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Ronald Reagan asked in his speech in 1964 that if the US goes commo, where do you go?
A lot depends on whether the putsch of 2020 can be undone. I’m not counting on it but it’s hard to believe Americans will take what happened lying down. Fuck off BosNYWash and silicon valley and there would be a massive improvement.
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“Credlin just said the Wangaratta waste water positive, which has caused the Viccy lockdown, has been found to be a false positive!”
Only a Mong wouldn’t treat left field results with suspicion.
Only a Mong would lock down a state anyway.
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The Eagles – Farewell Tour 1 (720p BluRay DTS x264)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvNsl_oZCxY
Recorded in Melbourne
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https://mobile.twitter.com/AviMayer/status/1423574880700833796
Ramping up on the Israeli border again
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Vicki says:
August 6, 2021 at 4:52 pm
Vicki, thank you for keeping abreast of the scam and thank you for keeping us in the loop.
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Someone was wondering what happened to Avi’s anticipated clip of the hooligan element and VicPol, Andrews’ thoroughly debased Praetorian guard, at last night’s demo.
Here’s his most recent:
https://twitter.com/RebelNewsOnline/status/1423575930287443973
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That is just horseplop, Grigory. You don’t know how often Sinc blocked Bird from posting in the first place, or banned him early. Apart from anything else, you are falling victim to confirmation bias.
Bird may be insane, but he has rat cunning.
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‘but the way he goes about it takes it a step further into the psychology of obsessive-compulsiveness’
That, and the insecurity eating at him.
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Just realised 6th August. Anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945. Monday anniversary of Nagasaki & next Sunday VJ day. Pondering at the world today I see parallels with the historical records of the 1930’s and pre-WWI worlds together and different. I think any warfare will be vastly different to any we have experienced in the past though even if we aren’t in the throws of it already in the cyberspace, financial and at arms length by proxies like Confucius Institutes.
At any length we seem dangerously under-prepared and reliant on the US in a rapidly changing region.
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Fat piece pf shit, worst evidence-giver in policing history during the Gobbo RC, ex-AFP numpty, contract extension hunter and police impersonator Luke Cornelius was quoted thusly in The Hun, talking about the anti-lockdown protests and protesters:
‘Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius said it was clear “hardcore protesters” are not deterred by fines and that it was time they were put before the courts for more serious punishment, including jail time.’
Look you porky fuckwit – that is not your job. The job of the cops – even leaving aside the circumstances which brought these protests about in the first place – is to bring offenders before a court of competent jurisdiction. Allegedly.
Spruiking this nonsense on a subject you have no control over in any way, shape or form. Press conferences do not – or should not – influence jurors or the judiciary*, and all you’ve done is allowed an argument against a fair trial to exist where none existed before.
The overreach. Jailing people they can’t, for things yet to be proven, for punters they haven’t caught. They’re not even trying to hide it.
*Yes, Pell, I know.
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Cheers areff, spotted. Bit of a storm in a tea cup compared to how he has been roughed up in the past IMO, 2 pushes in a kinetic situation and he is known to them. For him don’t know what the fuss is about, he has had a fairly realistic line in the past despite some very shoddy treatment. The reaction last night seems out of sync with that. Even though I support his efforts, just my humble opinion anyway.
I’l keep an eye out for his full report tomorrow.
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Captain Cornflakes is a Prize Fighting Moron
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Gilas:
“Restoration of rule by an elected parliament would be a start.”
“I think we are way beyond that… I think that the entire parliamentary representative structure needs a re-think. It has been totally corrupted and subverted.”
The issue seems to be mainly around our Constitution. The High Court appears to be running dead on violations and is asleep on the job.
The Constitution appears to be quite toothless on our rights as well.
Desperately needed is a rewrite with the emphasis on what the government cannot do. Also the US 1st and 2nd Amendments need to be included, as well as the ability of citizens to form an Irregular Militia.
Secondary to that, the Intelligence Services need a scourer put through them. I suspect they have been well and truly infiltrated by foreign actors.
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A montage of biden’s most gruesome groping incidents begins at 5 minutes. It is excruciating. This bastard should be beaten to death, resuscitated and then bashed to death again. It is beyond belief that anyone with any brain synapses could think this thing got more votes then Trump:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_C_nrs3eu94
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“Look you porky fuckwit – that is not your job. The job of the cops – even leaving aside the circumstances which brought these protests about in the first place – is to bring offenders before a court of competent jurisdiction”
If there is ever a Liberal Govenment elected in Victoria, their first task should be to disband Victoria Police, and start again, from the ground up.
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Also the US 1st and 2nd Amendments need to be included, as well as the ability of citizens to form an Irregular Militia.
And the Fourth, the one than stops bipedal jokes like Asst Commish Wobbleguts conducting unwarranted searches and seizures.
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candy says at 7:09 pm:
What the drongos can or can’t do, feel, think, reconcile, explain and so on is of no consequence. A few minutes in a small space with a short length of ⅝ reo resolves all manner of “poor life choices”.
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Blows my mind that people in Delaware voted for him for decades. Same in Massachusetts with Ted Kennedy filth.
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Winston, (if I’m remembering this exchange correctly), Alan Jones had on his show Professor David Flint who said that when O’Farrell was the Premier, a NSW parliamentary inquiry had recommended recall elections, saying that it would not undermine the Westminster System, which O’Farrell said he’d examine. Nothing happened.
(I’m happy to be corrected if I’ve got that wrong – I should have been listening more carefully 🤪)
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Docket says:
August 6, 2021 at 6:43 pm
“So a starved German somehow becomes a gassed Jew. Yet we don’t have a photo or an autopsy of a gassed Jew. Not even one.”
Have you ever been to Aushwitz or Belsen or any of the other camps? Like actually stood there? Have you ever listened to the interviews with the survivors?
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Belsen was a bit of a special case.
Most of the industrial scale murder occurred in occupied Poland rather than the ‘fatherland’. When the Red Army rolled through Poland in the first quarter of 1945, the German’s upsticked and left.
All the inmates of POW camps in Poland were force marched back to Germany. Many Australian POW’s did this awful winter Trek. I have personally known RAAF air crew who survived that hike. Most did survive. They were barely kept alive even given the straitened times of the Reich. Fair enough. They were belligerents.
The German’s also marched their non-belligerent prisoners out of Poland and accumulated them at Bergen-Belsen.
Bergen-Belsen get’s the press because it was literally a concentration camp and it was liberated by UK troops accompanied by UK reporters.
The UK accounts of that time claim that their were 10,000 non-belligerent found unburied at Bergen-Belsen and 13,000 people that they had liberated, subsequently died on their watch, because of previous neglect.
Just to put those numbers in perspective.
Total Australians killed in WW2 = 27,000.
Non-Belligerent deaths at Bergen-Belsen alone in April 1945 = 23,000.
There’s a reason why people passionately hate anti-semites. It’s because we know what you are capable of. Graeme.
Now fuck off.
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cohenite says:
August 6, 2021 at 2:41 pm
It’s called Nazi chic and like Goebbels I bet he has nice eyes.
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I always thought that Paul Keating looked a lot like Goebbels, they both had the same menacing, hungry look about them.
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Susan Bassi:
Neighbor Dude Records San Jose Police Curb Arrest
She’s on the ball.
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Complex bathroom modifications with the NDIS (number 1 in what I suspect/know what will be a series.)
Me: “ Can I get a non water wise shower head? There is one in my current bathroom and it’s useless.”
OT:”Dunno. I’ll check”
Later
OT: “Nah, the builder says he can’t specify or use non Waterwise fixtures but it’s a standard fitting.”
So the 4 of us – me, theOT, the builder and the NDIS will go through this elaborate charade all knowing it will be binned on Day 1 as soon as I get back from Bunnings. Who benefits from this bullshit? How much of this must go on every day and at what cost? We are no better than the EU, just a few years behind.
Fuck them all to Hell.
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Zulu Kilo Two Alpha says:
August 6, 2021 at 8:00 pm
If there is ever a Liberal Govenment elected in Victoria, their first task should be to disband Victoria Police, and start again, from the ground up.
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If ever there is a Liberal government elected in Victoria, they will carry on doing pretty much the same thing as the current Labor government is doing now. Ditto for every other state, regardless of which party is currently in power. Double ditto for the Federal government.
The politicians are no longer running things. They are working off a prepared script written by others.
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Bird still here?
Fuck him off. He’s a disgrace.
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If employers insist on the vaccination, then they would have to dismiss the ones already employed, the permanents, who don’t wish to have the vaccination. The casuals they can think up a reason to put them off easily enough. Not so for permanent staff.
That must be a big problem for Fair Work. Something completely new to them to work out.
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“their first task should be to disband Victoria Police, and start again, from the ground up.“
Good luck with that. You’d need something that doesnt exist in Australia – Martial Law
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If ever there is a Liberal government elected in Victoria, they will carry on doing pretty much the same thing as the current Labor government is doing now
Did you hear O’Brien this morning? Lockdown supporter.
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I always thought that Paul Keating looked a lot like Goebbels, they both had the same menacing, hungry look about them.
Keating had a menacing, hungry look because he was as queer as a goldfish.
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“Bird still here?
Fuck him off. He’s a disgrace.”
It’s a situation the new Doomlord is going to have to confront.
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Good observation, candy. Fair Work was going to be next in my occasional “you know what you suddenly don’t hear much about anymore?” series.
Now I’ll have to bring another one forward in the schedule…
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Scott Morrison in March 2020: 2 week lockdown to flatten the curve
AUG 2021:
15 million Aussies still locked down, RBA buying Commonwealth bonds (money printing) at the rate of $4 Billion per week.
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Grigory M says:
August 6, 2021 at 6:29 pm
You don’t get to be a minute taker in such a senior position by recording the ACTUAL minutes.
Bit different to PM &C meetings. The National Cabinet is effectively the new COAG and would require full and confidential recording of everything said and decided by Commonwealth and State representatives during its meetings. I’d be very surprised if the role of doing so was not fulfilled by Hansard. And I doubt that any decision by a tribunal will result in any of the minutes or documents being made public.
Grigoogle QC, SC, PhD (Laws) has spoken. Bow down in respect, you peasants!
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“Bar Beach Swimmer says:
August 6, 2021 at 8:08 pm
Winston, (if I’m remembering this exchange correctly), Alan Jones had on his show Professor David Flint who said that when O’Farrell was the Premier, a NSW parliamentary inquiry had recommended recall elections, saying that it would not undermine the Westminster System, which O’Farrell said he’d examine. Nothing happened.
(I’m happy to be corrected if I’ve got that wrong – I should have been listening more carefully 🤪)”
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BBS…you’re correct, I watched it too. Again it shows just how effing useless the Liberals are when in power. They’d rather ban greyhounds or pass legislation to butcher unborn babies than deal with electoral reform. The idea is that with a fixed four year term (which I personally think does undermine the Westminster system) is that you can petition for a recall election…they have similar in some states in the US…like California….where there is currently a petition for a recall election in order to kick Governor Gavin Newsome out.
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Zulu Kilo Two Alpha says:
August 6, 2021 at 8:29 pm
“Bird still here?
Fuck him off. He’s a disgrace.”
It’s a situation the new Doomlord is going to have to confront.
Adam just needs to wrangle an NDIS provider number.
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Kolya.
Bald and bankrupt found this guy in Belarus. Living in an abandoned village in the radiation zone. His life has taken a 180 and now living with family and looking the goods.
Kolya’s 75th Birthday – Highlights – Watching himself filmed by Bald and Bankrupt
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So Alpha are you the one with the evidence?
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I’ve posted above about my history teacher’s experiences at Belsen. He corroborated (as if that was needed) the thousands of unburied bodies they found there, the mass graves, and the starving survivors many of whom died before the Allies could save them.
Come on you disgraceful piece of shit – keep demanding “evidence”.
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Did you hear O’Brien this morning? Lockdown supporter.
Tim Smith has dropped off the face of the earth along with the other dissenters of last year. Wonder if they were told, shut up or your pre-selection will be up in the air. Either way the Vic Libs don’t have a hope in hell of winning next round, I knew who that bint Fiona Patten was but till you mentioned O’Brien I didn’t even know he was still leader. Guess living in another state doesn’t help.
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I just finished watching that vid, Following the Science, that Struth put up earlier in the week. It’s just on an hour long but well worth it.
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mh says:
August 6, 2021 at 8:32 pm
AUG 2021:
15 million Aussies still locked down, RBA buying Commonwealth bonds (money printing) at the rate of $4 Billion per week.
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And the Bank of England currently providing British banks with prepared templates to facilitate implementing bail-ins of customers’ savings. What odds the RBA has done the same thing?
Get yourself a GoldPass trading account now and put some funds in it.
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Frost Giant Rebellion says:
August 6, 2021 at 8:39 pm
You disgracefully gutless and dishonest piece of shit. I’ve just told you that I have spoken personally to someone who was there and saw it with his own eyes and experienced the horror and you’re gutlessing off into generalised sneers.
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This prick is worse than David Irving, who at least concedes, by his estimate, that four million died in the camps. Novo Doomlord, please can him for good before I throw up.
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Cassie of Sydney says:
August 6, 2021 at 8:35 pm
Cassie, re 4x years fixed terms – notafan, to highjack that moniker for a moment. But whether we, the punters, like it or not the politicians just seem to be able to institute these changes at the state level without a worry.
I must say I could easily start salivating over recall elections!
If you’re reading this, Confused Old Misfit, I’m still in your alt-right camp!
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All you people so upset by Bird – don’t you have a functional scroll button?
Adam will deal with him in due course. In the meantime simply ignore him.
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On the old Cat Vikki Campion used to upload her Saturday Daily Telegraph piece….here it is….it’s a good piece about the abuse of parliamentary privilege by leftist scum.
Vikki Campion: Parliamentary privilege should not be a get out of jail free card
The origin of parliamentary privilege was to protect politicians, but it has morphed into a tool used to destroy the integrity of opponents, writes Vikki Campion.
New South Wales Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen has resigned from parliament after being accused of rape and seeking a sex worker to visit him at state…
In 1689 parliamentary privilege under the Bill of Rights was established so kings couldn’t accuse parliamentarians of treason and execute them when they refused to raise taxes for royals — it was not so Blue Mountains MP Trish Doyle could call a man a rapist.
It was established centuries before cameras, television and social media, as legal status protection for lawmakers to discuss laws.
Not, as it was used on this occasion, as a media prop for a political opponent to destroy the integrity of an innocent person.
It was not to throw around criminal accusations that would otherwise have people in jail.
Not naming Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen on the floor for the rape accusation that he has since been cleared of is not a defence.
Did she allow police time to investigate the allegation? No.
When her allegation was proved incorrect, did she correct the record? No.
Is the privileges committee investigating it? No.
Did the House discipline her in any way? No.
If you agree that then-senator David Leyonhjelm was out of line to tell Sarah Hanson-Young in the parliament to “stop shagging men” then, to be consistent, you would agree Ms Doyle needs to apologise and resign.
Ms Doyle didn’t use privilege for its intended purpose –— discussing a matter of law for the day. She was getting a media headline in cahoots with the ABC.
That same principle would apply to the Speaker in the chair who failed to act, whose only responsibility was to ensure that privilege is not debased.
Liberal MP Felicity Wilson should resign from her Speaker’s duties for failing to rule it out of order.
The role of the Speaker is to treat parliament as the institution of the people, not the plaything of the parliamentarians.
Known as the “coward’s castle”, privilege enables things to be said without being sued; however, if the national Parliamentary Privilege Act is as thin as the Federal Court found in Leyonhjelm v Hanson-Young, then it comes back to the adopted Bill of Rights 1689.
When the former senator argued last month the court had no justification for finding he had defamed Senator Hanson-Young for repeating things he said in the parliament, he lost his appeal.
MPs cannot accuse each other of improper motives.
One of the most common insults to pull them up on is calling their opponent a liar. Rape, being a criminal offence, is a big one with devastating consequences for the accused.
An imputation of improper motive doesn’t have to be levelled at a named individual to be out of order.
Ms Doyle said: “This man who raped her is a government member of this chamber.”
That is a statement, not an allegation, in an orchestrated campaign — and an abuse of the parliament to do it.
Inside the chamber, displaying signs is not permitted, taking photos is not permitted, but calling someone a rapist in the NSW parliament so far is.
Unlike other Australian parliaments, the NSW parliament has never passed legislation conferring the powers, privileges and immunities of the House of Commons.
Anyone who has been sued for what they have said in the House with such an act argues privilege isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.
The precedent of Mr Leyonhjelm, sued for repeating what he said under parliamentary privilege, and Mr Johnsen, blown out of office on claims uttered under privilege found to have no validity, should terrify all parliamentarians and the public.
What Ms Doyle said about Mr Johnsen she could have said about you.
You must have a robust debate in the parliament, but the movement meant to empower victims has a real possibility of sorting grudges. Me Too has become Screw You.
Now we have real victims who fear telling their stories because they will be weaponised for political gain from a faux-earnest face.
Parliamentary privilege does not protect people who provide information to MPs.
The sex worker who accused Mr Johnsen of rape could now in theory be open to legal recourse.
Ms Doyle used this to blow Mr Johnsen out of a job, triggering the Upper Hunter by-election, which ended up handing the Nationals a bigger margin.
Ultimately, she succeeded in doing what the NSW Labor Right couldn’t — blowing Jodi McKay out of leadership and herself out of a shadow ministry.
Some 400 years later, this exceptional right has come far in time and purpose from its design.
Next time you hear a salacious slur in the chambers, think of the motive.
Privilege was supposed to be for protection, not assassination.
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‘These boys who couldn’t hope to win in any fist-fight with me’
And there it is.
Bird, you’re socially inept. That is to say, you cannot function in a normal society. Can you?
So to compensate, already having a modicum of basic intelligence, you warped it to become a self-imposed outcast. Your own importance is critical to what’s left of your ego so you pretended to see things others can’t and have insights others don’t.
And then, somewhere along the way, you stopped pretending. Didn’t you?
Do you even see what you’ve become? Or have you wiped your own past, like the equally real European past of 70 years ago you deny?
This is part of the reason you’re a casual employee. Isn’t it?
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We know the ‘elites’ are expecting to own everything by 2030.
It’s just working out how they have planned this.
It would have to involve a financial system collapse.
I think they have to have the world population effectively prisoners before they do it.
Which is the phase we are going through now.
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So what did he tell you Timothy? What did the man say? Be real specific.
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He and his colleagues arrived at Belsen shortly after the Germans evacuated.
There were vast heaps of unburied bodies, and vast numbers of near dead survivors. Mass graves were located soon after.
They did their best to help the survivors.
The survivors were predominantly J(e)wish and told them that the dead bodies and the occupants of the mass graves were overwhelmingly their family members and other J(e) wish people who had been interned and worked and starved to death by the Germans.
Is that enough to go on with?
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Calling, Doomlord, Adam,
Calling Doomlord, Adam,
A smite and a “bad word” tie-in are required to permanently remove this sh1thead.
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*chuckles
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Like banging your head against a brick wall.
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Tom Fitton says it all: Derek Chauvin, the poor bastard who was present when george the grub died from a drug overdose was publicly pilloried immediately because george the grub was black yet the black bastard who murdered Babbitt has been protected:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNy8JiaPzLg
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noice … !!
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“All you people so upset by Bird – don’t you have a functional scroll button?
Adam will deal with him in due course. In the meantime simply ignore him.”
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No….you don’t dictate to others here.
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KD @ 8:55pm
well said.
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You’re asking people questions, Bird.
You haven’t answered mine.
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Guys, he’s enjoying the conversation, and now wants detail. The hunger is insatiable, disguised as questions and demands.
Oxygen deprivation please.
There are a million other things to talk and argue about. Or not. Your choice.
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ATC was all class. Check out how busy this scene is.
Mintox.
Oshkosh at its Busiest! Rapid-Fire Departures – Saturday Part 1 – EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2021
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Against my better judgment I’ll respond to the psycho putz:
Irving does claim 4 million, attributing that mostly to disease. As to the gas chambers and ovens, he denies the existence of the former and the ability of the latter to process so many bodies, based on his own rule-of-thumb estimates of the fuel needed to burn a body.
It came up at his trial and on his website, which I’m not sure even exists any longer.
Come on, Adam, zap this smega-brained disgrace.
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“There are a million other things to talk and argue about. Or not. Your choice.”
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We’re trying. I thought Vikki’s piece in tomorrow’s DT, which I’ve uploaded above, is pretty good.
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Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention that the German armed forces had evacuated but the German prison guards were still there and they corroborated everything that the inmates said.
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Asking a lot of questions.
Not answering any questions.
I’m right. Aren’t I?
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From rosie’s link above:
LOL
Champions.
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Then why were the only people who starved to death the J(e)ws in the camps?
BTW nobody ever alleged that gassing occurred at Belsen, that happened elsewhere.
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Don’t know whether anyone else noticed, but the PM today said that it was legal for businesses to refuse admission or service to the unvaccinated.
Let that sink in.
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I’m going to repost this at the top of the page, because I’m right.
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‘These boys who couldn’t hope to win in any fist-fight with me’
And there it is.
Bird, you’re socially inept. That is to say, you cannot function in a normal society. Can you?
So to compensate, already having a modicum of basic intelligence, you warped it to become a self-imposed outcast. Your own importance is critical to what’s left of your ego so you pretended to see things others can’t and have insights others don’t.
And then, somewhere along the way, you stopped pretending. Didn’t you?
Do you even see what you’ve become? Or have you wiped your own past, like the equally real European past of 70 years ago you deny?
This is part of the reason you’re a casual employee. Isn’t it?
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Graeme, lets ignore your mental sickness for the moment. What you are doing on this site day after day from our perspective is the equivalent of telling us that man didn’t land on the moon. Over and over and over and over and over again.
Can’t you understand this? You won’t change a single mind on here. It’s boring and irritating to readers. Let the new Cat live.
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“Frost Giant Rebellion”
He’s back (again).
Bird – I’m a Jewish Economist, Squire. You do not defeat me.
Ever.
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a duel it is then
… pick a time and place
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Interview
Dave Rubin on Israel and Antisemitism
In 2018, Dave Rubin made a bold statement for free speech. When Patreon shunned Carl Benjamin for using ‘racist’ language on YouTube, the popular podcaster announced his departure from the crowdfunding platform in protest. Controversy ensued and the story hit the headlines. Prominent fellow podcasters, including Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris, joined the protest departure, “taking a hit” for their ethics, as Peterson put it, and Patreon was faced with an exodus of disgruntled
By Hannah Gal
6th Aug at 10:00 am RTWT –
https://www.lotuseaters.com/dave-rubin-on-israel-and-antisemitism-05-08-2021
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calli says:
August 6, 2021 at 9:17 pm
Don’t know whether anyone else noticed, but the PM today said that it was legal for businesses to refuse admission or service to the unvaccinated.
Let that sink in.
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He might be in a spot of bother soon.
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jupes, the Neilsen, calli and KD
We are back. Big time. This is good.
We need to talk (at length) about the destruction of our lives – which is taking place, before our eyes …
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Birdie is the pork chop at a Jewish barbecue.
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Love Vicki’s work but disagree it was a great win for the Nationals. If that is the prevailing opinion within the party cadres then they are sleepwalking to defeat in Mar 2023 especially in the Sydney suburbs where people have lost everything.
Yeah, the Nat’s increased their 2PP in Upper Hunter by a paltry 3.26%. In fact National Primaries still slipped around 2-3% despite being even higher by up to 30% not too long ago. People in the Upper Hunter had already come to the conclusion it was a hit job on Johnsen. Agree there. That said I thought the man’s heart wasn’t in it, going through a marriage break up he made some poor decisions in light of the position he held. Perhaps a good excuse for a way out hence the lack of a fight or rebuttal.
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“the PM today said that it was legal for businesses to refuse admission or service to the unvaccinated.”
Election nosedive locked in the auto pilot.
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” but disagree it was a great win for the Nationals.”
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Agree but she is BJ’s partner after all.
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“Rabz says:
August 6, 2021 at 9:24 pm
jupes, the Neilsen, calli and KD”
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Don’t forget me Rabz?
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“a duel it is then
… pick a time and place”
You do know, don’t you, if he declines your challenge, you send your stable grooms to horsewhip him in the street?
I’ve often lamented the passing of the practice of dueling.
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Existing, as we are, in an age of unprecedented global insanity. 😕
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‘Get yourself a GoldPass trading account now and put some funds in it.’
Perth Mint?
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Osmar White, the Australian correspondent for the Melbourne Sun who rode with Patton’s column, records being the first journo into Buchenwald and what he saw.
https://books.google.com.au/books?id=tWy1sBizZqkC&pg=PA77&lpg=PA77&dq=osmar+white+conqueror%27s+road+concentration+camp&source=bl&ots=Xm5R1UeaOk&sig=ACfU3U3sQDcqcGMx7U2pxGnJ1KFpROwswA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj7mZ_EpJzyAhU7-nMBHTCjDkY4ChDoAXoECAYQAw#v=onepage&q=osmar%20white%20conqueror's%20road%20concentration%20camp&f=false
His book, Conqueror’s Road, is a terrific piece of writing and reporting and heartily recommended.
It also comes with an interesting twist. Years later back in Oz, White is camping by himself in the NW when a carload of univited guests arrive to share his campfire. He’s a bit anxious, especially about one of the arrivals who keeps staring at him.
Turns out his visitor was a Buchenwald inmate and White’s face was engraved on his brain, the human symbol that it was finally over.
Also a great sketch, his encounter with Goering’s art curator at Carinhall. Creepy to the max.
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Cass – I was namechecking legends at the top o’ this page, Squirette.
If that’s any consolation. 😉
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Frost Giant Rebellion says:
August 6, 2021 at 8:21 pm
So Alpha are you the one with the evidence? Or are you saying its all about going there and standing there and touching the one true cross?
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You’ve been given it.
The situation for the all the prisoners of the Third Reich held in Poland was identical. A forced winter march back to Germany.
The Western POW’s had it tough. Very tough. Most survived.
The 23,000 non-belligerent prisoners of the Reich from Poland who were concentrated at Bergen-Belsen did not.
Explain that disparity?
You won’t because you can’t.
Now fuck off.
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calli says:
August 6, 2021 at 9:17 pm
Don’t know whether anyone else noticed, but the PM today said that it was legal for businesses to refuse admission or service to the unvaccinated.
It is legal. If not for the ADA it would have been legal for that cake shop to refuse providing cake for a gay wedding. I think the owners got the rough end of the stick because their religious convictions were not being respected and that is also part of the ADA coverage. Vaccination is not covered under that Act. The PM has nothing to worry about because the very greater majority of people will agree with him.
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Bird.
You are wrong. Insecure, shrill, casual and wrong.
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but the PM today said that it was legal for businesses to refuse admission or service to the unvaccinated
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It would follow that they can also refuse admission to the vaccinated. Yes? Private business can decide who they allow on their premises.
Did the PM mention anything about Government premises? Say, like Centrelink.
Can of worms, but I reckon they would be pushing “shit up hill”.
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Bloody hell, can’t you see that the gnashing of teeth is part of the problem?
Engage in the conversations you deem worthy, the rest fall by the wayside.
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Enjoying the non banning of various “controversial” words … 😇
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and many of my stable-grooms are rather um … unstable
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calli says:
August 6, 2021 at 9:17 pm
Don’t know whether anyone else noticed, but the PM today said that it was legal for businesses to refuse admission or service to the unvaccinated.
Let that sink in
Calli, I think he’ got buckley’s and so have they. First, he’s leaving it up to private business, the same with employers “forcing” employees to take the jab. If he was in a position of power he would pass the relevant legislation.
Second, the privacy laws mean that no one has the right to ask another person what their health status is – that would be like asking a pregnant woman if she’s pregnant.
Up thread I said that the twin hurdles over which employers have to get are discrimination and reasonableness, according to the Sky report. If people are not showing any sickness – no symptoms at all – then to deny service is to discriminate. On top of that, at the moment many, many businesses are crying out for customers – which of these businesses will turn away paying customers?
I see the PM’s position as a cop out – he’s on borrowed time and he’s got nothing.
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Peeples – it’s a Friday night in Schlockdown:
We were at a pardee … 😎
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh5J33KAaqw
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RD,
+1
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Quelle surprise
Paywallian:
‘Bill Gates praises Australia’s Covid response’
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Politichix – greetings! 😏
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Birdie, if we are indeed a hologram of a 2D flatland, how do the inverse square laws (spheroid) apply?
IIRC this is derived from information theory whereby all of the information contained by a black hole is present on its spheroid surface, not its volume.
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Then why were the only people who starved to death the J(e)ws in the camps?
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You haven’t answered that FGR.
Prove that anyone else starved – using exactly the same standard of proof that you demand of people who say the Holocaust happened.
Exactly the same standard of proof.
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Covid ‘toon
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E7hDsk6XMAk2Q3a?format=jpg&name=900×900
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..test
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Frost Giant Rebellion says at 8:48 pm:
Your big stupid gob sits right in the middle of your laughably stupid face ya mad fool. Did I say anything about me and “tough guy”?
As Sheriff Ray reminded Butch and Sundance “My times is over …” but it is important for one to pass the skills and practices on to worthy fellas in the the next generation.
I see some of the nongs here fantasise that you are a clever chappie but, just like you, they don’t get out much! 😁
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