Open Thread – Tuesday 17 August 2021

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  1. Axl Rosé says:

    Thanks Prof.

    Slightly lower take up in those areas but nothing to inspire confidence of any real push back.


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  2. mh says:

    Queensland seals GF in historic $25m coup
    After months of speculation, the venue for the 2021 NRL grand final can be revealed, breaking a 114-year tradition.
    ***

    I expect the Qld govt could have sealed the deal for far less.
    Where else is the NRL going to play it, ffs.


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  3. Axl Rosé says:

    Crapping on about Ivermevtin and HCQ et al is a waste of time, idiotic and of negative value.  It keeps the narrative in tact.  The narrative is a lie.

    This isn’t about a virus.  The virus is just the excuse for the implementation of the Digital Hell.


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  4. Runnybum says:

    Prof bumhole (JC).

    I berate any knobhead including you who votes liars or SFL, they have fucked us over for decades & still arseholes like you can’t see it.

    Enjoy your poison jab.


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  5. Professor Higgins says:

    Yes Axl.

    If you draw a line through the highest you get around 70%.

    The lowest is around 50%.

    Without introducing emotive arguments about what people should and shouldn’t be doing, the numbers point to 80% being reached.

    Those lower areas are pockets of (cough) “large migrant family groupings”.

    Will Dan discriminate against them if they are the last ones to the 80 pussent line?

    I doubt it.


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  6. Dot says:

    *Now it seems your mantra is “Vote UAP/PHON because they are not Liberal/ALP”.*

     

    Yes. Anyone will do in the short term to destroy the establishment uniparty tetropoly.


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  7. mh says:

    ‘NSW recorded 1,480 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night.’

    ***

    So lockdowns didn’t stop the spread.
    Curfews didn’t stop the spread.
    Masks didn’t stop the spread.
    Vaccination didn’t stop the spread.

    Time to vote in the UAP and learn to live with a Coronavirus, just like we have always done.


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  8. mh says:

    Runnybum says:
    September 8, 2021 at 12:34 pm

    Prof bumhole (JC).
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    Nah.

    Its your old mate Leigh Lowe.


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  9. Axl Rosé says:

    So lockdowns didn’t stop the spread.
    Curfews didn’t stop the spread.
    Masks didn’t stop the spread.
    Vaccination didn’t stop the spread.

    Time to vote in the UAP and learn to live with a Coronavirus, just like we have always done.

    Giving more weight to Figures’ theories.


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  10. incoherent rambler says:

    Yes. Anyone will do in the short term to destroy the establishment uniparty tetropoly.

    ==================================

    dot Johnson is right.

    They have to go. If we can’t get rid of them then we are following the 1930s trail.

    This will not end well. Or alternatively, this will not end.

     


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  11. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Runnybum, who was in the Gang of Four ? Struth, MV, NFA and someone else ?
    You sound like NFA.


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  12. Neil says:

    “”””””””””””Time to vote in the UAP and learn to live with a Coronavirus, just like we have always done.””””””””””‘

     

    I am not sure how govt works but i suspect since 2007 the Public Service has been running the country. No govt Minister is going to go against PS advice. Especially during this time since no Minister has any expertise in virus management.

    Would a new party make any difference?? Plus i guess the PS is full of socialists. Howard/Costello stood up to them.


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  13. Axl Rosé says:

    Will Dan discriminate against them if they are the last ones to the 80 pussent line?

    I doubt it.

    I don’t concur.  All plebs will be treated equally poorly under Globohomo.  No more Leftist grievance poker.  QWERTYs, fauxborigines and other pet people will be back in their boxes; having served their purpose.  Only the state will be sacred.


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  14. mh says:

    Living with SARSCoV2 virus isn’t some dystopian nightmare. 997 out of a thousand that get infected survive it, and that number can go higher where anti viral treatments are used.

    What people should be fearing is what governments do in the name of saving you.

     


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  15. incoherent rambler says:

    Would a new party make any difference??

    ======================

    Well if it doesn’t make any difference then that leaves dictatorship, revolution, military coup, peasant uprising, mass emigration,  gulags … [choose one or more]


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  16. Top Ender says:

    Britain carefree as Covid rates rise

     

    JACQUELIN MAGNAY – The Australian

    Covid-19 rates are expected to spike in the coming weeks as children return to school across Britain and Europe, but despite high levels of virus circulating, the general mood is one of “we don’t care’’.

    Bolstered by high vaccination rates, people are returning to their work spaces, the Tube is crammed, planes are full and mask usage is minimal, even while more than 40,000 cases are reported each day in Britain.

    British experts, most of whose forecasts have been wildly inaccurate throughout the pandemic, have continued doom-laden predictions and have advised the government to prepare for a mini-lockdown by extending the next school holidays by several weeks if hospitalisation rates rise beyond the health service’s ability to cope.

    However, any move by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to reintroduce mandatory masks or social distancing would be a “measure of last resort’’, says 10 Downing Street, knowing that it would be hugely unpopular and resisted by a population that is increasingly concerned about the social and economic costs of such moves.

    Britons are generally carrying on with life, satisfied that Covid is no longer the major cause of death (it is now at No. 9 behind dementia and Alzheimers) even though the virus is expected to claim as many as 100 lives a day. In normal times, 40,000 Britons die each month from all causes.

    Imperial College London professor Neil Ferguson, who continues to advise the Johnson government despite his poor track record of anticipating the virus’s impact, warned: “It could be that we see two to three weeks of growth of cases and then it plateaus and starts to decline.

    “The challenge is it could be six to eight weeks (of rising case numbers), in which case numbers of hospitalisations a day could go up to levels which significantly stress the NHS and we just can’t predict that at the moment.”

    Another government adviser, John Edmunds, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said cases would not come down any time soon.

    “We are left waiting for herd immunity to kick in to stop the epidemic going any further, and I think we’re quite a long way away from that,” Professor Edmunds said. “We’re in for a more difficult period, more cases than most people think that we’re in for, and that will put pressure on the health service.”

    While current Covid case numbers are 20 times higher than at the same time last year, the numbers of deaths and hospitalisations is a fifth of last year.

    Britain has just recorded its seven millionth confirmed case of coronavirus, but this underestimates the number because most people, sick with symptoms, were told to stay at home and were not tested until four months into the pandemic.

    On Monday 41,192 positive tests were reported and there were 45 Covid-related deaths, with 7606 Covid patients in hospital, of which 1034 are on ventilators. At the height of the pandemic there were 34,000 people suffering Covid in British hospitals.

    The current infection levels seen in Britain haven’t been mirrored across the continent, although some of this is because of far less testing being carried out.

    Across the EU only 11 people per 100,000 are catching Covid, despite it being the busy summer holiday season.

    In Denmark where 90 per cent of the population has been vaccinated, all coronavirus countermeasures have been lifted.

     


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  17. Professor Higgins says:

    Dot at 12:35.

    Well, yes, sticking it to the majors is a worthy objective.

    I am just sifting through the minors to see which ones might genuinely provide something constructive.

    PHON is now an “old party” in terms of their addiction to the trappings of office and electoral funding.

    UAP ran on standing up for the little bloke, but then degenerated into Jacqui-Jackie rabble and became a vehicle for pushing Fat Clive’s personal agenda including settling personal scores on the political right.

    LDP? Maybe. I felt DL blew up a lot of political capital on vanity PR escapades of little real value. They are probably my most likely minor at the moment.

     

     

     


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  18. Professor Higgins says:

    Ruprecht.

    You’re a bit light on.

    The Gang of Four had at least ten members, depending on who you ask.


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  19. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Who were the four that Cassie emailed ?


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  20. Mick Gold Coast QLD says:

    Steve trickler says at 1:31 am:

    <blockquote>”I agree with her.

    AUSTRALIANS ARE WAKING UP, IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO FOUL LANGUAGE THIS VIDEO IS NOT FOR YOU! “</blockquote>

    If they cannot express themselves intelligently and clearly without reverting to their inner primitive, swearing to have themselves feel mighty, then the peasant is not worth listening to. They are relying on their anger, objectivity absent.

     

    Bit like Preacher struth really, with the daily rambling speeches, barely literate, the incantations and rude abuse keeping the increasingly mad echo chamber here topped up – about 20 people sitting and railing against the man, every day exhorting someone to <b>do something!</b> and demanding those in office do nothing … with expectations of excellence from everyone but themselves.


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  21. Professor Higgins says:

    Axl.

    I should have expanded.

    What I am predicting is that, if Victoria is at 80% statewide but Darebin, Broady and Dandenong are stuck at 60%, will he keep them in LockDan and release the rest.

    No.

    He will go on a spastic rant about ScoMo holding out on vaxxes for disadvantaged with a liberal sprinkling of “Sky after dark” and “the evil Mudrock press”.


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  22. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Brave New World. SMH

     
    Brittany Higgins’ alleged assaulter may well be acquitted. What happens then

    The fight for change must not depend on the fate of individual cases.


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  23. Runnybum says:

    Hey biggles how are ya, didn’t know you were professor bumfuck.

    How’s the wife, is he ok?


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  24. Professor Higgins says:

    Ah, Ruprecht at 1:17, I am not sure.

    Was it Faulty, Struth, NFA and Ted Bundy?


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  25. Dot says:

    *I am just sifting through the minors to see which ones might genuinely provide something constructive.*

     

    It’s a beer with piss in it or a full blown smorgasboard of shit.


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  26. Professor Higgins says:

    The SMH article is paywalled Ruprecht.

    Let me guess what the suggested solution is.

    Chucking out the presumption of innocence?


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  27. Runnybum says:

    Rup, I wasn’t in any gang but I would refer to the groovy gang, members numbers varied but included mini me,biggles, beyonce etc.

    Check your email.


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  28. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Prof, she is likely to lose her case, we need to change the laws and raise more money to do so.


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  29. jo says:

    On the UAP membership page there was an entry for your name as it appears on the AEC roll. My name did not appear on the roll. I guess it is to stop fake enrolment.


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  30. Dot says:

    *It is hard to reconcile our empathy with victims – “believe all women” – with acceptance that not all alleged perpetrators will be found guilty. It feeds our sense of injustice. I don’t “believe” anyone in the natural course of events, but there is clear research that reveals very few women make false complaints###…*

     

    Maybe – she’s not telling the truth?

     

    Remember Kenan Basic, for example.

     

    ###That’s not actually true if you read the data properly.


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  31. Axl Rosé says:

    Isn’t talking to yourself a sign of madness?😉


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  32. candy says:

    “What I am predicting is that, if Victoria is at 80% statewide but Darebin, Broady and Dandenong are stuck at 60%, will he keep them in LockDan and release the rest.”

    …………………………………….

    I think he will go straight to vaccine passports which will merge with QR check in program and the Feds are working on that now, and restrictions placed on non-vaccinated.

    Pretty sure Dan Andrews said no more lockdowns, and so did Gladys.  Meaning – they will rely on restrictions on the non-vaccinated who will became the scapegoat for any outbreaks.

     


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  33. Professor Higgins says:

    Ruprecht.

    This is the Seven-Nilligan mantra since Pell won his appeal.

    Apparently giving evidence once at a remote site (with a tape being played at later hearings) with highly constrained cross-exam, complete with comfort dogs, aromatherapy candles and helpful prompting lawyers isn’t enough.

    What she wants is a single unsworn statement with no perjury risk to be taken into evidence as immutable fact.

    The defendant then has to disprove it.

    Of course, due to PTSD, the “victim” will be permitted to be as vague as Joe Biden about dates and places.

     

     

     

     

     


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  34. incoherent rambler says:

    How about a local council closes all roads to a council with a low/high vaxx rate?

    They can do it. And it would be chaos. Then the impacted council retaliates with …

    Note that Darebin is full of hippies, greens and other loonies of assorted  colours.

     


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  35. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Prof, they think consent is just ‘legal jargon’ and that a jury is biased about what it truly means, which is essentially ‘buyers remorse’


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  36. Dot says:

    *How about a local council closes all roads to a council with a low/high vaxx rate?

    They can do it. *

     

    Roads into town are likely main roads and therefore owned by TfNSW.

     

    It would be interesting to see how the Minister for LG would try to shaft the Councils, of course.


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  37. incoherent rambler says:

    Dot. I’m sure the councils (metro and non-metro) own excavators. Anyway, one “road closed” sign would do it.


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  38. Professor Higgins says:

    Ruprecht.

    We have now reached the point of saying, “the ‘victim’ must be believed … even if they were so shitfaced they can’t remember anything”.


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  39. Bons says:

    Zactly Prof.

    Our male offspring have no chance.


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  40. Figures says:

    “Zactly Prof.

    Our male offspring have no chance.”

     

    I wouldn’t worry about it. The jails will be too full with people who’ve recently sneezed or avoided the 57th booster shot to take in rapists.


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  41. Ragu says:

     

    《Nah.

    Its your old mate Leigh Lowe.》

     

    That’s one strange dude. On his high horse, as usual, over at Shelbyville Cats telling all that he wouldn’t be caught dead at this place. Yet here he is operating a Sock. Two if you’ve been paying attention as the people on discord said the Ruprecht sock was also this L Lowe lunatic

     

    Sad.

     


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  42. Runnybum says:

    Ragu, you wouldn’t say that if you saw him do a loop the loop in an Airbus A340.


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  43. A Suggestion says:

    Big earthquake in Acapulco, 7.0


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  44. kaysee says:

    How remaining in the dark and turning in vicious circles inevitably leads to erroneous decisions

    Geert Vanden Bossche,virologist

    《Conducting mass vaccination campaigns on a background of high infection rates generates optimal conditions for breeding even more infectious Sars-CoV-2 variants. The combination of massive, spike-directed immune pressure combined with high infectious pressure rapidly allows these variants to reproduce more effectively such as to outcompete previously circulating variants/ strains. Mass vaccination, therefore, promotes viral evolution towards more infectious variants. The resulting enhancement of viral infectious pressure makes it more likely for everyone, including healthy, unvaccinated people to come in contact with the virus, especially in times where infection prevention measures are loosened. 》


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  45. Runnybum says:

    mh, thanks for the heads up.

    Which sock is JC, any idea?


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  46. Grigory M says:

    Grigory: no friends

    ******************

    Meh – I said many years ago on the original Cat that there are no friends on a blog – not really. Relationships can and often do turn quite quickly – from convivial to acrimonious – and they invariably stay that way. Misunderstandings and pile-ons regularly occur – some people reveal their vindictive nature and lie about others for their own ends. That’s just the way things are.


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  47. Professor Higgins says:

    Ragu, pass on my regards to the missus.


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  48. kaysee says:

    Christina Pushaw

    《The day I realized lockdowns aren’t about health was in May 2020. I lived in Tbilisi, Georgia ……………… 》

     

    《 Georgia is one of the most religious countries in the world. For political reasons, the gov could never close churches (I see it as a good thing.) During the height of lockdown in April 2020, thousands of people crowded into Easter services & took communion from the same spoon.

    A journalist asked the Minister of Health whether that would spread COVID. She replied: “Scientists haven’t done any studies that prove COVID can spread in church.” 🤔 (Interestingly, Georgia didn’t see the predicted spike after Easter, so who knows?) 》

    The entire thread is here.


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  49. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Prof, I believe that you lecture on Family law ?


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  50. cohenite says:

    but there is clear research that reveals very few women make false complaints###…*

    To which I respond: complete and utter bullshit.


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  51. kaysee says:

    It is now over a month since this site, this new version of Catallaxy (Cat3), was set up.

    When Cat2 was closing down, there were many who said that they were prepared to contribute towards a new Cat blog. At that time, it was assumed that the solution would be one New blog replacing the Old one that was closing down.

    My opinion was that the Cat free speech site needed to continue. And that those who wished to do so could donate whatever we could for the cause, not to have some advantage over the site because we have contributed the dollars, but because now, more than ever, free speech needs a platform. And that all who truly believe in the values of Freedom and Free Speech should be welcome to the site.

    It is just around six weeks ago that the discussion took place. Much has happened since then, and the Cat traffic has diverged onto several paths.

    Now, here is a hypothetical:

    How many of you would be willing to donate to keep this site (Cat3) running?  How many of you value this site – yes, there are some disaster areas that need serious rectification, but despite that you still think this blog is worth it?


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  52. Professor Higgins says:

    Ruprecht, please.

    I’ll be beseiged with requests for freebies.

    Now, I have been known to give a gentle nudge to people in the throes of FL trouble from time to time.

    But I so do not want to engage with dog-with-a-bone losers who will still be at it 15 years later.

     

     

     


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  53. Runnybum says:

    Kaysee, I like this new blog & I am ecstatic that biggles is here.


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  54. struth says:

    I see the pompous poof from the plastic people’s beach side chain store cultural vacuum known as the Gold Coast, (or where young wogs from Mildura’s blockies area go for honeymoons, coz it’s fancy ‘n that) is on here bemoaning the lower classes!!!

    You couldn’t make this shit up….

     

    Thank god we are not relying on ol’ Mick, (Capt snooze) to liven things up.

     

    Hey Mick,

    Get fucked.

     

     


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  55. Professor Higgins says:

    Would I be willing to contribute in cash or kind to keep this place going?

    Err, no.

    And there is nothing malicious in that.

    We have just seen a HC decision holding media organisations accountable for comments on their facebook links to a story.

    Are blogs media publishers?

    Well, the Finkelstein enquiry tried to set the readership bar very low to regulate “media organisations”.

    The upshot is, I would not want the remotest possibility of linking my name or resources to the publication of this site whilst we have a free-range Bird dropping racist and anti-Semitic bile all over the place for days on end.

     

     

     

     

     


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  56. cohenite says:

    How many of you would be willing to donate to keep this site (Cat3) running?  How many of you value this site – yes, there are some disaster areas that need serious rectification, but despite that you still think this blog is worth it?

    Yep. Adam probably needs to start a new thread though.


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  57. Professor Higgins says:

    Oh, and legal risks aside, I wouldn’t consider contributing to something without strong Avian control on ethical and moral grounds either.


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  58. caveman says:

    Is this blog Cat 3?  ,I have no idea what cat blogs are what. Does this blog need some coin?


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  59. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Who is asking about donating ?


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  60. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    A bird and beare free zone ? Tempting.


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  61. Professor Higgins says:

    Kaysee at 4:48 floating the idea of contributions.


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  62. kaysee says:

    jo,

    Just catching up. I read your comment from Sunday.

    Is your surgery scheduled for next week? Does ‘no potassium’ mean no fruit and veg? These foods are high in potassium.

    Usually, for smaller size kidney stones there are some natural remedies that one can try. But the size that you have may not work with some of those remedies.


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  63. Axl Rosé says:

    Prof.

    You want avian control, yet love winding him up for some perverse entertainment?

     


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  64. struth says:

    Well that’s what we’ve always loved about you Frank….your ability to excuse yourself from any stand that maybe required, or side that needed to be supported , bugger the consequences, I mean if it’s right it’s right in your books……you won’t be cowered.


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  65. Professor Higgins says:

    Ruprecht, I must own up.

    I am not a Family Law lawyer, but a number of former colleagues are.

    The most common thing I hear them say is along the lines of, “I swear I could bill this one another $50k without even suggesting it. He/she/ze has a total blind spot and doesn’t care how much cash they burn getting some trivial win worth bugger all.”

     

     


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  66. rosie says:

    Come on Professor, you could at least pony up for all the currently  free medical advice offered here.


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  67. mh says:

    Runnybum says:
    September 8, 2021 at 4:12 pm

    mh, thanks for the heads up.

    Which sock is JC, any idea?
    ***

    Pretty sure JC doesn’t use socks.

    Just loafers.


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  68. Professor Higgins says:

    Axl.

    The poking of Bird is designed to arrive at the Final Solution all the quicker.

    We are nearly there.


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  69. kaysee says:

    Is this blog Cat 3?  ,I have no idea what cat blogs are what. Does this blog need some coin?

    caveman, just referring to the blog as “the Cat” may be confusing because there seem to be many kittens.

    Cat3 refers to the version number.

    Cat1   Jason Soon
    Cat2   Sinclair Davidson
    Cat3   Adam D

    I do not know if this blog need funds to continue its existence. I asked it as a hypothetical question. I am catching up with the comments from the past few days and would like to know how many value this site and want it to continue.


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  70. Professor Higgins says:

    Did you see I just took a stand Struth.

    In that I couldn’t, in all conscience, provide any support to a blog which has such lax control over a holocaust denier.

    Worse than that, he accuses Jews of attacking “innocent Germans” and therefore got their just deserts in his warped view.

    That is a moral and ethical stance which I would take anyway.

    The possible financial exposure just adds to that.


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  71. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Kaysee, as there seem to be some posters who solely post here, I’d say there would be some who would see value in maintaining the site


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  72. Ruprecht Ruprecht says:

    Struth, what’s your stand on anti Semitic comments ?


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  73. Grigory M says:

    now I find that he has Terry and Robert Mc to support him and agree with every banal word he utters

    **************************************

    Just more proof that you and the truth are almost invariably perfect strangers.

    To the best of my knowledge Terry (Pedersen?) and Robert Mc have never supported me or agreed with anything that I have ever said.

    I challenge you to provide evidence of them doing so.


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  74. Runnybum says:

    Don’t expect any contribution from biggles, he has a country mansion & a penthouse apartment he has to pay for plus an A340 to maintain.

    He has an expensive wife too, he likes expensive boots (steel capped).


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  75. Professor Higgins says:

    Riddle me this Axl.

    Do you think there is a discernible difference between the unprovoked Bird and the provoked Bird?

    You see, I have memories of getting up at 5:00 a.m. and having a quick look at Old Cat before brekkie.

    Lo and behold, there would be a stream of Hitler Youth stuff there from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. with no provocation, apart from the odd “Drop it Bird” or “FFS Graeme”.

    So, yeah, but nah.

    I am not buying the “Bird would be fine if people just left him alone” line.


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  76. Runnybum says:

    mh, maybe head prefect has finally buggered off to NYC?


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  77. Professor Higgins says:

    Aaaand right on cue.

    I rest my case.


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  78. cohenite says:

    The most common thing I hear them say is along the lines of, “I swear I could bill this one another $50k without even suggesting it. He/she/ze has a total blind spot and doesn’t care how much cash they burn getting some trivial win worth bugger all.”

    That’s why I became a lawyer.


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  79. mh says:

    A woman was forced to watch her father die on a Wi-Fi video call because South Australia’s controversial travel ban denied her access to him until he was dead.

    The Adelaide woman, who had been living in Canada, has slammed SA Health for not allowing her the opportunity to bid her dad goodbye, Channel 7 reported.
    Amanda Bilopavlovic spent $11,000 on a one-way business class ticket from Canada to Sydney in a desperate mercy dash home after learning of her father’s terminal diagnosis.

    When she arrived on August 20, she went straight into two-week quarantine and made countless calls to SA Health.

    Desperate for an exemption to cross the border into South Australia, she kept her hopes up with officials promising her an answer.

    “I was told I’d hear in a few hours, I was told I would hear in four days. Just everybody told me a different story,” she told Channel 7…

    https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/woman-in-hotel-quarantine-forced-to-watch-dad-die-on-video-call/news-story/7a3d68a61880e8316a2bca7a657034dc


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  80. Runnybum says:

    Talk to  me biggles,  I need your help hunting bananas, I need your sniper skills.


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  81. incoherent rambler says:

    Cat3 Adam D

    ============

    AKA D9


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  82. Grigory M says:

    Bananas are a great source of potassium. To stay sharp on the back nine Gary Player used to eat one at the end of the front nine.


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  83. struth says:

    I abhor anti semetic comments, so I don’t make them.

    What you limp dicks are scared of is having the left associate your quivering selves with his comments.

    You’ve denounced them, so who gives a shit?

    It’s called freedom of speech, and you tools are still scared of being called names by da wefties.

    So you comment on a site an anti semetic comments on……………..so what?

    If you are walking past a mussie protest where they are calling for the death of the infidels, just because you are there, doesn’t make you responsible for what they are saying.

    He is a racist and has worked up some conspiracy theories to validate his bigotry in his own mind.

    My wife has Jewish ancestry.

    You either believe in saying your piece, and standing by only the words you speak (we’ve had that discussion many times) or you are cowering to the left.

    That’s just it plain and simple.

    What he says is disgusting but he has a right to say it, no matter what a draconian Australian law says.

    You see, he’s been able to speak freely here.

    And it’s fucked him right up.

    I remember people thinking he was some kind of genius, because quite simply he never got to hang around long enough to prove he was no such thing.

    Now he has.

    Putting right wing theories of free speech for all to the test and it comes up trumps again.

    Shine a light on it. Evil… Expose it

    Unlike the left we don’t ban speech, we destroy it with argument and logic.

    There are pages and pages of everyone denouncing him, so you’re just quivering because you got but hurt because you got called Nazis…….by Nazis.

    You play their game, doing their work, sensoring free speech because you are scared of their reaction.

    The massive reaction to his antisemetism will be read by the left wing Asio and they may learn something.

    We are not the Nazis, they are.

    And aren’t they behaving exactly as Nazis would!

    Make sure your anti semetic stance is declared and stop shitting yourselves.

     

    I’ve got up Graeme for his racism, which is all it is.

    Monty has called for violence against nazis on this blog, and no one gives a shit.

    We are not Nazis!

     


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  84. Professor Higgins says:

    I guess Kaysee’s post begs the question.

    Has AdamD indicated that he wants or needs cash to keep this afloat?


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  85. Axl Rosé says:

    Has AdamD indicated that he wants or needs cash to keep this afloat?

    Not that I am aware of.  So why instigate such a conversation?


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  86. Professor Higgins says:

    “That’s why I became a lawyer”.

    Bwah ha ha ha ha.

    I think part of the problem with these sad-sack clients is that the $50k billables will end in a blood out of a stone write-off.


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  87. cohenite says:

    Alright, all you unrepentant Judas fucking goats, queue up to get de-knackered.


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  88. Professor Higgins says:

    Axl

    That is kind of my question.

    Why was the issue of funding raised by Kaysee if AdamD doesn’t need it?

    And if he does, I think he should put up a post himself explaining it.

    It would make it clear what issues need fixing and what is proposed to be done about it.

     


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  89. cohenite says:

    I think part of the problem with these sad-sack clients is that the $50k billables will end in a blood out of a stone write-off.

    Exactly, which is why I sue the government; or even better sue on their behalf; sometimes both at the same time.


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  90. rosie says:

    Looks like someone else bought all the tins of sardines last time they were half price at the supermarket.


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  91. jo says:

    Kaysee I just can’t have extra potassium. I was doing martial arts 7 days a week till I was 58. I had to be careful with body salt replacement coz of the extra potassium, my gums bled if i had too much so it was mostly salty water.


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