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Alex Jones questioned the story surrounding the deaths of 20 children.
He’s never promoted a useless and unnecessary drug that’s potentially fatal for children. And has killed many. And will go on killing and injuring many more.
As we hurtle towards renewables and emissions targets there is no certainty we will be able to keep the lights on. Surely there needs to be a backup plan?
“INTERVIEW: #JohnnyMiller is the only British journalist on the front line in #Donbas. He reveals the truth about the war and how he’s an assassination target by #Ukrainian #Nazis
Why do we never believe them? For centuries, the global elite have broadcast their intentions to depopulate the world – even to the point of carving them into stone. And yet… we never seem to believe them.
The Stew Peters Network is proud to present DIED SUDDENLY, from the award winning filmmakers, Matthew Skow and Nicholas Stumphauzer.
They are the minds behind WATCH THE WATER and THESE LITTLE ONES, and now have a damning presentation on the truth about the greatest ongoing mass genocide in human history.
and how he’s an assassination target by #Ukrainian #Nazis
Ian Miles Cheong recently revealed, on one of those Roundtable discussions, that the Ukrainian kill list, Myrotvorets, is hosted on a NATO webserver in Brussels.
FMD! Dutchsinse just gave a warning for SW WA. Nothing big. A 3.5 just came in.
Here was the update below. I skimmed through it. I just went back to the twitch livestream and a 7.1 – 7.0 just hit. Tsunami buoys flashing. It doesn’t like it will be big. I expect the d-heads at the USGS will down grade it further. The one that Indonesia was easily a 6+.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) telling people to “stop” taking ivermectin for COVID-19 was informal and just a recommendation, government lawyers argued during a recent hearing.
The hearing was held in a case brought by three doctors who say the FDA illegally interfered with their ability to prescribe medicine to their patients when it issued statements on ivermectin, an anti-parasitic that has shown positive results in some trials against COVID-19.
The free speech world is divided over whether Elon Musk really supports free speech or not. While the lefties are in a state of panic over Musk taking over Twitter.
We need to give him some time before we know what are his real plans. Meanwhile, some Musk-related twitterings:
My firstborn child died in my arms. I felt his last heartbeat.
I have no mercy for anyone who would use the deaths of children for gain, politics or fame.
That has nothing to do with the reason Alex Jones was originally banned from Twitter.
Same as Kyrie Irving. He fell foul of the globalist overlords for pushing back against the Covid vaccines.There is always another obvious reason for anyone that wants to use their own intelligence. Andrew Tate wasn’t banned because of his views on women. Tate was banned because of his views on Covid, the Covid vaccines, and the globalist elites.
Michael Matt (from The Remnant) called out the Covid hoax in the early stages of “the pandemic”.
He outlined the facts about the Ukraine war soon after it began.
And now again, on the subject of 2024 election, he speaks sense.
How the Victorian election race became ‘much closer very quickly’
With the state election days away, voters have significantly cut their support for the Andrews government. Fresh polling has revealed how the race is neck and neck, while Matthew Guy has gained popularity.
Robby Starbuck
@robbystarbuck
Balenciaga’s new ads feature kids with dolls in bondage gear and a reference to Ashcroft vs. Free Speech Coalition, a Supreme Court case that made simulated child pornography legal, in effect overturning part of a law that had been passed to protect children. Truly vile.
Plenty of good information in some of the links posted here. Macron and Zelensky are the good guys according to MSM – so we won’t get the facts from them.
Old bloke: ‘Magnificent’: Meloni blasts France’s ‘exploitation’ of African countries on live TV
What a firebrand. There would be Melonis in Oz too, but will they get selected and elected?
mh:
George Galloway – Kill List
Johnny Miller: Ukraine has been bombing civilians here fo rthe last 8 years.
With the state election days away, voters have significantly cut their support for the Andrews government. Fresh polling has revealed how the race is neck and neck, while Matthew Guy has gained popularity.
Not Qatar … Victoria: Totalitarian Dictator Daniel Andrews-run state sinks to a shocking new low as a motorist’s ‘DANOUT’ number plates are cancelled for being ‘offensive’ on the eve of election
The Philippine delegation to the country’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in Geneva, Switzerland has rejected the recommendations for the country to adopt measures such as the Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE) Bill and laws legalizing same-sex marriage, divorce and abortion, among others.
“They want the SOGIE Bill for same-sex marriage to have the same as in their countries. So, that’s not acceptable for us. They really want a lot to be implemented here,” Remulla, speaking in Filipino, said.
Remulla said they also rejected the recommendation for the Philippines to adopt abortion, which the UNHRC considers as a measure for respecting women’s rights over their body.
He said the UNHCR also sees the legalization of divorce and the legislated total removal of the death penalty in the country as measures that the Philippines should adopt.
We have probably all experienced workplace inefficiency. All the rules and regulations you have to follow end up turning a simple task into a complicated one. This story is completely anecdotal, so treat it as such, but I found it rather amusing. By the end of this video, we’ll answer the question, “How long does it take to mount a key rack in a coal mine?”. The answer may surprise you.
Before the pandemic, a guy I know used to work on a large coal mine here in Queensland (I won’t tell you which one). He was one of the maintenance guys, though he didn’t work on mining equipment. His job was purely in general maintenance, things like doors that needed fixing, or windows, or cupboards, or whatever. One day, he got a work order dated a couple of days prior asking him to go to the onsite office. The manager there needed something mounted on the office wall – I think it was a clock, or a picture frame, or a key rack, or something like that. Let’s just say it was a key rack. It was only fairly small and only required a couple of screws to be drilled into the wall. The workers in the office had offered to do it, but the manager told them “No, we have to follow protocol, so call up maintenance”, because you know, workplace health and safety and all that. If an untrained worker was to drill into a wall and get electrocuted, or fall off a ladder, then of course, the company would be liable.
So anyway, the guy I know, let’s just call him “my mate” for the sake of brevity, he got out his stud finder, or voltage detector, or whatever, found the perfect place to mount the key rack, marked the drill holes with a pencil, and then proceeded to go through the mandatory safety checklist. From what I understand, the checklist was literally titled “Penetration of Walls, Floors, and Ceilings”. It seems to be a real thing, because I just looked it up. Everything was fine, except for one point, “Inspection conducted by qualified electrician”. As my mate wasn’t an electrician, he told the manager that he wouldn’t be able to mount the key rack straight away as he had to go find an electrician to sign off on it. The manager was a bit upset as he said he had already been waiting a couple of days for this to get done.
So my mate went straight over to the electrical section and told them what he needed, but they told him that they were extremely busy at the moment and that he needed to come back the next day. So he came back the next day and told them again what he needed. Again, they told him that they were way too busy and got him to fill out a work order. (This is the second work order, mind you, in order to get this key rack up on the wall). He asked how long it might take and they said probably about three days. So he went and told the office manager that an electrician won’t be available for another few days and to sit tight.
Three days went past and still no contact from the electrician. At the end of the third day, my mate got called up again to the office. They were asking him “Where’s the electrician? Why isn’t our key rack up yet?”. (This a multi-billion dollar company, mind you). He told the manager that he’d go check on the electricians the next day.
Another three weeks went past. Again, my mate was called up to the office and the manager asked in a fairly droll way, “Any news on the key rack?”. “Sorry mate, they still haven’t got back to me. I’ll go check on them now for you”. So my mate went up to the electrical department once again, and it just happened that the electrical supervisor was there having lunch. “Excuse me, mate. I’ve been waiting weeks on this work order to get an electrician down to sign off on this drill hole. Is there anybody available?”. “Look mate, we’re busy! There’s so much other stuff to do! Come back later!”. My mate just looked at him with a rather sullen look. “Oh fine! I’ll come down now then! I’m having my lunch, but I’ll come and do it, don’t worry!”. Anyway, the supervisor got up out of his chair, walked down to the office, inspected the wall, got out his stud finder, and immediately signed off on the work order. It took him all of 30 seconds. Subsequently, my mate got out his drill, drilled the holes, and mounted the key rack. It took him about a minute.
Isn’t it funny, in the home environment, if I wanted to mount something on the wall, I just do it, right? It takes me all of five minutes. I don’t need to call anybody or get anybody to sign anything, but in the corporate environment where there’s so much red tape, things tend to blow out. So in answering the question, “How long does it take to mount a key rack in a coal mine?” – 29 days apparently.
Queensland’s housing crisis is seeing children become wards of the state because their parents can’t find anywhere to live. It comes as child advocates say there are hundreds of children under the age of five experiencing homelessness.
22 Nov 2022
Did you know that the pilgrims almost starved after they arrived at Plymouth Rock? That’s because they were forced to farm “collectively.”
The corporation that funded the expedition said, “grow food together. Divide the harvest equally.”
This is a terrible idea. It creates what economists call the “tragedy of the commons.” When you share property and the results of your work, people farm until the land is barren, don’t work as hard, or steal food from others.
Young people from Students For Liberty take part in an experiment to demonstrate this “tragedy of the commons.” It shows the solution is private property, which is what saved the pilgrims.
Governor William Bradford finally decided to “assign each family a parcel of land.” Once the pilgrims had property rights, they became much more productive and brought in huge harvests — which they were then able to share with the Indians.
So this Thanksgiving feast, don’t forget to say “thanks, private property!”
Meloni doesn’t like Macron.
‘Magnificent’: Meloni blasts France’s ‘exploitation’ of African countries on live TV
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Borzzikman explains Macron
#BORZZIKMAN
It’s a Real Tragedy for France┃Macron is Rapidly Surrendering the Country to the Globalists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX6txmyfxyE
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One for Trickler
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mh says:
November 21, 2022 at 10:27 pm
I’ve been following it. 👍
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When Bob Marley wrote One Love he was not referring to sticking his todger up a fella’s dirt box.
Harry Kane, take note.
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Superwog1:
Real Estate Agents
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Bob defends Jonesy after Elon Musk bans him
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PJW
Oh no, not again!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgUkdiWVLvs
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Can you imagine the 66 team doing this ? The only knee Jack Charlton would have taken would have been into his opponents groin
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Judith Sloan asks a question
Klaus, do you have a backup plan for us?
Klaus: vee must restructure zee vorld!
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George Galloway
“INTERVIEW: #JohnnyMiller is the only British journalist on the front line in #Donbas. He reveals the truth about the war and how he’s an assassination target by #Ukrainian #Nazis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4IdyQ6h2AU
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Stew Peters Network:
Why do we never believe them? For centuries, the global elite have broadcast their intentions to depopulate the world – even to the point of carving them into stone. And yet… we never seem to believe them.
The Stew Peters Network is proud to present DIED SUDDENLY, from the award winning filmmakers, Matthew Skow and Nicholas Stumphauzer.
They are the minds behind WATCH THE WATER and THESE LITTLE ONES, and now have a damning presentation on the truth about the greatest ongoing mass genocide in human history.
World Premiere: Died Suddenly
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Ian Miles Cheong recently revealed, on one of those Roundtable discussions, that the Ukrainian kill list, Myrotvorets, is hosted on a NATO webserver in Brussels.
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Bob toon to go with Steve’s link
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#BORZZIKMAN
Poland is on the Brink of Total Collapse┃Warsaw’s Exorbitant Ambitions led the Country to Disaster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfY5j-ga2dg
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FMD! Dutchsinse just gave a warning for SW WA. Nothing big. A 3.5 just came in.
Here was the update below. I skimmed through it. I just went back to the twitch livestream and a 7.1 – 7.0 just hit. Tsunami buoys flashing. It doesn’t like it will be big. I expect the d-heads at the USGS will down grade it further. The one that Indonesia was easily a 6+.
11/21/2022 — Devastating Earthquake in Indonesia — West Coast USA Oregon M5.2 + Greece M5.5
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Dutchsinse twitch livestream: Live Earthquakes — past 48hrs up to current
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See how all those threats from the Big Pharma stooges (like FDA) against doctors are now called just a recommendation.
FDA Says
Telling People Not to Take Ivermectin for COVID-19 Was Just a Recommendation
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The free speech world is divided over whether Elon Musk really supports free speech or not. While the lefties are in a state of panic over Musk taking over Twitter.
We need to give him some time before we know what are his real plans. Meanwhile, some Musk-related twitterings:
Twitter1
Twitter2
Twitter3
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Social Credit system
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That has nothing to do with the reason Alex Jones was originally banned from Twitter.
Same as Kyrie Irving. He fell foul of the globalist overlords for pushing back against the Covid vaccines.There is always another obvious reason for anyone that wants to use their own intelligence. Andrew Tate wasn’t banned because of his views on women. Tate was banned because of his views on Covid, the Covid vaccines, and the globalist elites.
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She was reporting from Con27
CNA reporter Julie Yoo faints during live broadcasting on 9 November
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHmQSWs6coU
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Michael Matt (from The Remnant) called out the Covid hoax in the early stages of “the pandemic”.
He outlined the facts about the Ukraine war soon after it began.
And now again, on the subject of 2024 election, he speaks sense.
TRUMP’S RETURN:
But Will There be an America Left to Save?
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Socialist Republic of Victoria Channel Intro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuwJhdQHKKU
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But … but … Alex Jones
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Died Suddenly is trending
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Plenty of good information in some of the links posted here. Macron and Zelensky are the good guys according to MSM – so we won’t get the facts from them.
Old bloke:
‘Magnificent’: Meloni blasts France’s ‘exploitation’ of African countries on live TV
What a firebrand. There would be Melonis in Oz too, but will they get selected and elected?
mh:
George Galloway – Kill List
Johnny Miller: Ukraine has been bombing civilians here fo rthe last 8 years.
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More BS from the NSW police.
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Aussie Cossack:
HILARIOUS Rookie Police FPO Search!
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But Dictator Dan has some very good friends.
VicRoads
CFMEU
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Peanuts
Beetle Bailey
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Dilbert
Dennis
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Blondie
Family circus
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Spooner
Matt
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Lisa Benson
Summers
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Phl Rejects Calls To Pass SOGIE, Same-Sex Marriage, Divorce Bills
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Media and Gov
Frank Dickinson
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The Animals
House of the Rising Sun
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No need to watch the clip.
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Workplace Inefficiency – How Long to Mount a Key Rack?
22 Nov 2022.
We have probably all experienced workplace inefficiency. All the rules and regulations you have to follow end up turning a simple task into a complicated one. This story is completely anecdotal, so treat it as such, but I found it rather amusing. By the end of this video, we’ll answer the question, “How long does it take to mount a key rack in a coal mine?”. The answer may surprise you.
Before the pandemic, a guy I know used to work on a large coal mine here in Queensland (I won’t tell you which one). He was one of the maintenance guys, though he didn’t work on mining equipment. His job was purely in general maintenance, things like doors that needed fixing, or windows, or cupboards, or whatever. One day, he got a work order dated a couple of days prior asking him to go to the onsite office. The manager there needed something mounted on the office wall – I think it was a clock, or a picture frame, or a key rack, or something like that. Let’s just say it was a key rack. It was only fairly small and only required a couple of screws to be drilled into the wall. The workers in the office had offered to do it, but the manager told them “No, we have to follow protocol, so call up maintenance”, because you know, workplace health and safety and all that. If an untrained worker was to drill into a wall and get electrocuted, or fall off a ladder, then of course, the company would be liable.
So anyway, the guy I know, let’s just call him “my mate” for the sake of brevity, he got out his stud finder, or voltage detector, or whatever, found the perfect place to mount the key rack, marked the drill holes with a pencil, and then proceeded to go through the mandatory safety checklist. From what I understand, the checklist was literally titled “Penetration of Walls, Floors, and Ceilings”. It seems to be a real thing, because I just looked it up. Everything was fine, except for one point, “Inspection conducted by qualified electrician”. As my mate wasn’t an electrician, he told the manager that he wouldn’t be able to mount the key rack straight away as he had to go find an electrician to sign off on it. The manager was a bit upset as he said he had already been waiting a couple of days for this to get done.
So my mate went straight over to the electrical section and told them what he needed, but they told him that they were extremely busy at the moment and that he needed to come back the next day. So he came back the next day and told them again what he needed. Again, they told him that they were way too busy and got him to fill out a work order. (This is the second work order, mind you, in order to get this key rack up on the wall). He asked how long it might take and they said probably about three days. So he went and told the office manager that an electrician won’t be available for another few days and to sit tight.
Three days went past and still no contact from the electrician. At the end of the third day, my mate got called up again to the office. They were asking him “Where’s the electrician? Why isn’t our key rack up yet?”. (This a multi-billion dollar company, mind you). He told the manager that he’d go check on the electricians the next day.
Another three weeks went past. Again, my mate was called up to the office and the manager asked in a fairly droll way, “Any news on the key rack?”. “Sorry mate, they still haven’t got back to me. I’ll go check on them now for you”. So my mate went up to the electrical department once again, and it just happened that the electrical supervisor was there having lunch. “Excuse me, mate. I’ve been waiting weeks on this work order to get an electrician down to sign off on this drill hole. Is there anybody available?”. “Look mate, we’re busy! There’s so much other stuff to do! Come back later!”. My mate just looked at him with a rather sullen look. “Oh fine! I’ll come down now then! I’m having my lunch, but I’ll come and do it, don’t worry!”. Anyway, the supervisor got up out of his chair, walked down to the office, inspected the wall, got out his stud finder, and immediately signed off on the work order. It took him all of 30 seconds. Subsequently, my mate got out his drill, drilled the holes, and mounted the key rack. It took him about a minute.
Isn’t it funny, in the home environment, if I wanted to mount something on the wall, I just do it, right? It takes me all of five minutes. I don’t need to call anybody or get anybody to sign anything, but in the corporate environment where there’s so much red tape, things tend to blow out. So in answering the question, “How long does it take to mount a key rack in a coal mine?” – 29 days apparently.
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Pig c…( self censored ). It is a competition with VicPol to beat up old people.
Urgent! Police ASSAULT old man Danny Lim!
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CM
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Cossack is wrong to call NSW Police dogs.
Dogs have some admirable characteristics.
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The Kingom of Saud will be happy
Argentina 1 – Saudi Arabia 2
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Mark Dice:
Michelle Obama Has Some Words
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John Stossel:
This Thanksgiving, Say Thank You to “Private Property”
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Oops…this pertains to the Stossel clip.
22 Nov 2022
Did you know that the pilgrims almost starved after they arrived at Plymouth Rock? That’s because they were forced to farm “collectively.”
The corporation that funded the expedition said, “grow food together. Divide the harvest equally.”
This is a terrible idea. It creates what economists call the “tragedy of the commons.” When you share property and the results of your work, people farm until the land is barren, don’t work as hard, or steal food from others.
Young people from Students For Liberty take part in an experiment to demonstrate this “tragedy of the commons.” It shows the solution is private property, which is what saved the pilgrims.
Governor William Bradford finally decided to “assign each family a parcel of land.” Once the pilgrims had property rights, they became much more productive and brought in huge harvests — which they were then able to share with the Indians.
So this Thanksgiving feast, don’t forget to say “thanks, private property!”
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Honest toilers get beat:
World Cup 2022: France demolishes Australia 4-1 after Craig Goodwin goal
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Fauci presser descends into farce
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More on the presser from hell
My arms exist for US Big Pharma products.
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