Open Thread – Thursday 5 August 2021

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  1. Eyrie says:

    I was mostly scrolling both, like I do you most of the time.


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  2. Rabz says:

    An endless, no holds barred fight between two commenters that got out of hand. First the OT, then other threads as the fight continued into the virtual carpark. Eventually Sinc had had enough and closed the entire site for about four days.

    Due to some other commitments, I missed the entire contretemps.


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  3. rickw says:

    Finished spray painting hercus milling machine out doors, in a rare break in Melbourne’s shit weather, all packed up when I realised I’d missed two small parts! Doh!

    Now 3D printing some trial door catches for a Morris Van that old bloke in workshop next door is working on. Someone had “fixed” them by beating them with a hammer so need to get the geometry sorted before machining them out of steel.


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  4. custard says:

    The cyber symposium in South Dakota starts overnight. It runs for 3 days. The first day will examine 25 states. Working groups will then branch off to further prosecute the evidence.
    Same again day two.
    Day three, wrap up….


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  5. Professor Higgins says:

    if not for the fact that the four of you have caused serious harm to someone I happen to care deeply about.

    No-one much cares for your excessive displays of insincere hand-patting in an attempt to get your end away.
    As for damage done.
    Isn’t that entirely down to the father’s misbehaviour and her being unable to deal with that?
    Not that I blame her, but let’s not deflect blame to a convenient target. It seems to me that you might be manipulating a vulnerable person to further some petty vendetta.


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  6. Professor Higgins says:

    Bruce of Newcastle says:

    August 10, 2021 at 8:03 pm

    Was Bird smoted this afternoon?

    I counted three of him today. 

    A flock of birds.


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  7. Bar Beach Swimmer says:

    4/4/21.

    that should have been 4/8/21


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  8. Professor Higgins says:

    calli at 7:49.
    I would trust your version over others.


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  9. Rabz says:

    Gee Sky has made for depressing listening tonight. The leader of the Queensland opposition was on Bolt, chastising Christensen for stating the bleeding obvious about face nappies and schlockdowns, with Bolt in furious agreement.

    Now listening to that trio of increasingly unhinged lunatics destroying NSW on Jones’. Depressing and infuriating, especially after 53 days in schlockdown (not that I’m counting).

    Oh grate – Barilaro. Time for the off switch.


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  10. Steve trickler says:

    Scroll alert.

    Fresh vision from the Mach Loop, Wales. 4:12

    Grim Reapers 493rd squadron, RAF Lakenheath hitting the Mach Loop in their F15C’s.

    MACH LOOP SUMMER REAPERS 4K


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  11. rosie says:

    Calli i wasn’t even involved in the teasing.

    Tim Neilson made *that * commitment post conflict.


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  12. Professor Higgins says:

    Due to some other commitments, I missed the entire contretemps.

    I can give you a real-time blow-by-blow commentary if you like.
    It is really quite interesting.
    No really.


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  13. Old bloke says:

    Bar Beach Swimmer says:
    August 10, 2021 at 6:50 pm

    She said that she left Fox because there was an avoidance of putting out any facts that might undermine promotion of the vaccine. To which Mccullough replied that is called Entrusted News Initiative…

    Entrusted News Initiative, that’s interesting, I was just watching Steve Tickler’s 6:34pm video link about the vaccine passport company “Entrust.”

    I wonder if there’s a connection between the two.


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  14. Gilas says:

    No point reading any online MSM, thru paywalls or otherwise.
    It’s wall-to-wall COVID porn. Boring, repetitive trash put out by grammatically illiterate activist interns, interspersed with trite banalities of no real consequence.

    One is expected to believe that news-worthy events have simply stopped happening in the last 18 months, in a Gaian globally-aware deference to the virus, just like the magic reductions in non-COVID deaths and morbidities.

    Pushing a narrative and toeing the political line every day must be the worst job in the World. How can any self-respecting ape-descendant do this?

    As an ethical, responsible citizen I fervently hope for early dementia, double incontinence and destitution for all these hacks and their managers.


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  15. Rabz says:

    No need Perfesser, Calli seems to have described events in sufficient detail.


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  16. Professor Higgins says:

    Gilas says:

    August 10, 2021 at 8:21 pm

    No point reading any online MSM, thru paywalls or otherwise.
    It’s wall-to-wall COVID porn

    I refuse to watch it.
    I am not kidding.
    It will drive you fucking crazy if you watch and listen to “news” and current affairs all day.


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  17. Top Ender says:

    Mrs TE’s just been polled by a phone company. Amongst others, they asked for six things the PM should do straight away.

    She did well. Burnt up the line about submarines, PC, taking a Covid lead, etc etc.

    Also a question along the lines of “all big businesses support a referendum to modify the constitution for aboriginal stuff”. Do you therefore support it.

    Talk about a leading question. But no.


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  18. miltonf says:

    The media are filth. They prove this everyday. Frank Sinatra was right.


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  19. rocinante says:

    Professor Higgins says:
    August 10, 2021 at 8:11 pm

    calli at 7:49.
    I would trust your version over others.
    —————————————–
    Yes Calli.
    Listen to what uncle etc etc etc says – there is no need for you to go check for yourself.
    Uncle etc etc etc is here to tell you what to think, so you don’t have to do it.
    He excels in this, with constant backup from Uncle Knuckles and Auntie Nota.
    Although Uncle Nick seems to have dropped off the radar recently.


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  20. Wally Dalí says:

    Custard-
    is that Cyber Symposium examining 2020 US vote interference?


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  21. Uncle Nick says:

    You rang?


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  22. Gilas says:

    Oh, and what’s happening to the AZ Maricopa County Audit?

    At this rate it will be reported after the Unified Field Theory has become part of the standard high-school curriculum in Mombasa.

    The apparent passivity of the US masses towards the Big Steal is an ominous sign. The Russian Kulaks behaved in similar fashion.
    Not good.


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  23. Roger says:

    The leader of the Queensland opposition was on Bolt, chastising Christensen for stating the bleeding obvious about face nappies and schlockdowns, with Bolt in furious agreement.

    ————————-

    Heh…Palaszczuk must have been copying him in on her polling.

    Say…what’s his name again?


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  24. Zulu Kilo Two Alpha says:

    From the “Australian.” The lunatics are running the asylum…

    “Sending a smiley face? Make sure you know what you’re saying

    By Aiyana Ishmael
    Dow Jones
    17 minutes ago August 10, 2021
    No Comments

    A smiley face isn’t always just a smiley face. Behind the yellow, wide-eyed emoji’s grin lurks an intergenerational minefield.

    The ubiquitous emoji means happy, good job or any number of other positive sentiments to most people over about age 30. But for many teens and 20-somethings, a smiley face popping up in a text or email is seen as patronising or passive-aggressive.

    Hafeezat Bishi, 21, started an internship at a Brooklyn digital media firm and was taken aback when co-workers greeted her with a bright smiley face. For Ms Bishi, the welcome didn’t seem warm but dismissive. She sees the image as conveying a kind of side-eye smile, not a genuine one.

    “I had to remember they are older, because I use it sarcastically,” Ms Bishi said of her new co-workers. “There are so many emojis, and Gen Z can never take things in a simple manner.”

    The communication confusion doesn’t end with the smiley face: People of different ages take different meanings from lots of the little drawings that substitute for words in so many texts and emails.

    The rise of emoji use at work, such as between remote teams during the pandemic, has created more misunderstanding than ever, said Erica Dhawan, the author of Digital Body Language: How to Build Trust and Connection, No Matter the Distance. People over 30 generally use emojis to convey what the images always did, she said, while younger “digital natives” might ascribe sarcastic meanings to them, or use them as shorthand for an entirely different thought.

    The skull and crossbones means death or hazard to many adults. Many younger people say that to them it signifies laughing extremely hard — as in “I’m laughing so hard, I’m dying.” Since graduating from the University of Michigan in 2020, Ranganath Kathawate, 21, has spent a lot of time texting with his mum and younger brother. As their pandemic text chains got more active, he says, a disconnect soon was evident.

    “Why did you send the crown emoji when your brother sent his test scores?” he says his Gen X mother wanted to know. He explained that since the crown signifies a king, which is positive, it meant his brother was doing well.

    His mother, Gayatri Kathawate, 53, said that emojis as used by her sons’ generation are a whole new language and one she misinterprets all the time.

    Ms Kathawate said she is more likely to just pick up the phone, which cuts down on confusion. “But the emojis are like, ‘Huh? What does that mean?’ ”


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  25. Professor Higgins says:

    Rabz says:

    August 10, 2021 at 8:23 pm

    No need Perfesser, Calli seems to have described events in sufficient detail.

    Are you sure?
    It’s riveting stuff.


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  26. rosie says:

    Calli was there for the live shows sad sack.

    So was I.

    Sometimes it’s wise simply to lurk.


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  27. Rockdoctor says:

    Rabz, had high hopes for Chrisifulli as he did well on the Townsville City Council. However he has disappointed at every point. Young’s husband connections, Daddy Palace”chook”s conflict of interest, “Dr” Miles brain-dead drivel… Where have the opposition been?

    My work as much as I’d love to stay here is about to lead me back to Queensland to live again, Dave “the kid.” I wouldn’t put you on my ballot in a heartbeat at the moment. Grow a spine, get amongst it FFS…


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  28. C.L. says:

    My point CL is that there is a medical expert for everyone.
    ———————-

    OK.
    Got nothing but love for you, Rosie – remember that.


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  29. calli says:

    Uh oh. I appear to be under some form of mind control.

    Cut that out, professor! I won’t listen I tells ya!


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  30. candy says:

    They were teasing Lizzie about something or other to do with scented candles and mercy visits to family. It went on for a few days. The words Lese Majesté seemed to be the touch paper.
    ————————————–
    There were some pretty nasty comments to lizzie at that time. I seem to remember Leigh Lowe and Nick, I think?


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  31. Timothy Neilson says:

    rosie says:
    August 10, 2021 at 8:13 pm
    Calli i wasn’t even involved in the teasing.

    Tim Neilson made *that * commitment post conflict.
    ******
    What am I meant to have done?


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  32. Boambee John says:

    cohenite

    The fat turd alternative is not on because he is a leftie and simply can’t be trusted.

    I have no intention of giving munty access to my email by posting there.


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  33. candy says:

    Also might have been Arky saying some pretty mean stuff about Lizzie? a group of chaps at the time.


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  34. Ruprecht says:

    Professor, the best part of rocinante’s “story” is that all Cats have seen Ellie in action both here and at the old forum and can see through it.


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  35. cohenite says:

    Oh grate – Barilaro. Time for the off switch.

    Pity, Jones was on fire quoting from Lomborg about the recently released UN climate bullshit.


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  36. rosie says:

    Is there nothing ‘the gang of four ‘ can’t do?

    One thing I remember saying to Ellie. She was very critical of Cardinal Pell but had the grace to read the decisions and publically admit she was wrong, and I complimented her for it.


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  37. Professor Higgins says:

    calli says:

    August 10, 2021 at 8:37 pm

    Uh oh. I appear to be under some form of mind control.

    Cut that out, professor! I won’t listen I tells ya!

    Controlling the minds of the wymminses of the species is not my strong suit.
    Funny that.
    You post an account.
    I say “I accept your version”.
    Somehow that is me controlling you.
    That is some super-power!


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  38. rosie says:

    Tim

    the l*** m******* comment.

    I’m not criticising, just saying it was after the whole scented candle episode*
    *Only the cat could have a war erupt with scented candles in the thick of things


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  39. rocinante says:

    candy says:
    August 10, 2021 at 8:39 pm
    ——————————-
    You are remembering correctly, Candy. As I said, Ellie wasn’t even online at the time. It was only later when the Cat got reinstated that they started blaming Ellie for the lockout.

    If memory serves it started when Ellie, unlike most of the cowards here, had actually attended an Anzac Day Dawn Service. Struth, who had been rallying for people to attend, had been mocking etc etc and Knuckles for their multitude of excuses as to why they hadn’t.

    The Gang of Four – as appropriately named by Cassie – had no hope of denting Struth’s ego, so they turned their attention to attacking Ellie as the weakest link. Eventually, over time, the lockout became all Ellie’s fault.


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  40. Professor Higgins says:

    Ruprecht says:

    August 10, 2021 at 8:44 pm

    Professor, the best part of rocinante’s “story” is that all Cats have seen Ellie in action both here and at the old forum and can see through it.

    From what I could tell, Sinc took a protective stance with her.
    Whether that was helpful, who would know.
    One thing is for sure.
    In the big wide world of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and blogs there are no guardian angels.
    If she is genuinely on the edge, she would be well served to avoid that world, except within a very closed private social media group.
    And keep her guard up against those who would manipulate her.


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  41. Rebel with cause says:

    Emojis don’t care about your feelings


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  42. Professor Higgins says:

    l*** m*******
    ???


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  43. Lysander says:

    Does this work? Someone ping me @embritts1


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  44. egg_ says:

    Worth a rerun in view of the p1ssweak kids’ recent behaviour, some of whom appear to now be wearing socks:

    Leigh Lowe
    #3421643, posted on April 20, 2020 at 11:08 pm
    DrBeauGan

    #3421629, posted on April 20, 2020 at 10:54 pm

    I am not aware of anyone here being party to fixing a jury.

    I didn’t say that.

    You kind of did.
    But whilst we are on your subject of “blind tribalism” my critiques of ABC judicial fixing go back 20 years, on this forum and others, long before witness J started making shit up.
    So, yeah, tribal.
    I have you pegged BG.
    If you think the relatively mild take-down of the Cruise Queen was something … I can do better.
    Over to you.

    Charming.


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  45. calli says:

    We could always have a dust up over whether or not to use the “good” olive oil.

    That’s worthy of a thread closure event.


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  46. jupes says:

    ’tis good to have a hero, who today had 300,000 people from the Northern Rivers out of work, not at school, locked up down and all around, anxious about paying the rent or their bookie – a hero who just does stuff because he can. Ho, ho, ho.

    FMD how can anyone be that ignorant?

    It was the GOVERNMENT who locked everyone down Mick. Not a taxi driver.


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  47. Professor Higgins says:

    If memory serves it started when Ellie, unlike most of the cowards here, had actually attended an Anzac Day Dawn Service.

    Unusual place for a hook-up, but each to their own I guess.


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  48. Ruprecht says:

    All olive oil used should be the best you can get, Calli.
    Domestic olive oil is quite good these days


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  49. Professor Higgins says:

    Oh.
    I committed a “wrong olive oil” crime tonight.
    “That’s for salads, not for frying”.
    Who knew?


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  50. EvilElvis says:

    Quick question for the crowd.

    Is this census more of an entrapment document this year than ever before?


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  51. rosie says:

    Professor, sir, Calli mentioned the offending phrase on the previous page.

    I just can’t.

    What’s this about *good* olive oil?

    I’m offended in advance.


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  52. jupes says:

    George Christensen condemned by Parliament for spreading COVID-19 misinformation

    Here is the misinformation:

    In a brief speech to Parliament just before Question Time, Mr Christensen called for an end to measures such as masks and lockdowns, arguing they did not work.

    “Our posturing politicians, many over there, the sensationalist media elite and the dictatorial medical bureaucrats need to recognise these facts and stop spreading fear,” he said.

    “COVID-19 is going to be with us forever, just like the flu. And just like the flu, we will have to live with it, not in constant fear of it. Some people will catch it, some people will tragically die from it. That’s inevitable and we have to accept it.

    “Open society back up, restore our freedoms, end this madness.”

    Needless to say, SloMo and Albo weren’t happy. They condemned him.

    https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/george-christensen-condemned-by-parliament-for-spreading-covid-19-misinformation/ar-AAN8ETW?ocid=msedgntp


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  53. mh says:

    ‘You are remembering correctly, Candy. As I said, Ellie wasn’t even online at the time. It was only later when the Cat got reinstated that they started blaming Ellie for the lockout.’
    ***
    That lockout didn’t last long and Sinclair upon reopening the Cat highlighted a post from Mick of Gold Coast as something that he didn’t like. But the lockdown happened after a few days of a stoush between Egg and Arky. It could have been more than one reason that contributed to the decision to give the Cat a breather in 2020.


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  54. Crankie of Sydney says:

    I’ve just been reading back…..enough, enough, enough.

    Firstly, I recall March and April 2020 as being a rather brutal time on the Cat….it must have been due to the onset of Covidentia. My recollection, which is pretty clear, is that the blog was shut down by Sinc in late April 2020, from Friday night to Monday morning, I remember going to a relative’s place on the Friday night for Shabbat dinner and I came back, logged on and made a comment on another thread and then the site was shut down. Why? Because there was a nasty blog fight between two people….I won’t name them because it’s in the past and it is irrelevant. I remember the fight getting very unpleasant and out of hand. The shutdown of the blog had absolutely nothing to do with Ellie. Prior to the shit-fight between the two bloggers, there was also a very nasty and unpleasant pile on of Lizzie…just before Lizzie went on her cruise. I referred to those who “piled on” Lizzie as a gang of four…..which they were…it was unpleasant. Sometimes the pile ons here can be brutal. I remember experiencing one in March 2020 all because I referred to three fat women filmed fighting over toilet paper in a western Sydney supermarket as “scum, peasants, trash”…which of course they were….but for that description I was smeared by a sanctimonious commentator here as a racist and that because I was Jewish I had no right to describe them as scum, peasants, trash. So I endured a pile on. My description had nothing to do with the women’s race…it was all about the women’s behaviour….but anyway I digress. Calli got it right above. Ellie’s problems had and have nothing to do with this site, they are separate and she needs to be left in peace to sort out her problems. I have some compassion for her because I have met her..only once….and she was very nice…but if you’re having emotional and psychological problems the Cat is the worst place to be. Coming to a site like this when you are emotionally vulnerable is not wise. But I repeat…the lockdown that weekend had NOTHING to do with Ellie.

    Enough….the end….selah.


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  55. Ruprecht says:

    If memory serves

    —————————————————

    Lol rocinante, last night your ‘memory’ had you being permanently ejected from the forum not for threatening Prof Davidson and his family as posters here remembered, but for some unstated expose of the good Prof.


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  56. Bar Beach Swimmer says:

    Rosie:
    One of things not often discussed is that most people had not heard of VAERS before the covid epidemic, now most people have

    Eyrie @ 7:39 +1

    Dr Mccullough in that video explains the VAERS system. It’s a self-report system and as I noted upthread, these reports are entered into the system mostly by medical staff – doctors/nurses – because the batch number of the vaccine needs to be reported.

    Dr Mccullough also said that throughout the reporting process are reminders given that providing incorrect information can lead to fines and iirc gaol time. At the end of the initial report of an adverse reaction an interim report number is provided.

    After the report is lodged, which goes into quite a bit of information, the CDC check the report and contact the person reporting the adverse reaction to confirm the details, after which a final record reporting number is provided.

    So while the VAERS system is more than likely more widely know because of the millions of doses of vaccine having been administered to the population, that doesn’t mean that the reporting of adverse reactions has climbed because of greater awareness of the report system because the requirement to provide the vaccine dose number is not something that just anyone would have.

    While the possibility of heavy fines etc would make those wishing to “game the system” also careful because of the follow-up checking process undertaken by the CDC.

    On top of that, the fact that the CDC actually wants people vaccinated would mean that any way for that entity to reduce the numbers of reported adverse events caused by the vaccines, which could be done quite easily you would think by picking up anomalies in the review process, means that the VAERS reports are more likely than not to robust.

    To Steve; a bit of both.


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  57. jupes says:

    Albo in my link above:

    “I’ll tell you what madness is. Madness is saying let this disease rip, let people die, let whole economies be shut down. Let’s stop us being able to return to our way of life,” he told the chamber.

    Of the four “mad” statements Albo quotes, the government (and parliament) are already doing the last three and haven’t been able to stop the first. No one calls him out for it, Christianson is “condemned” for pointing out the bleeding obvious.

    What a fucked up insane country Australia has become.


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  58. Dot says:

    “In the end, in all of this, there’s, there’s one source of truth. And that’s ACT Health,”

    “We exist in the most preposterous age of collective insanity in human history.”

    It all makes sense now.


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  59. mh says:

    “Domestic olive oil is quite good these days”
    ***
    My latest bottle of Spanish extra virgin olive oil is difficult to cook with.


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  60. Boambee John says:

    Crankie

    Are you Cassie?


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  62. Dot says:

    Shyte.

    The census.

    Did McCormack and Jacquie Kelly fuck it up again?

    I’m off to get various connection errors.


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  63. rocinante says:

    Ruprecht says:
    August 10, 2021 at 9:11 pm

    If memory serves
    ————————————
    Actually, Ruprecht aka Professor Higgins aka Leigh Lowe aka abacab aka Geoff Lawrie aka Izen aka God knows who else, you asked the same question under one of your countless other online identities the other night, and I answered it.

    I’m not doing it again, not even in crayon on a piece of scrap paper.


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  64. Bar Beach Swimmer says:

    I called to get a paper form – but hasn’t turned up.


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  65. Ruprecht says:

    mh, it could be die to the fact that by the time it’s processed in Spain, transported and sat on a shelf, it’s potency isn’t what it was.


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  66. egg_ says:

    Because there was a nasty blog fight between two people….I won’t name them because it’s in the past and it is irrelevant. I remember the fight getting very unpleasant and out of hand. The shutdown of the blog had absolutely nothing to do with Ellie. Prior to the shit-fight between the two bloggers, there was also a very nasty and unpleasant pile on of Lizzie…
    —————————————–

    One of the pissweak kids also joined the thrall, only to much later on cop the ire of Arky*, then didn’t even have the guts to front up to an invitation to a beer as a resolution.
    That’s the type of cowards they are.
    Nothing has changed since.

    *Karmic.


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  67. rosie says:

    Anyone can make a VAERS report and family would have access to medical information. It is absolutely true most Americans were not aware of the system pre covid and are now more likely to report adverse reactions.

    I made zero suggestion of manipulation, what I am saying in a cohort of what 150 million people some people who are apparently in good health are going to die unexpectedly of unrelated natural causes shortly after getting vaccinated.

    That is why the CDC talks about the background death rate among other things when discussing unexpected post vaccine deaths.

    All you have is speculation.


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  68. Crankie of Sydney says:

    “Boambee John says:
    August 10, 2021 at 9:22 pm
    Crankie

    Are you Cassie?”
    ———————————————–
    LOL…who else could it be? Given how I feel about a lot of things, I feel that “Crankie” is quite appropriate.


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  69. Dot says:

    Hmmmm

    Bird was positing that electrons aren’t real.

    Explaining electrical arcing would be a hoot.

    I have nearly offed myself a few times with dumb and unsafe home mechanical repairs.

    I have seen a whole battery discharge at once, arcing between the terminals.

    If that was the field alone, the dielectric constant would be so easily manipulated, we could travel faster than c already. If it was atoms, the energy released would be many, many times greater.


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  70. Dot says:

    *It was the GOVERNMENT who locked everyone down Mick. Not a taxi driver.*

    I think people are caving in. Quite a few people I know who were anti-lockdown or at least anti-hysteria are getting the vaccines. I think they just want to get along with the system and the corridor power walkers. They’re sick of fighting and suffering.


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  71. Professor Higgins says:

    If I may be so bold, Crankie, you seem a little … cranky.


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  72. Crankie of Sydney says:

    George Christensen should walk. He’s got nothing to lose and he can sit as an independent until the election.


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  73. Dot says:

    Good lord.

    Who chose the MS paint job on the Census site?

    https://census.abs.gov.au/

    I have seen better work in Mario Paint, no fooling.


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  74. Bar Beach Swimmer says:

    And that other vid that Steve T put up – Amazing Polly – that’s well worth a look.

    Who would have thought that the company contracted to create and manage the vaccine passport for the Poms is owned by a German family which has strong connections to Joseph Goebbels.

    That is, the owner’s grandfather’s (a German industrialist who used slave labour during the war) second wife divorced him, taking their son with her, to marry Goebbels and the grandfather played host to the wedding, which included in the guest list, Hitler.

    IIrc, the owner is the richest(?) woman in Germany and her and her brother own a very large portion of BMW (together, I think it was above 30+%).


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  75. Crankie of Sydney says:

    “Professor Higgins says:
    August 10, 2021 at 9:31 pm
    If I may be so bold, Crankie, you seem a little … cranky.

    Fucking cranky.


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  76. mh says:

    George Christensen is absolutely right.
    Anyone condemning Christensen should not be a journalist or a parliamentarian.
    Because it is total common fvcking sense.


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  77. Crankie of Sydney says:

    ,i>”Bar Beach Swimmer says:
    August 10, 2021 at 9:32 pm”

    They are the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Magda Goebbels…she had a son from her first marriage….before she married Goebbels.


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  78. Professor Higgins says:

    egg_
    What was it Arky (?) didn’t show up for?
    And why was he bound to “show up” for something?
    Did he break some prior commitment?


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  79. Dot says:

    *That is, the owner’s grandfather’s (a German industrialist who used slave labour during the war) second wife divorced him, taking their son with her, to marry Goebbels and the grandfather played host to the wedding, which included in the guest list, Hitler.*

    That’s interesting, but the sins of the father lead to the same nonsense the Hitlerites believed in.


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  80. MatrixTransform says:

    Rosie, you’re a piece of fucking work aren’t ya


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  81. rocinante says:

    Dot says:
    August 10, 2021 at 9:32 pm

    Good lord.
    Who chose the MS paint job on the Census site?
    ————————————
    At least it didn’t crash when ten million people tried to log on at 7.30pm like last time.

    Be grateful for small mercies, Dot. After all, we’re talking about Australian public servants. What did you expect?


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  82. mh says:

    Globalist try-hard Kevin Rudd attempts to increase the censorship in Australia:

    https://api-assets.infowars.com/2021/08/reclaim-2021-08-09-at-18.26.36-973×1024.png


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  83. Boambee John says:

    Crankie of Sydney says:
    August 10, 2021 at 9:26 pm
    “Boambee John says:
    August 10, 2021 at 9:22 pm
    Crankie

    Are you Cassie?”
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    LOL…who else could it be? Given how I feel about a lot of things, I feel that “Crankie” is quite appropriate.

    👍👌✔😂


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  84. twostix says:

    Bolt’s a secular, rootless boomer cuck.

    What did people think he was going to do when he woke up one day and faced his own mortality? Man up and stare into the abyss, or put ten masks on, hook up a permanent IV line of baby cells and demand everyone under age 50 be imprisoned so he can’t catch anything from us.

    Obvious answer.


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  85. Professor Higgins says:

    Ruprecht says:

    August 10, 2021 at 9:11 pm

    If memory serves

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    Lol rocinante, last night your ‘memory’ had you being permanently ejected from the forum not for threatening Prof Davidson and his family as posters here remembered, but for some unstated expose of the good Prof.

    Was that where someone was trying to beat up the idea of a website where people could dox their enemies?
    And when Sinc correctly put a crimp in that, he had a hissy fit and threatened Sinc’s family?
    Which resulted in him being booted?
    That one?


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  86. Crankie of Sydney says:

    So tonight Scummo and the useless Labor lite coalition have sided with Labor to censor George Christensen.

    Words fail me. I’m getting crankier by the minute.


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  87. Dot says:

    *Be grateful for small mercies, Dot. After all, we’re talking about Australian public servants. What did you expect?*

    Not much, admittedly.


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  88. mh says:

    This is what happens when you get everyone vaccinated:

    ‘The US Centers for Disease Control is advising Americans to stop traveling to Israel after giving the country its highest risk warning for Covid-19.

    On Monday, the CDC raised Israel’s Covid-19 risk for travellers to level 4, its highest risk level.’


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  89. Mick Gold Coast QLD says:

    candy says at 8:39 pm:

    “They were teasing Lizzie about something or other …

    There were some pretty nasty comments to lizzie at that time. I seem to remember Leigh Lowe and Nick, I think?”

    Was that as a follow up to Lizzie snarling at Johanna to get a mouldy dildo up her? I do recall that was around October 2016.

    That “classy effort” was swiftly hidden behind the curtains because it was unhelpful to the popular cause (of whitewashing one and assassinating the other – Johanna).


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  90. feelthebern says:

    The Sackler family deposition is on youtube.
    Takes a while to get through it.
    Post the Perdue settlement getting ticked off by the Manhattan judge, the family will have around $US5bill of assets protected effectively by US taxpayers.
    The way the family paid off DNC, GOP, FDA to get their poison into the world is breath taking.


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  91. Bar Beach Swimmer says:

    All you have is speculation

    So you didn’t watch the Mccullough video, then?


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  92. Ruprecht says:

    Professor, it wasn’t a website, it was an exhortation to send him information so that the personal addresses of politicians and members of the police force, could be ‘used’. When the Prof (the other one) cut the post, he he and his family were threatened.


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  93. jo says:

    California the same is to be said of the Scots and engineering. Herrings and cod.


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  94. Bar Beach Swimmer says:

    They are the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Magda Goebbels…she had a son from her first marriage….before she married Goebbels

    correct, Cassie.


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  95. Crankie of Sydney says:

    “Bolt’s a secular, rootless boomer cuck.”
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    Agree.


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  96. Rosé says:

    Never use olive oil as you base for cooking. NEVER!

    Lard exists for that. Or Sunflower oil etc. Something with a high smoke point.


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  97. Ruprecht says:

    Actually Prof H, you’re right, I’ve checked, it was a website.


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  98. Professor Higgins says:

    Ah, OK, Ruprecht.
    I only read the second hand reports of it, and searched the original.
    Of course, that original post was gone, but strangely Sinc left the subsequent personal threat there.
    Probably as a reminder of what a disgusting piece of pond-scum he was dealing with.


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