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Flouncing is for pussies.
Learn from Hammy. Go out in a box.
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Worried by nano wrigglers?
Suck it up princess.
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H B Bear says:
August 18, 2021 at 8:47 am
The Green-Left Weekly (now Half) Hour has some Balinese expat bleating about they cannot get back to Australia to enjoy the medical care and community infrastructure the taxes they haven’t paid have provided. I have about as much sympathy as when someone’s rural idyll has been burnt down/flooded.
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Yep, Bear, amazing how patriotism has suddenly been ignited in people who have lived overseas for decades. Have they paid any taxes here recently?
Fair enough that their citizenship should mean something, but given scarce resources their being way down the list of priorities is not something that we should be embarrassed about.
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I’m a cuttings man. I figure God doesn’t want me playing God in the garden.
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Bear,
Probably, some of those “Global Citizens.” A nebulous bunch of service sucker-uppers who are not interested in the “putting in bit.”
That’s one thing about the pressure from govt to get jabbed that is really making me fume – the threat to deny taxpayers access to services that they’ve paid for, for not rolling up the sleeve.
But, from far away, nearer and nearer I’m beginning to hear a long gone but not forgotten call: “No Taxation without Representation.”
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Why in #@$&’s name did the US steal from the Taliban as they evacuated?
That’s just inexplicably stupid.
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On the subject of buttons, let’s take a minute to remember all those thwarted by a bodysuit during the 80s
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The 2oth century version of the chastity girdle?
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johanna – ditto for people who don’t want to pay hundreds of thousands for a two bedroom flat and be surrounded by concrete complaining about their Internet speed.
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I’m going to move the kid’s swing set onto the front driveway today and swing on them at about 9:30pm tonight drinking a beer without a mask.
Cos I’m allowed to.
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His plan was to let someone else do it, like a coward.
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A mini-documentary posted to TheCovidWorld.com provides a platform for Covid vaccine-injured Australians and the families of those who died after taking the jab to speak out.
Titled, “Our Voices Matter,” the short film features interviews with individuals who were injured following the shot and people who lost loved ones shortly after vaccination.
Every one of the people in the documentary was once trustful enough of the medical establishment to get the experimental jab in the first place.
Now, the very same medical establishment tries to tell the vaccine-injured that the jab had nothing to do with their sudden illness and mainstream media won’t give them the light of day.
Banned Video of COVID-VAX Injured Australians
https://banned.video/watch?id=611c35f4455384592c89faed
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Sorry, Johanna, I just reported you – I went to page back and hit the report button! I did the same to Calli yesterday!
btw, I watched one of the Colditz episodes!
Hope all is going well with you.
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I think I can see the tone change referred to.
Instead of people warning or predicting bad outcomes from government spastics moronic actions in immiserising millions and reacting to a medical problem with police state tactics we have some getting to the “ ill start shooting” stage of venting.
Stupid and dangerous to everyone posting here.
Predicting trouble is not the same as wishing for it.
And bird can go eat a bunch of dicks, the doomlords approach of nuking every post in in a hit was justified.
Mental illness isn’t edifying on a blog.
Just my 2 bobs worth.
Be frustrated/ angry but leave it at predicting troubles, not opining about breaking out the AK47s and throwing Premiers down stairs.
It’s bad enough we have St Albo of the immaculate dentata locked in as our next PM with all the Plibberfilth and Wongism filing their fangs for a fresh shot at the taxpayers guts.
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I think people are posting like that through respect for Dover, and people’s perceptions of his standards.
I’ve seen nothing posted indicating that he expects to replicate anything other than Sincs line in the sand. Time will tell, I guess, but I think it goes without saying that I’ll test those boundaries.
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Excellent piece from American Thinker about the ‘approval’ process for the faux vaccines:
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2021/08/pressuring_the_fda.html
The point it makes is applicable to Australia, where the latest batch of snake oil was ordered and allocated before it was approved. Not approving it was never an option.
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I see trolling by numbers is back in fashion.
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The Taliban ain’t all bad
TALIBAN TELLS CNN REPORTER TO “STAND ASIDE” BECAUSE SHE’S A WOMAN
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His plan was to let someone else do it, like a coward.
He tried to do it in 2019 and you idiots had a total meltdown about ‘retreating’ ‘cutting and running’ and generally trying to out-neo-con the 2001 era neo-cons.
Because you have no soul, or principles that’s why.
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David Rowe #1
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Zulu Kilo Two Alpha says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:07 am
On the subject of buttons, let’s take a minute to remember all those thwarted by a bodysuit during the 80s
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The 2oth century version of the chastity girdle?
Hey Rones you doxing snitch, pity she wasn’t wearing one. -:) Should I end with a question mark?
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Probably more effective. Especially if the bloke had had a couple of beers and just wanted to go to sleep anyway.
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a href=”https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E8-ZKSVVkAITEM8?format=jpg&name=900×900″>David Rowe #2
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“Because you have no soul, or principles that’s why.”
That’s because he’s a red head, right.?
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On the subject of buttons, let’s take a minute to remember all those thwarted by a bodysuit during the 80s
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I had an all-in-one pantsuit like that in the 70s. It looked great (swirly green psychedelic fabric) on my then svelte figure. But.
It was a PITA when you needed a wee, to mix metaphors.
A far more frequent problem than the one mentioned above. 🙂
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And further to that “putting in stuff,” it’s our contribution that will make this place what it is. Adam has, to use the left’s parlance, facilitated us, but the rise or fall of the endeavour is on our shoulders. So let’s get arguing!
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Monty.
You cheered the thwarting of a withdrawal under Trumps government as a good move by the army brass.
Suck it up princess, Biden owns this 100%, set up by his own catamites in high command.
“ god damn it couldn’t they have not collapsed before the mid terms”…
Oh and what’s the worth of the Alphabet agencies in the USA?
Stage is set for China to flog Taiwan like a red headed stepchild while the US has a whole new bag of snakes ready to flood whatever new Caliphate ( I’m guessing Bangladesh will be a beneficiary) the surplus jihadis decamp to.
Heck of a job Joe.
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David Rowe #2
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If you aren’t binned/moderated from time to time – try harder.
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BBS, at the end of the day, we’re all pixels on a page. It’s what we do in life that counts.
I have no problem at all with the Cat “litter”, whatever form it takes. Some will grow, others will perish on the vine. Nothing ever remains static, and if it does…look out! It’s dead. I have always been grateful that Sinc’s Cat accepted me, eight years ago feeling rather old and not very bright amongst so many sharp and witty intellects. Nothing much has changed except getting older.
Any weakness we perceive and believe to be true is self-inflicted. Strength of character is what counts, and no collective can ever replace it.
Now, down to the burning question – are we the People’s Judean Front or the People’s Front of Judea? 😀
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“The fall of Australia a way bigger deal than the fall of Afghanistan” a tweet from a pom. Sending it off to Scumoron.
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m0nty says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:11 am
President Trump told Miranda Devine of the New York Post what his plan was.
His plan was to let someone else do it, like a coward.
Thus speaketh the fat fascist cowardly fool munty, he of the slogan “Punch a Nazi”, as long as someone else (Ante-fa) does the punching, because munty has such delicate health.
Worm.
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Ruprecht says:
August 18, 2021 at 8:16 am
Mater, I think I’ll stay here, my thought being ‘if I wanted to read the Catholic Weekly in Fathers’s living room, then that’s what I’d do’. ____________________________________________________________
Agreed.
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Fucken Splitters!
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His plan was to let someone else do it, like a coward.
You lying fuckhead. Trump rigged the election to lose?
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Bulldust. He brought the Taliban to Camp David and signed an agreement which would leave it until after the election.
The way he withdrew troops from Syria suddenly and left the Kurds to be slaughtered in 2019 shows how he would have handled Afghanistan if he had had the guts to do it.
You can lie all you like, but the facts are reported history.
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Bar Beach Swimmer says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:12 am
Sorry, Johanna, I just reported you – I went to page back and hit the report button! I did the same to Calli yesterday!
btw, I watched one of the Colditz episodes!
Hope all is going well with you.
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No wukkers, BBS. I’m sure the People in Charge are aware that more than one commenter has mentioned hitting the button by mistake.
I’m good, recovering from weeks of packing and cleaning and sorting my stuff, which is now in storage. It’s quite liberating to be living in a small and not luxurious motel room with less possessions than when I was an impecunious student. Makes me feel young!
I trust all is well with you and yours.
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calli says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:24 am
“Now, down to the burning question – are we the People’s Judean Front or the People’s Front of Judea? 😀”
mmmm….how bout the Judean Peoples’ Front??
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twostix says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:17 am
His plan was to let someone else do it, like a coward.
He tried to do it in 2019 and you idiots had a total meltdown about ‘retreating’ ‘cutting and running’ and generally trying to out-neo-con the 2001 era neo-cons.
Because you have no soul, or principles that’s why.
munty forgets to mention the Pentagon chain dragging that prevented Trump from succeeding in getting out on his terms.
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Hey Rones you doxing snitch, pity she wasn’t wearing one. -:) Should I end with a question mark?
___________________________________________________________ Glad to see you’re feeling better JC. I was worried there for a moment.
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The way he withdrew troops from Syria suddenly and left the Kurds to be slaughtered in 2019 shows how he would have handled Afghanistan
The communist PKK? That was a twofer.
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On exits…
For Bear.
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(Fired in the blind due to News Corpse’s Qld server being down…)
Well. The UN-based global socialists have accurately identified Australians as being the most gullible, lazy and compliant of all western populations. We’re now a test bed for their Great Reset lifestyle. How’s it going for you so far? Compulsory injections or no access to food shops will be with us very shortly. Owning nothing and being happy eating bugs will be next. What would your WWII-era relatives be saying? Mine would be demanding public lynchings for all current politicians. Cedric, Kuranda
“Vax passports” (CP 17/8). Internal travel papers – straight outta Nazi Germany. They’re not even trying to hide it now. Davina, Bungalow
Doesn’t Australia have any electron microscopes? Because I’d like to see some images of the SARS-Cov-2 virus (CP, 17/08) to compare with images of Influenza A and Influenza B viruses. A whole population is being asked to “trust the experts” but 18 months on I reckon the experts have had time to put the evidence together. So display it publicly and stop all the hand-wringing and arm-waving until you do. Because so far, to me, it looks like just another flu but with “experts” having a mass panic attack – which doesn’t support the damage they’re inflicting on us economically and psychologically. Darlene, Stratford
Biden postponed Trump’s planned Afghanistan withdrawal date and so had extra time to extract people and equipment safely. But somehow he stuffed it up and now there’s a scramble for the exits and fleets of Humvees, tanks, drones, helicopters and ammunition have been left behind. Biden has armed the Taliban with the latest US military technology. Trump has rightly called for Biden to resign in disgrace. Republican, Cairns
I’d have the jab if I was covered for health damage from potential side effects. The govt has made it that nobody is liable except the person getting the jab. That really sucks and I don’t know of any other products that applies to. I’ll take my chances with the Covid, thanks. Mark W. Redlynch
Lockdowns have killed tourism. Responses to covid have made sovereign risk so high that no sensible person would invest in small business. These are not the governments we voted for. Like it or not, our country was taken over last year by unknown behind the scenes individuals who have bent our elected reps to their will. This will only end with blood in our streets. Sorry, but history shows this to be true. History Guy, Cairns
Does anyone realise that masks can’t work over beards? Good luck getting hippies, rednecks, orthodox jews and muslims to shave. LOL! Dusty, Bungalow
While the IPCC is raging around trumpeting that July was the hottest July in all of history, most of the southern hemisphere has had the coldest July on record, with snow in many places that rarely see it. Plus there’s been record summer snow in the northern hemisphere. The IPCC can lie about temperatures to their heart’s content but they can’t make water lie about its freezing point. I. Browne, Caravonica
Who’d have thought it? On this day in history Aussies have less freedom than Afghanis. Woz, Parramatta Park
Before he was elected President, Joe Biden said he had a plan to end the pandemic. Clearly he doesn’t or it would be over by now. At least President Trump invented vaccines – Biden hasn’t done anything. God, I miss President Trump. Juliette, Cairns
I am now so sick of the government interfering in my life and turning friends, families and neighbours against each other that I am for the first time in my life prepared to protest, march, riot and fight the monsters that are doing this to us. Was that the plan? Darren, Cairns
You are free to choose to get the covid vaccine, but you are not free from any potential consequences of your choice. Chloe Kuranda
The main obstacle to “climate action” is the lack of legitimate scientific support that anything needs to be done. All the variations are the result of natural cycles. Cody, Atherton
If we unvaccinated are to be denied public services then it’s only fair that we don’t pay taxes. Simple. Tradie, Caravonica
The extra cloud this winter has been caused by low solar activity which causes a depressed geomagnetic field which permits an influx of cloud seeding galactic particles. Like all climate variations, it’s nothing to do with CO2 and everything to do with that pulsing electromagnetic field generator in the sky that we call the sun. Skye, Machans Beach
How come the Taliban are taking Afghanistan’s cities back and not dying of covid? They’re in groups of more than two, not social distancing, over five km from home, maskless, with no hand sanitiser. No pandemic there? Jennifer, Edge Hill
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m0nty says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:30 am
He tried to do it in 2019 and you idiots had a total meltdown about ‘retreating’ ‘cutting and running’ and generally trying to out-neo-con the 2001 era neo-cons.
Bulldust. He brought the Taliban to Camp David and signed an agreement which would leave it until after the election.
The way he withdrew troops from Syria suddenly and left the Kurds to be slaughtered in 2019 shows how he would have handled Afghanistan if he had had the guts to do it.
You can lie all you like, but the facts are reported history.
munty can lie all he likes, but the facts are different to his purported “history”.
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Monty is feeling irrelevant.
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The Editor
The Australian
Our federal health department says the majority of Covid deaths are people in their 70s or older1, and that there’s been 967 Covid deaths since January, 20202.
Excluding the 800 dead from Victoria’s disastrous air-conditioned high-rise hotel quarantine3, we’ve had 167 Covid deaths in 18 months.
However, in the first three months of the Covid vaccination campaign we’ve seen 183 deaths from vaccine reactions4.
Worse, TGA data shows vaccine deaths are occurring in younger age groups than those most susceptible to death from Covid5.
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency6 (Oz, 16/08) regulates our medicos and has banned them from stating any concerns about vaccine safety7.
In effect, our governments are coercing us into vaccines that have killed more Aussies at a younger age than the disease they’re supposed to prevent.
There are TGA-approved drugs8 on the market now that cure Covid9, a fact well-known to many Australian doctors.
Our governments’ obsession with reaching “x-percent vaccinated,” using experimental drugs with improperly-applied10 emergency-use approval, looks like a plan to harm rather than help.
If only we had a large network of researchers across Australia who had the ability to find these facts and report them to everyone, many lives could be saved.
Comrades.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
0418 749 594
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1 – http://www.health.gov.au/resources/covid-19-deaths-by-age-group-and-sex
2 – http://www.health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert/coronavirus-covid-19-case-numbers-and-statistics
3 – http://www.theaustralian.com.au/commentary/editorials/victorias-treacherous-hotel-quarantine-failure-exposed/news-story/d3a97eb7696eaed88567891574338daf
4 – apps.tga.gov.au/Prod/daen/daen-report.aspx (see screenshots below)
5 – http://www.tga.gov.au/periodic/covid-19-vaccine-weekly-safety-report-29-07-2021
6 – http://www.ahpra.gov.au/About-Ahpra/Who-We-Are.aspx
7 – http://www.ahpra.gov.au/documents/default.aspx?record=WD21/30750&dbid=AP&chksum=fzAfcVE%2F5L%2BakgX%2BZZZ%2FqA%3D%3D
8 – tga-search.clients.funnelback.com/s/search.html?collection=tga-artg&profile=record&meta_i=181338
9 – covidmedicalnetwork.com/coronavirus-facts/covid-early-treatments/FLCCC-I-MASS-Protocol.pdf
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The Australian
The Therapeutic Goods Administration keeps an adverse vaccine events database, here – apps.tga.gov.au/Prod/daen/daen-report.aspx
Safety information & education
This section includes links to articles about the general safety of medicines and medical devices, including how the safety of products i
apps.tga.gov.au
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It allows you to search for different drugs to see how many were injured or killed by them, although it does not include the most recent 90 days data – to allow for it to be fact-checked.
Between 01/01/2020 and 17/05/2021 the AstraZeneca and Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines killed 88 and 95 Australians respectively, and injured 12,549 and 5,609.
Can you imagine if a new car model had such faults that it killed 88 or 95 drivers? Would every car sold be recalled and all new stock withdrawn? Absolutely.
But it’s a bit hard to recall a dose of vaccine. Once the plunger is pushed home there’s no turning back – and “jabbee’s remorse” is creating “angryvaxxer syndrome.”
The angryvaxxers are in emotional turmoil because of their hasty decision and its irreversible potential consequences – and they’re taking it out on those who are waiting to see the results of the human vaccine trials.
This is the dark side of the human condition that periodically emerges and which cost 100 million lives last century.
When governments (politicians and bureaucrats) team up with corporations to achieve a political outcome that damages their own citizens it’s known as “fascism.”
Australia is now a fascist state and, aided by its state and corporate propaganda arms, it has brainwashed a portion of the population, injected them with experimental drugs, and created a bitter societal divide along that line.
Our current crop of politicians and bureaucrats will be remembered as the worst in Australia’s history, and we can only hope they face trial at a future Covid Nuremberg.
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Peter Campion
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Excellent piece from American Thinker about the ‘approval’ process for the faux vaccines:
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Repeat – Mike Yeadon on testing and the approval process –
https://freeworldnews.tv/watch?id=6119a5c55f9bed525db38b7f
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PJW
Europe Prepares For More Cultural Enrichment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya6wAN3DnjE
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OK. I’m off to my first virtual funeral.
On the bright side, I don’t have to wait until the wake to have a beer.
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Absolutely correct.
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Leftys have always had a flexible approach to history. That might be why they keep making the same mistakes.
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Does Australia have vaccine injury compensation like Singapore?
‘3. Under the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme (VIFAP) provided by the Ministry of Health (MOH), a one-time financial assistance of $225,000 has been extended to the youth and his family. The independent clinical panel appointed to assess and adjudicate the VIFAP application found that while he has made good improvement, because his condition was severe and critical, he will require treatment and rehabilitation for some time yet to continue his recovery.’
https://www.moh.gov.sg/news-highlights/details/positive-progress-for-16-year-old-who-had-an-out-of-hospital-cardiac-arrest-after-covid-19-vaccination
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I see the TDS is still strong with Grigory.
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How barbaric is this?
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-18/nsw-children-isolated-from-parents-in-covid-ward/100385512
”A NSW health care worker says COVID-positive children who are separated from their parents are frightened and overwhelmed as the state records its highest day of hospitalisations in a 24 hour period.t
A nurse at Sydney’s Westmead Children’s Hospital has shared her difficult experience caring for infected paediatric patients amid the worsening Delta outbreak in NSW.
The nurse, whom the ABC has chosen not to name, said children were distressed about being in a foreign environment without anyone they know and staff were significantly affected by the challenging situation.
“[The] nurses not only attend to all clinical needs but try to support these children emotionally in a very frightening time for them,” she said.
“Seeing the effects of such young children separated from parents has left staff feeling pretty miserable and on top of that, the anxiety and stress of working with COVID-positive patients every day takes a toll on us all.”
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Note that (i) the story highlights the plight of the nurses – it’s all about them; and (ii) there is no suggestion that these children have any symptoms.
It hit me in a sensitive spot because my sister spent a couple of months in hospital when she was about three, thanks to nephritis, which could have been fatal. This was many decades ago. In those days, we were not allowed to visit her, we could wave and shout while she was wheeled out onto a balcony. It was devastating for us but especially for her. She couldn’t understand why her family had abandoned her.
Doing this to little kids is just plain cruel. What is wrong with these people?
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The Australian
Our federal health department says the majority of Covid deaths are people in their 70s or older1, and that there’s been 967 Covid deaths since January, 20202.
Excluding the 800 dead from Victoria’s disastrous air-conditioned high-rise hotel quarantine3, we’ve had 167 Covid deaths in 18 months.
However, in the first three months of the Covid vaccination campaign we’ve seen 183 deaths from vaccine reactions4.
Worse, TGA data shows vaccine deaths are occurring in younger age groups than those most susceptible to death from Covid5.
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency6 (Oz, 16/08) regulates our medicos and has banned them from stating any concerns about vaccine safety7.
In effect, our governments are coercing us into vaccines that have killed more Aussies at a younger age than the disease they’re supposed to prevent.
There are TGA-approved drugs8 on the market now that cure Covid9, a fact well-known to many Australian doctors.
Our governments’ obsession with reaching “x-percent vaccinated,” using experimental drugs with improperly-applied10 emergency-use approval, looks like a plan to harm rather than help.
If only we had a large network of researchers across Australia who had the ability to find these facts and report them to everyone, many lives could be saved.
Comrades.
(202 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga
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I mean, isolationism is a philosophy that you can make a case for, it’s a thing. It has consequences though, don’t try to run away from them like a coward.
As usual, Trump is trying to pretend that he can have his cake and eat it too.
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Monty
Trump want to retain the presidency. He wanted to oversee the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Withdrawal from long useless wars was actually very important to him personally.
He would have done it properly with no desperate Afghans clinging to the undercarriages of planes before falling to their deaths while he himself was on holiday.
Impeach Biden.
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If Trump had wanted to oversee the withdrawal from Afghanistan, he had four long years to do it. He was the Pentagon’s boss. Don’t give me whines about how he couldn’t do it.
Biden screwed up while doing it, but at least he got it done in the end.
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Monty is feeling irrelevant.
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Someone said he was a natural blogger.
Or maybe I misread it – a natural bullshitter?
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Struth 9.57
Was the letter published?
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Battle of Long Tan commemoration day today – and indeed Australia’s day of remembrance for the Vietnam War.
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Bulldust. He brought the Taliban to Camp David and signed an agreement which would leave it until after the election.
The way he withdrew troops from Syria suddenly and left the Kurds to be slaughtered in 2019 shows how he would have handled Afghanistan if he had had the guts to do it.
You can lie all you like, but the facts are reported history.
“Who do you believe, me or your lying eyes??!!”
Trump tried to withdraw a couple of troops from that shithole in 2019 and you unprincipled ghouls had a complete neo-con fake meltdown about it and ‘irresponsibility” and “cutting and running”.
Now Biden hands Afghanistan to the Taliban and you’re all “So Brave!”, “necessary!”.
Do you even have a functioning memory any more?
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The Islamists and Ba’athists are going to kill their enemies – why argue whose fault it is? They’re not good guys but we should not have went in (consider the Taliban come from Pakistan and that’s where all Qaida ultimately were).
What deep state moron thought it would be good to steal from the impoverished and fanatical Taliban?
Why do they hate us?!
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Although you can’t blame Biden wholly. Somehow Intelligence got it all wrong or were scared to alert Biden and Pelosi to what was about to happen.
Or maybe some racism involved by the Democrats – such as it’s only Afghans, who cares? assuming Americans could not care less about Afghanistan now.
But the image of persons falling from the undercarriages of planes is terrible. Can Biden recover from that?
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Bar Beach Swimmer says:
August 18, 2021 at 8:54 am
Mark A, upthread, though I don’t always acknowledge your great contribution to the Cat, partly because I usually get to them a bit late in that day and, by then, everyone’s moved on, that of course has been my mistake to not give you a regular thumbs up.
Sorry BBS, I probably wasn’t clear.
The last thing I want is acknowledgement for something I do for fun, it’s embarrassing really.
We’d end up in a circle thanking each other.
Posting an outstanding, interesting piece is a different matter, certainly deserves a mention.
I’m not a flouncing type either I may post the pics again, I just have the feeling that the forum is not being improved in a tech, sense and no attempt is being made for a more in-time moderation.
Adam being a busy man doesn’t cut it for me, numerous help offers were ignored, M0nty could fix the tech issue, and people offered to moderate.
With clear guidelines I’m sure there wouldn’t be any over-moderation.
But as many keep saying, it’s his blog his call.
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I thought biden was meant to bring super-duper competence to the white house.
Trump brought peace and stability to the ME, who even heard of the word ‘Taliban’ or ‘al-queda’ or ISIS, for that matter, 2016-2020?
Next up, ISIS returns – the middle eastern arm I mean, not the arm that have taken over our health bureaucracy, police and two major political parties.
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Craig Kelly MP
@CraigKellyMP
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This is what a Police State looks like
Giving power-seeking Police Commissioner more & more power to COERCE & INTIMIDATE citizens has NO place in a DEMOCRACY
You’d see it in a tinpot dictatorship NOT in Australia
DISGUSTING
Gladys is out of control AND needs to go !!
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FUCK DAN ANDREWS!!!
https://twitter.com/SlayerofMemes/status/1427772098349469696?s=19
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Don’t know Franx.
It was what Cardimona sends.
But the paper has got to read it to not print it!
How’s this goose, goes and get’s tested while he’s healthy for “peace of mind” and gets dragged away.
They are pulling people out of their homes in NSW and in SA too.
This is astounding.
And people are happy to go.
Fucking ethnics.
Between those dickheads and the over compliant colonials full of convict blood,………
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Senator’s fury as daughter tests positive
A Labor senator has unleashed on the nation’s vaccine rollout after her 14-year-old daughter tested positive to Covid-19.
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The Labor Senator wanted to give her 14 year old daughter an experimental shot? FMD.
https://thecovidworld.com/
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https://twitter.com/i/status/1427620711959457792
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I have a tune in my head this morning.
It’s a little bit c&w
Starting to flesh out the lyrics.
The chorus so far ends with:
Cos I’m a lucky c*nt
In a lucky country
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“FUCK DAN ANDREWS!!!”
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With a rosella.
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It would appear that Professor Bunyip has made a return over at DBs
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How does Janet Yellen have the authority to trouser $10 billion from Afghanistan? The US doesn’t have a functioning government, it’s run by dozens of fiefdoms.
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Mark A says:
August 17, 2021 at 11:45 pm
Lame pics.
Probably one of the last or close to it.
This forum has a smell to it that is not right, I can’t put my finger on it, it’s just a feeling.
Could elaborate but what’s the point?
Joining the other Cat forums?
No thank you, I have standards and they are far too low for them.
If it would help I could taunt head prefect some more.
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Cos I’m a lucky c*nt
In a lucky country
Obviously not Canada.
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Mark, I’m sorry that free speech in the fullest sense makes you (and apparently a lot of others who are now congratulating themselves elsewhere) so uncomfortable.
I detest and deplore the rubbish you complain of, as does everyone else here. Getting rid of it is not easy, as the previous Doomlord discovered.
That said, I’d rather a site where even the loonies get a say than one which is sanitised in advance. BTW, just wait till he moves in on Dover’s. Where will the ‘feeling safe’ crowd run to then?
This ‘cancel culture’ thing applied to a blog which allows free speech is just a wee bit hypocritical, don’t you think?
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Slayer, that’s devastating news. I’m so sorry to hear that. A 45 year friendship is one that would have had many wonderful times together.
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Worth repeating
Knuckle Dragger says:
August 18, 2021 at 7:01 am
1. Because not even the Taliban thought it would be so easy to reclaim an entire country, it takes them a year or so to plan and carry out another full-blown terrorist attack on Western soil. Or sponsor someone to do it, and harbour them before, during and after.
2. Re-invading is not an option, because conquering in this day is considered a bit low-brow. ‘Surgical strikes’ become the go.
3. After each such strike, the Talis will wheel out a few truckloads of pre-executed women and children, tastefully arrange them for the cameras and claim atrocities by the infidel.
4. And around and around it will go, because nobody has the election cycle courage to take out an entire city. Or province. Gaza, writ large.
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https://twitter.com/i/status/1427513060357406721
They are laughing at us.
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wivenhoe says:
August 18, 2021 at 10:25 am
It would appear that Professor Bunyip has made a return over at DBs
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areff casting his vote?
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Look at this silly cvnt
Terry McCrann
RBA can’t save us from the political deal
The chattering elites are calling on the RBA to “do something” as more than half the population remains in lockdown but what we need from the central bank now is policy stability.
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The reason the nation is locked down IS the RBA.
They are ‘buying’ Australian government bonds to the tune of $4,000,000,000 PER WEEK.
The RBA is underwriting the lockdowns.
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Obviously the good Senator doesn’t realize daughter would still test positive even if she’d had her two Pfizer shots.
The ignorance of these people is breathtaking, but then I doubt the ABC is reporting this particular bit of vaccine performance information.
Fully Vaccinated Texas Gov. Abbott Has COVID, No Symptoms (17 Aug)
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The Afghanis will end up with the Taliban because they deserve it – not individually but collectively. The same way Iraq ended up with Hussein. Libya -Gaddafi and Syria – Assad. Throw in the CIA, some Cold War meddling and you have got practically every conflict in the last 50 years.
Islam is a primitive and repressive religion. It is also effective at bringing some form of order to illiterate, tribal societies as evidenced by the sort of 3rd world shitholes it is generally found in. Hell, Australia can barely maintain a parliamentary democracy in the face of a largely non-lethal virus.
I have tremendous sympathy for the Afghani people but there is not much I can do about their (or even mine) situation.
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https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x172v84
Police brutality backfires.
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Slayer of Memes says:
August 18, 2021 at 10:14 am
Very sorry to hear that SoM.
As a part owner in a pub in rural NSW that is on the brink of collapse, I fear for the well-being of the majority owner who is locked out of physically being at the pub because he lives just over the border in Qld. staff are reduced to providing takeaways in order to keep the doors open. The worst ever two months of trading in six years.
My contempt for the politicians is well beyond polite words.
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Well said Johanna
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johanna says:
August 18, 2021 at 10:30 am
Mark, I’m sorry that free speech in the fullest sense makes you (and apparently a lot of others who are now congratulating themselves elsewhere) so uncomfortable.
Again I may have missed the point, I do not want anyone banned, period.
But if say you were a moderator with the power to remove an offensive post and be here at the time of posting, then that’s all would be required.
And I’m no saint, when I mean offensive I do mean something vile, aimed at a someone personally, against the law etc. you get the picture.
Calling someone a moron for instance does not qualify.
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About gooses (yes) being tested:
I’m told there is sometimes something of an art, in all that.
Heard of examples of people in England testing their young children and when positive, staying home on full pay. Apparatchiks, not self-employed, of course. And it seems the testing tends to be done during term not during the holidays when there is gallivanting across the country.
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Well, here’s a turn up for the books.
I thought the MSM were on their last legs, in need of taxpayer support?
”2:41
President Joe Biden has abandoned the media in Afghanistan, as the Washington Post publisher reportedly requested help from the White House to evacuate more than 200 journalists in the collapsed country.
Publisher Fred Ryan told National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan the Post, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal’s reporters “are currently in danger and need the U.S. government to get them to safety,” a Hill columnist reported:
Washington Post publisher Fred Ryan sends urgent email to Nat. Sec. Advisor Jake Sullivan on getting more than 200 journalists from the Post, WSJ and NY Times out of the country: “They are currently in danger and need the US government to get them to safety.”
— Joe Concha (@JoeConchaTV) August 16, 2021
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200 journalists? What were they doing all day, every day?
Doesn’t pass the smell test.
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What California needs right now:
‘Afghan Refugees Welcome in California, Gov. Newsom Says’
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Sorry to hear that, Slayer.
The cost of all this in human terms is endless and tragic.
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Joanna says:
August 18, 2021 at 10:30 am
Slayer, that’s devastating news. I’m so sorry to hear that. A 45 year friendship is one that would have had many wonderful times together
+1
Slayer, sending my thoughts and prayers to you and your friend’s family.
Kind regards,
BBS
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I can’t let this stinking lie from M0nty sit uncontested.
M0nty, the USA has a formal treaty with Turkey ratified by Congress. It is called NATO. It is in force. At the same time the US has or had an informal agreement with the Kurds.
So when it came to Turkey and the Kurds it was illegal for Trump to support the Kurds and illegal for him to place forces in a situation whereby they would be required to breach the alliance with Turkey.
Congress, its wisdom (a thing which it totally lacks), did not see fit to pass any law allowing action by US armed forces against any Turkish armed forces.
Therefore Trump did the exact legal thing. He had no choice. For that you can blame the Democrats (spit) and the RINOs (spit) who presented him with this impossible dilemma. And they did so on purpose hoping they could use his choice of action or inaction for politics.
If he’d chosen to support the Kurds he would’ve been impeached for breaking the NATO Treaty.
This is the problem with lefties, even affable ones like you. Lies upon lies upon lies.
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Appears poor Dover has just had his first Bird Strike.
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Lockdowns must go, along with Gladys
Breast cancer screening appointments suspended across all of NSW in response to lockdown
By Freya Noble • Senior Producer
7:30pm Aug 17, 2021
https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-nsw-update-breast-screen-nsw-suspends-all-services-lockdown/3920c6a8-c327-496c-bc5f-b949bedab093
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Lyin’ Joe Biden pulled the rug out from the Afghan National Army and then sought to blame them for the country’s collapse to the Taliban.
Logistical support and – most crucially – air support, were pulled in April.
There are reports the ANA wasn’t even being supplied with ammunition.
As for the remark that the Afghans were cowards, the Afghan army sustained more casualties per year than the US army did in the entire 20 year occupation.
US allies – and enemies – will be taking note.
Biden is a disgrace.
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The cartoonists had the the same theme today
#1 https://api-assets.infowars.com/2021/08/308387_image.jpeg
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It was only a matter of time, Calli. Surprised that he chose daytime hours though instead of the more common 3am strike.
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