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Rabz’ Radio Show May 2022: the Sixties
The Sixties has a rightful claim as the period in time that produced the most memorable contemporary music in human history. So many genres came to prominence, including: · Jazz · Folk · R&B · Soul · Rock · Psychedelia John F Kennedy – elected 1960, assassinated 1963. During those years, a seismic cultural wave across the Anglosphere was brewing. Motown…
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Abortion and the Left’s Lies
You may recall Hillary Clinton getting into trouble in the run up to the 2016 election in the United States for referring to an unborn baby as, err, well, an unborn baby. A complete no-no for the Dems who need to consider an unborn baby to be a non-human, a fetus, so that it can…
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WolfmanOz at the Movies #19
1970s Disaster Movies I’d imagine a fair percentage of Cats would be Baby Boomers and would probably recall the huge popularity in the 1970s with the disaster movies genre. Invariably featuring a large cast of Hollywood stalwarts the plot device was mostly a natural disaster with the focus then on the numerous characters’ attempts to…
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LeakGate Round-up
Firstly, a reminder of what is at stake: Here is the Politico article breaking the story. Here is the actual draft judgement by Justice Alito. Malcom Kyeyune discusses the aborting of norms involved in the leak of this SCOTUS judgement. Shaun Fleetwood suggests that this move to bully and harass the justices of the SCOTUS…
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Why is the MSM ignoring this paper?
Abstract: To examine the possible non-specific effects (NSEs) of the novel COVID-19 vaccines, we reviewed the randomised control trials (RCTs) of mRNA and adenovirus-vector COVID-19 vaccines reporting overall mortality, including COVID-19 deaths, accident deaths, cardiovascular deaths and other non-COVID-19 deaths. For overall mortality, with 74,193 participants and 61 deaths (mRNA:31; placebo:30), the relative risk (RR)…
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Interest rates and the deficit
What can you do if Australia has the most incompetent central bank in the world? That they have raised interest rates in the midst of an election is the second time it has thrown in its lot with Labor, as it did in 2007. Of course, the problem really is that it has waited this…
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Weekday Reading #21
The Rise of the Professionals, George Hoare, Compact Our Interview with Jacques Baud, The Postil Why is Canada euthanising the poor?, Yuan Yi Zhu, Spectator UK The Renaissance of the Classical School, James Hankins, First Things
It also appears that Antonia Burke, the crock-a-liar inventor is seeking money for a current project on stopping Santos: In…