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  • Meme of the Day #49

  • Open Thread – Tues 28 June 2022

  • The energy crisis we had to have?

    This is the first note for the new Federal Parliament. It is not time to start writing to members in the House of Reps because our mailman has yet to update the list to allow for the changes caused by the election.

  • Getting to the grassroots

    The Energy Realists of Australia are about to progress the program that started three years ago with a series of briefing notes to 800+ state and federal members. Some will recall the letter-writing campaign that was a part of the program, whereby volunteers would write to their local member at their electoral address to follow…

  • Vax-Mania

    The Covid vax will soon become de rigueur for Australian babies and infants, aged six months to five years. The FDA has approved Pfizer and Moderna vaccines for this voiceless cohort in the U.S. population and our TGA is busying away going through the motions before giving Moderna a tick here. Interesting, isn’t it. At…

  • We are only at the End of the Beginning

    The decision in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organisation is a necessary victory on the path to eradicating the wrong of abortion. Few would have believed it possible, let alone see it realized in their lifetimes, yet here we are. We have the tireless work of an anti-abortion movement to thank for this, which spent…

  • Open Thread – Weekend 25 June 2022

  • Meme of the Day #48

  • 16 July 1945 – The Day the A-Bomb Stopped the War in Europe

    After being repeatedly told that the Left is neither Imperialists nor Nationalists, it is always interesting to read the details of “the Great Patriotic War that saved the Motherland”. From Chapter 49 of Antony Beevor’s book, ‘The Second World War’: “It must be very pleasant for you,” Harriman said, making conversation [at the Potsdam Conference]…

  • WolfmanOz at the Movies #26

    Frankenstein Mary Shelley famously wrote Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus which originated in 1816 when herself, her lover and future husband Percy Shelley and Lord Bryon had a competition to see who could write the best horror story. After a number of days, Mary Shelley was inspired to write this great novel after imagining a…