The Second ComingWilliam Butler Yeats Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall…
The Second ComingWilliam Butler Yeats Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall…
Young woman describing her date of the previous night at a swanky eatery: “He told me he was famous in…
I’m struggling to think of anything worse in Melbourne than being denied a cafe table.
Always compelling.
Wally Dali October 30, 2024 2:08 pm Good thing Bill Shorten is out. He was Leadership Material if I ever…
Having a teenage daughter, one of the major problems is they have no effective disciplinary methods. time outs and having their devices banned seem to have no effect, they sit there and day dream. social media is an enabler of the worst toxic female tendencies. what they need strong deterrents like a belt across the butt.
schools need to bring back the cane.
Quite possibly.
But one of the upshots of the inquiry report is that the extreme measures used during covid – state border closures, de facto vaccine mandates and lockdowns – are now permanently off the table.
George bush’s skank daughter endorses cackles:
George W. Bush’s daughter Barbara breaks her 2024 presidential election silence by revealing who she’s voting for | Daily Mail Online
And another hollywood brainfart has a go at Trump and Elon:
Robert Downey Jr. gives damning verdict on Elon Musk ‘cosplaying Tony Stark’
Here you go Vicki et al. From today’s Oz.
Never forget, never forgive.
Nation’s pandemic pain deserved more than bureaucratic jargon
Judith Sloan
Er…that would be our present governor, Judith.
And that is the most infuriating aspect of the whole affair – none of the people responsible for the egregious assaults on our liberty that took place will face a reckoning with justice.
Not on my watch.
Half a century ago corporal punishment was dealt out by sadists and weak teachers on boys, up until we were big enough to say ‘No, you’re not doing that to me’.
Whereupon the discipline issue either vanished, or was passed to parents – where it belonged in the first place.
In other news:
Jewish group takes Islamic cleric to court
It’s a start. I can’t believe the Jewish vote in the US is still substantially for cackles. I just think of jessica tarlov on The Five. She is a jewish fukwit who aggressively espouses demoratism and one of the pleasures of life is watching Watters and Gutfeld eviscerate her.
Back in the day when Thai food was the up-and-coming flavour of the month, I had a job in a Thai restaurant* and thought the owner said kaffir larm leaves – and would wax lyrical to diners about the exotic herb that ‘made the dish’, the larm…. Nor had I or any of the eager punters heard of jasmin rice and garnished my explanation of its qualities with my surmise – quite incorrectly it turns out – that it was rice cooked in jasmin tea.
*The food they ate out the back was divine, not all of it hot. One pork dish tasted like it had been cooked in top notch green tinged oaten hay. I have never come close to replicating it.
Er…that would be our present governor, Judith.
The same one who issued the diktat that a mask must be worn while driving alone – ‘to ensure people realise how important masks are’
Whose husband was a consultant to Pfizer.
BHP proposed (in the early 2000s I think) to take FF points off staff in return for a slight discount on work fares for the company.
Very reasonable.
Except that hundreds of staff on thousands of flights found themselves less interested in flying out on Sunday nights for Monday meetings, or flying home late when the job was done, as we routinely travelled outside working hours.
People proposed booking fights from 10am Mondays instead of the night before so travel was in work time, the whole proposal went POOF like a non-core promise.
Opposition Senate Leader Simon Birmingham says Anthony Albanese must declare whether he acted “on behalf of Qantas” during the government’s recent decision not to allow more Qatar Airways flights into Australia.
This comes amid mounting pressure on the Prime Minister about his relationship with former Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce. Mr Albanese has repeatedly dodged questions on whether he solicited free flight upgrades in direct communications with Mr Joyce.
“Here’s a question Anthony Albanese should answer today – did he or his office ever engage with the Transport Minister or her office on the Qatar flights decision?” Senator Birmingham told Sky News.
“Did, in fact, he exercise his prime ministerial authority or his office do so on his behalf to interfere to protect Qantas and to ensure that Australian aviation customers were given less choice and greater costs?
“Because that’s what this all comes down to.
“If you’re having a debate about indeed the influence, it is also whether that influence was used and exerted by the Prime Minister in terms of protecting, potentially, Qantas’ interests and he’s never given a straight answer on that. That’s really where he should be pressed to give a direct answer. Did he ever actually act, as Prime Minister, recently on behalf of Qantas?”
Oz
Even with the demorat cheating Trump looks good. Red Eagle’s latest analysis:
Republicans Are CRUSHING Democrats in Early Voting!
Dr. Adi Paterson, Nuclear expert responds to questions about the viability of introducing a nuclear powered grid at Senate Hearing. Dr Paterson is impressive under pressure and provides considered replies that left me convinced it can and should be done. From the comments underneath I’m not alone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZqlWUZ0Oz0
That may be the case in terms of nailing Albanese in parliament, but in the public’s mind the issue is an apparently long-standing pattern of behaviour that goes to Albanese’s character and fitness for office, which they’ll have the opportunity to vote on if he leads Labor to the next election.
That will be exercising not a few Labor minds this week and beyond, even if Albanese manages to stonewall Dutton in parliament next week
Qassem’s acceptance speech:
‘Uh. I’d like to thank the Shura Council which consists of my ex-wife, landlord I haven’t paid in five years, as well as three of my sons impatient for their Qatar townhouse inheritance.’
I remain very tight lipped and unconvinced about the upcoming election in the banana republic once known as the USA.
Four years ago, in the midst of riot, arson, pestilence and murder, a senile basement campaigner became president with an “80 million” vote majority. That mindless corpse was overthrown in a blatant coup by a vacuous, race-baiting imbecile who refuses to engage in serious debate.
Will the next fortnight see the pattern repeated?
Calli I don’t think anyone Trump included had any idea how rotten the us body politic was. We are all wiser. I didn’t realise how rotten Howard was either.
Fun story over at News.com.au.
‘Blasphemy’: Proposed new map of Australia divides on social media (30 Oct)
The story includes a poll as well!
As an old Townie I voted yes. 😀
As for the modern pommy establishment, they are beneath despicable.
The Green-Left Weekly Radio (now Half) Hour formerly known as AM does it bit to stir up the abortion debate. It’s on.
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/am/-unspoken-ban-limiting-access-to-abortions-in-nsw/104535016
Corporal punishment.
I got caned quite a bit.
I object to the times it was done over stupid “procedural” crap or minor classroom infractions.
Getting belted because you forgot to show up for such or such fatigue because your socks were down, bullshit.
Or because some boring xunt of a teacher felt his grip loosening over a class and happened to turn around while you were talking to a mate. Weak pricks.
But the time I physically bullied a smaller kid, got warned, then did it again? That punishment was deserved. And it hurt too.
But the effect on me and most of my mates was: we left and got a trade.
As for the modern classroom, not much has changed. The useless and weak pricks without a grasp of what they are supposed to teach or any idea of how to hold another human being’s attention deal out punishments. But today the punishment is in some cases worse: long boring lectures and meetings with “team leaders” full of all the current jargon and insincere psycho babble.
And the “bad” kids still don’t give a f*ck, are on track to leave early after disrupting everyone else’s lives and take punishments as a badge of honour.
Nothing really changes.
I taught for twenty years. I could not imagine taking to even the most annoying kid with a cane or a strap, and am totally bemused about what could possibly have been going through the brains of the idiots who used to do that to us when we were nine or thirteen. It’s frankly incomprehensible.
Btw Mr Qassem bugged out to Tehran three weeks ago. He’s probably keeping a quite low profile and is checking under his bed every evening.
BBC world news is total puke.
Seem to interviewing some.old demorat slag. The dirty old woman from San Francisco?
And the “bad” kids still don’t give a f*ck, are on track to leave early after disrupting everyone else’s lives and take punishments as a badge of honour.
One idea is the “leave school early” exam. Can sit for every 3 months when 13 on. Demonstrate basics of reading, writing and arithmetic, some civics and elementary life skills. Pass and you are outta there.
Don’t bet on it, they will live with their infamy every day and justice will come, it will come when it is due, we may not see it but it will be delivered.
The trouble is BoN, the Cain tsunami only reached SEQ – but that was enough to wipe out old school fiscally responsible Country Party corruption. The Andrews tsunami will probably reach Mossman. We’re Hanrahaned.
At last, the quiet bit is finally being said out loud. Very well said PO’B and thank you. Selected extracts follow.
But I would add that Muslim immigration from any country should cease immediately. Moreover, heavy restrictions (on dual citizenship, welfare for multiple families, honour killings, child forced marriages, inflammatory sermons, taking over streets for worship, no-go zones, etc etc) should be imposed (and rigorously enforced) on those already resident here. And if they don’t like it, they can leave forthwith.
All we need now are politicians with a backbone to urgently do something about this festering cancer. (/sarc)
Against Muslim Immigration
Peter O’Brien
(1) What Makes Ukraine’s F-16s so STRANGE! – YouTube
The pods enhance defense against Russian SAMs and air to air missiles. Valuable intel will be the result. The summary will read: Russian SAMs and air to air missiles suck. BTW how many of those NK troops will return home or are they cannon fodder because poor old Vladie is running out of bodies to throw at Ukraine?
Maaaates!
Albanese government appoints ‘global warming crusader’ as Future Fund chair (Sky News, 29 Oct)
Carbon Combet? Oh that’s going to be so great for Future Fund earnings. I wonder how many millions he will be paid? It is so good to be in the elite Labor royalty stratum.
Just saw a commenter on Fox explain why Kamala is not resonating with people. She said that nobody sees themselves in her. That’s obviously not so as there are quite a few people who do see themselves in her however, those are childless and single women who are thankfully not a majority of voters.
Roger: …which they’ll have the opportunity to vote on if he leads Labor to the next election.
Mmm. Labor will be exercising itself over this. So many choices:
a) Airbus Albo “resigns” and they put someone new in as an excellent leader.
b) Tennis Albo resigns and they put anyone in who might save some of the furniture.
c) Albosleazy is forced out and either a or b
d) carry on regardless and hope the electorate forgets by 24 May 2025.
but then again
e) if (d) what happens if Albo does something else to enrage even more voters?
So many choices, so little time.
In polite disagreement with Jordan, I don’t think the Greens were ever what they pretended to be. Certainly not those who led the movement. Evidence of German Green links with the East German Stasi in the 1980s has already been uncovered.
bemused about what could possibly have been going through the brains of the idiots who used to do that to us when we were nine or thirteen. It’s frankly incomprehensible
I was caned with a 3ft long blackboard ruler when I was 6. Sisters of Mercy. I’d been at the new WA school for 4 days.
My crime?
I had not learned my 3 times table.
Because I had been promoted to grade 2 the afternoon before the tables test.
Having been in grade 1 for the prior week, until my parents pointed out that I had done grade 1 the previous year in Victoria.
Ebay has , definitely lifted their game ..! Bought something for over $200 3 weeks ago .. Goods never turned up, no answer to emails to seller.. contacted Ebay last Thursday and Today got a full refund cos seller didn’t reply to Ebay contact …….
Once upon a time complaints went unanswered and you just lost your dosh.. ..
The price a country pays for reading Germaine Greer.
There was some corporal punishment at my Catholic primary school but zero at my girls Catholic secondary school.
The boys schools used the cane though
The only teachers who dished it out at the primary school were female married lay teachers, never the nuns.
Parents knew whether or not the teachers at the schools they sent their children to hit children if they didn’t condone it, the children wouldn’t be there.
Corporal punishment was also used in state schools. The Beaumaris enquiry stated primary school children were belted, caned, strapped, even kicked by male teachers.
Times have changed.
The subtext for the creation of a CDC is that any future pandemic response must be taken out of the hands of state premiers and their incompetent lickspittle health advisers.
No! No! No! Roger.
The creation of the CDC is an attempt to ENTRENCH the “incompetent lickspittle health advisers”. I have been talking to my friend (retired research company CEO) who was a vociferous opponent of the government handling of the pandemic and is currently a member of the AMPS – the society of medicos trying to get justice for the vaccine injured and a change in understanding of Covid. The cabal who has put out this report even have a CEO in mind for the job and we wont like who it is!
The key to understanding this ploy is to look at the CDC in the US. It was hand-in-hand with Big Pharma. I have not yet read the whole of the report – but from what I understand it is designed to put the blame for the worst of the policies to the Morrison government. Lockdowns etc will not happen again. But don’t think that mRNA vaccines will be withdrawn – I believe that the bureacrats will attempt to convince whatever government is in power to adopt the WHO mandates in the event of future pandemics.
I was 17 and got “done” for wagging compulsory sport. TBF I was at war with the sports master for my 6 years of high school as I hate sport in all forms and still do !
Did I start going to compulsory sport? Not on your nellie!
In my entire 6 years I think I may gone maybe 24 times. My first athletics/swimming carnival was as a 51 year old beginner teacher(!)
Feeling pessimistic so… spoiler alert…
The fawning press will absolve Elbow of all guilt and hone in on Fletcher for his 69 travel upgrades (in less sitting time than Elbow).
Unless there’s a smoking gun (a text, phone message) that Elbow requested upgrades from bumchum Leprechaun, this is going to go nowhere. Might cost a few 0.0000% votes but hardly anything…
Until they aren’t.
Biden* calling Delaware Republicans garbage.
*it’s different when they say it
https://x.com/megynkelly/status/1851429599718392037?t=WPrN8_w5LkHX_VHfttKGWA&s=19
To splitting Queensland hell yeah.
Cut in two, round Gladstone north. That way Queensland could have the Ag and NQ the mining. As for as a port Townsville could be expanded just need a shedload of dredging the sand flats south of Ross creek mouth. Airports, 2 international rated ones with again Townsville and Cairns. Cairns currently runs most of the commonwealth bureaucracy and Townsville the present Queensland state. Everything’s there just within the state framework atm.
No effing way to absorbing the territory, that would just set up another perpetually left dominated state and there’s enough of those now.
WALLET WIZARD!!!!
Quarterly inflation figures reveal drop to three-year low | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site
cohenite, the problem with your boy at Red Eagle is that he ran exactly the same content in 2020, and his predictions got smoked. He forecast Trump to win with 290 EVs.
Lovely that you get to hear comforting reassurances to make you feel better, but he is treating you like a sucker.
Elon is excited.
We live in hope.
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1851285597757100252?t=Ng9k0NESC84vOUjXM05naQ&s=19
Anyway, it being the anniversary of my nativity, Mme Zulu and I am off to lunch, at one of our favourite eateries in the Swan Valley , following by time spent replenishing the grog cellar, at a couple of our favourite wineries.
It’s Hell, being a self funded retiree.
Spared the fatal beating it seems.
Soft!
Well this will be a first if true.
Just heard a rumours of a few unsolicited texts going out to a selection those on the Queensland electoral roll, one accusing LNP being Nazis and another saying something about him under Newman. All regional so far from central and north. I know one has already contacted QEC asking if they have been hacked.
I haven’t received anything but be interesting of some skulduggery is going on and a pathetic indictment of how polarised/entitled to power some are now.
Josh Shapiro disagrees with Joe Biden.
https://x.com/JoshKraushaar/status/1851439096163368974?t=pEkj45rIZ_p8HhT8PNnXQg&s=19
Son-in-law, who swims every morning on Northern Beaches, was taken to Emergency this morning after swimming into a mass of bluebottles and suffering many stings. Grandson at Newcastle says huge swarms are coming down the coast. Warm water currents? So – all who like to swim on the eastern coast – be aware.
Gazawood classic.
https://x.com/GAZAWOOD1/status/1851205804000489642?t=F3qaDsnZ-2JXIpgkZJvQRg&s=19
But why has the CPI increased at a reduced rate in the September Quarter, from 1% increase to 0.2% increase.
Behold:
Electricity prices fell 17.3 per cent in the September quarter; “The introduction of the 2024-25 Commonwealth Energy Bill Relief Fund (EBRF) rebates and State government rebates in Queensland, Western Australian and Tasmania from July drove the fall this quarter.”
Transport: “The main contributors to the fall were Automotive fuel (-6.7%), Motor vehicles (-0.8%) and Urban transport fares (-2.1%). Urban transport fares fell (-2.1%) due to cheaper or free public transport initiatives by state and territory governments. Initiatives effective within the September quarter 2024 were Brisbane with 50-cent fares from 5 August, Darwin with free bus fares from 1 July, Canberra, from 20 September, with free public transport as the city transitions to a new public transport ticketing system and Hobart with half-price fares, which was effective from 1 June.”
All that lovely government money, freshly printed just for you. It’s free!
Heather Heyering is a scientist married, I recollect to Bret Weinstein. She was previously a rusted on Democrat. During Covid, like many others, she got a “wake up call”. She has just posted, on her substack, the reasons she will now vote for Trump. I have abbreviated it – but it is worth reading.
Why I Am Voting for TrumpAnd am proud to do soHEATHER HEYING
OCT 29
Eight years ago I couldn’t imagine that I would ever vote for Trump. Four years ago I considered it, but opted against, voting third party instead. This year I am voting for Trump.
There are many Americans who have followed a similar path.
Last week’s DarkHorse made a case for Trump. But I am still met with dismay and disbelief by some family and friends. Increasingly, what I hear is this:
“I understand that you can’t possibly vote for Kamala. But what are the reasons to vote for Trump?”
Here is one set of answers.
Trump is not owned.
Trump is not the nominee for the Republican Party of old, just as Kamala is not the nominee for the Democratic Party of old. Dick Cheney has endorsed Kamala Harris, and all the neocons are becoming Democrats, saying that Trump has “suffocated the soul of the GOP.” Traditional power is scared, and it is concentrating in the modern Democratic party.
Trump doesn’t answer to the power brokers of either party. He is his own man, and he is WYSIWYG—What You See Is What You Get. This is part of what people don’t like about him—they don’t like his tone or his humor, his meandering or his jibes. I understand. I didn’t like any of that either, although I got over it. You know what he never is? Insincere. He is human, and he is willing to show us his humanness. I far prefer a president who is comfortable enough with himself to reveal that self to the American people, than someone who is always hiding behind prepared words and fictions.
Trump is taking counsel from truth-speaking patriots.
Among these is Bobby Kennedy, Jr, who was my preferred candidate for president. Kennedy left the race in August, and endorsed Trump. More important than that, Trump has embraced Kennedy, and we are told that Kennedy will be empowered in a Trump administration.
Kennedy sees the death grip that Big Pharma, Big Food, and Big Ag have on the American people, and he has the capacity to address those problems. We have become a sick, out of shape, and confused people. We accept meds for every perceived ailment, including the ones caused by the last meds. The ingredients in the prepared foods on our grocery store shelves are a toxic brew—far more toxic than the products allowed on the shelves in other countries. Our food pyramid is inverted, and the recommendations coming out of nearly every agency tasked with watching out for our health are the inverse of what healthy people should do. Do not listen to the FDA, the USDA, or the CDC. Instead, eat animal proteins and fats, and produce that has been grown with as little chemical intervention as possible, savoring every single bit. And then do what is free and feels good. Go outside and face the sun. Walk. Form relationships. Touch people, and also grass and water and soil. Be barefoot under a night sky.
With Kennedy on task, many of the federal agencies, including those which fund science, will be on notice, and will have their houses cleaned. Finally.
The FDA was supposed to oversee the safety of our food and our drugs; instead, they are in bed with big pharma. The CDC was supposed to help us stay healthy and avoid disease; instead, they too are in bed with big pharma, and run by useful idiots. The NIH and NSF are supposed to be overseeing the funding of science; instead they, too, are in bed with big pharma (note a trend?), and also so bolloxed up that they don’t know science when it hits them in the head. They are funding politicized garbage which often doesn’t meet the basic expectations of science. Covid revealed the rot in medical and pharmaceutical research, but the rot is everywhere. Politically popular answers are generated by power brokers behind the scenes, and then research is funded and conducted to arrive at those answers. This “science” is conclusion driven, rather than hypothesis driven, and is therefore not science at all. Actual science that arrives at different answers—atmospheric Carbon is not the only thing responsible for our changing planet; puberty blockers are not safe for children—is disappeared.
It is also true that, in the final year of his first term, as Covid became the thing that we were all focused on, Trump halted funding to the World Health Organization¹. At the time, I thought this was yet another randomly batshit move of his. I was wrong. During Covid, the WHO revealed itself as an extra-governmental agency that seeks authority over people which nobody should have, ever. The United States should not be part of the WHO. Trump was right.
We need science back, real science, not feel good solutions that don’t help anyone. The Democrats think they are the party of science, but they are not. Trump, with Kennedy and his other advisors, will steer us in the right direction.
Trump is better for Americans.
In Trump’s first administration, prices of household goods fell, and jobs were created (until Covid turned everything upside down). People could afford to live. Trump understands the value of small businesses, and worked to support them. Since 2020, though, according to the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, the price of food and beverages has gone up 22.6%, the price of housing has gone up 25%, and the price of gasoline is up 55.8%.Many Americans are suffering—finding it ever more difficult to feed and house their families—while the media spins stories assuring us that the economy is strong.
Trump is not ashamed to be working on behalf of the American people. We are Americans, electing an American president. It is not just our right, but our duty, to want a leader of our country who puts our country first. This is neither racist nor elitist.
Trump talked big about building the wall at the southern border, and some of his rhetoric was inflammatory and mean. This was another place where the mainstream media got into my head. I always knew that a secure border was a necessary precondition for a health society, but I was foolish to believe that Trump’s talk of a border wall was over the top, anti-legal-immigrant, anti-human even. Once again, I was wrong. Trump failed to build the wall, though, and under Biden-Harris, the immigration problem has become catastrophic.
In April 2024, the House Committee on Homeland Security released their latest “Startling Stats Factsheet” which provides details on the people apprehended at our southern border (reported at homeland.house.gov). In March of 2024, encounters with Chinese nationals at the southern border had increased by 8,500% compared to March of 2021, and the vast majority of these Chinese nationals were single individuals, not families. In Panama’s Darien Gap in January of 2024, Bret and Zack Weinstein (my husband and first born, respectively) observed several immigration camps, full of people heading north to try to get in to the United States. At some of those camps, like Lajas Blancas, Latin American families were common; in stark contrast, the massive San Vicente camp was mostly populated by single Chinese men of military age.
Humanitarian crises do cause families to flee terrible regimes, and while open borders are never the answer, sometimes people make difficult decisions that put them on the wrong side of the law because they truly have no choice. But young men immigrating solo, often with criminal records in their home countries, are living an entirely different story. Families tend to flee war zones. Young men tend to go towards war zones. A flood of illegal immigrants across our southern border of fit young men of fighting age looks a lot like a war—or preparation for a future war—is coming to us.
Trump was aware of the problem, and was roundly mocked for being concerned about it. The problem has gotten far worse since he left office—since Kamala was put in charge of stemming illegal migration across the border, and failed utterly. Now, Trump is even more focused.
See more on Heather’s substack
(Late) October surprise:
Biden just called Trump supporters “floating garbage”
https://x.com/EndWokeness/status/1851422243793863104
Way to go Joe, that’s 75,000,000 Americans you just pissed off.
Well… this changes “the discussion:”
Axel Rudakubana: Southport murders accused facing terror charge
The teenager accused of murdering three young girls in Southport has been charged with producing the poison ricin and possessing a military study of an al-Qaeda training manual.
And, finally: Don’t be Paul Pelosi’s lover as they’ll send you to Château d’If, forever:
David DePape sentenced to life without parole for hammer attack on Paul Pelosi in state case
Good thing Bill Shorten is out. He was Leadership Material if I ever saw it. Stuffed to the cat’s clacker with OPM, jet setting maaate of the rich…
and, like other leaders and leader-adjacent blokes like Gayleford, Schwartzenegger, Emhof and Biden, he’s knocked up the nanny*.
*Rabz, please confim
Is there anything as satisfying as bagging school teachers? Ex school teachers maybe?
Cuddly Costello will really have to pull the belt in with only a couple of hundred k of Parliamentary pension coming in since going all WWE on that j’ismist.
Great job from the senior bloke.
—–
Steve Inman:
10/26/24 Argentina: An army veteran opens fire, leaving one robber deleted and two robbers at large
That’s enough from me for a while.
Reposted for excellence, from Roger’s linked piece:
*golf clap*
Where are we at now?
Who watches the watchers?
Who watches the watchers who watch the watchers?
Quick! To the Batmobile! Something must be done!
Network 10 newsreader Narelda Jacobs has claimed she was refused an empty table in a Melbourne café that was subsequently offered to a “white man”.
The veteran journalist anchors the network’s flagship 10 News First program at midday and was the first Aboriginal and first openly lesbian newsreader in Western Australia.
Sky
@JDVance
At Yass on final leg from Cooktown to Melbourne. Bright and fresh spring day compared to hot and steamy.
I was going to joke that they’ve accepted membership in the Chairman’s Lounge. But apparently it’s true.
@BasedMikeLee
The old perv further reveals what an evil, spiteful old parasite it truly is. Total filth.
@Real_RobN
And here it is,
U.S. Border Chief Aaron Heitke who served under 5 different Administrations:
CONFIRMS BEYOND THE SHADOW OF A DOUBT,
Since January 20, 2021, the United States government is being run by a terrorist organization.
Was ordered by the Biden/Harris terrorist administration to coverup, conceal and manipulate data on the border crisis.
“We have no idea who or what is coming through our country.”
— “Special Interests Aliens” (SIAs) and “KNOWN and SUSPECTED TERRORISTS”,
“At the time I was told I could not release any information on this increase in SIAs or mention any of the arrests.
The administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border”
— FENTANYL
“San Diego area sees between 80 and 90% of the methamphetamine and fentanyl seizures annually for our entire country.
With little enforcement at the border these drugs were coming through in mass.
During my last year in San Diego the price for a single pill of fentanyl for example went from 10 dollars to 25 cents.”
— FUNDING
“To make matters worse during 2022 and 2023 I had to shut down San Diego traffic checkpoints. Which are critical from drug interdiction. Because the resources had been diverted to PROCESS RELEASE MISSION.”
— THE COVERUP
“I had to release illegal aliens each day into communities who could not support them. To QUITE the problem two flights a week were provided from San Diego to Texas. Each flight cost approximately $150,000. This was the administration’s way to try to quiet the border crisis.”
“Through pressure through the Administration my headquarters became more interested in fiction being portrayed in the media and not at all concerned with reality.
We had 2000 or more illegal aliens sitting between the fences asking to turn themselves in. I WAS TOLD TO MOVE THEM OUT OF SIGHT OF MEDIA.”
He’s not wrong. And even if Trump wins, it’s even a question of whether they will permit him to take office. That’s where we are at the moment.
@catturd2
Kamala Harris is getting more cringe by the minute. If the Democrats cheat enough to get her installed – I promise you, the USA is finished.
It’s over.
DHS Intel Reveals Chinese Communist Party Marked Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as Top ‘Target’ for Influence in DC—Shared on Same Day Kamala Harris Chose Him as Running Mate
They tried to explain it away by saying he meant to refer to the comedian who made an off-colour joke at MSG.
Cillizza: Biden Calling Trump Supporters ‘Garbage’ an ‘Absolute Nightmare’ for Kamala Harris Campaign
Australia’s deputy chief medical officer during the COVID-19 pandemic
The Chief Health Officer of NSW has served in this capacity since 2007. I saw her on TV midyear advising all to get their COVID vaccine booster. She has survived seven NSW premiers and is now on her eighth. No way she is going to lose her job.
Mag: Diddy ‘Has Enough Dirt to Hang Half of Hollywood,’ Panicky Celebrities Are ‘Praying He Keeps His Mouth Shut
I’m not the only one wondering.
With all the anti-Trump Hitler rhetoric, are Democrats planning a post-election coup?
Do you think Albanese will politically survive the Qantas freebies scandal?
PETER VAN ONSELEN: Albo drops Covid report in a desperate bid to get YOU to forget about his Qantas freebies. So, did it work?
Includes:
Yes, voters will forget about it 8% / 33 votes
No, his integrity is shredded 92% / 383 votes
416 votes.
Daily Mail
Joe Rogan says Harris sitdown was scrapped after campaign told him she ‘only wanted to do an hour’
Vindicating Trump
My Shocking Report from Inside Trump’s Nazi Rally – Konstantin Kisin
Wait until February next year “post politics” when certain “lurve life developments” may just happen to be made public, Wally.
How The Left Are Trying to Destroy America | Victor Davis Hanson
WATCH: Niall Ferguson Stuns World Leaders at ARC Australia – “Are we the Soviets now?”
It’s amazing what commas can do.
Original headline:
Proud Indigenous woman “denied table at Melbourne café”
My version:
“Proud Indigenous woman” denied table at Melbourne café
Joe Aston was on 3AW yesterday and talked about the bromance.
Putting aside the obvious corruption issue, Aston pointed out Luigi’s tin ear when it came to da Voice, and probably Qantas as well.
At a time when Qantas and Joyce were clearly on the nose, Luigi decided that it would be a great idea to launch da Voice campaign alongside the Detestable Leprechaun in front of a Qantas dot-painted jet.
He was clearly drinking his own bathwater by the schooner. Firstly, believing firstly that da Voice Yes campaign was an unassailable winner and, secondly, that Qantas was a much loved National Carrier and the shit-show that it had become was just media chatter.
LOL!!!
Many peeps don’t realise road names and suburb names are governed by a geographic names committee that adheres to naming conventions set by the United Nations. That, in itself, is odd!
Back in the ancient history, I helped name a street after a famous community service volunteer. His surname was Hall and I (proudly) managed to get the rules broken by having the road called Hall Way. 😛
I am unable to come to terms with the UK Government’s (and the people’s) response to what is the most horrific crime imaginable – the massacre of infants.
A nation that still talks about the Yorkshire Ripper not only buried this outrage but attacked and imprisoned those who knew that Starmer’s police were lying about the attack and protested appropriately. “Far right thugs”; an elitist cover up call taken up by the Conservatives, conservative media, Farage, police and even Spiked and Lotus Eaters. The latter two engaging in cowardly concessions to free speech repression.
The UK is on the edge. The murder of Robinson and others by muslim prisoners is being engineered. Now that it is proven that the people were lied to and the maniac who dismembered the innocents was indeed a jihadi, what can we expect?
Violence would be terrible but seemingly inevitable, and in the long run may contribute to the removal from power of disgusting stalinist socialism, and an honest defensive response to Islam.
Who is to blame – Blair, Obama, Trudeau, Adern, Gillard, Cameron and pussy struck Johnson – all from the anglosphere. They capitalised upon the innate good nature and trust of their societies in order to destroy western culture and those societies. Criminals!
Top Ender
October 30, 2024 9:16 am
Interesting analysis:
Taking the long road trip from The Big Smoke to the Country Estate today so just catching up.
3AW reporting that the bookmakers have slammed the bag shut.
Trump is unbackable.
Wally Dali
October 30, 2024 2:08 pm
Good thing Bill Shorten is out. He was Leadership Material if I ever saw it. Stuffed to the cat’s clacker with OPM, jet setting maaate of the rich…
and, like other leaders and leader-adjacent blokes like Gayleford, Schwartzenegger, Emhof and Biden, he’s knocked up the nanny*.
*Rabz, please confim
Kathy Sheriff could not be contacted for comment.
Tits jogging. I ask you, could this slob run Australia:
Social media erupts over video of Bill Shorten’s unique running style | Daily Mail Online
The Second ComingWilliam Butler Yeats
Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,
The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere
The ceremony of innocence is drowned;
The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.
Surely some revelation is at hand;
Surely the Second Coming is at hand.
The Second Coming! Hardly are those words out
When a vast image out of Spiritus Mundi
Troubles my sight: somewhere in sands of the desert
A shape with lion body and the head of a man,
A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun,
Is moving its slow thighs, while all about it
Reel shadows of the indignant desert birds.
The darkness drops again; but now I know
That twenty centuries of stony sleep
Were vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle,
And what rough beast, its hour come round at last,
Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?