Open Thread – Saturday, 06 May 2023

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  1. mh says:

    How The Banking Collapse Is Part Of The Plan

    Mark Moss

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_W3foZMNOA


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  2. kaysee kaysee says:

    I can’t see a Republic as a better option for Australia.
    But Charlie as King?

    In a break from tradition, King Charles III coronation ceremony asks all subjects of the Crown to recite: ‘I swear that I will pay true allegiance to Your Majesty, and to your heirs and successors according to law. So help me God.’

    Who is this God we are calling on? Is this a divine being? Which God? The multi-culti diversity gods of the many religions which will be participating in the ceremony?

    Or the Great Reset – One World Religion – woke, one world order god?


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  3. kaysee kaysee says:

    Climate Change

    1/
    RFK Jr

    Climate Change Being Exploited to Push ‘Totalitarian Controls’

    “Climate issues and pollution issues are being exploited by … mega billionaires” like Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, Kennedy told radio host Kim Iversen over the past weekend. “The same way that COVID was exploited to use it as an excuse to clamp down top-down totalitarian controls on society and then to give us engineering solutions.”

    2/
    Senator Kennedy

    The Global warming scam
    50 trillion dollars for carbon neutrality by 2050.

    3/
    The Climate Change story told by ice cores..

    What do ice cores tell us about the history of climate change and the present trend?


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  4. kaysee kaysee says:

    What a relief to finally get this news from a real doctor – an expert on viruses, diseases, infection, epidemiology. Can I stop wearing my masks?

    WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

    Yesterday, the #COVID19 Emergency Committee met for the 15th time and recommended to me that I declare an end to the public health emergency of international concern. I have accepted that advice.

    With great hope I declare COVID-19 over as a global health emergency.


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  5. Old bloke says:

    The AUKUS deal to which we are now signatories will have many impacts on us, amongst them will be real estate valuations for properties in Perth’s southern suburbs.

    The Garden Island naval base, HMAS Stirling, will be expanded to accommodate US and UK submarines, which makes it a valid target should the United States proceed with plans for a war with China in 2025, or 2027 as other military planners say. If the US Navy uses its submarine fleet to prevent Chinese shipping in the Indian Ocean, for example to stop oil shipments from Saudi Arabia to China, then it’s good-bye to Garden Island and a large part of Perth’s southern coastal suburbs.

    If China was to launch a Dong-Feng-5 (5 megaton) ICBM which struck Garden Island, the damage radius would destroy most of Perth’s southern suburbs and even extend to Perth city, parts of the northern beaches and as far south as Mandurah.

    This is not a good time to invest in real estate in Perth’s southern suburbs. Check the interactive NUKEMAP before purchasing investments in Perth, use Garden Island Western Australia as the target and the current Chinese intercontinental ballistic missile, the Dong-Feng-5.

    NUKEMAP


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  6. kaysee kaysee says:

    It looks as if some sections of the GOP are trying very, very hard to lose the 2024 election.

    I have posted my views on some of the candidates. So far, I cannot see anyone who deserves to be the GOP nominee or is the front-runner to be the next President of the US.

    The Trump supporters believe that their man is the best and no one should dare compete against him. Their man feels entitled to a unanimous nomination without any debates and believes that the position of GOP candidate for 2024 should be his. There are calls from the Trump camp for the other main contender, DeSantis, and anyone else to run in 2028.

    News flash: If the GOP don’t win the White House in 2024, it is gone forever. That is why it is important for all those who do have the necessary skills and qualities to sign up to the primaries and let the conservatives decide who is the best one to beat the Dems. No one is perfect – but who has the real conservative values (preaching and practising) to fairly represent the Republican party and its voters? Who has the best chance of winning?

    Posting my rants and analysis takes up too much of time but for those who seriously want to read, understand and get a better picture of the facts rather than just follow what the Forever Trumpers think is the sure-winning formula, I am going to post some links.

    1/
    A short discussion on Trump and what will happen. She is a Trump supporter but also a realist.

    Tomi Lahren

    (If you don’t have time to watch the whole video, go to the 9 minute mark up to 22 min mark.)

    2/
    Jenna Ellis

    I respect President Trump, but I’m tired of his campaign hypocritically accusing Ron DeSantis of doing things THEY do.

    3/
    It’s Time to Call the Always-Trump Faction’s Bluff


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  7. kaysee kaysee says:

    Bud Light boycott

    This boycott was set in motion and fuelled by a group of real conservatives led by Matt Walsh.

    We have devastated Bud Light with this boycott. Easily the most effective conservative boycott in modern American history. And it shows us the path forward. All it takes is a little bit of strategic planning and follow-through.
    ..
    The great thing is that this was completely grassroots. Many prominent Republicans were actively against the boycott. We did this on our own. A great victory. But it’s not over.

    What was the result of the boycott?

    – Bud Light sales continue to plummet after transgender marketing controversy

    – Example: No one is buying Bud Light at the Red Sox game in Boston

    Anheuser-Busch CEO
    FINALLY disavows Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light partnership and says ‘it was not a campaign’ after firm sent letter to retailers blaming an outside ad agency for approving it ‘without management awareness’ as sales crash 26%


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  8. kaysee kaysee says:

    Who was Matt Walsh referring to in his comment:
    Many prominent Republicans were actively against the boycott.

    – Guess which GOP “conservative” team was against the boycott because that company donates to Republicans?
    – Guess which team has been labelling other conservatives and republicans RINOs because of their donors?
    – Guess which GOP team is saying that fighting the culture wars is not critical?

    The answer is here and here.


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  9. kaysee kaysee says:

    Ball games

    1/
    Challenge test
    Mom, who’s a physics teacher, accepts a challenge from her son, who’s a soccer player, to move a mini-soccer ball.

    2/
    Attention test
    Which is the Red Ball 1. 2. 3.


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  10. mh says:

    Ukraine Jails US Commentator Gonzalo Lira for Speaking Uncomfortable Facts

    The New Atlas
    227K subscribers

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DmN8tGNlGU


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  11. kaysee kaysee says:

    Ukraine Jails US Commentator Gonzalo Lira for Speaking Uncomfortable Facts

    More Russian propaganda? Or facts?

    I posted one clip the other day on a party in Lviv university.
    Another in a nightclub

    Meanwhile in Kiev nightclubs… Please donate more money!

    .
    Before and After
    .

    One of the comments below the video:
    Look at Ireland’s new laws, we all been arrested like Gonzalo for speaking the truth, is much nearer than we think. Speak out now


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  12. kaysee kaysee says:

    Drag queen calls out the harm of All Age Drag Shows:

    Kids do not belong in drag…this is adult entertainment and I don’t understand why anybody pretends it’s not.


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  13. kaysee kaysee says:

    Neil Oliver on the Coronation:

    ‘It would have been easy to be distracted by pageantry and pomp’

    (Transcript here.)


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  14. mh says:

    The Western oligarchs have had enough of Lira.
    Arrest the misogynist!

    Misogynist dating coach Gonzalo Lira, aka Coach Red Pill, arrested in Ukraine for Russian propaganda

    https://news.yahoo.com/misogynist-dating-coach-gonzalo-lira-222200279.html


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  15. mh says:

    Tigers win again, beating the Dragons 18-16.


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  16. mh says:

    All four QLD teams got up in Magic round.


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  17. mh says:

    Round up from Chris Menahan

    U.S.-Chilean Journalist Gonzalo Lira Arrested in Ukraine for Criticizing Zelensky Regime

    Chris Menahan
    InformationLiberation
    May. 07, 2023

    https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=63747


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  18. Old bloke says:

    U.S.-Chilean Journalist Gonzalo Lira Arrested in Ukraine for Criticizing Zelensky Regime

    I wonder if there will be a prisoner swap deal, Gonzalo Lira for Evan Gershkovich. Fortunately Gonzalo’s wife and family (she’s a Ukrainian) moved out of the country a while ago, Gonzalo has not been allowed to leave the country.

    At least, he’ll get an overdue haircut in prison.


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  19. mh says:

    Ukraine winning Indian hearts and minds

    505,152 views 3 May 2023
    Ukraine’s “Hinduphobic” Cartoon on Goddess Kali Triggers Outrage | Vantage with Palki Sharma

    Ukraine sparked a fresh row after its Defence Ministry posted an objectionable cartoon of the Hindu Goddess Kali. Indians on social media were outraged. They called it “demeaning, insulting and Hinduphobic”. How has Kyiv responded to this? What does this incident speak of India-Ukraine ties? Palki Sharma tells you more

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4iitiyhVdA


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  20. mh says:

    Black Oklahoma man is charged with racist hate killing of two white strangers ‘he shot in the back of the head because of their skin color’

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12055121/Black-Oklahoma-man-charged-racist-hate-killing-two-white-strangers.html


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  21. Old bloke says:

    Europe heading into starvation? Poland wants a total ban of Russian agricultural produce imports into the EU, and Rutte is proceeding with the shutdown of Dutch farming.

    The Netherlands is the largest food producer to the EU (and the second largest food exporter in the world, an amazing accomplishment for such a small country), so who will feed the Europeans?

    Suddenly, Herr Shwab’s bugs look very tasty.

    From the 29 minute mark…
    WaPo, spring offensive all hype. Kadyrov in Bakhmut. Dutch farmers lifetime ban. Kamala AI Tsar. U/1


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  22. Old bloke says:

    Sweden has come to its senses and wants to bail out of the crazy EU – SWEXIT looks like a real thing.

    Sweden Heads Towards Stunning EXIT From EU – Michael Heaver – 2 minutes.


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  23. Cold-Hands says:

    Tan Grant drives a viewer exodus from #TheirABC’s coverage of the coronation… Be interesting to see the ratings.


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  24. JohnJJJ says:

    Well I loved it, the pageantry, the blokes in costume, the music, Charles looking like a warmed up corpse. I was interested in the amount of the time (100% of it) the Anglican church made sure Charles knew who was boss. There was I thinking of Henry VIII. Also it was good to see the muz stand up for Isa (Jesus) as the son of God.
    But multicultural my foot, where was the Mariachi band?


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  25. johanna johanna says:

    It is well within living memory that the ABC’s attitude to any Royal event or person was practically reverential. While this may have gone a bit far, it was nowhere near as nauseating and unabashedly biased as the fiasco in the coverage of the coronation.

    The letters page of The Australian today was dotted with missives than began ‘I am usually a loyal ABC viewer, but …’ and concluding with ‘so I switched to another channel.’

    When even the rusted-ons are disgusted, it shows just how out of touch the current management is.

    And yes, the ratings, and those of the other channels, will be interesting.


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  26. kaysee kaysee says:

    This blog was cloned from Sinc’s blog and it inherited an About section where he said:
    I don’t pay for posts – the Cat is a labour of love.

    When Sinc announced the closure of his blog – unknown to most of us – another Cat was busy working on a solution for another Catallaxy blog, so that we could continue to have a free speech site. That was Adam – the owner of this blog. He paid to get this blog up and running, at short notice. And he continues to pay to keep this show on the road. He hasn’t asked us to Donate for its upkeep. We also do not have ads promoted here to pay for costs.
    I guess it could be called a labour of love ….. to support a free, free speech site for others to use.

    He did it even though (as he explained on the blog) he was very busy with family and business commitments. (The fact that he later faced brickbats for prioritising the needs of his family during Covid, over moderating the blog, is another story.)

    Those of us who come here and post as regulars – comments as well as write Posts – don’t get paid a cent for it. That is true in my case, and I’m sure it is the same with others here.
    I guess it could be called a labour of love ….. for sharing information and opinions that we have and also learning from each other.

    Being a blog contributor – Comments and Posts – is time-consuming and most of us are busy people.
    Why do we do it?

    Speaking for myself: I am an information consumer – an infoholic. I want to learn, and I am searching for facts on the news in the media. A truth-seeker. Because I learn from others who make the time to share on other blogs and sites, I think that I should not keep what I have learnt to myself but should pass it on so that others may benefit from what I know. This includes the serious stuff as well as the entertainment and funnies. That I why I spend time here as often as I am able to, posting as much as I can. I share news, info, opinions, rants and other bits and pieces.

    (Contd. …..next comment)


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  27. kaysee kaysee says:

    (Contd. from above)

    But the learning process needs to be a two-way street. It is just a few (I can count on the fingers of one hand and still have some to spare) who are making the huge effort to keep it going by posting a great many comments, on a regular basis. If there were more regular posters, it wouldn’t fall to the few to keep the site active by posting 5 – 6 – 7 or more continuous comments.

    There are many blogs out there to join and take part, but for me this blog is unique. It has no frills, it is simple. It also lacks the pettiness, rancour, abuse and name-calling that can require scrolling and make it difficult to read the good comments. It is focussed on the enemy out there not some in-fighting in here. I thought that there would be, maybe, 8 or 10 or 12 similar-minded free speech believers who understand the crisis taking place in this country and the world and would want to regularly participate in a quiet, d**khead-free blog.

    What I am saying here, I have said several times in my other rants. I have been making an extra effort to come and post even though I am very busy because I don’t want this blog to shut down. But just a very few of us having to carry it does not make a great deal of sense. Maybe the total blog traffic is just 3 or 4 of us. Maybe we are just talking to each other. It can’t be possible that there must be others who are silent here because they live in a vacuum and do not watch television, listen to the radio, read newspapers or the internet, so don’t know what is in the news to comment on. They have no life experiences to share. No opinions of what is happening in the country/world. No reactions to what others are posting here.  Not even a single sentence.

    Is it apathy, disinterest, indifference, she’ll  be right – mate, don’t care, or someone else can do it – not me?

    The hate speech bill is currently being passed in Ireland despite public protests. The politicians know better than the mere plebs what is best for them. Think it won’t happen here? It will mean that some blogs and sites will have to shut down – that is if they don’t first get penalised and closed by our overlords.

    We will only understand the value of a free, free speech site when we no longer have it.

    So the very, very few dedicated regular contributors who come here, despite our busy lives and keep the blog running have to ask ourselves:
    Is this labour of love worth it?


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  28. mh says:

    This was a very interesting interview from 3 days ago

    $10 trillion could be ‘wiped’ from banks as crisis escalates, Bitcoin is your insurance – Greg Foss

    Kitco NEWS
    593K subscribers

    Will the ongoing banking crisis cause gold and Bitcoin to rally?

    Greg Foss, Bitcoin Strategist and Executive Director at Validus Power Corp, and Michelle Makori, Lead Anchor and Editor-in-Chief at Kitco News, discuss the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike decision, along with Powell’s statement that the U.S. banking system is ‘sound and resilient’ — which Foss disputes. Foss claims that more banks will fail, and that $10 trillion could be ‘wiped out’ from the banking system. This will occur alongside a broader U.S. public debt crisis, which will cause Bitcoin to soar in value as the American economy deteriorates.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ax-_Tb9zsXQ


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  29. mh says:

    Infowars Poll

    Who Would You Vote For In Head-To-Head Matchup In 2024?

    Donald Trump
    57%

    Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
    20%

    Either one
    11%

    Neither one
    12%

    Total: 39,509


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  30. Old bloke says:

    This will occur alongside a broader U.S. public debt crisis, which will cause Bitcoin to soar in value as the American economy deteriorates.

    Maybe the US should join BRICS to protect themselves from the collapse of their dollar.


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  31. Old bloke says:

    Interesting factoid, Charles III is the most senior heir of Charlemagne.

    Who is the Most Senior Heir of Charlemagne Today? – Useful Charts – 21 minutes.


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  32. Cold-Hands says:

    My laptop’s HDD karked it this evening. Posts will be in short supply until I replace it & the OS, as posting from my smartphone is just too painful.


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  33. Old bloke says:

    My laptop’s HDD karked it this evening.

    My wife’s laptop had a similar problem about a year ago, replaced it with a solid state drive (much faster). Fortunately the tech guy replacing it was able to copy the old drive in full and that was reloaded on the new drive.

    There’s nothing worse than looking for your original installation CDs / DVDs and the license numbers for everything you had on the old drive.


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  34. mh says:

    Keith Richards may want to blame Satan, but it was the CIA

    The Vigilant Fox 🦊
    @VigilantFox
    .
    @RobertKennedyJr: CIA ‘Definitely Involved’ in JFK’s Assassination

    “They were definitely involved in the murder and the 60-year cover-up,” he declared. “They’re still not releasing the papers that legally they have to release.”

    “For anybody who has doubts about that, I would recommend a book by Jim Douglass called “JFK and The Unspeakable.” Because I think he’s done a better job than anybody else at kind of assembling and distilling all of the millions and millions of documents that have been released over the past 50 years. And these revelations are released incrementally, and so nobody really takes notice of them. But when you put them all together, the story is very clear.”

    https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1654656155883380736?s=20


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  35. mh says:

    This is global warming too

    South East Queenslanders are shivering through a morning of freezing temperatures as low as -5.4C, made even worse by atmospheric conditions that mean it feels more like -9.5C, with the BOM predicting it to be the coldest start to May for several years.


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  36. Interested observer says:

    Our rural Council in South Australia is being magnanimous by waiving the rates by 75% for not for profit and sporting associations. What they do not mention is that up to now all rates have been automatically waived for this category. The Council strategic plan assures us that the Council will continue to support progress associations and social groups.


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  37. Old bloke says:

    Dr. John Campbell is back on YouTube and he asks about the excess deaths in the UK and other highly vaxxed countries. He pointed out that one week in April there were 2,500 excess deaths in that one week and yet there is not the slightest bit of interest shown by the media.

    Excess deaths in UK rise – 15 minutes.

    This mass culling will eventually make its way into the mainstream media, the health commissioners and other associated bureaucrats will end up as the wicked villains and the politicians will walk away untouched.


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  38. JohnJJJ says:

    If you want to follow the Russian/Ukraine front this guy shows it to the street
    2.36 Bloody Long Square Kilometers Of Bakhmut. Military Summary And Analysis 2023.05.08
    The comments are interesting as well.


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  39. Shy Ted says:

    Glad we’ve made it easier for Kiwis to come here. There’s enough for all of us


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  40. Old bloke says:

    If you want to follow the Russian/Ukraine front this guy shows it to the street

    The Military Summary channel is run by a Belorussian guy named Dima who appears to have pro-Ukrainian leanings. I assume that’s the case as he uses western sourced maps which are always a few days behind in showing Russian advances.

    You can get more current news from the Weeb Union channel as he gets reports direct from Wagner sources in Bakhmut itself. I don’t know the name of the guy who runs Weeb Union but I’ve heard that he’s a Moslem who lives in the Netherlands.

    Weeb Union


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  41. mh says:

    University of Kentucky Swimmer Riley Gaines blasts the NCAA #activism

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0QlaejnWmS8


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  42. mh says:

    Media Watch. Yep.

    I clicked on it seeing as you guys were talking about sTan.

    Tone deaf coverage? Coronation stirs controversies | Media Watch

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSGtyIPIgsk

    What I did learn was the MasterChef guy in his mid forties appears to have just dropped dead, Warnie style, not taken his own life like Ray Hadley reported.


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  43. Cold-Hands says:

    Doctors will be free to prescribe ivermectin ‘off-label’ from June 1st 2023, the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) announced today.

    This is a reversal of a national ban on off-label prescribing of ivermectin, which the TGA enacted on September 10th 2021, in an attempt to prevent doctors from prescribing the drug to treat Covid.


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  44. Cold-Hands says:

    Back again. Bought an SSD this afternoon at Centre Com at Richmond, installed Windows 10 from a streamlined installer on USB & installed & updated all my drivers at once courtesy of the Russians at Snappy Driver Installer. Still loading programs though…


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  45. mh says:

    REPLAY – Victory Day in Russia: Putin delivers address to nation from the Red Square • FRANCE 24

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtBPxxnROoA


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  46. mh says:

    Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. interviewed by Mike Adams: Election integrity, free speech, secure borders and more

    https://banned.video/watch?id=645a618eb1e3f80b3295b657


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  47. mh says:

    Election integrity, free speech, secure borders and more

    A lot of it is wind and solar, of which RFK is a strong believer. Not his strong suit.


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  48. Eyrie says:

    Cold-Hands, Windows 11 seems to be an improvement on Windows 10.
    Got it on my Lenovo All-in-One. It is brilliant with zero problems in 4 months.


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  49. Old bloke says:

    Doctors will be free to prescribe ivermectin ‘off-label’ from June 1st 2023, the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) announced today.

    They are slowly walking back from the Covid insanity. Remember that doctors in Queensland could have been jailed for prescribing ivermectin during the Covid dark ages.


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  50. Old bloke says:

    “They were definitely involved in the murder and the 60-year cover-up,” he declared. “They’re still not releasing the papers that legally they have to release.”

    Trump released them and then immediately locked them up again.

    Zelenskyy vows to defeat Putin/ JFK assassination update – Ray McGovern – Judge Napolitano – 22 minutes.

    Trump told Napolitano that he was shocked by the contents of the Kennedy file and that he would discuss it with him in person only.


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  51. The Sheriff says:

    If you watched the Coronation and still think we’d be better off as a republic, you need to be committed to a psychiatric facility fast.


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  52. mh says:

    The circle is now complete

    Courier Paywall

    Logan City Council park rangers have been filmed secretly relocating homeless people to Brisbane’s Musgrave Park.


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  53. mh says:

    Who’s more pissed off

    Harry

    Or

    sTan


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  54. mh says:

    Alex Jones raped by Trump

    New Trump Rape Victim Goes Public

    https://banned.video/watch?id=645ab875b1e3f80b32983600


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  55. mh says:

    Turns out the Trump rape lawsuit was funded by this Democrat megadonor:

    LinkedIn billionaire Reid Hoffman visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, planned to visit NYC mansion

    https://nypost.com/2023/05/03/linkedins-reid-hoffman-visited-jeffrey-epsteins-private-island/


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  56. mh says:

    AFR

    A plunge in new home building to a 10-year low will collide with the arrival of a record 1.5 million migrants, worsening shortages, driving up rents and inflating prices.

    Good for Aussie politicians’ property portfolios.


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  57. johanna johanna says:

    A plunge in new home building to a 10-year low will collide with the arrival of a record 1.5 million migrants, worsening shortages, driving up rents and inflating prices.

    It’s the sheer arrogance of the Uniparty that infuriates me.

    The message is – ‘Suck it up, peasants. We’re not going to do a damn thing about it.’

    Of course, no MP is sleeping in their car or on someone’s couch because they can’t find a place to live. On the contrary, as mh mentioned, they are property investors.

    Oh, some of them beat their breasts and pretend to care. But, fine words butter no parsnips. And the parsnips, when examined, are invariably butter-free.


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  58. SVC SVC says:

                 Alex Jones raped by Trump

                New Trump Rape Victim Goes Public

     

    Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

    hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

    #%&IWasRapedToo

     

     


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  59. Cold-Hands says:

    Looks as though Chairman Dan wants to bask in reflected glory…

    The farewell for legendary entertainer Barry Humphries is up in the air after reports that the family is “distressed” by the involvement of Victoria’s Andrews government.

    Mr Humphries, best known for his beloved characters Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson, died at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney last month aged 89 following complications from hip surgery.

    Despite being born and raised in Melbourne, Humphries’ family rejected an offer for a joint funeral including Victoria, New South Wales and the Commonwealth.

    Entertainment reporter Peter Ford has revealed the Humphries’ family have been upset by the continued involvement of the Victorian government after electing for his life to be honoured in Sydney.

    “I’m told the family are greatly distressed by how some of this is playing out, it seems to be wrong,” he told 3AW.

    “They said from the beginning they did not want the Victorian government involved, they don’t want their fingerprints anywhere near it and yet you’ve got the Prime Minister announcing that Victoria is co-hosting it.

    “Daniel Andrews is talking in a similar vein and he is saying the family are disagreeing on certain aspects on what is going to take place.”

    The Andrews government confirmed on Tuesday that it had reached out to Humphries’ family to discuss a state funeral, however they declined the offer.

    According to Ford, the family felt let down by Premier Daniel Andrews not stepping in when Mr Humphries name was stripped from the Melbourne Comedy Festival’s “Barry Award” in 2019.

    He indicated that they believed more could have been done for the legend, who had spent more than five decades entertaining Australian audiences.

    Ford also reminded 3AW listeners that Mr Humprhies would have been lucid until he died and most likely left very clear instructions for his family in regards to funeral arrangements.

    “The family may pull the plug at any moment if this is not clarified,” he said, referring to Victoria’s involvement.


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  60. mh says:

    They shape policies to suit themselves.

    Politician property moguls revealed: The federal MPs and senators who own a stack of real estate

    https://www.realestate.com.au/news/politician-property-moguls-revealed-the-federal-mps-and-senators-who-own-a-stack-of-real-estate/


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  61. mh says:

    SVC says:
    May 11, 2023 at 1:38 pm

    Glad you enjoyed it, as the video has now been taken down.


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  62. mh says:

    QLD to house homeless … in quarantine facility.

    🤔

    Courier Paywall

    State finally open to housing homeless at Pinkenba facility

    More than five months after the Pinkenba quarantine facility was completed, the state government has finally said discussions were under way to house the homeless.


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  63. johanna johanna says:

    The new NSW government cut off the money for decent water supplies to towns like Nyngan:

    Cr Neill said the council was turning to the state Labor government to give pumping approval and fund the rest of the project.

    “We don’t know what we can do, and we don’t know if we’re going to get any funding to do it,” he said.

    “We’re in limbo.”

    The ABC repeatedly asked new Water Minister Rose Jackson if she would fund the rest of the project, but received no response.
    Water security uncertain

    The bore was part of the Nyngan Cobar Water Security Project, which was jointly funded by the state and federal governments in partnership with the local government.

    The back-up bore would have ensured the town would still have tap water if the Macquarie River dried up.

    The town narrowly avoided running out of drinking water during the last drought when Burrendong Dam dried up and the river levels fell.

    Other dam and pipe plans under the water security project have also stalled and blown their budgets.

    As soon as the drought ended in various places, water security projects were put on the backburner, or just cancelled.

    Apparently, there would never be another drought, according to the seers in government. Or, more likely, the issue was off the front pages, so let’s disappear it.

    Bastards.


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  64. Old bloke says:

    The bore was part of the Nyngan Cobar Water Security Project, which was jointly funded by the state and federal governments in partnership with the local government.

    I don’t know what the Nyngan water quality is like, but it’s bloody awful in Cobar. I stayed overnight there once and the water smelled like liquid sulphur, when you emerge from the shower you feel sticky, sulphur mixed with glue.

    It’s on par with Ceduna with having the worst water in Australia.


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  65. Old bloke says:

    Paul Joseph Watson on the CNN Trump town-hall meeting.

    You okay, hun? – 10 minutes.

    Why did anyone vote for that old crook Joe Biden? I know that there weren’t 81 Million of them, but there were some valid votes for Joe amongst all the fraudulent votes.


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  66. JohnJJJ says:

    Why did anyone vote for that old crook Joe Biden?

    You’d be surprised. I have lots of friends, or acquaintances in the USA and travel there a lot. They are all pig ignorant. Stunning. I asked one ex oz friend if anyone in his area voted for Trump and he could only think of the garbos. I couldn’t resist “You mean, the only people who actually work”.


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  67. mh says:

    Lost $1.5m: Aussies join Logan Paul crypto lawsuit

    Aussie investors are part of class action against the YouTube sensation’s failed CryptoZoo NFT experiment. Paul is defending the action

    lol


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  68. mh says:

    5 Biggest Moments of Trump’s CNN Townhall!!!

    Dr. Steve Turley

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCbQsHbbbEw

    ***

    The 2 min infomercial appears around 6 min mark.


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  69. mh says:

    Hear, hear

    Andrew Bridgen insists he will be ‘VINDICATED’ when Covid vaccine harms research is released

    GBNews

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKcHABt0rCY


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  70. Shy Ted says:

    It’s on par with Ceduna with having the worst water in Australia

    Get yourself over to Exmouth. You need to buy a new jug every 3 months
    She loves him really


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