confinement.
There are probably rules against importing judges to handle our own human traffic bollards, but the Australian judiciary could certainly use some of Judge Hehir’s attitude.
Perhaps some among our legal crowd will take those UK sentences as a challenge and go a few years better. Wishful thinking, I know.
Meanwhile, three further Just Stop Oil protesters last week threw more soup at van Gogh’s works. A certain judge may be waiting for them.
“The plain fact is that each of you has some time ago crossed the line from
concerned campaignerlow IQ idiot tofanaticlow IQ retarded idiot.”https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/israel-lebanon-war-hezbollah-09-30-24-intl-hnk/index.html
“The point remains that Nasrallah had a target on his back the minute he accepted the role as head of Hezbollah”
The price of being a muslim jihadi fanatical terrorist.
It’s hiding under residential buildings that’s at issue.
Nasrallah was furthering the aims of Shiite islam.
He sacrificed his oldest son, aged only 18, on the altar of his death cult long before he met his own demise.
Well, cometh the hour……who is going to stand up in the states and in the commonwealth against this outrageous display of support for terrorism on the streets of our major cities?
Cassie has been rightfully saying for months that these continuing demonstrations are creating fear in our Jewish community. Because of the inaction of our authorities we now have unashamed support for terrorism in our streets with an example of a Jewish man’s phone destroyed as he attempted to get evidence for the police. And, not surprisingly the police refused to assist him. All of this excellently reported on several pages in the Australian this morning.
Last night I attended a meeting at the Sydney Institute where some representatives of Sydney’s Jewish community discussed anti Semitism on Australia’s university campuses. Among them was a young woman university student who was one of the most eloquent and impressive speakers I have heard speak on this issue. She is brave and determined and gives me great hope, But it is going to be one momentous struggle to stop the scourge of anti Semitism.
Incidentally, I believe that our problem is that almost certainly our security experts have advised that intervention at Islamic rallies will create riots & that the state police therefore will not intervene even if laws are broken.This is outrageous. I don’t care if they have to bring in the army. This has to stop.
Mossad spy genies!
Iranian cleric: ‘Jews have had access to genies since Davidic times’ (30 Sep)
I don’t think Warner Bros could do all those excellent Bugs Bunny Arabian Nights-based cartoons in the present day, they’d get fatwas put onto them.
Winston Churchill did not hide in a bunker. He and his cabinet did spend time living in a bunker in central London, chiefly during the Blitz and the Battle of Britain. Churchill, along with senior UK politicians and military men, were targets of German air raids. During the Blitz Churchill walked the streets of London and other UK cities and towns to provide emotional comfort to the British people.
There’s a personal anecdote I read years ago about Churchill and it provides an insight into his mind and his bravery. Winston Churchill was no coward and nor was King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (the late Queen’s father and mother). Churchill and the King and Queen remained in London for the entirety of the War (the royals sent the two little princesses to Windsor Castle for safety). Buckingham Palace was bombed whilst the King and Queen were in the palace (one of the bombers was a German cousin of the King, a great grandson of Queen Victoria who had first hand knowledge of the palace layout), and both the King and Queen could hear a German plane buzzing over the palace as it dropped the bombs. The late Queen mother, rather than crouching and hiding away in fear, said she was now happy the palace had been bombed as she and the King could now look the East End in the eye.
The person providing the anecdote knew Winston personally, and he said that if the Germans had landed on UK shores, and if German tanks had been rolling up the Mall in London, Churchill himself would have rallied resistance and he would have been on the streets, cigar in his mouth, firing at the tanks and the German army.
I’m so over this adolescent revisionist demonisation of Winston Churchill, a complex man who helped save the West, and who helped save people like me from certain death. What I find appalling is that for decades the left loved to trash Churchill but now some unsavoury parts of the lunatic right are joining in. Anyone with a modicum of history should know basic facts about World War II and about Churchill and other leaders. Speaking of cowardly leaders, there was a leader who did hide away for much of the War, and that leader’s name was Joseph Stalin. Stalin was a coward, to the point where when the Germans invaded the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941, he hid in his Kremlin bunker, shit scared and consumed with fear. This cowardice was disastrous, whilst 150 German divisions crossed into and traversed vast swathes of Russian land, top Soviet military aides were unable to inform their cowardly leader of the invasion, and they were unable to offer any resistance, too paralysed with fear, not from the initial German invasion but because they were shit scared of their own leader’s response. It was days before Comrade Stalin showed his ugly face, the whole time he’d been drinking and cowering in a Kremlin corner like the rodent he was.
Ace calls it “the Paper of Record”. He is correct.
https://babylonbee.com/news/hezbollah-reaches-out-to-us-for-advice-on-how-to-govern-with-a-dead-leader
Dover, if you’re lurking- any chance of clearing my comment from last night re Coercive Control?
I think I might have called someone a pr*ck…
Top Ender
The furore over Starmer and the Winter Wood Relief Fund for the Pensioners is missing a vital link that I have yet to see mentioned in the media and is inexplicalbe:
The Pensioners lost their power funding, and it was given to King Charles.
Look at that piece of disgraceful budgeting and realise neither Starmer, or the King of England have refused the money.
Pensioners and the poor will die from the cold – it is the biggest killer during the winter season.
Is their greed and avarice this all encompassing that they condemn the poor with power prices they have increased, deliberately to combat a non existent problem – a scam – they are profiting from?
This is an obscenity.
Great; as if the news wasn’t already bad; now Betelgeuse is going to explode:
Elon Musk & Brian Cox: James Webb Telescope Detects SUDDEN 250% Increase In Betelgeuse’s Brightness! (youtube.com)
2500 years ago a slave call girl from Sardinia named Gedophamee (pronounced Get-offa’-me) was attending the first athletic festival in Greece.
This festival had no name at that time.
In those days the athletes performed naked and to prevent unwanted arousal while competing, the men imbibed freely on a drink containing saltpeter.
At the opening ceremonial parade of this first great event, Gedophamee observed the first wave of naked athletic males marching toward her and she exclaimed: “Oh! Limp pricks!”.
Over the next two and a half millennium that expression morphed into the word:”Olympics.”
(H/T AZ deplorable moron)
[Note: the strikethrough in the headline was not in the original.]
dover0beach
September 30, 2024 11:37 pm
By the definition, yes.
But by his combat actions, definitely not.
The definition is flawed in that it takes self protection as cowardice.
Does it mean that it is brave to stand in front of an enemy MG and taunt them?
“Your mother smells of elderberries and your father was a hamster.”?
Of course not. That defines stupidity and waste of human life.
BREAKING: House Oversight confirms Tim Walz has ‘longstanding connections’ with Chinese Communist Party
@RNCResearch
The Biden-Harris Federal Response to Helene Is a Total Disaster
“Incidentally, I believe that our problem is that almost certainly our security experts have advised that intervention at Islamic rallies will create riots & that the state police therefore will not intervene even if laws are broken.This is outrageous. I don’t care if they have to bring in the army. This has to stop”.
I caught a week old interview last night by Erin Molan with a former NSW Assistant Police Commissioner and Minister Carl Scully talking about book they had just authored about Cronulla Riots.
Scully mentioned at one point considered calling in the army as intelligence revealed the outsiders were attempting to purchase grenade and even Uzi. Baseball bats were sold out in Wollongong and Newcastle and people driving to Cronulla and other suburbs. Much of what happened was missed by the media as they had gone home when the 2nd wave took place and suburbs attacked.
Churchill was a coward? dover being provocative me thinks. Words alone mean very little without context. This is what the left does, makes claims that may appear correct but without context becomes lying by omission.
Mr. Lippmann might get a response from the police if he takes his audio-visuals to A Current Affair.
Sweeney has an amazingly decent rack
…and dead eyes. Cmon, fellas, if you’re going to get all steamy about silicone t*ts on an LCD screen, have some sort of standards.
It’s a stupid definition.
The cowardice lies in using civilians as shields.
Churchill didn’t do that.
I think it is well established that our glorious leaders are terrified of taking action against muslims lest it provoke more terrorism.
Muslims are just itching for excuses.
Good.
https://x.com/IDF/status/1840890054819864776?t=zZnSC4jD1Ty02cnjG_C4fA&s=19
Worrying signs of weak leaders in protest response after Hezbollah flags flown on Australian streets
Matt Canavan is also worritting about people being arrested for “just a sign”.
What do the “protesters” have to do to get attention? Murder someone on the steps of Parliament House?
Daily Tele.
Good morning,
A senior Hamas official killed in an Israeli airstrike yesterday has been revealed to also have been a top educator employed by a controversial UN aid organisation that saw its funding from the Albanese government doubled despite its employees’ links to terrorism.
The message sent then being that terrorism works.
It will gift your “community” with special privileges.
Message from US Dept of Energy re:
https://assets.nationbuilder.com/nfa/pages/2616/attachments/original/1727695859/LIFTOFF_DOE_AdvNuclear-vX6.pdf?1727695859
It’s a longish PDF – for which I offer no apologies.
Hi Dover
Check your inbox for new article. Did you receive this?
Jeez. Someone saw them coming!
From Bernard Gaynors latest email:
I pointed this out here.
And I’m no nuclear scientist.
The CSIRO’s bias is sowing the seeds of its own redundancy.
“The message sent then being that terrorism works.
It will gift your “community” with special privileges.”
Well yes.
Drew Pavlou pointing out on twitter that he got fined $20k for holding a blank sign outside the Chinese embassy while Hezbollah supporters can run amok.
No-one dares wave a Hezbollah flag in Paris.
One terrorist with a picture on Nasrallah on the vid. No doubt his card is now marked.
https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/09/30/protesters-in-paris-demand-end-to-israeli-air-strikes-on-targets-in-lebanon
Or anywhere in the ME outside the Iran-Shia matrix.
When did our politicians become so gormless?
“Lebanon’s army is “repositioning and regrouping forces” away from the border with Israel in response to an apparently imminent Israeli ground invasion, a Lebanese military official told AFP”
Exactly what any sovereign nation would do in the event of being invaded.
Still smart move if you want Hezbollah decimated.
https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20240930-%F0%9F%94%B4-live-israeli-airstrike-hits-central-beirut-first-time-in-nearly-a-year-of-conflict
Penny Wong at the UN. Looks like Linda Burney went along for the ride.
Haha
https://x.com/davidfrum/status/1840841344694026509?t=8rvet2b1HFtlxpJLMYX-pA&s=19
Under what power, then, have Australian and Israeli flags been confiscated?
Just watched an interview with that actor who played Gandalf, Ian Mac whatis name.
A homosexual. He said one interesting thing.
Once it was no longer a big deal being homosexual and he was able to come out, and the laws changed, THAT was when he began to feel angry about the past discrimination. Before then he just got on with his homosexuality type lifestyle and didn’t think too much about it.
So, if we take him at his word here, actually, when you think about it, he’d be happier if it was still illegal.
I’m going to put forth a bit of a theory here, go out on a bit of a limb and take a wild guess about what is going on here.
Maybe, just maybe, 90% of the attraction to these alternative lifestyles is the covert and taboo nature of them.
And once stripped of social disapproval and legal jeopardy, what you are left with is a couple of aging individuals with no children, no thrills and a feeling of emptiness.
And that’s why they’re angry.
Plus there is an effect that when you tell people they are being treated unfairly, over and over again, derrrrrr, they start to feel mistreated.
Is the lesson here: if you are treating someone unfairly don’t stop, because they’ll hate you for it?
Or maybe the lesson is: life is going to treat you unfairly, try not to become resentful about it?
Maybe there isn’t any lesson at all.
This ‘poetic’ metaphor or whatever just shows how nuts Nasrallah is.
No matter what he said, this alleged lust for death is attractive to only a very small percentage of muslims, who often have to be drugged up to actually go through with it. It is against human nature.
No wonder they send people with intellectual disabilities, even young children on suicide missions.
And the reality is despite the hard sell, even muslims who are primed for suicide missions sometimes baulk at the reality. One bloke on that French video sitting in an Israeli video couldn’t bring himself to murder a baby in its mother’s arms.
It’s also fake news, God doesn’t welcome the massacre of innocents, that’s the devil’s work.
https://x.com/Aldanmarki/status/1840646953807274099?t=O0VES6mJcQl92_mIiEUpeQ&s=19
Dunno if it’s just me but am kinda hoping for a 1967 type of war where Israel grew in size…. 🙂
This is the most consequential US election in history.
If Kamalala loses it might be a generation or more before the Democrats have the courage to again put forward a cackling witch for President.
At that point the record will be; mortal men: 2, demonically possessed acolytes of Satan: 0.
Good read from the Spectator:
The killing of Hassan Nazrallah is the latest — and most impressive — stage in Israel’s campaign to wipe out Iran’s terrorist proxies on its doorstep. From the Egyptian border to Beirut, the campaign is the most dazzling demonstration of real-time intelligence, high technology and precise military action in the modern era. It will be recounted on screen and studied by military experts for decades to come. James Bond’s gadgets had nothing on the booby-trapped pagers. As the meme put it, “From the liver to the knee.”
Also in today’s Daily Tele:
TERRORIST LEADER A UN AID WORKER EXCLUSIVE –
JAMES MORROW
1 Oct 2024
A senior Hamas official killed in an Israeli airstrike yesterday has been revealed to also have been a top educator employed by a controversial UN aid organisation that had its funding from the Albanese government doubled despite its employees’ links to terrorism.
Fateh Sherif Abu al-Amine, leader of the Hamas terror organisation in Lebanon, was killed by an Israeli airstrike in the southern Lebanese city of Tyre.
According to the Times of Israel, Sherif was also principal of the Deir Yassin Secondary School, run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) which is charged with providing education and other services to Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon. The revelations have led to further criticism of the Albanese government’s decision to double Australian taxpayer funding to UNRWA, a move it undertook shortly after taking office.
“It is thoroughly unsurprising to learn yet another Hamas member worked for UNRWA – but this is the most senior one yet,” shadow home affairs minister Senator James Paterson.
“It’s utterly untenable for anyone to continue to deny the connections between the utterly compromised UNRWA and listed terrorist organisation Hamas.
“This makes the Albanese government’s decision to resume funding UNRWA despite being warned, even more scandalous. How can we have any confidence Australian taxpayer funds haven’t found their way into the hands of terrorists?”
Earlier this year UNRWA fired nine Gaza-based staffers for allegedly participating in the October 7 massacres in Israel, while thinktank UN Watch has reported multiple instances of UNRWA employees in Gaza celebrating the atrocities.
One Gaza teacher employed by UNRWA posted online, “Allah is Great, Allah is Great, reality surpasses our wildest dreams” as the massacre was taking place.’’
The revelation comes as Israel last night confirmed it had “eliminated’’ Sherif.
“Overnight … the IAF (air force) struck and eliminated the terrorist Fateh Sherif, head of the Lebanon branch in the Hamas terrorist organisation,” the military said in a statement.
It said he “was responsible for coordinating Hamas’ terror activities in Lebanon with Hezbollah operatives. He was also responsible for Hamas’ efforts in Lebanon to recruit operatives and acquire weapons.”
Last night, Israeli troops were preparing to march across the Lebanon border as a full-scale attack drew closer.
“If Hezbollah won’t hand over their weapons … the Israeli Defence Force is going to go in there and take the weapons off them,” intelligence expert Anthony Glees told the London Sun.
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I am developing a theory in respect of the Pesutto/Deeming circus.
Pesutto has, on each court day, been accompanied to and from the building by a person who very much appears to be his wife.
Judging by the absolute state of it, there may be scope to conclude that Pesutto was hounded by Mrs Pesutto to kick Moira Deeming out of the party, and thus out of proximity to her hubby, because ‘she’s way prettier than me’.
Ouch!
Somewhat conservative radio station 2GB has had a bit of a ratings reversal.
Listenership dying out?
listening to the Deeming thing again
Pesutto sounds only little bit mental
but this guy Dr Bach … proper mental
gotta love the way they’ve all constructed a shadow-world full of nazis and bigots to justify their own despicable behavior
they all seem to believe that everybody else is ‘toxic’ … except themselves
Bach is a teacher too
… I’m starting to wonder if having a loose grip on reality is a prerequisite for both teaching and politics
Shock images emerge of toddler wearing Hezbollah T-shirt at Sydney protestImages have surfaced of a toddler at a pro-Palestinian protest held in Sydney wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the Hezbollah flag.
When pressed for comment, Mr. Albanese described the development as “worrying.“
Churchill had to be almost physically restrained from being on a destroyer to observe D-Day. He certainly spent time in Egypt and Italy, and flew back and forth to Britain in unarmed planes. More luxurious were his several trips to USA in large flying boats. Before he became PM he was re-appointed as First Sea Lord. I think they were pleased to have him, although the famously short signal “Winston is back” is in doubt. You can’t have a charismatic and tenacious leader in time of war and at the same time have one who doesn’t ruffle feathers.
There is absolutely nothing shocking about it. The stinking moozley sh*tbags blighting this city have been pulling stunts like this for decades.
For example, anyone remember the kiddie wearing a “behead those that insult the prophet” sandwich board at a demo in Hyde park about fifteen years ago?
Born yesterday j’ismist numbskulls in the braindead lamestream meeja excepted, of course.
The letter from George VI to Churchill:
Churchill had to be almost physically restrained from being on a destroyer to observe D-Day. He certainly spent time in Egypt and Italy, and flew back and forth to Britain in unarmed planes. His CDF (Alan Brooke) tells of him taking a leak into the Rhine well before it was safe to do so. More luxurious were his several trips to USA in large flying boats. Before he became PM he was re-appointed as First Lord of the Admiralty. I think they were pleased to have him, although the famously short signal “Winston is back” is in doubt. You can’t have a charismatic and tenacious leader in time of war and at the same time have one who doesn’t ruffle feathers.
Re-published due to edit embargo.
Picture of Prosciutto being accompanied to the court case by aforementioned Beryl Gladyschlocklianesque personage.
Had a bit of time on my hands this AM and search Hansard for the speeches of all 15 current Greens MPs.
Not a single one of them has mentioned the word “hostage” since October 2023.
There were references to “being held hostage to the far right” and other associated references but none to Israeli hostages; not a single one.
Way past time, and finally it’s arrived.
And where else?
The Threat Putin Ignores That Could Bring Russia Down @VisualPolitikEN (youtube.com)
9% GDP to the war effort.
Private investment falling.
Huge govt. spending to maintain the economy.
Very high interest rates and inflation.
Russian Central Bank warns of stagflation risk.
Ukraine is worse.
MatrixTransform
October 1, 2024 12:54 pm
listening to the Deeming thing again
Pesutto sounds only little bit mental
but this guy Dr Bach … proper mental
There is no need for the “too”.
Not all teachers are like that but most of the sensible ones are driven
from the profession.
I know a few and they have gone into admin or left, not much influence in admin either but it’s a living and you can blend into the background until something better comes along.
Roger
October 1, 2024 1:09 pm
When pressed for comment, Mr. Albanese described the development as “worrying.“
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Being squeezed between the Greens and the Mad Mullahs is indeed likely to be a source of worry.
You have the choice between losing your seat or dying in an unexplained Thai massage fire/hail of bullets – possibly both.
I have been reading the admirable Robert G Barrett’s Crime Scene Cessnock before slumber. In it, Les Norton has the misfortune to annoy a member of the local Lebanese crime thugocracy near his home in Bondi. Acting on instinct and best advice, he decamps to a health farm near Cessnock to avoid being ventilated.
As readers of the series know, Les is no wimp. But, these people are f-in’ savages. The book was published in 2005.
I heartily concur with the sentiments expressed here about our version of ‘two tier justice.’ The stupid magistrates who imagine that sincerity of belief exempts lawbreakers, the contrast between the pursuit of supporters of a Christian faith leader who was attacked by a Muslim fanatic and blatant demands for Jews to be murdered … unpunished.
The reason leftists are so much more neurotic (at best) than conservatives is because they have to constantly reconcile the irreconcilable. Whether it’s ruinables destroying the environment or the Mad Mullahs destroying every human right (gays, women etc) – it is like trying to turn scrambled eggs into a boiled egg. Can’t be done.
Albanese is a very troubled man, and so he should be.
Here’s an email I’ve sent to (dirtbag Greens) Senator McKim this AM:
I CC’d in a few Lib Senators just for their ammunition… I doubt i’ll get a response but felt like the moral thing to do…
The UN is one of the greatest evils on earth.
Assassinated Hamas leader in Lebanon ‘worked as teacher for UN’ while coordinating relations between two terror groups
Dr. Bret Weinstein | Rescue the Republic
Is Dutton finding his inner mongrel at last?
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has confronted an ABC journalist for seemingly equating Israel with Hezbollah and questioning whether the militant group was rightly classified as a terrorist organisation by the Australian government.
Reporter: With Hezbollah you’re saying being responsible for the deaths of women and children, groups have commented on the hypocrisy of that situation because there are no bans currently on Israeli flags being raised, despite 45,000 people dying at the hands of the Israeli government.
Dutton: Israel is a democracy. It’s not run by a terrorist organisation. Hezbollah is a terrorist organisation, they’re a listed terrorist organisation and if people are in favour of a terrorist organisation they should declare it and authorities can deal with them.
Reporter: And if not the number of deaths, what determines…. What determines the fact that Hezbollah is a terrorist organisation even though-?
Dutton: Where are you from, I’m sorry? Which organisation?
Reporter: Um, ABC.
Dutton: ABC. So what’s the question from the ABC just to be very clear?
Reporter: I just wanted to find out because groups have commented…
Dutton: No, no. But you asked about the listing of the organisation. I just didn’t understand that question I’m sorry.
Reporter: Ah, yep. So, ah.
Dutton: This is a question from Canberra is it? You’re reading it from a phone?
Reporter: Ah, no. So ah. Just wanted to ask in terms of, ah, looking into that for the investigation, you’ve asked the Prime Minister and the minister (Tony Burke) to direct the AFP in its investigation.
Dutton: No. That wasn’t the question you asked. What was the question you asked?
Reporter: I just wanted to understand.
Dutton: No, you asked a question about the listing so just ask that question again.
Reporter: So if you could sort of explain what determines something as a terrorist organisation?
Dutton: Well I had presumed up until this point at least the ABC supported the government’s laws. And the government has passed laws, supported on a bipartisan basis, but not by the ABC it seems, in relation to the prescribing or the listing of a terrorist organisation. Hezbollah under Australian law is a listed terrorist organisation. Now if the ABC doesn’t support that they should be very clear about it because I think that’s quite a departure.
Reporter: That’s not what I’m …
Dutton: But you asked me why the country has listed Hezbollah. They’re a terrorist organisation. They’re organise terrorist attacks and if that is not clear to the ABC, then I think the ABC is in greater trouble than even I first imagined.
Reporter: That wasn’t my question
The ABC is a terrorist organisation booster.
Quelle surprise.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2024-10-01/concerns-over-renewable-energy-clean-up-bill-wind-turbines-rural/104375452
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Worth a read.
Some farmers and pastoralists are asking about the guarantees for decommissioning of the bird and bat munchers. Well, there are none, because the carpetbaggers can sell on, liquidate or just fold their tents and disappear, saddlebags filled with gold.
OK, I’m going for the Mixed Metaphor annual prize. 🙂
Notice that the first thing the gubbmint flunkeys say is how that’s just what debbil debbil miners and gas companies do – leave a mess for taxpayers or landholders to fix up.
Apparently, their past incompetence is meant to reassure everybody that this time it will be different.
Except that, they offer exactly zero concrete evidence that it will be different this time around. Zero.
What a farce.
Further to Dutton’s exchange with the ABC skank, I’ve watched the exchange in full on the Oz website. It’s a brutal and well deserved smackdown by Dutton.
As I wrote yesterday, whilst Dutton’s not without flaws (nobody’s perfect), I’ll take him any day over the current Jew hating terrorist supporting grub from Grayndler.
This country is in a dire situation, if this government says it doesn’t support Hezbollah and Hamas, then they at least appease them, and that is just as bad as supporting them. No ifs, no buts, this federal government is enabling Jew hatred, and has since October 7. We are in desperate need for leadership. Like Churchill was for Britain during World War II, Dutton is the leader we need in 2025. We must pray for a Dutton victory.
In the meantime, kol hakavod to Peter Dutton.
This isn’t directed to Duncam
Dutton has stated that he’s in broad support of the so-called disinformation legislation that the Liars are planning to introduce to parliament. If the law is enacted, wouldn’t Dutton himself be caught by the disinformation laws for putting this forward to the ABC?
Dutton acted like a ‘thug’ towards ABC reporter: Hanson-YoungStaff writers
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has accused Opposition Leader Peter Dutton of acting like a “thug” in his remarks about pro-Hezbollah protesters.
The Opposition Leader has called for new criminal penalties and visa cancellations against anyone who raised Hezbollah flags and glorified slain terror chief Hassan Nasrallah during the Palestine-Lebanon solidarity protests.
In response, Ms Hanson-Young claimed Mr Dutton was using the heightened political tension “for his own political gain” and was “sounding more like a thug than someone who ought to be prime minister”.
She said: “It is just abhorrent to have someone who wants to be the prime minister actively whipping up fear and division, rather than calling for calm and bringing people together at a time when so many people are hurting.
“Hezbollah is a registered terrorist organisation, we don’t have a concern with that.
“What Peter Dutton is trying to do is use this for his own political gain, rather than uttering a concern about the human life and loss in Lebanon or Gaza or the anguish that Lebanese Australians are feeling right now about their loved ones or their colleagues, their family members who might be caught up in this.”
Jack Newman
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There’s another option, Cassie. Remove Dutton and replace him with someone at least halfway reliable.
He lost 25% of my support when he dragged his feet on the referendum and only spoke up once he saw the polls shifting in Jacinta’s favor.
He lost another 25% when he fully backed the E-Safety bint.
The final 50% was gone when he supported the disinformation laws.
He’s dead to me now.
Well, maybe comparing Dutton to Churchill is a stretch and too hyperbolic. Nonetheless, Dutton is showing leadership.
It’s pretty amusing that there are people rushing to defend Churchill’s honour even though I said he wasn’t a coward.
Going after their ABC and highlighting its greenslime credentials is 30 years too late for the Libs. They’ve been acting like the salami for 30 fcking years towards the slime.
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That’s true, you didn’t, but I also believe you made a very flawed comparison.
We know enough about Churchill to reasonably deduce that he didn’t act cowardly.
However, we can’t always make such assumptions because, in many cases, we can’t read someone’s mind or fully understand why they acted a certain way given the circumstances.
Aha. Hairy is in our foyer looking at his delivery of ‘specials’ from The Australian’s wine delivery service, when I see him greet a small brown man on our front steps waving a small brown package. Amazon special delivery? Yep. For you, says Hairy, passing me the package. Not already?! Yes. He’d promised to order JD Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy for me after I’d complained it wasn’t in any airport bookshops. I reminded him last night that he hadn’t done it yet, and here it is this morning. Ordered last night for overnight special delivery today. How good is that? A loving present.
Now the bad part. That delivery had me thinking of the situation of Charleroi and Springfield, small US rust belt towns in the news recently, where the new industry is in fulfillment warehouses staffed by Haitian immigrants on low wages kicked higher by a Federal government wage subsidy. This is the Brave New World for displaced locals now things are no longer made in the USA. I’ve also just watched a video upthread here of Britain’s coastal mining and seaside towns decaying away into disintegrating welfare sinks where out-of-town warehouses provide the only jobs.
Such is fulfillment.
And frankly, for a Lib leader, what Dutton said, ought to be a given without any equivocations.
New Study Confirms: Critical Thinking Is Mentally Draining and Inherently Unpleasant
” … if you could sort of explain what determines something as a terrorist organisation?”
The ABC is indeed in deep trouble.
They take dodgy casualty figures as promulgated by a terrorist organisation and then query why said organisation should be listed as terrorist. The ardent implication of the complicit ABC reporter is that Israel is a terrorist organisation, or that Hamas and Hezbollah are no worse.
Israel would not have had to kill anyone in any adjacent territory, or elsewhere, if Israel had not been attacked continually for decades.
Pesutto’s chaperone has a Stan Grant level of disparity between face and hand colour.
Whiny tears. How dare they?
That Sea-Patrol moment just keeps coming round again and again.
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I didn’t compare the two. I simply applied the principle that was used against Nasrallah to Churchill. I could have chosen any political leader. The same conclusion I drew would apply.
I agree with all those expressing doubts about Dutton but given the stark and dire choice we face next year, what other option do we have?
There’s no one to replace Dutton.
If you recall, Dutton did backtrack on his support for the E-skank however the fact that he quickly came out to support the skank’s censorship of X was concerning, very concerning however I think he did listen to his party room, that is the people that matter in his party room, not the wets but the dries. Back in late April I attended a talk at a synagogue given by Sharri and Brendan O’Neill. A conservative Liberal was a guest. This was after the Wakeley church stabbing and everyone in the room (and there were quite a few) were furious at the proposed censorship of X and they told the Liberal in no uncertain terms that Dutton et al were not to support the censorship of X.
We have to speak up.
As for Dutton and the Voice, I think that for the first year he was hamstrung by the wets in the party, such as Hume, Bummingham, Bragg and so on. It was only after the Aston by-election loss that Dutton was able to talk into the party room and stamp his authority on the party, it was then that he said that the Liberals were going to say NO to the Voice.
Having said that, the reason why the Voice was defeated was not because of anything the Liberals did, it was thanks to the divine Senator Jacinta Price, to Warren Mundine and to Advance Australia.
Really, you could’ve fooled me.
Yes, when people suggested the Terrorist leader was a coward for hiding in the tunnel, you brought up Churchill to compare.
But you didn’t bring up any other leader and presented Churchill , dare I say as a comparison?
Really? Why didn’t you bring up Walz? 🙂
No, I applied the principle used against Nasrallah to Churchill. If I was comparing the two I would be investigating similarities and differences between the two, not applying the same principle to their conduct as political leaders during a conflict.
It wouldn’t have made a difference. FFS, when I brought it up I had in mind Churchill in London during the Blitz. I was going to add Roosevelt but thought it unnecessary in the end because the situation is identical.
Next election,
Has to be independent or AA for me or maybe One nation but getting cold on that one too, cannot support any politician or party that advocates disinformation legislation.
Many here like Dutton, I do not, too wishy-washy follow the wind and change only when outnumbered, outpolled.
Not a leader.
Nahh, not for me
It is incomprehensible that Dutton would not oppose the ‘disinformation’ bill.
Has he ever changed his opinion about the truth of something? Justo doing that much can put him in the ‘disinformation doghouse’. He should point out the times Labor and the Greens have been proven to be wrong. And include the Libs in that – admitting to fallibility humanises you.
Let him rattle off some of the virtuous certainties that turned out to be wrong. Remind people of the times the government and the public have been at odds – how many things about Da Voice were being labelled disinformation? Nuclear energy is another.
If something is controversial enough that they government must worry about disinformation then the undesired opinion must be something already pretty widely held. (No one panics about flat-Earthers and cranks who diseases are a state of mind.)
The importance of open discussion and debate in a society is so fundamental that the sight of a government that thinks we would be better without the public exploring possibilities should fire people up with rage.
So I don’t get why Dutton is so accommodating in this.
PS;
On the disinformation legislation.
What if you are well intentioned but got the wrong information?
It happens more often than not, with the fast flowing info on the net.
Do we wait in silence until all the facts and figures are proven and well known?
Heck, we don’t know all the facts about events that happened fifty or a 100 years ago, not for 100% sure anyway.
Dover
You shoulda gone with Walz. 🙂
They’re after Le Pen; consistent with the trend everywhere in the West of leftoids politicising the justice (sic) system to pursue conservatives:
Le Pen goes on trial for alleged misuse of EU funds in case that could derail her career (msn.com)
The reporting over the last several days from Sky News has been that the Coalition oppose it strongly.
Labor’s misinformation bill could be ‘dead in the water’ (Sky News, 1 Oct)
Which suggests the performance art has been exactly that. I hope so, anyway.
Another exciting acronym!
“On behalf of everyone at the ABC, I am sorry for any and all racist behaviour and past harms experienced by our Indigenous and CALD (culturally and linguistically diverse) employees, either currently or formerly employed,” Mr Anderson said on Tuesday.
“It is incomprehensible that Dutton would not oppose the ‘disinformation’ bill.”
Is it?
“New Study Confirms: Critical Thinking Is Mentally Draining and Inherently Unpleasant”
How many have posted that Nazi flags should be banned?
How many that Hezbollah support should be banned?
As repugnant as those are, should we ban them? And if so, where is the line?
Hard question that last one – who decides?
Who watches the watchers?
Who censors the censors?
Wally, they’re freaking “real and they’re spectacular”. (Seinfeld)
Somebody below has no clue about One Nation view on the Misinformation Bill.
“maybe One nation but getting cold on that one too, cannot support any politician or party that advocates disinformation legislation”.
One Nation very strongly against it.
In other news Trump calls out the climate bullshit:
Donald Trump has sparked controversy for declaring that climate change is “one of the great scams” after Hurricane Helene left a trail of destruction, killing more than 100 people, across the southeast US.
Naturally the hysterics and grifters are using Helene to prove climate boiling:
On Sunday, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Deanne Criswell told CBS News’s Face The Nation that the severe flooding and subsequent devastation caused by Hurricane Helene is linked to the climate emergency.
Trump sparks controversy for calling climate change a ‘scam’ as Hurricane Helene leaves trail of destruction | The Independent
Then we have this analysis by climate scientist Dr. Matthew Wielicki showing that Helene is, while big, not unusual:
Climate Change, Hurricanes, and the Real Costs of Rebuilding in Vulnerable Areas (substack.com)
If only we had a decent media! Fuk them all.
To reprise my comment on Dutton from last week…
As leader he should be able to apply Liberal Party principles to the political issues of the day to develop sound policies to address those issues and then sell them to the public effectively.
He either can’t or is unwilling to. He seems to be willing to trade away those principles for expediency and only hits on the right response to an issue when there’s an electoral benefit to doing so. His condemnation of the Hezbollah supporting rabble desecrating our streets is welcome but he’s only tapping into general community sentiment there.
Yes, he’s preferable to Albanese, but frankly that’s not saying much.
Let me be clear – I think the libs are lost unless they have a thorough cleanout.
Their behaviour during covid is just confirmed by their current support for the e-safety trojan horse.
.. but I give credit where credit is due, and like to see Dutton spank ABC idiots into next Wednesday.
In other news Trump calls out the climate bullshit:
Donald Trump has sparked controversy for declaring that climate change is “one of the great scams” after Hurricane Helene left a trail of destruction, killing more than 100 people, across the southeast US.
Naturally the hysterics and grifters are using Helene to prove climate boiling:
On Sunday, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Deanne Criswell told CBS News’s Face The Nation that the severe flooding and subsequent devastation caused by Hurricane Helene is linked to the climate emergency.
Trump sparks controversy for calling climate change a ‘scam’ as Hurricane Helene leaves trail of destruction | The Independent
Then we have this analysis by climate scientist Dr Matthew Wielicki showing that Helene is, while big, not unusual:
Climate Change, Hurricanes, and the Real Costs of Rebuilding in Vulnerable Areas (substack.com)
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If only we had a decent media! Fuk them all.
Bourne1879
October 1, 2024 4:19 pm
Apologies, I should’ve been more precise, I have other problems with One Nation not this particular issue.
It’s hard to be concise and at the same time convey every nuisance of what you mean.
Some here re-write War and Peace and expect to be read, only the most dedicated and nothing much else to do people do that.
Sorry, will do better next time.
Wow! The Gurner is not only stealing Valour, he is stealing History.
https://freebeacon.com/democrats/tim-walz-said-he-was-in-hong-kong-during-the-tiananmen-square-massacre-he-was-home-in-nebraska/
I think George would disagree with you.
Yes, he’s preferable to Albanese, but frankly that’s not saying much.
Well, it’s enough for me, I’m seeing people on the streets screaming, screeching and shouting ‘death to Jews’. And these people aren’t joking.
I have a lot of time for the Libertarians and I will vote for them locally. I will vote Libertarian and PHON in the senate.
Dis-information? Get a load what dis-information looks like.
I google searched ” will the democrats cheat in 2024?”
There’s one, or more like half a piece, in three pages of Google search that isn’t from a leftwing outlet dissing Trump for suggesting the demons cheat. What an abortion.
And it is not going to stop happening any time soon, even if labore are turfed next feral election.
The IDF have moved into southern Lebanon.
Last night we caught a ferry at Cremorne Pt wharf to Circular Quay to walk up to the Sydney Institute. At the Cremorne wharf good souls donate books to a stand in the shelter there. I struck it lucky – picked up J.D’s “Hillbilly Elergy” which I had intended to buy. Look forward to reading it.
Awesome- the Cat App tells me that Sky tells it that the Coalition has told it that it- brace yourselves- strongly opposes the blob’s attack on free speech.
Hurrah, consider my faith fully restored!
Wouldn’t work. Zelensky better.
meanwhile … we have real nazis in Melbourne
seriously, is it not all the way up the Federal Court?
clown world
Deputy Commissioner of Aust. Federal Police – a woman – Krissy something – delivered a load of verbal public service garbage in response to Chris Kenny’s simple query why none of the people brandishing outlawed terrorist flags etc were arrested on the weekend.
I note that none of the many obstacles she suggested stopped the police from arresting multiple Christian Lebanese after the Archbishop was attacked.
JC
Dutton has stated that he’s in broad support of the so-called disinformation legislation that the Liars are planning to introduce to parliament. If the law is enacted, wouldn’t Dutton himself be caught by the disinformation laws for putting this forward to the ABC?
No – pollies and media are exempt. It is just us who go to jail.
As someone said, the UK is a broken country. It’s not a joke.
How it started:
Diversity & Beyond – Sony Interactive Entertainment
How it’s going:
Sony experiences global outage as PlayStation Network forces gamers to turn off | PerthNow
Remember when supporting the Israelis or camel-shaggers was just cynicism aspiring to vaudeville?
Happier times.
People can be so petty.
There was that time he was in Bosnia with Hillary…
“Oh sorry, we made a mistake” is the new strategy in the big cheat by the demonrats.
They’re cheating out in the open and if they’re caught say it’s a error.
She’s a racist idealogue first and foremost.
VP Kamala Harris says hurricane recovery should take ‘equity’ into account
Just read the first chaper of JD Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy. It’s definitely my type of book, taking a sociological approach to the economic issues of a collapsing job market and cultural disintegration, in his case on the unlevel playing field of a hyped-up globalisation. Hairy got it for me because he thinks it is is my sort of story too, and he’s been together with me long enough to know quite a bit of it, to have met my failed uneducated and difficult parents, to have known the dissolute druggie rellies of the next generation ruining Christmases, and to have admired the alternative rellies, the tradie aspirational achievers of that next generation down from mine (while he was still glad to get away from them after a Christmas lunch). I avoided it myself, but this druggie world, full of leftist influences which I didn’t avoid, was the generation of my two eldest sons adolescence and coming-of-age, soured by the easy divorce and counter-cultural hangovers of the post-hippie Cannabis generation, which is also that which influenced the world of JD Vance. My grief has been dealing with their flounderings. Vance’s grief was dealing with his floundering mum.
My story is one of a similar very stark upward mobility, such a leap that people comment on it, which like his was a mobility not achieved without psychic scars, but a generation or more before JD’s. Such mobility as he and I have experienced – lurched into the upper middle influential classes from a dire and seemingly impossibly low situation for getting there – was even more unlikely in the 50’s and even the 60’s (although class barriers had lightened a little by then). Some may conclude it was easier for me, being female, but it wasn’t. Not in 1956 aged furteen when I left school and took a job, living with my sister in a garage, and then sporadically in a shambles of a car wrecking-yard and its dregs of denizens with the man she shacked up with. As with JD, there were no books in our house when I was growing up, and the best I could hope for was an office job rather than in a factory or a shop; so I learned to type.
But I had it so much easier than my mother ever did. Her story is heartbreaking. It brought an aged-care psychologist to real tears.
Everyone should count their blessings.
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I don’t think anyone has put up this nice bit of schadenfreude yet.
Netflix Cancellations Tripled After CEO Backed Harris (30 Sep)
Every time these wankers go political half their customers leave. You’d think they would’ve worked this out by now.
Austria election, Freedom Party wins, Globalists rejected
I posted a little verse this morning which has disappeared.
It was based in the send up of German leadership in WW2, sung to the tune of the Col. Bogey march. I was just imagining being arrested if caught singing it.
Anyway, take 2:
Hamas, had only one brass ball
Houthi, had 2 but very small
Nasrallah was just plain yella
And poor old Hezballs had no balls at all.
A peaceful, non-violent movement (the Tele):
Unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable.
Oh wonderful.
Two wankers chatting at the charging stations.
Go away.
Upper middle twats.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2024/10/01/its-not-racist-to-be-worried-about-the-uks-falling-birth-rate/
speaking of which- remember this evil slag from the bLIAR era?
Utterly sickening’: Dutton call to stop Oct 7 pro-Palestine gatheringAs police consider a Palestinian Action Group request for a candlelight gathering one year after Hamas fighters killed over 1200 people in Israel, Peter Dutton wants a court order to prevent it.
Daily Tele.