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Open Thread – Saturday, 26 November 2022
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Nostalgia for us old farts. Courtesy of Westprint Maps.
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“wait till your father comes home”, then getting hit with a rolled up newspaper that was all sound.
Having the same postie for 15 years.
Chores: drying the dishes, a bucket of weeds every two weeks, pouring the water into the crater in the right mix of sand and cement, changing the oil, break linings, breaking up dog fights with a hose,
Wonderfilled days, wonderful parents.
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No.
The worst embarrassment was having your Mum spit on her hanky and wipe your face in public. 🙁
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Leak
Yesterday
Today
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Matt
Here
and here
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Stiglich
Summers
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Steve Kelley
here
and here
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Summers again
Ramirez
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Hitch
Counterpoint
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England 0 – 0 USA
More WOKE needed
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Gun Control
Guns
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Gun control
Guns
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Elon Musk says Twitter’s verified service with colors to start next week
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What is shrinkflation? The sneaky way food companies are passing on cost increases to you
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Breitbart triggered
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Kanye: “Trump is really impressed with Nick Fuentes”
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/1595965974293118979?s=20&t=GHhcG49_ZPekQ0y6P5q74Q
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Hong Kong Law on Trial
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Final Newspoll before Victorian election
shows Daniel Andrews is tipped to secure slim majority and win third term
If Newspoll is right, the question to be asked is:
How can this be possible after what has happened in Victoria, these past two years?
Is it the Stockholm Syndrome voters who are responsible for this result?
or
Is it that the Opposition LNP, under the unopposing Matthew Guy, did not seize the opportunity they were handed? It should be a landslide win for the Opposition under the circumstances with Victorians anxious for a change of government. Guy seems confident of winning.
We’ll know later today.
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The mask is off:
WEF’s Klaus Schwab declares China a ‘role model’
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Jog the memory. Nostalgia.
Back then1
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Back then2
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This is the same Dr Ross Walker who appeared as a guest on a radio talk show, last year, and encouraged listeners to take the jab? When the question was asked about the safety for those with medical conditions such as autoimmune disorders, he said that the benefits of being vaxxed were greater.
He would make sure, often enough, on his radio appearances that everyone knew that he is one of the country’s top cardiologists.
Now, in November 2022, he is warning about the heart-related side-effects of mRNA vaxxes? What about the people who took the shots because they trusted the advice from a top cardiologist and now suffer adverse reactions?
Getting Covid is ten times worse than getting jabbed?
Unless you die suddenly?
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Who would come twice a day on week days and once on Saturday, even in the hottest weather on a bicycle while wearing a heavy blue serge uniform and cap. If he delivered a letter he would ring his bicycle bell to let you know.
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Peanuts
Beetle Bailey
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Dilbert
Dennis
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Blondie
Family circus
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Twitter
Stupid People
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The Christmas trees and decorations have already been put up at the shopping centres and public spaces.
But
Advent begins tomorrow, Sunday 27 November.
Advent in 2 Minutes
(You might want to turn down the volume for this.)
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Powerline had a Midweek Week in Pictures to celebrate Thanksgiving.
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kaysee, of course the doctor is a total bell end.
Australia is locked into water tight contracts with Pfizer for years ahead, courtesy of Morrison & Co.
Ross Walker calling for end to mRNA’s would have to make Australia’s obedience to US Big Pharma even more of an issue.
Pfizer are corporate criminals:
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The Hill from 6 months ago
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Labor wins in Victoria because things have to reach pretty much rock bottom before folks want change from a long-term government.
LNP need Tony Abbott.
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World Cup highlights from ChineeTV
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Socceroos go ahead in World Cup.
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Statue for The Lockdown King
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Australia defeats Tunisia 1 – 0 in WC.
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Powerline’s The Week in Pictures: Cryptophan Edition.
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Fuck me dead.
Thank God I don’t live there.
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No surprises here with the VIC election.
You can bet most of the people that voted would be clueless about the WEF ( Andrews would be on 24 hour call and I note he has touted the jab in his victory speech ) and would now be at home in front of the Idiot Box, blindly following a printed / digital tv guide that keeps them in a well crafted manipulative thought bubble. MSM News, endless show repeats and woke muck constantly being fed to them….think Magda consuming a full piping bag of whipped cream.
I guess you could also call it a digital intravenous brainwashing drip. The same for the net, with many under the spell of Big Tech algorithms and are clueless about it.
Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy, the – Television, The Drug Of The Nation [full official video]
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🇦🇺 Woolworths Removes Cash Machines To Signal Cashless Society
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That’s working well for the UK and Europeans.
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Greg Reese
British Columbia Bill C-36 lays the groundwork for forced vaccination
https://banned.video/watch?id=638259c7e56b4a5b6dfd3089
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British Columbia Bill C-36 lays the groundwork for forced vaccination
Already exists in Western Australia
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Election Wizard 🇺🇸
@ElectionWiz
WATCH: England soccer team takes the knee for Black Lives Matter while the USA remains standing moments before kickoff
https://twitter.com/ElectionWiz/status/1596218983832690688?s=20&t=wvuxz1abbUQFfcCuM3zy4w
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Are the Socceroos doing any woke shit?
Haven’t heard of anything.
I’m sure woke moron Craig Foster would like them to bend the knee.
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Paywallian
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Warnie got vaxxed and boosted then died suddenly at 52.
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Now where have I heard this before?
He challenges Norman Swan for not being a doctor.
Just read the few paragraphs below the first photo and shake your heads. Summarily, it’s not a very good vaccine which doesn’t really work for individuals but if everybody has it it’s wonderful.
A little digging
They say – Newborn babies are particularly vulnerable because they don’t have any immunity against whooping cough and can’t be vaccinated for the first 6 weeks after birth.
They also say – whooping cough vaccines are now provided free for all pregnant women in the third trimester across Australia.
This week’ expert is a Lecturer in Religious Studies. Science.
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Interesting to compare the ‘news’ on France 24 with Al Jazeera. France 24 double shuffle with the LGBTQRST ball and the matches compared with al Jazeera’s paradise on earth descriptions of Qatar. I am sure there is a way to call this as a match between the two, but I don’t have the soccer lingo.
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Good work while I was away, guys and gals. Spent a week in my old haunt, Townsville. Wow. Don’t get to the big smoke much any more but small business just decimated. Caught up with old friend who had a circle of about 8 lady friends of similar vintage and all MSM believers and, need I say it, vaxed and boosted. Just a coincidence that 7 of the group have had pancreatitis in recent months, 2 have died, 1 during the week. She received texts over the 5 days of her friend’ illness – in an induced coma, out of coma but unable to communicate, she’ll be a vegetable, life support turned off.
I knew them all and they were the healthiest of oldies. 7 of 9 with one particular illness. Just a coincidence.
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UK energy latest with Jeremy Hunt
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Neil Oliver
‘…it’s a toxic hell…’
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Have the chimps and apes filed a discrimination lawsuit?
WHO to rename monkeypox as ‘MPOX’
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For your Sunday afternoon entertainment. A story you already know.
The last sentence is a ripper.
The dark side of Meghan and Prince Harry’s fairytale romance chronicled in new book
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There are two issues here.
a/ The voter
Will people “get it” only when it reaches their own backyard?
Or will their turning point be later, when their feet get singed?
b/ The voting choices
If the voter has to choose between Commie and closet Commie, it may be they decide on better the Commie you know than the one you don’t.
The contest was between Dictator Dan and Gutless Guy. The best option that the Libs had for a “leader” was someone who lost the 2018 election?
Here in Commie Oz, they say:
She/he/they’ll be alright, mate/matess.
While in Commie China,
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Via https://www.informationliberation.com/
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The ABC is outraged
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What are consumers doing to prevent a Cashless Society? Do they understand what it happening? Or are they so pleased to have one single device (their very smartphone) they can use for everything.
When I am physically shopping, most of the time I use cash. I am often at the supermarket self-service checkout waiting in the queue and when it is my turn, if there is no Cash checkout free I have to wait and let other Card users get past me. And they are mostly shoppers who are very happy to use their card.
I keep waiting for the Cash register to be available not because I have nothing better to do with my time. It is because I can see that businesses are hoping that shoppers will stop using the Cash register, and they can then say that they are closing them because they are not being used. If enough shoppers queued up for Cash Only and it caused a long queue and delays, they would open up more Cash registers.
If a Register has a Cash signpost and I walk to it and then discover it is Card only, I complain to the employee in that section.
Cashless Society on the way? Digital System arriving?
We have to take a close look at ourselves and what each one of us is doing to prevent the loss of our freedoms and privacy.
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Since the Covid pandemic was based on a lie, it is not surprising that their united front over the past two years is falling apart.
Even WaPo Admits That Covid Is Now a Pandemic of the Vaccinated
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I would have tried to help with that JohnJJJ, but I am several steps behind you.
I don’t know any kind of sports lingo. 🙂
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Nice to see you back, Shy Ted.
Will we get to some point in the future when it will be possible to say whether a person’s health declined due to the vaxxing or not?
I had a phone conversation, a few days ago, with my friend who is now in the early stages of dementia. She is fully vaxxed.
She said the problems started after Covid. Just a coincidence, surely?
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FYI.
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NOVEMBER 28, 2021
Stephen Andrew statement on hidden connections of power elites:
Many people, like me, are starting to wake up to the fact that things are not what they seem in Australia. For years now, we have all been fed the line that Australia is a democratic ‘meritocracy’ where those who reach the top, do so as a product of their own gifts, talent, intelligence or hard work – none of which is even remotely true.
Most people operating at the top of Australia’s elite circle of power are part of a far more nepotistic and insidious system altogether – one where hard work and talent matters much less than who are connected to, or even who your father, mother, or sibling was, or who you are married to. Take Boris Johnson in the UK, whose father, Stanley Johnson, was an influential Conservative Party politician and later, a member of the European Parliament, European Commission and World Bank. Justin Trudeau’s father, Pierre Trudeau, was of course the famous Prime Minister of Canada, whose two administrations bridged the 1960, 1970s and 1980s. Jacinda Ardern is the daughter of Ross Ardern, a NZ High Commissioner to Cook Islands and more recently, Administrator of Tokelau. His brother, Ian, is Head of the Mormon Church in New Zealand and Pacific region.
Scott Morrison’s Great Aunt was Mary Gilmore, who once founded a utopian socialist colony in Paraguay with the socialist William Lane.
Morrison’s older brother, Alan, serves as Chair of AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) Committee on Paramedicine and Chair of the government’s Health Services Working Group. Then there is Jane Halton, who Morrison appointed as head of the government’s National Covid-19 Co-ordination Commission. Jane is the daughter of Charles Halton, a British Military Scientist brought to Australia in 1973 by Gough Whitlam to overhaul the country’s transport system, and who served as Secretary of Defence and Secretary of the Department of Communications under Hawke and Keating. Daughter Jane is now the CHAIR OF CEPI (Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations), set up and funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Wellcome Trust and World Economic Forum in 2015. Jane was part of Event 201, a pandemic exercise organised and funded by John Hopkins, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundations and the World Economic Forum in October 2019. Jane’s husband is Trevor Sutton, Deputy of the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Chair of the Governing Council of Statistics for the Asian and Pacific region. Trevor heads the Statistical Business Transformation Group which received a $256 million investment program to radically transform how ABS collects, processes and disseminates information, data and statistics.
In 2016, ABS data collection and survey systems were awarded to Accenture, a partner of ID2020 and GAVI. Trevor is a Member of the Institute for Health Metrics & Evaluation of which Jane Halton is also a Board Member, and which receives funding from the Gates Foundation and WHO. Trevor Sutton’s brother is Dr Brett Sutton. Dr Sutton is the Chief Health Officer of Victoria, who advises Dan Andrews Government on public health and pandemic response measures. Interestingly, Jane Halton also has a brother, Philip Halton, who is Deputy Commissioner of QBCC, Queensland’s building and construction regulator.
These are just a few examples but there are many more – some are well-known, while others are tightly guarded secrets.
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Fox News
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Hey Friedman, before calling other people “scum”, how about looking at your types such as Samuel Bankman-Fried.
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Bee Updates in The Mock.
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It Took Three Hours to Unglue Protesters From Van Gogh Frame
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What goes on behind the scenes.
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Discernable:
22 Nov 2022
Secret Call recording: Australian Election Tampering.
This is a secret recording of a conversation between Glenn Druery ‘The Preference Whisperer’ and Heston Russell, the founder of The Australian Values Party and The Angry Victorians Party.
The call was recorded on 10 Nov 2022 and reveals how Australian elections are tampered with if the admissions and allegations by Glenn Druery are to be believed.
In the recording, Glenn Druery makes allegations and admissions that include:
-Selling bank shares with insider information about an impending Royal Commission into the banking sector
-Interfering with the announcement of a Royal Commission so he could sell his shares
-Ashley Fenn (Family First) paying Glenn Druery a retainer (approximately $90k) to secure him a seat in parliament
-Coordinating with Greg Barns SC from WikiLeaks to get Julian Assange elected as a senator
-Electing Ricky Muir on only 0.5% primary vote as a demonstration against Assange and Ashley Fenn
-How he got Fiona Patten (Sex Party/Reason Party) elected for a payment
-Spies inside Clive Palmer’s and Aidan McLindon’s private meetings reporting to Druery
-Various details on alleged dealings with Clive Palmer, Pauline Hanson, Derryn Hinch, Jeff Bourman, Warren Pickering, Aidan McLindon, Craig Ellis et al.
The Angry Victorians Party is led by Chris Burson in Victoria and is contesting a number of seats in the upcoming Victorian state election. Their party tagline is ‘Bring Accountability Back to Politics’.
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I’ll watch this at a later date. The link below has the link to odysee. I’ve been having buffering issues with that site. See how you go if interested.
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Discernable:
Professor Ben Mol – Medical
Interventions, Lockdowns and
Fabricated Research
1hr 15min
28 October 2022
Ben Mol is a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Monash Health, Melbourne. He focuses deeply on medical interventions: what are they, why are they deployed, are they overused?
He leads the Evidenced based Women’s Health Care Research Group who investigate whether medical interventions around the world are conducted with evidence, are beneficial to patients, and whether they cause harm.
In the course of his research, Ben has uncovered startling evidence such as 30% of peer-reviewed and published randomly controlled trials being completely fabricated.
In this interview we explored the world’s largest health intervention to date: government and public health responses to Covid-19. The professor has been vocal about the injustice and illogic of vaccine mandates, punitive measures against Queensland’s unvaccinated teachers, the deportation of Novak Djokovic from Australia, malfeasance in academic research, and lockdowns as ‘one of the greatest peacetime policy failures in modern history’.
An outline of our discussion:
What are medical interventions?
Brave New World – are we addicted to medical interventions?
The incentives driving medical interventions
Is Panadol a placebo?
The natural rate of caesarean deliveries vs the actual rate
Incentives to conduct caesarean sections
Charging Australians for IVF and elective caesareans
Discrimination in reproductive healthcare
Fewer costs with no lockdowns – Sweden vs Denmark
Threshold for all new drugs: $50k per life year saved
Covid-19 vaccine cost benefit analysis
Medical interventions should be measured is saved/lost life years, not purely deaths
Traffic accident deaths are more tragic than elderly deaths
Young people paid a higher price than old people during lockdowns
We ‘went to war’ over Covid-19
Was an elimination strategy wise in Australia?
‘Flattening the curve’
Should the government also go to war with cancer? Obesity? Smoking? Sugar?
The lack of reason in vaccine mandates
Extending the logic to banning Coca Cola
The lunacy of social distancing at McDonalds
C-19 vaccine uptake rates without mandates
Mandating healthy lifestyles
The medical principle of ‘informed consent’
Should we ‘save the health system’ or should it save us?
Victorian ambulance and 000 systems overwhelmed
Health system capacity crises before Covid-19
Hospitals conduct too many health interventions
Medical culture in the Netherlands: intervene less often!
Interventionists see their own reality
False research papers: fabricated data in peer reviewed journals
Monash University detects 30% of randomly controlled trials are fake
Ivermectin trials built on fake data
The Socratic dialogue of medical debate but is it too complex for the public?
Detecting false research papers
People’s greatest needs: physical safety
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While Trump is busy picking fights with those on the red side – Republicans, Rinos and even Conservatives – the Commies are busy looking for ways to build up their votes – illegally or legally.
Soros takeover:
FCC clears path for liberal group to buy Spanish-language conservative talk radio stations
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Whatever did we do without wymmins commentators and their token male commentators?
Golf – “all he’s got to do is bend it round those massive big trees”
World Cup – “I don’t know who he plays for but you can bet a lot of managers will be getting their cheque books out”.
World Cup – “that Richarlison goal for Brazil reminds me of one I scored against a local Wyong club”
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Peanuts
Beetle Bailey
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Senator Rennick said that he suspects the sudden increase in dementia is a vaxx related problem, in Senate Estimates during questioning of Professor Murphy.
Brendan Murphy is now the Secretary of the Commonwealth Health Dept., he was previously Chief Health Officer who approved the mRNA medications emergency usage approval.
Health bureaucrats are just making it up as they go along – Senate Estimates 10.11.22
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If his name rings a bell, he was the Labor MP that would send unsolicited pics of his dick to women.
Vale Billy and his willy.
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Dilbert
Dennis
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Blondie
Family circus
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Matt
Strikes
and Strikes
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Lisa Benson
Varvel
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Ramirez
Kelley
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If You’re An Advent Newbie,
Here’s How To Embrace The Glorious Tradition
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👼 Advent: First Sunday 👼
Holy is His Name
John Michael Talbot
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Ponderables …
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One
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Two
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Three
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West Australian nurses and midwives are on strike (are going to strike?) as they want a pay rise and better working conditions, particularly workable patient / nurse ratios.
They are working multiple shifts and have too many patients to care for……
WA Nurses Deny Industrial Relations Commission No Strike Order Rally Perth, WA (LIVE STREAM)
Twelve months ago, many West Australian health workers resigned as they wouldn’t take the vaxx.
Mark McGowan’s Victims: Part 4 – Nurses and Health Care workers forced from their jobs.
What a mess these incompetent governments have made of the situation.
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How does this Pat Buchanan column hold up to scrutiny 9 months into the war?
Did We Provoke Putin’s War in Ukraine?
February 24, 2022 by Patrick J. Buchanan
When Russia’s Vladimir Putin demanded that the U.S. rule out Ukraine as a future member of the NATO alliance, the U.S. archly replied: NATO has an open-door policy. Any nation, including Ukraine, may apply for membership and be admitted. We’re not changing that.
In the Bucharest declaration of 2008, NATO had put Ukraine and Georgia, ever farther east in the Caucasus, on a path to membership in NATO and coverage under Article 5 of the treaty, which declares that an attack on any one member is an attack on all.
Unable to get a satisfactory answer to his demand, Putin invaded and settled the issue. Neither Ukraine nor Georgia will become members of NATO. To prevent that, Russia will go to war, as Russia did last night.
Putin did exactly what he had warned us he would do.
Whatever the character of the Russian president, now being hotly debated here in the USA, he has established his credibility.
When Putin warns that he will do something, he does it.
Thirty-six hours into this Russia-Ukraine war, potentially the worst in Europe since 1945, two questions need to be answered:
How did we get here? And where do we go from here?
How did we get to where Russia — believing its back is against a wall and the United States, by moving NATO ever closer, put it there — reached a point where it chose war with Ukraine rather than accepting the fate and future it believes the West has in store for Mother Russia?
Consider. Between 1989 and 1991, Mikhail Gorbachev let the Berlin Wall be pulled down, Germany be reunited and all the “captive nations” of Eastern Europe go free.
Having collapsed the Soviet empire, Gorbachev allowed the Soviet Union to dissolve itself into 15 independent nations. Communism was allowed to expire as the ruling ideology of Russia, the land where Leninism and Bolshevism first took root in 1917.
Gorbachev called off the Cold War in Europe by removing all of the causes on Moscow’s side of the historic divide.
Putin, a former KGB colonel, came to power in 1999 after the disastrous decadelong rule of Boris Yeltsin, who ran Russia into the ground.
In that year, 1999, Putin watched as America conducted a 78-day bombing campaign on Serbia, the Balkan nation that had historically been a protectorate of Mother Russia.
That year, also, three former Warsaw Pact nations, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland, were brought into NATO.
Against whom were these countries to be protected by U.S. arms and the NATO alliance, the question was fairly asked.
The question seemed to be answered fully in 2004, when Slovenia, Slovakia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Romania and Bulgaria were admitted into NATO, a grouping that included three former republics of the USSR itself, as well as three more former Warsaw Pact nations.
Then, in 2008, came the Bucharest declaration that put Georgia and Ukraine, both bordering on Russia, on a path to NATO membership.
Georgia, the same year, attacked its seceded province of South Ossetia, where Russian troops were acting as peacekeepers, killing some.
This triggered a Putin counterattack through the Roki Tunnel in North Ossetia that liberated South Ossetia and moved into Georgia all the way to Gori, the birthplace of Stalin. George W. Bush, who had pledged “to end tyranny in our world,” did nothing. After briefly occupying part of Georgia, the Russians departed but stayed as protectors of the South Ossetians.
The U.S. establishment has declared this to have been a Russian war of aggression, but an EU investigation blamed Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili for starting the war.
In 2014, a democratically elected pro-Russian president of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych, was overthrown in Kyiv and replaced by a pro-Western regime. Rather than lose Sevastopol, Russia’s historic naval base in Crimea, Putin seized the peninsula and declared it Russian territory.
Teddy Roosevelt stole Panama with similar remorse.
Which brings us to today.
Whatever we may think of Putin, he is no Stalin. He has not murdered millions or created a gulag archipelago.
Nor is he “irrational,” as some pundits rail. He does not want a war with us, which would be worse than ruinous to us both.
Putin is a Russian nationalist, patriot, traditionalist and a cold and ruthless realist looking out to preserve Russia as the great and respected power it once was and he believes it can be again.
But it cannot be that if NATO expansion does not stop or if its sister state of Ukraine becomes part of a military alliance whose proudest boast is that it won the Cold War against the nation Putin has served all his life.
President Joe Biden almost hourly promises, “We are not going to war in Ukraine.” Why would he then not readily rule out NATO membership for Ukraine, which would require us to do something Biden himself says we Americans, for our own survival, should never do: go to war with Russia?
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Shit happens (Mark Riley) on TV right now.
Tony should have punched him into next week.
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I do wish Senators Rennick, Antic & ROberts would quiz the likes of Brendan Murphy on this little gem from the fortnightly report –
Such as “can you tell us the process on how the expert panel manages to reduce 944 doctors reports of vaccine deaths down to 14? What is the process?”
We know the answer of course, 930 had comorbidities and 14 didn’t.
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This is a fantastic 38 minute interview with Colonel Douglas Macgregor. He is speaking with a Polish interviewer/network.
Ukraine is about to be annihilated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfgF4x7TCmM
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Murphy looked quite unsettled a few times during Senator Rennick’s questioning in that video I posted above. There were several mentions of “direct that question to Professor Skerritt of the TGA” and “billions of people have taken the jab and are OK”.
I wonder if Murphy is beginning to realise that he was setup as the fall guy for this massive medical fraud.
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Billy Joel – My Life (Official Video)
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Cash!
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woof bark growl:
Cash 2.0 Great Dane Deer 2022 on the Hollywood Blvd Walk of Fame
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Another World Cup boilover:
Costa Rica beat Japan
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This soccer WC is looking like a winner.
Well done Qatar!
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Cash And Rowdy:
Cash 2.0 Great Dane at the Simi Valley street fair 2022 (5 of 12)
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https://dailysceptic.org/2022/11/26/as-an-oncologist-i-am-seeing-people-with-stable-cancer-rapidly-progress-after-being-forced-to-have-a-booster/
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This is a fantastic 38 minute interview with Colonel Douglas Macgregor. He is speaking with a Polish interviewer/network.
Thanks – made my day.
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I recently met a lady who featured on the ABC series Back Roads, hosted by Mrs Barrie Cassidy, but not because the ABC is incestuous, it’s because she’s clearly the best person for the job. It rates about 10th in it’ time slot so not exactly a winner. Mrs BC travels to obscure parts of the country and interviews locals and my lady was the lucky winner. Each episode has Mrs BC travelling in a 4WD, truck or similar with a dashcam recording the stilted conversation. It’s basically a series of paid holidays for the lucky Mrs BC. I asked my lady if Mrs BC travelled with just the dashcam or had a film crew with her. “Oh yes, nine of them. Camera guy, sound guy, lighting guy and an assortment of associated doco makers”. Now, my lady is a good soul who has provided a much loved and used service to the various Woop Woop towns and communities over many years. Cheerful, chatty and friendly.
I tried to find the budget for Back Roads, after all, flights, accommodation, vehicle hire, food, wages, working away allowances and so on because it can’t be cheap but like so many ABC things it’s a closely guarded secret. Funnily enough Mrs BC is always there when a local event, catered, is on and the locals who may live great distances from each other are all gathered in one place.
I’ve always groaned when Back Roads is on because it’s so ABC but I suppose meeting my lady piqued an interest so I’ve recorded a few episodes, all a long, long way from Ultimo.
One old haunt was Katanning, WA, a place fond in my memories and historically a true pioneering area where I was told many a tale of the early years of hardship and suffering as pioneering families established sheep or wheat farms on marginal country with intermittent rains. The area is called the Great Southern and consists of small hamlets 100km apart and even smaller farmlets which might be highly productive pig farms you can smell from miles away, the odour lingering for days and several washes of your clothing. I became an expert at spelling “consanguinity” for my numerous reports and a day trip to one of the farmlets to buy poultry, a twenty minute transaction, is one of the chapters in my autobiography but runs to far too many pages.
We lived in one of the grand old houses of the town. Talk about character and with a garden designed for something towards self-sufficiency. Did Mrs BC seek out the descendants of the pioneers or their magnificent and less magnificent homes to hear their stories? No. She headed straight to a multi-culti event where the local imam talked about the success of refugee immigration, now 10% of the population, and tasted a local delicacy, sheeps eye soup, though you didn’t see her actually eat it. The locals didn’t get a look in.
It’s some time since I was there and I’ve oft considered making it my permanent retirement place, big house, big garden, poultry, veggies and the Katanning Club which would have rivalled the best gentlemen’ clubs in it’ day (oh, the food and wines and the ladies dressed to the nines on Friday evening) but a quick search reveals there are considerable tensions in the town (who’d have thought?)
Their ABC. What else needs to be said?
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That club you’re not part of
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Naughty corner
The ad vs the reality
I know what you lot saw
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Shops are getting increasingly helpful
They helpfully offer alternatives
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Bob toon
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Good round up of the non-black hebrews
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