Was Struth right?
Jimmy Dore show. Thousands of excess deaths:
Excess deaths are up around 20% in Australia. I saw an interesting statistic yesterday, the biggest death group in Canada fall in the “unknown cause” category. Report comment
Ukraine’s military says it has destroyed a Russian ammunition depot in the southern city of Nova Kakhovka, killing dozens of soldiers, in an attack apparently involving US-supplied missiles.
However, Russian occupation officials say homes and warehouses were hit, leaving seven dead and up to 80 hurt.
It was not possible to verify the extent of damage or casualties.
Unconfirmed footage of several powerful explosions was shared on social media.
Ukrainian presidential aide Mykhaylo Podolyak attributed the attack to the US-supplied Himars multiple rocket launcher and spoke of a “reality collision” for the world’s “second army”. A Russian-installed official in the southern Kherson region, Katerina Gubareva, accused Ukraine of bombing “peaceful cities with American weapons”.
There’s only one candidate for prime minister with the guts to dismantle the self-loathing culture of identity politics that is destroying Britain. She’s uniquely qualified to take on the challenge because she’s a black woman raised in Nigeria who studied for her A-levels while working in McDonald’s.
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The Times link in the article is paywalled, so use this:
There was a story circulating in the US media, earlier this month, after Roe v Wade, about a 10-year-old who was raped and had to travel to Indiana from Ohio to get an abortion.
Cops responding to the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting ran away from gunshots while 19 children and two teachers were left to die in their classrooms, according to new footage of the horrifying attack published Tuesday.
The disturbing video, first obtained by the Austin-American Statesman, shows how police officers dilly-dallied in the hallway of Robb Elementary School instead of charging after 18-year-old gunman Salvador Ramos as he systematically slaughtered 21 people on May 24.
The 77-minute clip shows officers rushing into the school just minutes after 18-year-old Ramos began his rampage, but rather than confront him, they stopped and lingered — with one cop in a helmet and vest even seen using a wall-mounted hand sanitizer and checking his phone.
This is a free speech site which means that commenters can speak freely via the comments they post. I am glad we have such a site, and I have made use of it to say what’s on my mind or share information on a range of topics.
As a reader, I have disliked click bait – links that are posted with no clue to their content – just some bait-like phrase to induce others to click on the link and find out for themselves.
Most of us are busy people and clicking on links that lead to topics we have no interest in is not a good use of time. Then, there are the links that are supposed to be under the category of “humour”. Humour has many definitions, and there will be those who consider the funnies I post to be tame and unspicy. That is fine. They can scroll past it.
From now on, I will be scrolling past links that do not provide enough/basic information on the content so that I can make a decision whether I want to click it or not, to learn more. And if there are certain links that do not have a Warning about the content, and I click on it, I will simply add the poster’s name to my scroll list. Report comment
27 Mar 2022
The United States does not have a policy of regime change in Russia, American officials said, a day after President Joe Biden said that his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in power”.
“As you know, and as you’ve heard us say repeatedly, we do not have a strategy of regime change in Russia or anywhere else,” Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said on Sunday during a visit to Israel. “In this case, as in any case, it’s up to the people of the country in question. It’s up to the Russian people,” Blinken added.
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John Bolton sets the record straight
Coups? I’ve helped plan a few real ones: Bolton
Former US national security adviser admits he’s helped plan coups overseas, arguing the January 6 riot fell short of such efforts.
Was Struth right?
Jimmy Dore show. Thousands of excess deaths:
It is not just excess deaths. It is the age groups of those who are dying and the fact that they were fit, healthy people. That is why the unbiased MSM are telling us that blood clots are caused by the way you sleep, the caffeine you drink and climate change.
An investigation is necessary to breakdown the causes of deaths that are classified as “Covid”:
with Covid, of Covid, from Covid, by Covid, through Covid.
Linda Kramer (Aerosmith drummer’s wife), “Breakin'” star Bruno Falcon, US jet ski champion Eric the Eagle, YouTuber Technoblade, Xerox CEO John Visentin, two hikers, two firefighters, many more
“When you get vaccinated, you not only protect your own health and that of the family but also you contribute to the community health by preventing the spread of the virus throughout the community,” Fauci said. “In other words, you become a dead end to the virus. And when there are a lot of dead ends around, the virus is not going to go anywhere. And that’s when you get a point that you have a markedly diminished rate of infection in the community.”
2022
Queensland’s Covid rules have changed as people “get reinfected, and reinfected quicker” with the new Omicron sub-variants.
The video validates damning reports that local and state authorities failed to take immediate action to stop the bloodbath despite being just yards from the shooter.
The first comment:
Everyone on that scene should be fired from their jobs.
The so called leaders in charge should be charged criminally.
This is disgraceful.
The families should be suing the city and state of Texas.
JUST One More reason to have the 2nd amendment.
We have no protection from law enforcement any longer.
The Queen has praised the “amazing” Covid vaccine rollout and awarded the NHS the George Cross.
Health leaders from the four UK nations were awarded the medal at a small ceremony at Windsor Castle on Tuesday.
It is only the third time ever that a George Cross has been awarded to an organisation rather than an individual.
2GB host Ray Hadley has blasted fill-in presenter Chris Smith over comments made about the Coral Princess cruise ship, which has allowed passengers and crew to disembark despite recording 118 Covid cases onboard.
Hadley said he was “embarrassed to be on the same network” as him in a heated rant following Smith’s comments on Wednesday.
Smith called for calm as panic threatened to ensue over yet another inevitable outcome on a tightly-packed cruise ship. He said passengers were well aware of the risk, and said they should be let off the ship in Sydney immediately considering the skyrocketing Covid tally in NSW.
“We are in a different realm, this is very different. We have defences against the virus now and it’s not like following the Ruby Princess,” Smith said.
“I would argue we shouldn’t panic … We need to be real about this, put it in context. Let’s not get excited.
“Put it in perspective: there is only 118 positive cases on the Coral Princess.
“At the same time there are more than 130,000 active cases in the NSW community, so you could be in the city today and walk past more than 100 people with the virus.”
“We don’t need to get worked up about this Covid was always going to spread on cruise ships as it does on planes, as it does in workplaces, at the footy and elsewhere.
“These people knew what they were walking into as well.” Report comment
Having dinner with fellow unjabbed in the local pub which refused to discriminate based on your choice. Be 20 of us so a good night ahead Report comment
Hospitals and health care are better run privately
Nothing the Government runs ever works. This is because politicians make useless managers, while the people they employ don’t care enough about what they do to make any effort to do it half decently. The best (or worst) example of the failure of politicians and public employees to run anything effectively is the National Health Service (the NHS).
The NHS is a bureaucratic monster which kills more people than it saves. It is absurdly expensive, wasteful and inefficient. There are more administrators than nurses or beds. The annual cost of NHS management is outrageous and indefensible: it’s double the amount the NHS spends on accident and emergency services, dental services and maternity care. To describe the NHS as an expensive and dangerous disaster is to understate the situation. If you are taken ill the chances are that it will not be the illness that will kill you but the treatment you receive afterwards. We would, as a nation, be better off with nothing. If that sounds overstated, it isn’t.
Some people are saved, of course. Road accident victims and patients requiring emergency surgery may have reason to thank the NHS for their lives. But thousands more are damaged or killed by poor prescribing, inaccurate diagnoses, dangerous vaccines, incompetent nursing, long waiting times and so on.
Anyone who enters an NHS hospital as a patient is putting their life at risk. If cigarette packets deserve to carry a health warning then so do hospitals.
Bevan’s idea for a National Health Service was absurd. Why should the State provide a free health care service? The notion that health care should be `free’ because it is essential is rubbish. It would make more sense to say that food and water should be free.
The idea that hospitals and doctors should be part of some national system is equally nonsensical. Bigger simply means employing more bureaucrats. The existence of a central authority, and the employment of layer upon layer of administration, makes the NHS expensive and inefficient.
Britain’s National Health Service is beyond repair. We need to close it down, fire all the staff (no exceptions) and start again from scratch. The NHS gives everyone an equal right to die at the hands of an uncaring and cumbersome bureaucracy. The NHS spirit died years ago. But no one has yet had the guts to bury the body – which is steadily decomposing. Most people working in the NHS admit that if they (or a member of their family) fell ill they would not want to be treated in the hospital where they work. I will repeat that. Most people working in the NHS admit that if they (or a member of their family) fell ill they would not want to be treated in the hospital where they work. There really isn’t any need to say anything else, is there? It’s a fact that merits screaming rather than comment. (The NHS used to ask staff members if they’d be happy to be treated in their hospital. It was part of their public relations propaganda. After they found that just one in four members of staff would recommend the hospital where they worked to relatives or friends, or be happy to use it themselves, the question was quietly dropped. Would you take your car to a garage knowing that three out of four mechanics who worked there wouldn’t trust the garage with their own car?)
A huge rift has opened up between doctors and patients. Doctors regard patients as the enemy. And patients regard doctors with distrust.
In order to protect themselves from lawsuits doctors order batteries of investigations before daring to consider making a diagnosis. In the bad old days, doctors would make diagnoses based on the patients’ symptoms and their own experience and instincts. Today, diagnoses are made using tests which are far more fallible than instinct and experience.
Endless laws and regulations have separated doctors from patients. Doctors are encouraged (pressured would be a better word) to introduce appointment systems even though both patients and doctors are better off without them.
Our health care system is a failure because it is distorted by regulations, targets and legislation. Anyone who does not regard the NHS a failure should ask themselves why, before the onset of the covid fraud, so many people were flying out to India and Thailand to obtain medical care which, it was widely acknowledged, will be better and safer and much, much cheaper.
Responsibilities have been replaced by rights. And, paradoxically, the result is that in modern England many people, particularly the elderly, are denied treatment. Powerful and organisations campaigning for particular groups of patients can put pressure on the controlling political party and force the Government to provide treatment for their group. But this is done at the expense of other patients. And so politically correct groups (such as those requiring infertility treatment or sex change operations) are treated while the elderly (not at all politically correct) are allowed to go blind and to die when they could be treated quite cheaply.
Things were made much worse by the European Union. It is, for example, partly because of the EU that general practitioners in England no longer provide 24 hour cover for their patients.
Our health care system is a failure because it is distorted by regulations, targets and legislation – some of it originating in London and much of it coming from Brussels. Replacing the NHS with a system of private medical care would employ far fewer bureaucrats but it would be infinitely fairer and better and considerably cheaper.
Don’t believe me? Look at the figures.
We spend over £120 billion a year on the NHS.
There are more than 60,000,000 people in the UK.
Divide 60,000,000 into £120 billion.
And you have £2,000 per head.
I could buy damned good private health cover for £2,000 year. And so could you. And the service would be better and safer.
No political party would ever dare suggest closing the NHS and replacing it with a private health care system. But that’s what we need to do.
The last two years has proved conclusively that the NHS is no longer fit for purpose.
Munster out of Origin tonight because he is ‘isolating’.
He’s not unwell, but had a positive RAT test.
Players are required to complete a mandatory seven-day isolation if they test positive, even if they are fit and healthy.
But Paul Kent believes – …
“Drop [the test] in the bin, for sure,” he said.
“That’s the only thing that could bring Penrith undone this year.
“There’s no way you risk a whole season’s work. Could you imagine, grand final week, Penrith go to Fan Day on Tuesday and then on Thursday, eight of them come back positive?
“Covid is the only thing that brings the Panthers down this year.
“It’s really gutted this Origin game. [Munster] is their best player, without him they don’t win Game 1. It’s kicked it all in the guts.”
drops some 𝙎𝙩𝙪𝙣𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙉𝙖𝙩𝙤 𝙏𝙧𝙪𝙩𝙝 𝘽𝙤𝙢𝙗𝙨 “It’s not a defense alliance, it’s a war machine, ask the people of Afghanistan,Iraq or Libya. NATO’s real goal is the defense of a waning US hegemony”
On networking website LinkedIn, entrepreneur Wojtek Paprota calls himself a ‘transhumanism believer’.
The British-Polish businessman is founder of Walletmor — which claims to be the first company in the world to sell contactless bank-card chips that can be implanted into humans.
The George Cross (GC) is the highest award bestowed by the British government for non-operational gallantry or gallantry not in the presence of an enemy. In the British honours system, the George Cross, since its introduction in 1940, has been equal in stature to the Victoria Cross, the highest military gallantry award.[3] It is awarded “for acts of the greatest heroism or for most conspicuous courage in circumstance of extreme danger”,[4] not in the presence of the enemy, to members of the British armed forces and to British civilians.[5]
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NHS workers perform Tik Tok dance to lift some spirits during the coronavirus pandemic
Inflation accelerated more than expected to a new four-decade high in June as the price of everyday necessities remains painfully high, exacerbating a financial strain for millions of Americans and worsening a political crisis for President Biden.
The Labor Department said Wednesday that the consumer price index, a broad measure of the price for everyday goods, including gasoline, groceries and rents, rose 9.1% in June from a year ago. Prices jumped 1.3% in the one-month period from May. Those figures were both far higher than the 8.8% headline figure and 1% monthly gain forecast by Refinitiv economists.
It marks the fastest pace of inflation since December 1981.
PM likely to decline Palaszczuk’s national cabinet call
An extra national cabinet meeting may be needed amid a worsening third Covid-19 wave, says Annastacia Palaszczuk — but the request is unlikely to be fulfilled
PM likely to decline Palaszczuk’s national cabinet call
An extra national cabinet meeting may be needed amid a worsening third Covid-19 wave, says Annastacia Palaszczuk — but the request is unlikely to be fulfilled
can’t see this happening .. Airbus AnAl would need to pencil in a visit to Oz .. don’t think his O/S schedule is open before October .. LOL! Report comment
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@townhallcom
Joe Biden arrives in Tel Aviv, and promptly says he wants to “keep alive the honor of the Holocaust” before correcting himself.
Federal Reserve officials may debate a historic one percentage-point rate hike later this month after another searing inflation report piled pressure on the central bank to act.
“Everything is in play,” Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic told reporters in St Petersburg, Florida, on Wednesday after US consumer prices rose a faster-than-forecast 9.1 per cent in the year through June. Asked if that included by raising rates by a full percentage point, he replied, “it would mean everything.”
Crypto company Celsius is in the process of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to a source familiar with those discussions.
The company’s lawyers were notifying individual U.S. state regulators as of Wednesday evening, according to the source, who asked not to be named because the proceedings were private. Celsius plans to file the paperwork “imminently,” the person said.
The Hoboken, New Jersey-based company made headlines a month ago after freezing customer accounts, blaming “extreme market conditions.”
The news marks the latest high-profile crypto bankruptcy as prices plummet.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT i DID THIS
Damned capslock. OK, it was in the good old days when we could travel and it was VR in Singapore but it was terrifying.
Talking about videos, if you’ve seen any of the lefty ladies in the US, Jill B, Nancy in vids, they have droopy faces and eyelids. Interesting. Report comment
The Chair and Vice Chair of the Board are also appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, but serve only four-year terms. They may be reappointed to additional four-year terms.
RBA
The Reserve Bank Board has up to nine members. Three of these are ex officio: the Reserve Bank Governor (Chair), the Deputy Governor (Deputy Chair) and the Secretary to the Treasury. The Governor and Deputy Governor are appointed by the Treasurer for terms of up to seven years.
My point: why are these entities referred to as Independent? The government of the day appoints the people who supposedly run them.
If Jerome Powell was really independent, he would be telling the Democrats and Biden to stop their war on the US energy industry because it is driving up US inflation. Report comment
Eva Vlaardingerbroek
@EvaVlaar
🇫🇷 Yesterday the French National Assembly prevented the reintroduction of the vaccine passport for minors, international, & domestic travel after an amendment was put in by @dupontaignan. A major defeat for despot @Macron and a major win for the people!
I see Jason Roberts has been released from prison. He was found guilty of being involved in the murders of policemen Gary Silk and Rodney Miller in Melbourne 1998.
The reason?
According to the Hun:
“But his convictions were overturned after it was revealed that there had been serious police misconduct during the murder investigation.
A series of police statements concerning Constable Miller’s ‘dying declaration’ were shredded, replaced and some even backdated in relation to the fatally injured officer’s last words.
The emergence of a doctored police statement made by officer Glenn Pullen, which contained added information and was backdated to the morning of the murders, was unearthed by the Herald Sun after it had been buried for 19 years.”
Whether or not Roberts was involved in pulling triggers or merely a getaway driver or whatever, the conduct of Victoriastan Plod has been nothing short of fuckwittery. Add this to Lawyer X and their continual moronic behaviour during the lockdowns, it doesn’t smell good. Report comment
Ivana Trump, the Czech American ex-wife of former President Donald Trump and mother of Ivanka, Eric and Don Jr., died Thursday. She was 73.
Trump was discovered at the bottom of a staircase in her home on 10 E. 64th St. in Manhattan at 12:40 p.m., police sources told The Post. Authorities believe she suffered cardiac arrest, but the official cause of death has yet to be determined. She was found by cops who were called to her home for a wellness check, police said.
First thing I would want to know is her vax status. Report comment
In January the NT Government ruled that a $10,000 barramundi caught as part of the Million Dollar Fish competition in the restricted fishing area by a man without the proper permits was “illegitimate”, but refused to explain what it intended to do about it.
The NT Independent first revealed that NT Major Events was investigating the legality of the catch that was part of the Million Dollar Fish competition In December after the fish was caught on the Little Finniss River.
Questions were raised when the corporation limited who could comment on its Facebook post announcing the catch in December, after people raised concerns that the fish was illegally caught.
But the corporation failed to mention what sort of penalty, if any, the man who caught the fish would now face or what happens to the prize money.
De-globalisation. Onshoring. Geopolitical shit hits the fan.
You will now pay the true cost of manufactured goods.
No more millions of little foreign fingers working in far away sweatshops.
At the same time the revolutionary stupidity about to make all your existing shit obsolete. Report comment
Shy Ted says:
July 15, 2022 at 11:08 am
You don’t have to read, just groan at the title, toons and first coupla paras.
Thanks ST, that has really made me think over this week: Sunday: Greek Lamb, tzatziki and red wine; Monday and Tuesday: Chorizo stew with beef broth (home made), lima beans, left over red wine, soy sauce, onions; Thursday: Meat loaf with vegetables ( forced on me by my wife); Tonight: Fish and dark ale.
Yep: Perfect. Report comment
Steve trickler says:
July 14, 2022 at 11:00 pm
Cheeky sh*t. Pranksters are gunna prank.
Steve, that video reminds me of a real-life incident back when I was a young bloke.
I worked in a hardware shop and was very fit and flexible because I was training for my black belt.
One afternoon it was very quiet, so I was standing at my L-shaped counter, facing the drive through, filling out some order forms.
I felt a big one building so I lifted one leg above head height and let ‘er rip!
Lo-o-ong and loud.
It was then I heard a gentle “ahem” from behind me.
A very pretty lady in very quiet footwear had come up to the counter through the racks behind me and had been quietly waiting for me to notice her.
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We found Matthew “Jed” Hall 4-years later after he, in January of 2018, a 16-year-old teenage boy, ran away from his family’s home in Idaho Falls. Leaving behind a note indicating he would never return.
Four years later, AWP would find his vehicle submerged in eight feet of water about 75 yards from a boat ramp in the Snake River after only searching the river for 20-minutes.
JED’S REMAINS WERE INSIDE THE CAR…
This video documents Adventures With Purpose’s search for Jedediah, using the clues left behind with an emphasis on the AWP’s 5-mile search strategy.
– Where were they last seen?
– Where did they live?
– Where did they work?
– Where did they go to school?
Excess deaths are up around 20% in Australia. I saw an interesting statistic yesterday, the biggest death group in Canada fall in the “unknown cause” category.
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America’s proxy war continues
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Pfizer smile
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Courier Paywall
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There are eight candidates to replace Boris Johnson.
Here’s one: Kemi Badenoch
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The Spectator
Why the Tories should gamble on Kemi Badenoch
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The Times link in the article is paywalled, so use this:
I want to set us free by telling people the truth
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Also this podcast – link available in the Spectator article
Listen to Katy Ball’s speak to Kemi Badenoch on Women With Balls:
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Kemi for Prime Minister
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Video mh
https://nypost.com/2022/07/12/cops-ran-away-from-gunshots-during-uvalde-school-shooting-video/
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There was a story circulating in the US media, earlier this month, after Roe v Wade, about a 10-year-old who was raped and had to travel to Indiana from Ohio to get an abortion.
From American Thinker
Anatomy of a Really Vile Bit of Propaganda
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Hand sanitiser while children die
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Weren’t they all fully vaxxed and boosted? Masked? Disinfected?
COVID-19 infected cruise ship arrives in Sydney
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This is a free speech site which means that commenters can speak freely via the comments they post. I am glad we have such a site, and I have made use of it to say what’s on my mind or share information on a range of topics.
As a reader, I have disliked click bait – links that are posted with no clue to their content – just some bait-like phrase to induce others to click on the link and find out for themselves.
Most of us are busy people and clicking on links that lead to topics we have no interest in is not a good use of time. Then, there are the links that are supposed to be under the category of “humour”. Humour has many definitions, and there will be those who consider the funnies I post to be tame and unspicy. That is fine. They can scroll past it.
From now on, I will be scrolling past links that do not provide enough/basic information on the content so that I can make a decision whether I want to click it or not, to learn more. And if there are certain links that do not have a Warning about the content, and I click on it, I will simply add the poster’s name to my scroll list.
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John Bolton sets the record straight
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Race toon
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It is not just excess deaths. It is the age groups of those who are dying and the fact that they were fit, healthy people. That is why the unbiased MSM are telling us that blood clots are caused by the way you sleep, the caffeine you drink and climate change.
An investigation is necessary to breakdown the causes of deaths that are classified as “Covid”:
with Covid, of Covid, from Covid, by Covid, through Covid.
In memory of those who “died suddenly” in the United States, June 28-July 4
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Shooter was known to us meme
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One for the Tickler
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2GB host Ray Hadley blasts fill-in Chris Smith over Coral Princess comments
2GB host Ray Hadley has blasted fill-in presenter Chris Smith over comments made about the Coral Princess cruise ship, which has allowed passengers and crew to disembark despite recording 118 Covid cases onboard.
Hadley said he was “embarrassed to be on the same network” as him in a heated rant following Smith’s comments on Wednesday.
Smith called for calm as panic threatened to ensue over yet another inevitable outcome on a tightly-packed cruise ship. He said passengers were well aware of the risk, and said they should be let off the ship in Sydney immediately considering the skyrocketing Covid tally in NSW.
“We are in a different realm, this is very different. We have defences against the virus now and it’s not like following the Ruby Princess,” Smith said.
“I would argue we shouldn’t panic … We need to be real about this, put it in context. Let’s not get excited.
“Put it in perspective: there is only 118 positive cases on the Coral Princess.
“At the same time there are more than 130,000 active cases in the NSW community, so you could be in the city today and walk past more than 100 people with the virus.”
“We don’t need to get worked up about this Covid was always going to spread on cruise ships as it does on planes, as it does in workplaces, at the footy and elsewhere.
“These people knew what they were walking into as well.”
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the Queen? Sounds like the sort of idiocy Charles would find appealing. A knighthood to an organisation!
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Geller
Jihad
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Having dinner with fellow unjabbed in the local pub which refused to discriminate based on your choice. Be 20 of us so a good night ahead
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Are you watching Origin, BB?
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July 13, 2022 at 5:38 pm
Doc Coleman on the NHS:
Hospitals and health care are better run privately
Nothing the Government runs ever works. This is because politicians make useless managers, while the people they employ don’t care enough about what they do to make any effort to do it half decently. The best (or worst) example of the failure of politicians and public employees to run anything effectively is the National Health Service (the NHS).
The NHS is a bureaucratic monster which kills more people than it saves. It is absurdly expensive, wasteful and inefficient. There are more administrators than nurses or beds. The annual cost of NHS management is outrageous and indefensible: it’s double the amount the NHS spends on accident and emergency services, dental services and maternity care. To describe the NHS as an expensive and dangerous disaster is to understate the situation. If you are taken ill the chances are that it will not be the illness that will kill you but the treatment you receive afterwards. We would, as a nation, be better off with nothing. If that sounds overstated, it isn’t.
Some people are saved, of course. Road accident victims and patients requiring emergency surgery may have reason to thank the NHS for their lives. But thousands more are damaged or killed by poor prescribing, inaccurate diagnoses, dangerous vaccines, incompetent nursing, long waiting times and so on.
Anyone who enters an NHS hospital as a patient is putting their life at risk. If cigarette packets deserve to carry a health warning then so do hospitals.
Bevan’s idea for a National Health Service was absurd. Why should the State provide a free health care service? The notion that health care should be `free’ because it is essential is rubbish. It would make more sense to say that food and water should be free.
The idea that hospitals and doctors should be part of some national system is equally nonsensical. Bigger simply means employing more bureaucrats. The existence of a central authority, and the employment of layer upon layer of administration, makes the NHS expensive and inefficient.
Britain’s National Health Service is beyond repair. We need to close it down, fire all the staff (no exceptions) and start again from scratch. The NHS gives everyone an equal right to die at the hands of an uncaring and cumbersome bureaucracy. The NHS spirit died years ago. But no one has yet had the guts to bury the body – which is steadily decomposing. Most people working in the NHS admit that if they (or a member of their family) fell ill they would not want to be treated in the hospital where they work. I will repeat that. Most people working in the NHS admit that if they (or a member of their family) fell ill they would not want to be treated in the hospital where they work. There really isn’t any need to say anything else, is there? It’s a fact that merits screaming rather than comment. (The NHS used to ask staff members if they’d be happy to be treated in their hospital. It was part of their public relations propaganda. After they found that just one in four members of staff would recommend the hospital where they worked to relatives or friends, or be happy to use it themselves, the question was quietly dropped. Would you take your car to a garage knowing that three out of four mechanics who worked there wouldn’t trust the garage with their own car?)
A huge rift has opened up between doctors and patients. Doctors regard patients as the enemy. And patients regard doctors with distrust.
In order to protect themselves from lawsuits doctors order batteries of investigations before daring to consider making a diagnosis. In the bad old days, doctors would make diagnoses based on the patients’ symptoms and their own experience and instincts. Today, diagnoses are made using tests which are far more fallible than instinct and experience.
Endless laws and regulations have separated doctors from patients. Doctors are encouraged (pressured would be a better word) to introduce appointment systems even though both patients and doctors are better off without them.
Our health care system is a failure because it is distorted by regulations, targets and legislation. Anyone who does not regard the NHS a failure should ask themselves why, before the onset of the covid fraud, so many people were flying out to India and Thailand to obtain medical care which, it was widely acknowledged, will be better and safer and much, much cheaper.
Responsibilities have been replaced by rights. And, paradoxically, the result is that in modern England many people, particularly the elderly, are denied treatment. Powerful and organisations campaigning for particular groups of patients can put pressure on the controlling political party and force the Government to provide treatment for their group. But this is done at the expense of other patients. And so politically correct groups (such as those requiring infertility treatment or sex change operations) are treated while the elderly (not at all politically correct) are allowed to go blind and to die when they could be treated quite cheaply.
Things were made much worse by the European Union. It is, for example, partly because of the EU that general practitioners in England no longer provide 24 hour cover for their patients.
Our health care system is a failure because it is distorted by regulations, targets and legislation – some of it originating in London and much of it coming from Brussels. Replacing the NHS with a system of private medical care would employ far fewer bureaucrats but it would be infinitely fairer and better and considerably cheaper.
Don’t believe me? Look at the figures.
We spend over £120 billion a year on the NHS.
There are more than 60,000,000 people in the UK.
Divide 60,000,000 into £120 billion.
And you have £2,000 per head.
I could buy damned good private health cover for £2,000 year. And so could you. And the service would be better and safer.
No political party would ever dare suggest closing the NHS and replacing it with a private health care system. But that’s what we need to do.
The last two years has proved conclusively that the NHS is no longer fit for purpose.
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Munster out of Origin tonight because he is ‘isolating’.
He’s not unwell, but had a positive RAT test.
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This gave me goose bumps at one point…
https://youtu.be/DNwT2sPrn00
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REACTING to Lord Of The Memes THE MOVIE!
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Slightly Offens*ve
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Irish MEP M.Wallace
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I like it when people kick The Oz newspaper – (just the headline)
And the health expert is…Alfred Deakin Professor Catherine Bennett
and she’s not even a real doctor.
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Would you implant a tiny debit card chip in your hand?
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Wiki
The George Cross (GC) is the highest award bestowed by the British government for non-operational gallantry or gallantry not in the presence of an enemy. In the British honours system, the George Cross, since its introduction in 1940, has been equal in stature to the Victoria Cross, the highest military gallantry award.[3] It is awarded “for acts of the greatest heroism or for most conspicuous courage in circumstance of extreme danger”,[4] not in the presence of the enemy, to members of the British armed forces and to British civilians.[5]
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NHS workers perform Tik Tok dance to lift some spirits during the coronavirus pandemic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4-W1N0oaic
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Origin shall be perused mh. Going the Blues by 18
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Break time
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Hungry Koala Walks Up To Couple Asking For Help
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Daddy’s Helper
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Cardimona says:
July 13, 2022 at 7:13 pm
Cheers for that.
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Sri Lanka
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WEF and Sri Lanka
Aug 2018 vs July 2022
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The Covid vaccine rollout violated the Nuremberg Code.
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Stretcher for Cobbo.
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Peanuts and Beetle Bailey
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Dilbert and Dennis
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Dr K:
Canon in D entrances little children at a public piano
Little Children Mesmerised By 17th Century Music
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QLD hit the lead in 2nd half
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The CH9 commentator Matt Thompson is a bit tiresome.
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A bloke walking his dog.
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Cash 2.0 Great Dane at the Calabasas Commons 6
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Music takes you places.
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Baz Luhrmann – Grandmaster Flash’s Master Class // The Get Down (2016-2017)
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Bunning’s privacy email address below – feel free to let them know your thoughts on this – I just did.
privacy@bunnings.com.au
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sorry = wrong thread / blog
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Mark Dice:
New “Star Witness” Comes Forward at January 6th Hearing 😂
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CNBC
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Bidenflation gone wild
Fox News
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Dow has fallen sharply on the news.
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National Cabinet incoming
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PM likely to decline Palaszczuk’s national cabinet call
An extra national cabinet meeting may be needed amid a worsening third Covid-19 wave, says Annastacia Palaszczuk — but the request is unlikely to be fulfilled
can’t see this happening .. Airbus AnAl would need to pencil in a visit to Oz .. don’t think his O/S schedule is open before October .. LOL!
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Townhall.com
@townhallcom
Joe Biden arrives in Tel Aviv, and promptly says he wants to “keep alive the honor of the Holocaust” before correcting himself.
https://twitter.com/townhallcom/status/1547227449607573505?s=20&t=RHTYfe2Bqs_ru-6oDAYoYw
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Peter Schiff Vs Mashinsky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58e1tdGb0ug
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Fortune Favours the Brave | Crypto.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hBC5TVdYT8
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He’s not here, he’s gone to the Buckingham Palace to wave at the Queen and the Royal Corgis.
He’s hoping that Queenie will offer him a Royal Cucumber Sandwich.
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BELIEVE IT OR NOT i DID THIS
Damned capslock. OK, it was in the good old days when we could travel and it was VR in Singapore but it was terrifying.
Talking about videos, if you’ve seen any of the lefty ladies in the US, Jill B, Nancy in vids, they have droopy faces and eyelids. Interesting.
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Have you got the measure of your workmates?
These modern cars, they’ve got everything
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More devastating (for Trump) stuff at J6 .
Works for me.
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Steve Trickler – a meme I think you’ll enjoy…
https://imgur.com/a/l85OyAE
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US Federal Reserve
RBA
My point: why are these entities referred to as Independent? The government of the day appoints the people who supposedly run them.
If Jerome Powell was really independent, he would be telling the Democrats and Biden to stop their war on the US energy industry because it is driving up US inflation.
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A bloke walking his dog.
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Cash 2.0 Great Dane meeting new people in Malibu 14
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Cheeky sh*t. Pranksters are gunna prank.
Best of GilstrapTV!!
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Vive la France!
Piss him off!
Eva Vlaardingerbroek
@EvaVlaar
🇫🇷 Yesterday the French National Assembly prevented the reintroduction of the vaccine passport for minors, international, & domestic travel after an amendment was put in by @dupontaignan. A major defeat for despot @Macron and a major win for the people!
https://twitter.com/EvaVlaar/status/1547260546625445888?s=20&t=cvAcqLRwif716HBMR043SQ
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It’s happening
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I see Jason Roberts has been released from prison. He was found guilty of being involved in the murders of policemen Gary Silk and Rodney Miller in Melbourne 1998.
The reason?
According to the Hun:
“But his convictions were overturned after it was revealed that there had been serious police misconduct during the murder investigation.
A series of police statements concerning Constable Miller’s ‘dying declaration’ were shredded, replaced and some even backdated in relation to the fatally injured officer’s last words.
The emergence of a doctored police statement made by officer Glenn Pullen, which contained added information and was backdated to the morning of the murders, was unearthed by the Herald Sun after it had been buried for 19 years.”
Whether or not Roberts was involved in pulling triggers or merely a getaway driver or whatever, the conduct of Victoriastan Plod has been nothing short of fuckwittery. Add this to Lawyer X and their continual moronic behaviour during the lockdowns, it doesn’t smell good.
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Knuckle Dragger if you are lurking, very much interested in your opinion
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Bastille Day also. Will history repeat?
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Ivana Trump, brown bread.
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New York Post
First thing I would want to know is her vax status.
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mh says:
July 15, 2022 at 8:25 am
First thing I would want to know is her vax status.
Priorities, mh – where was Tony Abbott when this happened???
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But which do I need to take to continue being healthy?
The bell/drooling one
Or the cheeky monkey one?
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Nice to see Elbow getting a lesson in who’s running the country.
Dinner
He thinks he does but we know the unions do.
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You don’t have to read, just groan at the title, toons and first coupla paras.
And certainly don’t click on this link to see where your tax $$ are being wasted
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Is there anything gummint can’t do?
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Is there anything gummint can’t do?
Yeah – not waste our money.
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If you look at the 25 year graph you will see the ASX200 peak during the Howard Costello government is higher than the ASX200 today.
https://tradingeconomics.com/australia/stock-market
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Apologies to the blog for the monkeydix pox pictures.
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Ragu says:
July 15, 2022 at 12:29 pm
Apologies to the blog for the monkeydix pox pictures.
thanks – but a warning may be good next time – I was eating my brekky when i clicked on that link…
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Sorry. Its like looking another man in the eye while eating a banana. Theres a time and place.
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De-globalisation. Onshoring. Geopolitical shit hits the fan.
You will now pay the true cost of manufactured goods.
No more millions of little foreign fingers working in far away sweatshops.
At the same time the revolutionary stupidity about to make all your existing shit obsolete.
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Headline at CNBC
I knew it was them!
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AOC is my favorite big booty Latina
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R67tpqSjeE
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Shy Ted says:
July 15, 2022 at 11:08 am
You don’t have to read, just groan at the title, toons and first coupla paras.
Thanks ST, that has really made me think over this week: Sunday: Greek Lamb, tzatziki and red wine; Monday and Tuesday: Chorizo stew with beef broth (home made), lima beans, left over red wine, soy sauce, onions; Thursday: Meat loaf with vegetables ( forced on me by my wife); Tonight: Fish and dark ale.
Yep: Perfect.
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You’re a funny guy, Ragu. 🙂
PS: I didn’t mind the picture. It put me completely off lunch. One gazillion calories saved.
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Steve, that video reminds me of a real-life incident back when I was a young bloke.
I worked in a hardware shop and was very fit and flexible because I was training for my black belt.
One afternoon it was very quiet, so I was standing at my L-shaped counter, facing the drive through, filling out some order forms.
I felt a big one building so I lifted one leg above head height and let ‘er rip!
Lo-o-ong and loud.
It was then I heard a gentle “ahem” from behind me.
A very pretty lady in very quiet footwear had come up to the counter through the racks behind me and had been quietly waiting for me to notice her.
Most embarrassing…
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Still plenty over here wearing masks whilst waking down the street in McGowaninstan…
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Stew Peters:
So, if you’re a pilot and REFUSE to comply with degenerate, Globalist, mask mandates, you are FORCED to seek therapy?!
Baheej Saliba is back to discuss how the Globalists are programming the population to accept a demonic Sharia culture that erases human identity.
The mandates need to end, and masks need to be BANNED!
Pilot Sent To Shrink Over Mask Refusal: Airline Forcing Pilots To See Forensic Psychologists
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Cardimona says:
July 15, 2022 at 6:22 pm
I’ve dropped a few in the wrong places…thinking you are alone.
🤷♂️
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Another good prank.
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Man Wearing Thong Prank!! (Part 3) The final chapter!!
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Worthy of the CatWicki.
Show begins around 3:30.
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Del Bigtree:
Del Steps Out On A High Wire…Literally!; Turning The Tide in Vegas; Natural Immunity Wins Again; All-Star Docs Hit the Freedom Fest Stage with Del
Guests: Valerie Durham, Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Richard Urso, Dr. Pierre Kory
Episode 276: TURNING THE TIDE
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Powerful opening from Del.
Everything needs to be questioned.
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Maybe this:
🚨 Contains Men who have sex with men material
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Peanuts and Beetle Bailey
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Dilbert and Dennis
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A bloke walking his dog.
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Cash 2.0 Great Dane at the Danish Village in Solvang 4
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You knew this was coming
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Respect to all involved.
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Adventures with Purpose.
We found Matthew “Jed” Hall 4-years later after he, in January of 2018, a 16-year-old teenage boy, ran away from his family’s home in Idaho Falls. Leaving behind a note indicating he would never return.
Four years later, AWP would find his vehicle submerged in eight feet of water about 75 yards from a boat ramp in the Snake River after only searching the river for 20-minutes.
JED’S REMAINS WERE INSIDE THE CAR…
This video documents Adventures With Purpose’s search for Jedediah, using the clues left behind with an emphasis on the AWP’s 5-mile search strategy.
– Where were they last seen?
– Where did they live?
– Where did they work?
– Where did they go to school?
SOLVED 16-Year Old (Jed Hall) Missing 4-years… We FOUND him in Under 20 minutes!
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