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One of DAndrews advisors
Saying the quiet part out loud
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Excellent first para
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Their ABC also told us there was a mass shooter in Philadelphia. Waiting for updates
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Courier Paywall
I wonder what the fresh details are?
Vax status?
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Kaysee,
I’m on Twitter quite a lot and am not verified but have never reached my daily “limit”
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Linda Burney at the Nat Press Club. She’s had a liquid lunch.
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Qlders won’t turf out Labor until they see what they believe is ‘an alternative’. The LNP had this problem in the past, polling was good but QLD refused to elect them due to Lawrence Springborg. They eventually convinced Brisbane Mayor Campbell Newman to run.
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Same as usual then
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HARRY ENFIELD- THE YORKSHIREMAN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY4tD2Hbg_A
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From behind the pay-wall – deliberate bureaucratic sabotage?
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I would like to see what Trump Jnr is saying on Twitter. But Elon won’t let me.
It was better under Jack Dorsey.
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Courier Paywall
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Woolfe,
Until the Twitter blocks were set up last week, I was viewing posts on Twitter without a log in. I do not have an account of any kind – not registered, not verified. I don’t want to have to log in each time I want to check something on Twitter.
If I get myself a log in to view tweets, it means that any links I post here can only be viewed by those who also have accounts and are logged in. I want to be able to read info quickly and then pass it on to others who want to be updated with news and links.
I am not a trolling bot or an AI data scraper. I don’t want to interact with anyone on Twitter by replies, retweets or likes. I don’t have the time to read hundreds of posts each day or to post any.
The reason for the problems is the large scale of interactions taking place. If Musk cannot find a way to allow unregistered users with a read-only access that allows reading, copying of links and tweets to share with others, it would be a pity. It becomes an exclusive club that limits the free access of information, especially for those who are supporters of free speech, especially conservatives.
The need for a free flow and sharing of real news has never been greater than it is now.
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How Military Industrial Complex Sets Media Narrative on Ukraine
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The make-believe qwerty world where two people of the same sex think that they can shop around, buy a baby and pretend that they a nice, happy family. If all goes to plan.
When Surrogacy Goes Badly, There Are Never Any Winners
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I wouldn’t be surprised
“Well, Watson, it’s clear to me”
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Smile
Easy peasy
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The writer of the article, Adjunct Professor Dr Damien Cremean, has taught constitutional law for half a century. He raises an issue that he considers a serious problem. The conundrum is way beyond my pay grade.
Print out this article. Carry it with you. If you meet a Yesserr, pose this challenge to them:
If they can correctly answer all the questions, you will vote YES. If not, they should vote NO.
Constitutional Conundrum
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London was NOT ‘Built by Migrants’, Mr. Khan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7tJbROiCZY
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Is it a woke film? Or is it worth watching?
Worth It Or Woke
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Hello there
EXCESS DEATHS – Establishment silence continues!
Jeff Taylor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4zPuoNs5Xo
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If you really want to see what is on Twitter, why not open an account?
Access to Twitter is not exactly a human right.
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It just makes it crap, Johanna.
Like when News Corp made everyone sign in to view the blogs of Bolt, Blair and Akerman. Within 12 months they were forgotten.
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Until the Twitter blocks were set up last week, I was viewing posts on Twitter without a log in. I do not have an account of any kind – not registered, not verified. I don’t want to have to log in each time I want to check something on Twitter.
I’ve been registered with twitter for years .. I don’t twit just read links .. never have to login as it is auto .. no different to coming on here to read …….
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Challenging the Pandemic Treaty: Andrew Bridgen Speech at EU Parliament 04.07.23
Andrew Bridgen MP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wADMuGoLgjA
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English lesson
Noun definition
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The future of food with Bibi
I’ll pass.
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FWIW
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AI girlfriend ‘encouraged’ crossbow intruder to kill Queen Elizabeth
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From Power Line – BBC versus Israel
This is a journalist?
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Social media is not so much a battleground as a rpedator park.
Guess who the prey are?
But wait! There’s more!
While picking on Elon may be personally satisfying to some, he hardly rates compared to the big predators out there.
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I can see Twatter stuff again. Yay.
Their ABC tells us 130,000 Indian/Paki parents can’t join their skilled chillun here and the chillun might just have to go back to Shotholistan. I wonder what the real figure is when you take all the other ethnicities into account.
Margo Robbie stars as the new Barbie. Merchandise already available
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Journos verbal gymnastics outweighs gymnasts gymnastics
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Monique Ryan (Teal) saving us 27 times
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Me too.
The Elon shuffle.
You put your right leg in, your right leg out
In, out, in, out, you shake it all about
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John Ruddick is a newly elected member of the NSW Legislative Council representing the Liberal Democrats, and a former member of the Liberal Party. His maiden speech in Parliament has been rated by some as “the greatest speech ever made in Parliament”, there’s more than a little hyperbole in that claim but it’s a good speech nonetheless.
The Greatest Speech Ever Made in Parliament – The Crowhouse – 33 minutes.
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Another super-fit guy dies from an aneurysm at age 30. Jo Linder (never heard of him before) took the vaxx, four shots for heaven’s sake, then he had second thoughts about it.
He went to his doctor and had his blood cleaned, he was attached to some machine which sucks his blood out and cleans it then returns it, and he was surprised by the amount of particles in his blood.
He went through the same procedure six months later and this time the white gunk was in his blood.
The Criminalization of Opinion – The Crowhouse – watch from the 11 minute mark.
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Rest easy according to the French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin foreigners were not the majority behind the unrest. Only 10 % are of non-French nationality. So there you go, it was Jacques and Pierre and their amis NOT Mohammed and Abdulla and their habibis….. er
Fabulous example of Gov. misdirection. Obviously the 17 year olds are first generation and being, born in France, are therefore non foreigners. I wonder if they will publish the names of the thousands arrested.
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This ages like wine thanks to Piers Morgan being the perennial dickhead
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All western governments use that flawed argument when it suits.
If you are 7th gen Aussie and want to climb a rock, they say no no no, you’re not a first Australian.
A gang of Lebs targets white girls in Sydney for rape, the government say don’t bring race into it, they’re Aussies, born here!
Government is shitting on your face.
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Great column from the Ashes winning England captain Michael Vaughan
OPINIONThe Ashes are not nice – give Australia a chance and they will kill you
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When France was still France
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Burning the books in Sweden
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Last week
Protestors storm Swedish embassy after Quran burning
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This week
Fire-Mad Sweden:
Scandinavians Set to Burn Koran, Torah and the Holy Bible in the Name of ‘Freedom of Speech’
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Full-page anti-Voice advertisement in AFR
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But anyone can come to this blog and read the content, copy links and repost elsewhere without logging in. They may not be able to see the “latest comments” posted, but that is due to a system bug not intentional blocking.
Soon after Elon took over Twitter, it had the same open access as our blog. Until last week. As of today, it is possible to open links but still cannot “follow” accounts.
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I have several old twitter links that I have saved so I will be able to post those here. But sharing of new links will not be possible unless I register. Should I take one for the team?
Lefties don’t care about their privacy or how their data is used. Some of our Labor pollies have already posted on Zuck’s Threads and then displayed the screenshots to show them off.
I can read posts on Gab without being logged in. Elon is losing users who are moving to other platforms. His promise of free speech was the draw card. I am still hopeful that he is cleaning out the rot, tracing the scrapers and will open up again.
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Oui, oui. And now this is:
French revolution 2.0
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The latest ‘Aussie Wire’, Topher Field’s news programme, has Sinc on as a guest (if you miss his insights) as well as Ed Dowd, who seems to be collecting some pretty horrific excess mortality numbers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2CtA3J-ZZA
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Also, if you missed Dr John Campbell’s look at the increase in Type 1 Diabetes in young people in the UK, it’s worth a listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRohIT7-aik
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Rainbow Pride stumps 🌈 flying everywhere at Headingly.
Khawaja gone, following Warner’s early dismissal.
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Smith gone 🙁
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OK, now hear me out…. Time for “OyVey23: Voice for Jews“. I am voting כן. They need to be heard.
We could have a Voice for every group. The Lebs, the Housos, the Mexicans, the Irish…. well maybe not the Irish.
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A quick-fire century from Mitch Marsh 🏏
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Another tortuous First Inventors last night. Included a bit about David Unaipon who invented reciprocating shears, apparently. Read here about his oppression
Not sure the FI fact checkers are doing their work well
Not to demean his efforts, in fact quite a remarkable man but our Ab-betters might reflect on his life and learn a thing or 2 about the evil white man.
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Excellent.
It’ll be off limits in 3, 2, 1…
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““Goodbye car ownership, hello clean air: welcome to the future of transport,” the WEF published on its website back in December 2016. The first step is to transition cars to electric under the guise of climate change. This will cause all vehicles to be dependent on the electrical grid, which the government controls. Yet, they never planned to stop at electric vehicles. They want full control over you and where you go. It was announced at the Summer Davos that the ultimate goal is to end 75% of ALL car ownership, including electric vehicles, by the year 2050.”
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/great-reset/wef-seeks-to-end-private-car-ownership-by-2050/
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One of the things my Hubby and I discuss around the coffee pot, is ‘what kind of narrative makes sense of what they are doing?’
Electric cars is an obvious one because we have less electricity and more – far more – demand for it. One narrative that fits is that there will be far fewer people living in far smaller spaces with far less freedom.
I’d truly love a bold journalist (huh) to ask the WEFites, “What if the people reject your ‘utopian’ future? What if they just say no?”
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There’s a lot of fuss over this little toon
Because the truth must not get out
Who does she think she is? Lidia Thorpe?
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Fosters! VB! Corona! Agh!!
I only go there for the comments
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They were “youth” now they’re “young tradie”
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I have a Cats List on Twitter for those that want to follow it. Contains the original cats, let me know and can add to it. Sanjeev seems to make up 90% of posts!
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I’m happy with aspiring rapper.
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Scott Ritter is educating a lot of Americans about their appalling government agencies
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It looks like Hunter was sharing his snorting powder with his stepmum.
It’s a mystery. – Paul Joseph Watson – 8 minutes.
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Will it never stop?
Amazing. Throw it, takes out target, returns to sender. A whitefella boomerang would just fall to earth after hitting target. Magic. Science, even.
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Root and Bairstow gorn.
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Good job the Americans are there for us.
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Fun fact: Australia’s biggest export is boomerangs.
It’s also our biggest import.
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Warner out for 1 run, bowled Broad * surprise *
Enough is enough.
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A little late… Powerline’s Mid-Week in Pictures: Special Fourth of July Edition
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British nationals celebrating their culture:
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Albo? Burney? What say you?
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Rent a crowd
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You vill eat ze bugs. Vot bugs?
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Taxpayer funded garbage. on SBS WOrld Movies. It’s basically Dirty Harry with a blek o=wymmins blowing evrybody away. It has an on-set social worker and Production Psychiatrist?!
This has an accurate review
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Immigration stories
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The UK
Getting worse
Katie Hopkins on the Muslim takeover in the UK and the government tyranny supporting it:
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The Netherlands
Looking hopeful
Mark Rutte’s Netherlands government collapses over migration.
The WEF puppet who is tormenting farmers with his “green policies” is finished.
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An Urgent Letter
to Young Transitioners
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A case story from Bettina Arndt. There is a lesson to be learnt from this incident, as explained in the final two paragraphs.
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Del Bigtree, ‘The Pandemic of Lies’. He’s passionate about what he does.
https://thehighwire.com/watch/
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Ted, taxpayer funded movies have a 99% chance of failing at the box office, and that one is no exception.
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That’s encouraging news, three cheers for the Dutch.
Olaf Sholz’s government in Germany is on the nose with the voters, from out of nowhere the AFD (Alternative for Germany) is now the most popular political party in Germany. The centre left / far left / green coalition Sholz leads is headed to the bin, the centre right opposition party will need AFD support to form government next election, the Australian equivalent would be the Liberal Party establishing a coalition with One Nation to form a government.
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We have reason to be hopeful because of people like Del, who have sacrificed their careers and opportunities to battle against the NWO. He has picked the issue of the Covid pandemic and the lies. He has founded the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), one of the main anti-vaccination groups in the United States. He has detailed data charts on all aspects of the virus and vaccines.
The Big Pharma have secured themselves with non-liability clauses such as:
No vaccine manufacturer shall be liable in a civil action for damages arising from a vaccine-related injury or death associated with the administration of a vaccine.
Del is right. If the Pharma has ensured its safety from culpability, it may be time to find other ways to get accountability by confronting those who were responsible for allowing these convenient clauses.
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CIA Agents Operating In Ukraine
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Powerline’s The Week in Pictures: Cocaine Bear Edition.
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Garrison toon
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LAst day of NAIDOC week. (The D stands for day) which has become a week. The biggest load of BS was this –
Man with tan drives his 4WD to various surfing spots and goes surfing. Gets the lightly tanned kids on surfboards too. Part of the oldest living culture apparently.
Got his own website.
Must pay well.
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You might be bafflehttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12277939/22-year-old-killed-outside-Landsdale-service-station-machete-remembered-kindest-soul.htmld by this til you read the perp and victim names
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mh says:
July 5, 2023 at 5:09 pm
Palaszczuk on track to lose in 2024: poll
Almost half of those polled believed Queensland was headed in the wrong direction as voters turn against premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.
Qlders won’t turf out Labor until they see what they believe is ‘an alternative’. The LNP had this problem in the past, polling was good but QLD refused to elect them due to Lawrence Springborg. They eventually convinced Brisbane Mayor Campbell Newman to run.
Should have been Springborg. He seemed like a decent man and a genuine link with rural QLD. Newman was a total screw up who blew a massive majority.
The LNP are so pathetic in QLD and they basically were in lockstep with the ALP over Covid, so stuff them too.
Whoever we get won’t have the guts to can the Olympics so they’ll just jump on the gravy train too while services (especially for the regions) dwindle even further.
A pox on all their houses.
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Sound of Freedom
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Jim Caviezel:
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New forms of censorship – post on Gab
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The media
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Neil Oliver:
The reality that lies beneath the purveyors of “kindness and inclusion” is hatred.
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Richard Vobes can’t talk about it. On YouTube.
As mentioned above (6:32), there are attempts to shut it down. If the media cared about the safety of all children, it should be freely talked about so everyone becomes aware of the evil topic.
It may get censored because the viewers know what he is talking about and have commented on it.
But I can’t talk about it
This is a tricky one for me because this is something must be addressed, but we can’t actually talk about it.
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I watched SOUND OF SILENCE, yesterday, and, originally, thought it was a doco but it’s a fairly standard movie with paid actors .. other than the theme no different to other dramas like the Neeson TAKEN lot .. it’s not until the end credits where they explain the reality of the plot is based on a true story .. tho, obviously, the true story is only skimmed on the surface in the movie …..!
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Dave Warner has to go.
Australia lost the third Test, but there were heroic efforts from Marsh, Head, and Starc.
It’s unfair on Warner’s team mates to have to carry him.
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The Age
David Warner 3/10
After doing his bit at the top of the order on slow pitches at the start of the series, a speedier surface at Headingley thrust Warner back into a familiar rut against Broad. There was enough movement and carry in each innings for Warner to edge Broad into the slips, where each time he was well pouched by Crawley. These dismissals and their manner left Warner looking somewhat bereft after his second innings, and his future in this series is now more than open to question.
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Good news. Michael Smith has had his open heart surgery and is well on the mend, he’s blogging again. Most excellent piece with Linda Barmey, or maybe, Burney, saying Abwymmins are wanting to give birth “on country, having seen their Abmidwives regularly throughout their pregnancy”. Stunning. And not to forget, brave. Proud, even.
In remote areas and to a slightly lesser extent rural ones it has been practise to strongly encourage Abpregnantwymmins to get to the major hospital at 36 weeks because their pregnancies and births are so complicated, as you’d expect after 8 months of smoking, drinking, drugging, DV, poor diet, STDs and so on. Many do but places like Alice, Cairns, Darwin, Katherine, Broome, Adelaide also have attractions like bottle shops and this can be a great distraction from the intended 4 weeks of commitment to health. Having worked in many of these places I’m still to meet my first Abmidwife.
From the pics it’s clear that the criteria for Aboriginality has gone walkabout(and they’re very young). I suspect the truth is in that number 1714 at the bottom. How can that possibly be? 1714 Abnursingstudents being attributed both clinician and non-clinician status. I know for a fact (cos I’ve met them) that a number of Abhealthworkers are qualified nurses but work in a non-clinical role as Abhealthworkers because they didn’t rally pass, more were “mentored” through uni where the “completed” the training rather than “passed”.
Last time I was involved in the sham was a 2 hour mental health nursing lecture where I refused to sign off as “completed” on any of them because they had so little base knowledge. But they all “completed” anyway and went into non-clinical health promotion and “academic” roles. One is now a Professor of Nursing and Director of Nursing but has never done a day on the wards.
Some quite different numbers here
Rhodanthe here but that was a very long time ago when the evil missions and patriarchal institutions turned out competent Abnurses.
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I’m halfway through watching the Barmey address to the Nat Press Club last week. I think an awful lot of politicians are so removed from the populace that they are simply out of touch but she takes it to a new level.
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