Clive Palmer on the campaign trail for the United Australia Party. Listen to his live press conference in Warringah as he answers all the questions from journalists as the support for the United Australia Party grows around the nation.
There are people on this planet who have the privilege of living in a democratic country (despite all its flaws), yet shirk their responsibility to vote. And they proudly proclaim it.
No no. Its my choice to vote, or not.
Yes, I know democracy doesnt work unlessyou participate, however, it shall be my right not to participate if i choose.
Voting shouldn’t be forced because it leads to the disengaged voter deciding the poll. We see this time and again in this country.
Likewise, in a world without fraud, it makes the parties fight for my vote.
No no. The problem isn’t that. The problem in this country as in many ‘democracies’ there is not a minimum amount of votes. That is fifty point one isnt enough to carry the people. It must be a clear majority and who gives a shit if that takes time. The big lie is we must vote every 3 or 4 years and if the result isn’t in immediately we have failed.
I wont vote for a Hobsons choice, no one should. There are no freedom candidates down here, so I won’t vote in a preferential system. End of story.
Erin Lee sits down with Jon Caldara to share how her 12-year-old daughter was emotionally harmed during a school sponsored art club.
School kids are victims of predators.
Does the mother realise she is part of the problem? She voted for the governor of Colorado. She says: She is not anti-LGBTI. She is not some right-wing intolerant nutbag.
After her personal experience, has she got it? ….. the queerty movement is not so nice after all?
Does she realise that those right-wing intolerant nutbags are the ones trying to hold the line? That sitting on the fence and leaning left is not going to help?
I realise I sound like a california hippy, my point is that in a system in eternal control by the bureaucracy, we don’t need to continually refresh the popular suits.
Initiated referenda and recall elections with a majority elected senate would solve a lot of problem’s
I have been thinking about that question for the past two days.
I have a few reforms that I can think of. Here are my top 2.
1/ Stop funding to the ABC
Not sure whether the ABC should be shut down or the board can choose to make it a subscriber service. Right now, the public broadcaster is getting funds from all taxpayers to provide a biased service that caters to one section of the tax-paying public.
What is the best way to correct this? Cut off this left-wing media service at it source, completely?
Or give it the option to switch over as a private media service and find its own funding?
I’ll leave the details to the experts.
2/ Sovereignty of Australia
The Cambridge Dictionary defines sovereignty as: the power of a country to control its own government
There would need to be a law passed that ensures that the government of Australia, elected by the citizens of Australia, rules and makes all decisions related to this country. And that the power and control is retained in the hands of Australia, for the benefit of Australians.
The government or any of its politicians, officials, agencies cannot be dictated to by any external power or authority or organisation. This would include the UN and its allied organisations, WHO, WEF or the controllers of these organisations.
Again, the experts can handle the details so that no one can tamper with it or find loop holes around it. Also, anyone found to be collaborating with another person or organisation, to betray the country, will be tried for treason.
If they can add a retrospective clause that includes the Covid-phase and the Nuremberg Code, it would be great.
“Trioli, the host of ABC’s morning show, complained that she has been struggling to get a hold of the prime minister for three years, while speaking on Radio Melbourne on Thursday.
She revealed that Anthony Albanese would be on her program after 8:30, however, Mr Morrison shunned her show.
‘We have been pretty much told by the Prime Minister’s office and that’s been reaffirmed this morning that we will never get Scott Morrison,’ Trioli said.”
Calls for a C.L.-like Ahahahahahaha!!!
‘Tis only a tawdry li’l Radio show in Melbourne, innit?
/Best Kenneth Williams voice
As a thought, what if the criteria for an election was completely turned on its arse. You make two votes. The electorate have a current member and the criteria was 65% of the eligible vote to get them out and 65% of the vote to put a new member in. No time limit for resolution and the people voted in an orderly way until majority ruled.
While that is in the air, you had no representation. Ok. No big deal unless the issues were grand enough that it was urgent then a candidate would get in, with the ability to recall once they lost the majority
Yes, I know democracy doesnt work unlessyou participate, however, it shall be my right not to participate if i choose.
So, Ragu, you want a perfect system. How do we get to this perfect system? Wave a magic wand?
And is it your right to have this system? Or do rights go hand in hand with responsibilities?
Ask the protesters in Hong Kong and certain countries, what they think of the my right to participate if I choose. There are people in some parts of the world who want to get to our flawed democracies.
I have just watched the Clive Palmer Press Conference that Steve posted. Clive can sit back and enjoy his billions on his super yacht or mansion. Why is he spending his money and time in fighting for this country? Same with some of the minor freedom parties.
If we don’t like something, are we prepared to battle to make it right? We may not be able to make it perfect. But we can do something to make a change, even if it is only a very tiny bit.
Even in a Deep Swamp. If enough people do their tiny bits, it will become a big bit.
Ask the protesters in Hong Kong and certain countries, what they think of the my right to participate if I choose. There are people in some parts of the world who want to get to our flawed democracies.
You’ve taken something and applied it to a different situation. I appreciate your thought process but it is flawed.
Also, by observation, this idea that every so often we absolutely have to, by statute obligation, vote for a clown show that does very little to improve our lot is flawed. Especially so when the criteria is such a narrow margin, it has enabled the politicisation of everything and also become big business in keeping some in a vocation which is detrimental to the populace.
My thoughts above were to keep it in a chaotic state such that no one party, or even a uniparty, could gain an upper hand for any length of time
In the recent round of Senate estimates in April, I asked the head of the TGA, Mr Skerritt, questions about the delivery of the vaccine and the how the body is meant to stop the production of the spike protein that is initiated by the vaccine.
Sadly he was unable to clearly enunciate clear and concise answers.
Please note the following points:
1. When asked about biodistribution studies Skerritt said the distribution of the Lipid Nanoparticles is below the internationally assessed level for genotoxicity. The biodistribution of the LNP’s was assessed in a small number of rats for 48 hours only, despite concentration levels showing higher levels on the second day. The TGA has no idea what the level of concentration of LNPs are in humans and given they did not contain the active ingredient (i.e. the mRNA producing spike protein) have no understanding what is a safe level.
2. Skerritt stated there was no evidence of ill effects from LNP’s. This is incorrect as there were anomalies in the rats tested. Otherwise there was no evidence of ill effects because there wasn’t any evidence at all. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence!
3. After stating there was no evidence of ill effects Skerritt states there is a risk of myocarditis and heart issues. One of his many contradictions.
4. Skerritt implies that the vaccines had to be rushed out because a couple of million of people would have been hospitalised or died from Covid. This is an outrageous statement. No other country in the world had a combined hospitalisation and death rate of 10% during the Covid pandemic.
5. When asked about genotoxicity studies, Skerritt implied he would have to consult as to what information he can provide as there were over 200,000 pages on the vaccines. This is another contradiction as previously the TGA has said there were no documents on the genotoxicity studies.
6. Skerritt then implies genotoxicity studies were done in vitro i.e. in the laboratory and went on to say this is the only way to assess the modifications to the spike protein. No its not. Regardless of what the studies in the laboratory show, tests must still be conducted in humans to ensure safety. It is also worth nothing that Skerritt dismissed in vitro studies on ivermectin that showed it had broad ranging anti-viral properties. Another one of his contradictions. How many are we up to now?
7. Skerritt stated there were no functional changes as a result of modifying the spike protein. This is incorrect. The spike protein produced by the vaccine was modified for the exact purpose of improving it’s functioning. Namely to avoid the innate immune system and increase reliability and stability. As a result, the modified vaccine produces MORE spike proteins than the virus!
8. Skerritt could not answer my question as to what is the off switch for producing spike proteins. He deflected on numerous occasions. You will note that he was more than happy to say how the spike protein was created but couldn’t really say when production of the spike protein would stop. Given the mRNA has been modified to last longer and be more stable it would last a lot longer than normal mRNA. Furthermore studies have shown that mRNA last up to 60 days, not the 48 hours stated by Skerritt. It is also worth nothing that even once the mRNA stops producing spike proteins, spike proteins still remain in the body for an unknown period of time.
9. Skerritt states it is only a tiny amount of mRNA being given in the vaccine and therefore can’t do much damage to organs. There are billions of molecules in a dose. This is an ingenious statement as the virus proteins are tiny as well, but have the potential to kill as we have been repeatedly told ad nauseum the last two years.
10. His final remark stating that there is no evidence that the spike protein does any damage is partially correct in the sense that the active ingredient i.e. mRNA producing the spike protein was never tested in live animals or humans.
Which is exactly why the TGA aren’t doing their job correctly, because they are not assessing all possible risks.
The 123,500 reported and suspected adverse events from the Covid vaccines should be enough evidence of a safety signal should they not?
I don’t want to start this sites first flame war, however, the right to vote needs to be balanced by the right not to vote. That’s freedom.
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How is this a site war?
It is not personal. It is an exchange of ideas and opinions. That is how we learn – if we are willing to listen to another’s point of view or knowledge, share our own, agree, disagree, discuss.
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A person goes to the voting booth, gets their name crossed off and drops in unmarked ballots. Done. They are free not to vote.
If they don’t want to go to the booth, they pay the fine.
warns of the dangerous WHO Pandemic Treaty…If this gets through, The WHO has the power to override and control ALL Participating Countries Pandemic measures….Then nothing short of an uprising can save us…
Watching and reading sensible people talk about trans kids, drop boxes and viral oligosaccharrides is killing my mood. I don’t have a lot to boast about and this shit is just getting too much. I no longer have the will the get my tip into the anchovy.
How much worse will it get when we are in a recession proper? I’ve already traded in, I have no more moves. I got kids coming out my larder into my pantry and wasting cash wiping their arse wondering why in a world without fences do we need Gates.
Ask your mum
She says you’re the smart one
Then we are doomed. Eat your dry weetbix
The ASX will follow, adding to the bad economic vibe leading up to election day.
Last Federal election the ASX rose quite strongly in the last 2 weeks leading up to the election. In retrospect someone must have had access to internal party polling. Looks like a Labor government this time and it will be shit.
Yes, I know democracy doesnt work unlessyou participate, however, it shall be my right not to participate if i choose.
Yep, I agree, there shouldn’t be compulsory voting and there shouldn’t be mandatory preferential voting. If there are no candidates standing who represent my views then I shouldn’t be forced to vote. Likewise, if there are only one or two candidates who are worthy of a vote, I shouldn’t be compelled to vote for the others even if they are further down in my preferential list.
I wont vote for a Hobsons choice, no one should. There are no freedom candidates down here, so I won’t vote in a preferential system. End of story.
Apparently. I made a comment around about the time about dogs that put me into a specific suburb. Looking at the electorate map I’m stunned that it incorporates parts of the eastern shore, especially Bellerive, while also taking in the Huon and places further south where if you had a medical episode then you’ll be waiting a lot longer than most to revive you.
I cant see any visible signs that Collins or Bilyk or Winter or the brunette in the complex with the dentist give a shit. The worst road in town is up the main street where their offices are.
Having said that. I’ll agitate around my electorate and circle to change peoples minds, it doesn’t mean that i shall reflexively vote.
If no dickhead currently in office, local state or federal can not see that the main road through town is a crumbling mess then they shouldn’t get acess to the, frankly corrupting, two dollars something per vote that they gave themselves.
At this juncture, the best protest vote is not turning up.
I like this candidate, Anna Bateman from the Local Party. She says…
I will fight for real action on climate and for a national integrity commission with real teeth.
Real teeth are important, can’t have people walking around with dentures. Scott Morrison could still win this election if he promised real teeth for everyone – “Real teeth and a chicken in every pot,” he’d win the election on that slogan.
I think it’s fact check fail number 9836463746 though I may have missed one or two of their fails.
The BBC website recently had a headline which claimed ‘Child Hepatitis cases falsely linked to covid vaccine’.
Here’s what the article said: ‘Social media posts have falsely linked a recent spike in unexplained hepatitis in children to the covid vaccine. The affected children were mostly under the age of five and therefore not eligible for the jab, health agencies monitoring the situation say.’
The British Medical Journal reported that there had been 169 cases of acute hepatitis recently and that 17 had needed liver transplants. The children affected had been up to 16-years-old.
I’ll repeat that.
The children affected had been up to 16-years-old.
I haven’t been able to find out exactly how many of the children were under the age of five. I note that the BBC uses the word ‘mostly’ which is not a scientific term.
I think the jury is out on whether the covid vaccine caused the hepatitis in children.
There are several possibilities.
How many of the children involved were jabbed with the experimental covid-19 poison?
How many of the children under the age of five had been breast fed by women who had been jabbed with the experimental covid-19 poison?
Could any children who not been jabbed have been affected by shedding from parents who had been jabbed?
Those are the sort of questions that scientists like to ask.
But they don’t seem to be the sort of questions the BBC thinks worth asking.
And the BBC refuses to talk to doctors and scientists who have questions about vaccines – presumably preferring to get its one-side information from spokespersons for drug companies and governments.
Looks like a Labor government this time and it will be shit.
The inevitable economic difficulties that will accelerate during the next term of government will lead Labor to attempt all sorts of stupid shit that will only make things worse.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sues Elizabeth Warren over COVID-19 book complaint
C/- Barnes
Elizabeth Warren leans on Publisher.
Sued by JFK’s nephew.
Only on the Left?
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Let’s see what he has to say.
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UAP:
Clive Palmer on the campaign trail for the United Australia Party. Listen to his live press conference in Warringah as he answers all the questions from journalists as the support for the United Australia Party grows around the nation.
Clive Palmer Live: Q&A Press conference Sydney
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Wasnt my youtube comment.
No no. Its my choice to vote, or not.
Yes, I know democracy doesnt work unlessyou participate, however, it shall be my right not to participate if i choose.
Voting shouldn’t be forced because it leads to the disengaged voter deciding the poll. We see this time and again in this country.
Likewise, in a world without fraud, it makes the parties fight for my vote.
No no. The problem isn’t that. The problem in this country as in many ‘democracies’ there is not a minimum amount of votes. That is fifty point one isnt enough to carry the people. It must be a clear majority and who gives a shit if that takes time. The big lie is we must vote every 3 or 4 years and if the result isn’t in immediately we have failed.
I wont vote for a Hobsons choice, no one should. There are no freedom candidates down here, so I won’t vote in a preferential system. End of story.
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Gender & Sexuality Art Club
School kids are victims of predators.
Does the mother realise she is part of the problem? She voted for the governor of Colorado. She says:
She is not anti-LGBTI. She is not some right-wing intolerant nutbag.
After her personal experience, has she got it? ….. the queerty movement is not so nice after all?
Does she realise that those right-wing intolerant nutbags are the ones trying to hold the line? That sitting on the fence and leaning left is not going to help?
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I realise I sound like a california hippy, my point is that in a system in eternal control by the bureaucracy, we don’t need to continually refresh the popular suits.
Initiated referenda and recall elections with a majority elected senate would solve a lot of problem’s
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Thanks, Steve. Just watched it.
Almost as good as Trump before he went mad.
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On the weekend, I posted this comment.
I have been thinking about that question for the past two days.
I have a few reforms that I can think of. Here are my top 2.
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Stop funding to the ABC
Not sure whether the ABC should be shut down or the board can choose to make it a subscriber service. Right now, the public broadcaster is getting funds from all taxpayers to provide a biased service that caters to one section of the tax-paying public.
What is the best way to correct this? Cut off this left-wing media service at it source, completely?
Or give it the option to switch over as a private media service and find its own funding?
I’ll leave the details to the experts.
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Sovereignty of Australia
The Cambridge Dictionary defines sovereignty as:
the power of a country to control its own government
There would need to be a law passed that ensures that the government of Australia, elected by the citizens of Australia, rules and makes all decisions related to this country. And that the power and control is retained in the hands of Australia, for the benefit of Australians.
The government or any of its politicians, officials, agencies cannot be dictated to by any external power or authority or organisation. This would include the UN and its allied organisations, WHO, WEF or the controllers of these organisations.
Again, the experts can handle the details so that no one can tamper with it or find loop holes around it. Also, anyone found to be collaborating with another person or organisation, to betray the country, will be tried for treason.
If they can add a retrospective clause that includes the Covid-phase and the Nuremberg Code, it would be great.
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ABC host Virginia Trioli ERUPTS at Scott Morrison
“Trioli, the host of ABC’s morning show, complained that she has been struggling to get a hold of the prime minister for three years, while speaking on Radio Melbourne on Thursday.
She revealed that Anthony Albanese would be on her program after 8:30, however, Mr Morrison shunned her show.
‘We have been pretty much told by the Prime Minister’s office and that’s been reaffirmed this morning that we will never get Scott Morrison,’ Trioli said.”
Calls for a C.L.-like Ahahahahahaha!!!
‘Tis only a tawdry li’l Radio show in Melbourne, innit?
/Best Kenneth Williams voice
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As a thought, what if the criteria for an election was completely turned on its arse. You make two votes. The electorate have a current member and the criteria was 65% of the eligible vote to get them out and 65% of the vote to put a new member in. No time limit for resolution and the people voted in an orderly way until majority ruled.
While that is in the air, you had no representation. Ok. No big deal unless the issues were grand enough that it was urgent then a candidate would get in, with the ability to recall once they lost the majority
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So, Ragu, you want a perfect system. How do we get to this perfect system? Wave a magic wand?
And is it your right to have this system? Or do rights go hand in hand with responsibilities?
Ask the protesters in Hong Kong and certain countries, what they think of the my right to participate if I choose. There are people in some parts of the world who want to get to our flawed democracies.
I have just watched the Clive Palmer Press Conference that Steve posted. Clive can sit back and enjoy his billions on his super yacht or mansion. Why is he spending his money and time in fighting for this country? Same with some of the minor freedom parties.
If we don’t like something, are we prepared to battle to make it right? We may not be able to make it perfect. But we can do something to make a change, even if it is only a very tiny bit.
Even in a Deep Swamp. If enough people do their tiny bits, it will become a big bit.
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You’ve taken something and applied it to a different situation. I appreciate your thought process but it is flawed.
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Explain it.
I like to learn from my mistakes.
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I don’t want to start this sites first flame war, however, the right to vote needs to be balanced by the right not to vote. That’s freedom.
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Konstantina Andritsou
7-Year-Old Guitarist
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Street Puppy Gets Rescued With A Piece Of Bread
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Also, by observation, this idea that every so often we absolutely have to, by statute obligation, vote for a clown show that does very little to improve our lot is flawed. Especially so when the criteria is such a narrow margin, it has enabled the politicisation of everything and also become big business in keeping some in a vocation which is detrimental to the populace.
My thoughts above were to keep it in a chaotic state such that no one party, or even a uniparty, could gain an upper hand for any length of time
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Check this out.
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Senator Gerard Rennick:
It’s not the same Spike Protein and they didn’t tell you!
In the recent round of Senate estimates in April, I asked the head of the TGA, Mr Skerritt, questions about the delivery of the vaccine and the how the body is meant to stop the production of the spike protein that is initiated by the vaccine.
Sadly he was unable to clearly enunciate clear and concise answers.
Please note the following points:
1. When asked about biodistribution studies Skerritt said the distribution of the Lipid Nanoparticles is below the internationally assessed level for genotoxicity. The biodistribution of the LNP’s was assessed in a small number of rats for 48 hours only, despite concentration levels showing higher levels on the second day. The TGA has no idea what the level of concentration of LNPs are in humans and given they did not contain the active ingredient (i.e. the mRNA producing spike protein) have no understanding what is a safe level.
2. Skerritt stated there was no evidence of ill effects from LNP’s. This is incorrect as there were anomalies in the rats tested. Otherwise there was no evidence of ill effects because there wasn’t any evidence at all. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence!
3. After stating there was no evidence of ill effects Skerritt states there is a risk of myocarditis and heart issues. One of his many contradictions.
4. Skerritt implies that the vaccines had to be rushed out because a couple of million of people would have been hospitalised or died from Covid. This is an outrageous statement. No other country in the world had a combined hospitalisation and death rate of 10% during the Covid pandemic.
5. When asked about genotoxicity studies, Skerritt implied he would have to consult as to what information he can provide as there were over 200,000 pages on the vaccines. This is another contradiction as previously the TGA has said there were no documents on the genotoxicity studies.
6. Skerritt then implies genotoxicity studies were done in vitro i.e. in the laboratory and went on to say this is the only way to assess the modifications to the spike protein. No its not. Regardless of what the studies in the laboratory show, tests must still be conducted in humans to ensure safety. It is also worth nothing that Skerritt dismissed in vitro studies on ivermectin that showed it had broad ranging anti-viral properties. Another one of his contradictions. How many are we up to now?
7. Skerritt stated there were no functional changes as a result of modifying the spike protein. This is incorrect. The spike protein produced by the vaccine was modified for the exact purpose of improving it’s functioning. Namely to avoid the innate immune system and increase reliability and stability. As a result, the modified vaccine produces MORE spike proteins than the virus!
8. Skerritt could not answer my question as to what is the off switch for producing spike proteins. He deflected on numerous occasions. You will note that he was more than happy to say how the spike protein was created but couldn’t really say when production of the spike protein would stop. Given the mRNA has been modified to last longer and be more stable it would last a lot longer than normal mRNA. Furthermore studies have shown that mRNA last up to 60 days, not the 48 hours stated by Skerritt. It is also worth nothing that even once the mRNA stops producing spike proteins, spike proteins still remain in the body for an unknown period of time.
9. Skerritt states it is only a tiny amount of mRNA being given in the vaccine and therefore can’t do much damage to organs. There are billions of molecules in a dose. This is an ingenious statement as the virus proteins are tiny as well, but have the potential to kill as we have been repeatedly told ad nauseum the last two years.
10. His final remark stating that there is no evidence that the spike protein does any damage is partially correct in the sense that the active ingredient i.e. mRNA producing the spike protein was never tested in live animals or humans.
Which is exactly why the TGA aren’t doing their job correctly, because they are not assessing all possible risks.
The 123,500 reported and suspected adverse events from the Covid vaccines should be enough evidence of a safety signal should they not?
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Bill Gates Wants MRNA Cancer “Update” Vaccines To Skip FDA Approval
https://t.co/Og8TVp0stY
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How is this a site war?
It is not personal. It is an exchange of ideas and opinions. That is how we learn – if we are willing to listen to another’s point of view or knowledge, share our own, agree, disagree, discuss.
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A person goes to the voting booth, gets their name crossed off and drops in unmarked ballots. Done. They are free not to vote.
If they don’t want to go to the booth, they pay the fine.
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Salty:
New WokeTrek showing Jan 6th Capitol scenes as the end of civilisation.
Ironically true, but not the way you think, Leftards.
Weren’t the high fences a giveaway?
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Brian Craig, (publicly) rusted-on MAGA, says he trusts Trump’s judgment on Dr Oz and other questionable endorsements.
Trump shoring up his financial support?
So long as he doesn’t lose his base.
Hold his nose and re-recruit Steve Bannon to help the garner the MAGA movement on the ground?
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More Intarweb memes:
https://twitter.com/ConservOmatic/status/1523331788650725377/photo/1
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Dr Boob Gates: ‘My new book, “How to Prevent the Next Pandemic”‘.
Exterminate Dr Boob Gates?
/Thinning the herd
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EU Parliament MEP Christine Anderson
Continued here
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I’m convinced Zuckerberg chose the painting “The Scream” for his human skin model.
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1, ok. I just sent you a message via the central scrutiniser offering the same
2, copping a fine =/= free not to vote.
I’m gunna zip
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According to its Charter, the WHO reports to its Health Ministers.
Who’s a cuck, GHunt?
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Screw voting. Sortition.
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Brian Craig
12 hours ago
Will Dr. Oz Win?
108 likes
924 votes cast
Uh oh!
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Don’t worry folks. See you nothing gory unless you consider the butchering process as such.
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Butchering a WHOLE BULL for a Super Recipe! The National Main Holiday Of The Year
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Dow futures down 560 points.
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You know what else is down?
My libido.
Watching and reading sensible people talk about trans kids, drop boxes and viral oligosaccharrides is killing my mood. I don’t have a lot to boast about and this shit is just getting too much. I no longer have the will the get my tip into the anchovy.
How much worse will it get when we are in a recession proper? I’ve already traded in, I have no more moves. I got kids coming out my larder into my pantry and wasting cash wiping their arse wondering why in a world without fences do we need Gates.
Ask your mum
She says you’re the smart one
Then we are doomed. Eat your dry weetbix
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Mark Dice:
Democrats Are Getting MORE Unhinged Over Supreme Court Leak
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PAULINE HANSON’S PLEASE EXPLAIN, EPISODE 17 “PLEASE EXPLAIN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING”
https://www.bitchute.com/video/0c6kHBBRcags/
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Ragu, you could try poetry
A Bit of Fry and Laurie – “Prize Poem”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxru0HDs5_g
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2,000 Mules: Dinesh D’Souza’s New Bombshell Documentary
Rick & Bubba
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Dow Jones fell 2% overnight.
The ASX will follow, adding to the bad economic vibe leading up to election day.
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Biden’s New Press Secretary Has Storied History of Peddling Fake News & Sowing Discord
https://www.infowars.com/posts/bidens-new-press-secretary-has-storied-history-of-peddling-fake-news-sowing-discord/
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Craig Kelly’s how to vote card
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FSR3s5iVkAExxC6?format=jpg&name=large
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Remember it is the VOTER that decides where preferences go.
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Dow Jones fell 2% overnight.
The ASX will follow, adding to the bad economic vibe leading up to election day.
Last Federal election the ASX rose quite strongly in the last 2 weeks leading up to the election. In retrospect someone must have had access to internal party polling. Looks like a Labor government this time and it will be shit.
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Ragu says:
May 9, 2022 at 6:37 pm
No no. Its my choice to vote, or not.
Yes, I know democracy doesnt work unlessyou participate, however, it shall be my right not to participate if i choose.
Yep, I agree, there shouldn’t be compulsory voting and there shouldn’t be mandatory preferential voting. If there are no candidates standing who represent my views then I shouldn’t be forced to vote. Likewise, if there are only one or two candidates who are worthy of a vote, I shouldn’t be compelled to vote for the others even if they are further down in my preferential list.
I wont vote for a Hobsons choice, no one should. There are no freedom candidates down here, so I won’t vote in a preferential system. End of story.
Are you in Franklin or Clark Ragu?
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Franklin.
Apparently. I made a comment around about the time about dogs that put me into a specific suburb. Looking at the electorate map I’m stunned that it incorporates parts of the eastern shore, especially Bellerive, while also taking in the Huon and places further south where if you had a medical episode then you’ll be waiting a lot longer than most to revive you.
I cant see any visible signs that Collins or Bilyk or Winter or the brunette in the complex with the dentist give a shit. The worst road in town is up the main street where their offices are.
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To be revived.
The worst kept road
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Having said that. I’ll agitate around my electorate and circle to change peoples minds, it doesn’t mean that i shall reflexively vote.
If no dickhead currently in office, local state or federal can not see that the main road through town is a crumbling mess then they shouldn’t get acess to the, frankly corrupting, two dollars something per vote that they gave themselves.
At this juncture, the best protest vote is not turning up.
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Franklin includes remote Macquarie Island, meaning Franklin has the nation’s highest population of penguins and seals.
I wonder how they vote.
(from: https://www.abc.net.au/news/elections/federal/2022/guide/fran)
I like this candidate, Anna Bateman from the Local Party. She says…
I will fight for real action on climate and for a national integrity commission with real teeth.
Real teeth are important, can’t have people walking around with dentures. Scott Morrison could still win this election if he promised real teeth for everyone – “Real teeth and a chicken in every pot,” he’d win the election on that slogan.
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Doc Coleman.
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BBC Does it Again!
Here’s another BBC fact check fail.
I think it’s fact check fail number 9836463746 though I may have missed one or two of their fails.
The BBC website recently had a headline which claimed ‘Child Hepatitis cases falsely linked to covid vaccine’.
Here’s what the article said: ‘Social media posts have falsely linked a recent spike in unexplained hepatitis in children to the covid vaccine. The affected children were mostly under the age of five and therefore not eligible for the jab, health agencies monitoring the situation say.’
The British Medical Journal reported that there had been 169 cases of acute hepatitis recently and that 17 had needed liver transplants. The children affected had been up to 16-years-old.
I’ll repeat that.
The children affected had been up to 16-years-old.
I haven’t been able to find out exactly how many of the children were under the age of five. I note that the BBC uses the word ‘mostly’ which is not a scientific term.
I think the jury is out on whether the covid vaccine caused the hepatitis in children.
There are several possibilities.
How many of the children involved were jabbed with the experimental covid-19 poison?
How many of the children under the age of five had been breast fed by women who had been jabbed with the experimental covid-19 poison?
Could any children who not been jabbed have been affected by shedding from parents who had been jabbed?
Those are the sort of questions that scientists like to ask.
But they don’t seem to be the sort of questions the BBC thinks worth asking.
And the BBC refuses to talk to doctors and scientists who have questions about vaccines – presumably preferring to get its one-side information from spokespersons for drug companies and governments.
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Doc Coleman.
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The Truth about Children, Hepatitis and the Covid Jab
Transcript coming soon.
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The inevitable economic difficulties that will accelerate during the next term of government will lead Labor to attempt all sorts of stupid shit that will only make things worse.
Good times 🍿