Hate speech and civil society

Drew Pavlou posted this and it’s been picked up by onenation:

It purports to show an Israeli being told by a muslim nurse in Australia that she is killing jews in Australian hospitals.

Given the passing of the hate speech laws, this may have been staged to justify them.

It is normal not to trust outsiders. It is normal to prefer one’s own race, that is people who look like our parents. That doesn’t mean outsiders can’t be trusted. It doesn’t mean insiders can be trusted. But it probably does mean there’s a skew in favour of your people treating you a little bit better. I question my suspicion and other views.

Serpentza, a south african white who used to live in China, on youtube reported how chinese would curse him as he walked by. He knew chinese. I have experienced similar things in various places. Everybody everywhere is racist. We are without doubt importing those that hate us on the basis of race. There is embedded and growing racism towards whites from aboriginals.

This hatred first became undeniable at 9/11 and later attacks in London, France, Germany and also in Bali. But immigration has been ramped up instead of diminished. Instead of building social cohesion, it is being undermined. Islam is not the problem per se. It’s 3rd world outsiders who do not have the skills, experience, attitudes and resources needed to prosper honestly. They are a serious threat to our civil society. When the handouts stop, as they inevitably will when the last bit of the productive economy becomes unprofitable, there will be a surge in violent crime. It’s already happening in Melbourne, plenty of suggestion that it’s happening in the UK.

I have said before that we may already be beyond the point we can save ourselves. To put up with this the way we have for so long begs the question. However, I am not convinced that Thomas Sewell’s approach is the way forward. I have a politically active leftist friend with a Philippino wife and mixed race offspring who has had the lives of his family threatened by people aligned with a national socialist group in Australia, all because of their race. More than 99% of Australians do not want that. Those guys are convinced that is what they have to do to win.

One the train this week I have seen adverts for a number of new housing estates. All of them depict Indian families. It is now absolutely undeniable that the purpose of mass migration is to line the pockets of property investors.

Watching the suburbs be populated with foreigners, experiencing growing racism towards me and my people, watching the government trample on our political rights, and being told it’s for the public good, is losing. Winning means a society at peace with itself, widespread prosperity, a shared vision for the future, a shared understanding of the past, a great deal of personal freedom, and limited migration.

I suggest that given the demolition of our culture and people we now require the kinds of written legal protections found in the USA. The Westminster system relies on a culture that no longer exists.

One way to do that is to gather in one state and then secede. Sewell picked SA, but SA is mostly arid. I’d go for QLD. TAS might be the easiest since it has the highest fraction of Australian born, but its economy is depends on handouts from the mainland. You’d have to make it an export powerhouse first. QLD has a much greater sense of itself than most other states in my experience. By working cooperatively to amplify that, perhaps you could build a populace ready to leave. It might be quicker to become part of the USA.

If you can get there, if you have the right skills, the right bank balance, and the right birth year, you should go.

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canuckdownunder

Two possible scenarios:

1) staged false flag incident

2) real, and these two nurses are so fucking dumb they said all of this on camera to an Israeli “influencer“, which says you better not be putting your life in the hands of NSW Health. I’m guessing DEI hires over qualifications.

LSWCHP

I don’t think that was a false flag.

That’s genuinely how a lot of Muslims feel about Jews, based on the teachings of their “religion”. And many Muslims are inbred imbeciles, so they’d be quite prepared to say shit like that online without pondering the consequences.

In short, idiots will frequently do idiotic things.

Nemesis

Definitely 2 – these two aren’t bright – Afghanistan avg IQ = 81

Stewie

They were probably siblings.

One of my favorite stats on Pakistanis and their neighbours

“This is one of the most stunning examples of the latter:

“Danish Saleheen stunned the audience with his story of building the world’s largest cohort of human knockouts in Pakistan, which is the world’s 5th most populous country with highest level of consanguinity ever known.”

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature22034

If they were to carry out this study in the West, say a fairly healthy homogenized population of Swedes then they would have to have sampled nearly 11 million individuals, huge, huge numbers for a study.”

I love repeating that factoid – they are incompatible with secular Christian societies (as are Zionists but that is another story).

Capture-Copy-16
Med Student No English

ENOUGH!
Enough to get a nursing degree at a G08.

V

Should anyone place their life in the hands of NSW Health regardless?
When you hear of problems with ambulance ramping etc, the system seems to be at a crisis point.
Areas of the city where the population will grow by 1million+, while there is barely any plan to service the population with new hospitals to cater for the increase.

LSWCHP

I checked out a UK based substack recently called “Millenial Woes”. From the title, you might expect it didn’t go well, and it didn’t.

It was full (as you might expect) of millennial whining about how bad things are in the UK right now. Muslims, massacres, rape gangs Sturmer, the Gummint, Net Zero….all the usual self inflicted wounds, along with a lot of “somebody must do something”.

Very kindly, I told them that the UK has allowed Muslim savages to brand their daughters anuses with hot irons while raping thousand of them. In some cases, the Muslims have ground their daughters up into paste and sold them at the kebab shop. This is a true thing, btw.

I further advised that this has never before happened in the history of the world and the UK is an international pariah as a result, and every decent man in the world feels nothing but disgust whenever he contemplates the UK and the people who live there.

Finally, I suggested that everyone in power over there, from the King on down, should go into the mess with a whiskey, a revolver and one bullet, and do the Only Honourable Thing.

Unsurprising the weak pissant who facilitates the blog sent me an email telling me that I’m banned from further commenting.

And that is why the UK is doomed. They truly ruly can’t handle the truth.

OzCuck

I’ve had a QLDer tatted up millenial guy come up on my youtube, whinging about house prices, he liked every single comment except for the ones mentioning immigration. I’ve since told youtube to stop recommending his channel. Wokies aren’t human.

bigduke6

Well done sir. I’ve always said the brits were so dumb the only way they were going to save themselves was to be hit, hit and then hit again.
We can only hope they care enough to fight for their way of life, if they dont they are dead meat.

Stewie

I wrote a year ago:

If the West is now calling for terms, then calls for the Ukraine to be rebuilt are going to follow very shortly – where will the Ukraine source its replacement population from? Wherever they source the people from, you can guarantee that they will be a population group specifically selected for being highly endogamous and resistant to assimilation.

Now ZH is reporting

Vasyl Voskobojnik, president of the Ukrainian Association of Foreign Employment Agencies, says the population decline can no longer be offset by simply increasing the birth rate, and immigration from Third-World countries is the only solution…According to Voskobojnik, Ukraine can mostly attract labor from countries where the standard of living is even lower than in Ukraine. Many of the working-class Ukrainian men who survive the war may therefore see the labor power they could have wielded after the war evaporate as an influx of even poorer migrants enters the country and drives down wages….This means that immigrants may arrive mainly from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, as well as North African and Central Asian countries.

This was always part of the plan – Genocide the largest part of the existing population capable of resisting their plans, then import their replacements as client slaves.

Zionists (Jews) have been doing this for millennia

But Sennacherib, king of Assyria, had already come, and through his policy of forced population transfer he had scrambled all the nations of the lands, as it is stated in reference to Sennacherib: “And I have removed the bounds of the peoples, and have robbed their treasures” 

(Isaiah 10:13).

…and Ukraine is full of Zionists – starting with their President.

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the arborist

So much evidence of this happening for so long and STILL people refuse to see it. The propaganda is powerful indeed. Cracks are showing through the propaganda though, and more people are seeing the light through them. Will it be enough to stem the tide? Stay tuned for the next exciting episode.

Stewie

Hence the desperation in their war against free speech.

A truth will stand on the basis of its own validity, while a lie needs constant protection and shelter.

Here is another truth hidden by the Zionists in the media and power:

https://x.com/LoricaResolute/status/1889831884013838524

Their core argument as to why Israel is even needed is build and based around a complete lie – there was no Holocaust. The real Holocaust was their threatened removal/expulsion from Europe and the undoing of their plans for subjugating every other civilization and ‘inherit the earth’ as their God promised them.

While I dislike inbred sand, imported niggers like the two nurses behind the current controversy, they would actually have been doing the world a favour if they weren’t just stupid blaggarts goaded into making up bullshit on Tick-Tock.

Roger Dodger

You seen this? I wonder if Michael West is a guest here sometimes. #balls-of-steel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YKLjsICAh4

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Stewie

You seen this? I wonder if Michael West is a guest here sometimes.

I doubt it. MW is a pretty smart and well read dued – he’s also quite open minded while at the same time being disagreeable enough that rather remain in the narrative enforcing msm and collect a fat paycheck, he went out and started his own media company.

Being anti-Zionist, for quite reasonable reasons, simply the ott destruction of Palestine, has meant that a lot of informed well read and open minded, and confident in their own ability to make an informed decision rather than rely on consensus (disagreeable) has meant that have been exposed to both the vitriol and hate by the Zionists, and the stream of anti-Zionist (basically antisemetic replies by Far Right Reply Guys, dropping their truth bombs.

It doesn’t take long for a curious open minded person, to start looking those factoids up and being amazed that they were apparently true, just hidden and not spoken of, and of course whole rabbit holes open up from there, the limit of which solely depends on how well read, open minded and disagreeable you are.

All of what he talks about is imho the truth. Hasbara is something that most Australians are completely unaware of. IMHO his biaseses and distain for Zionists is imho probably the closest to the truth as is to be found in any voices within Australian media.

Not that he is perfect, besides his swallowing of the MultiCult pill he is imho still limited in his world views. Mainly that while he is fully distrusting of the msm narrative of many subjects in the contemporary world today, he still believing that our historical narrative is the complete truth and not in fact another Zionist construct.

OzCuck

Jews definitely need to have an eye kept on them but hopefully this will make way for the discussion to focus way more on numbers and hoomers, like us MB losers been doing for at least a decade.

bigduke6

As soon as I found out Z was a jew it was easy to understand why he was going to find it very easy killing a million Caucasian men to line his own pockets.

Stewie

Heuristic short cuts exist for a reason, antisemitism is just muscle memory.

JimsCentralBanking
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Gruppenführer Mark

I’ve written about NED, a repubs’ version of USAid in the previous thread.

Looks like they, too, are on a chopping block.

Interesting.

Nemesis

Those old RINOs are out too

OzCuck

Mike Benz is a big figure in exposing it. Looking forward to listening to the latest Joe Rogan podcast which he’s on.

I hope America at least gets a few roads and bridges and stuff instead of having to see it all go OS and feeding hoomers via reffos. But I won’t get too excited.

Roger Dodger

Off-topic @LSWCHP – anything of note to your own well-being (given your hobbies) re the assertions in this article?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-12/sniper-blast-brain-injury-defence-personnel/104847586

Looks plausible to naive ol’ me but my inner-sceptic was also triggered too (think: ABC nanny-state mollycoddling propaganda? New opportunities for more medico-legal/NDIS $$$-suction?).

“Blast overpressure occurs when a weapon is fired and the explosion creates an invisible high-pressure shock wave that travels through the body — including the brain.

Scientists have now found this kind of pressure can cause microscopic damage and scarring within the delicate brain tissue. The symptoms, such as memory loss, personality changes and headaches, can take years to surface.

Those within the ADF who train others are most at risk of brain injury due to their repeated exposure, including Special Forces method-of-entry experts, navy clearance divers and others who work with explosives or heavy weapons.”

Apologies if “old hat”.

Cheers,
RD

LSWCHP

The point of that article is undoubtedly correct, and I feel very sorry for those poor blokes. I’ve not fired a .50 BMG, but I’ve stood next to them during firing, and the blast wave is an actual physical thing that hits you.

Firing dodgy .50 BMG rifles with muzzle brakes that deflect the blast sideways and rearwards would make it even worse. There are plenty of videos on youtube of people touching off .50 cal rifles, and it’s an awesome thing.

And then exceeding the allowed number of rounds per day many times over, for extended periods. They’d be like boxers who received way too many punches to the head.

I’ve been reloading ammunition and shooting regularly for over 45 years with a wide variety of weapons at a rate of 5000-7000 rounds per year. I’ve always been extremely careful about cleanliness, hearing and eye protection. Apart from a bit of high frequency hearing loss I don’t think I have any other noticeable negative effects.

Gruppenführer Mark

Don’t have any experience with .50 cal, but owned and shot a number of rifles and pistols back in my Yankee days. Rifle-wise, my fav was Remington 7 mm magnum, with scope and bipod. Bought it $500 cash from a soldier rotating to Iraq. Solid rifle.

However, the most surprise I ever got was from firing .44 magnum revolver. Didn’t expect that much recoil, almost hit my forehead. Powerful stuff.

the arborist

Oh, the humanity!

https://youtu.be/kSuzQA4CZb4?si=kqEwPYve3rv703L3

To save time, just go the 6:55 mark.

Roger Dodger

Thought provoking article @robert2013. Appreciate your effort.

I’m curious as to why you have rejected WA (or a subsection of it) as a potential succession bolthole?

South-western WA is my personal favourite thus far – great weather, good food choice, decent enough infrastructure. Downside – not much pristine freshwater about.

To me, Queensland is somewhat parochial, doesn’t do infrastructure well (govt is so easily ripped off) – and the weather in summer sux bigtime. It is a frankly a hot stinking s**hole in most places during summer (+ a month or two either side thereof). I’m so so glad to have left the place.

Tasmania would be my #2 – lovely climate (four seasons), good food opportunities, lots of pristine still and flowing water and even beaches – but not much mineral-wealth. Further, it has an unhealthy, lesser-educated population from what I can perceive. Still, I think I’d be very happy there.

I’ve not been to Adelaide-region, so no comments on that area from me.

robert2013

WA has the highest % foreign born of any state. It’s already over. Parochial is exactly what you want.

Roger Dodger

>>> WA highest% born of any state.
I played with the ABS numbers a bit and you’re right at first glance.

However, if one breaks the foreign-born down into 2 groups (EZFKA-reader -preferred vs -non-preferred country-of-origin + further, rendering those out of the top-10 as non-preferred**) there’s actually not much in it between QLD and WA.

After adjusting as-above, the %foreign-born from “preferred” sources:
%WA – 42.11% (vs total foreign-born 34.15%)
%QLD – 43.89% (vs total foreign-born 24.23%)

If my calcs are right: “don’t give up on WA!”

** we might be pleasantly surprised as to the “other” on the ABS site… perhaps a majoriy of them come from places readers here would prefer? (I didn’t go digging for that info)

EDIT: of course I didn’t factor-in the NZ stepping-stone into Straya.

>>> Parochial
Sure, but it’s gotta be in the right senses of the word.

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robert2013

I don’t count preferred other. Including poms. They can be as much a 5th column as the rest. I’ve met so many who say this is not their country or ours, ceding it to the aboriginals. A bigger problem in WA may be native title claims. Hardly any affordable decent land in the bush here. Not sure why, just a hunch.

Parochial meaning you look after your own, defend your territory from invasion. Never say die.

QLD has more to build on than anywhere else.

The90kwbeast

Realistically it’s mostly Vic, NSW and the ACT that are the issue. Everywhere else is fine.

Gruppenführer Mark

Mate, WA is great! I live there as well.

Stewie

Long term I like Tasmania for one other reason – with its abundance of hydro it should always have access to cheapest power the country.

As power costs rise, living in places like QLD is going to become more unpleasant and expensive.

Roger Dodger

Yeah Qld’s humid heat is unrelenting most years for the best part of 6 months of the year – even in BNE. From Easter it is usually pretty nice though.

Winters can be very cool – I lived approx 12km north west of the CBD (just a regular suburb – ex-dairy country apparently) and we even had frosts occasionally.

It calms my negativity towards the place a little to think of those lower temps. However, then I ponder Oct, King’s Birthday weekend and in my case it was always a statement of “I’m not ready for this (summer)”. Never going back to live.

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Ramjet

You are right that April and September are the best months in Brisbane and for that you have no argument from me. However, QLD’s weather is diverse, although I feel regional NSW has something for everybody in terms of weather.

The hinterland of the GC and SC have good climates. Toowoomba is not too bad either.

But to the point of Robert’s post, I don’t think Brisbane is as based as we think it is given their voting patterns in the inner areas. The prior government was a milder version of the horrendous Victorian government. I would say the best thing going forward would be Vexit as the rest of Australia (excluding Canberra and capital inner cities) do not want mass immigration.

Roger Dodger

Spot on re Qld Labor being Vic-Labor -lite.
I’m sensitive to the humidity so Toowoomba great but not GC & SC. Also Granite Belt a winner for me (snow every coupla years).

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The90kwbeast

I think we’ve seen inner Brisbane is just as woke as Syd/Mel in voting patterns

The occa Aussies in Brisbane are all middle and outer ring

I’d argue Brisbane has fantastic weather to be honest. You are definitely swapping a more humid and warmer summer which impacts livability to a point outdoors but then split system air con costs $2.5k for anything indoors these days and solves that.

Winter is so much better as well.

LSWCHP

Nobody in Canberra wants mass immigration except for the fucking idiot politicians everybody else sends here to pollute the place.

Stewie

Yeah – there are many places in the hinterland and various table lands that are very pleasant, away from the humidity. I don’t mind too much of a dry heat, but it is still too tropical for me. I like the seasons too much.

Ramjet

Adelaide is like Melbourne 40 years ago. Traffic is reasonable, people are pretty friendly and going out to eat is pretty reasonable in terms of costs and quality.

But if SA did secede, it would be dependent on the flows in the Murray River to remain viable.

Stewie

Not that it would improve SA’s access to fresh sea water, but I remember reading somewhere when ideas of public works didn’t first have to be passed through a lens of environmental protection agencies and ‘scientists’ neurotically worrying about the environmental consequences, about a plan to permanently flood Lake Eyre.

The plan was to build a tunnel and pipleline from Pt Augusta to Lake Torrens, which is about 30m above sea level – although it need only have been about 20m, because lake Torrens is generally so shallow they would have needed to dig a bit of transit reservoir, and then build a 2nd tunnel or pipeline to Lake Eyre, which is 9m below sea level. The difference in height to sea level would pull the water through, so long as it didn’t flow through to Lake Eyre or evaporate from Lake Torrens faster than it was sucked through from the Ocean.

The impact of such a large permanent inland body of water would radically alter western NSW’s aridity. Over time it would gradually become ever more salty, but that would be on a scale of hundreds of years. Sadly though such grand projects like that or repeating the Snowy Mountains Scheme in QLD, would never occur now. For all the talk of Snowy Hydro 2.0 they rolled back much of the water that became available for irrigation, to flush it back downstream and into the Ocean in the 2000s.

robert2013
Stewie

Its amazing how our ‘most vulnerable’ community is also the wealthiest.

The90kwbeast

I’m not adding anything new but again this is why property investment as an Australian citizen needs to be on everyone’s radar. You are directly financially hedging against these issues.

Also consider shares in REA, a market titan and leader.

It is your obligation that as an existing Australian citizen, you buy up as much property as you can as is your right.

This is so that the new blow in arrivals going through the visa to resident to citizen process can either be locked out entirely and be stuck renting to you as a landlord, or otherwise pay top dollar to join the club – as they damn well should.

Your children and their children will thank you for passing on intergenerational wealth of a foundational asset to society in a first world country where said asset is designed to only go up in value.

The90kwbeast

To achieve this you either buy in areas you just know will be pummeled with immigration to ride the wave, or otherwise select areas that will continue to be popular for white flight exits or retirement from the major cities which is what will accelerate over the coming decades, as a second order play.

Ramjet

I would recommend more than just REA shares. Note that most are expensive at the moment, but would buy in the dips:
WES – for Bunnings when tradies need to buy stuff for the defective builds
Big 4 Banks – saved during the GFC and will do so in the future
COL & WOW – more people mean more customers. Extra 2% per year mean sales increase of 2% pa guaranteed
EDV – more people means more booze sales
QAN – seen domestic airfares lately? More people will need domestic flights. I mark this more speculative.
SIG – given how fat and unhealthy people are. And an extra 2% every year.

I am sure people will add more. But there is a group of companies that don’t need to innovate and just keep getting revenue increases from an extra 2% of people every year. I see this as a part of an EZFKA portfolio.

The90kwbeast

Transurban is another one

Carsales also a very high quality company

Woolies has been a dog for me to be honest it will be interesting what the ACCC ends up doing with Colesworth in the coming years

The90kwbeast

Lol at this policy change

Shutting the door after the horse has bolted

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/104941620

Ramjet

It will do nothing when you have invited the world to live through education and skilled visas.

Ramjet

Sorry, should be live here through education and skilled visas.

The90kwbeast

Yes it’s too late

There must be at least 1m additional immigrants here now post COVID that will work their way through to PR in the coming years, if not already, from their various visas and all will wind up wanting to buy a house.

These reforms are meaningless because until you make it harder to obtain PR, it’s the visa to PR blow ins that are the real issue to property markets. Not the people at top of funnel visa status per se which is something like 1-2% of all property transactions.

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the arborist

They won’t do any such thing. Whatever ‘rules’ they may put in place will not be enforced. Just more empty pre-election words for the proletarian legazens.

Isn’t this what the FIRB was set up to do? And when they utterly failed (for some strange reason) and got caught out, the responsibility was handed to the ATO – who also utterly failed to do the job.

LSWCHP

Snort. They’ll buy through local cutouts, just like they always have.

Ramjet

I like your idea of an intergeneration wealth assets for your children and grandchildren. It is something I have been pondering as well.

The90kwbeast

IMO property and gold are probably the only two direct assets that are suitable for multi decade time horizon intergenerational wealth creation and transfer. That and cash obviously which is getting obliterated thanks to inflation.

Everything else such as bonds or shares all either need rollovers or you need to really monitor the company for direct share ownership during your lifetime. And then you really need to do your research on companies to ensure they’ll actually be around for another 5-10 years let alone 20+

ETFs and managed funds should be better longer term but can still be wound up, or poorly managed.

the arborist

Totally agree with this. But know that doing so will result in you being called a boomer and being demonised by the system.

The90kwbeast

They can call you all the names you want but really you’re just quietly laughing back at them anyway in that scenario

LSWCHP

I was at my Dad’s 90th birthday partly last night, talking to one of my nephews. He’s early 40s, does something at a bank and is married with 3 young kids.

I said industry and gummint need to support people like him, otherwise in a little while there will be no people…no staff, no customers etc.

In reply he snorted and said “So the fucking government will just import more and more bloody Indians to replace us”. I was astonished to hear him say such a based thing without a seconds hesitation. After some discussion, it was obvious that him and his friends and colleagues all know exactly what is going on, and they don’t like it one bit. The level of vitriol he quite openly expressed about Indians and their bogus qualifications and dishonesty and general bullshit was astonishing.

There may be hope for us yet.

the arborist

I’ve heard similar sentiments from people I didn’t expect it from. Only the most willfully blind / stupid / university-indocrinated people don’t see and feel it.

Stewie

Any white male who works in the banking industry and who isn’t on the Executive pipeline/accelerator course will basically agree.

I can’t wait to leave the industry, every paycheck feels like a blood dollar.

Ramjet

Vexit would be the first best option. Get rid of the woke and unproductive state and Australia will start healing. LVO at EmBee has written plenty on the disaster of Victoria. A lot of ordinary people know it and feel that things in Victoria will get much worse.

As for getting a state to secede, it ain’t going to happen. WA tried it and the Commonwealth overruled. There are only two states being WA and QLD that have strong export income making it worthwhile. Canberra will not let them go.

You are probably better off making your own Orania in regional NSW.

robert2013

As it is now you are correct, but I am advocating something like 19th century zionism. A relatively slow movement of people over a long enough period of time amounts to a large enough movement to enable revolution. It’s already been happening for decades. An important reason we had to have mass immigration was to back stop Sydney and Melbourne real estate. People have been leaving those to places to go elsewhere, particularly SE QLD for decades. During COVID those two parasites’ populations began falling due to mass departures. It was they who so required the borders to be reopened that they mandated an ineffective and arguably damaging vaccine. If the numbers are big enough it will not matter what Canberra says.

the arborist

Yes, and any group who moves in this direction is demonised as boomers / racists / nazis / white supremacists / etc. The people in power are pulling out all stops with propaganda and hate speech et al legislation.

Stewie

Form any such community and you’ll have the states progressive scolds skitched onto faster than you can say “Matriarchy”

Like this article of scolding matriarchs deciding their son and daugher’s problems are due to the ‘Far Right’ (no mention of Fathers in either of the two families mentioned):

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-17/neo-nazi-extremist-intervention-radicalisation-four-corners/104930828

I like the bit where two (I presume) gay brother’s lament their sister getting it on with some NatSoc and ‘shock horror’ adopting traditional values and getting pregnant.

Capture-Copy-17
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The90kwbeast

The JD Vance Munich speech was excellent I thought

Gruppenführer Mark

Yes, was good. Still no appreciation of Putin’s 2007 speech at the same venue though. Europe is on its way to have another war, me thinks.

Glad to be in WA.

Further to the above, we now have the results of the diplomatic efforts from Russia, USA, EU, UK and UA. Summary:

Russia and USA had a 4+ hour meeting at the highest level in the last 3 years, held in Saudi Arabia. Commitment to end the war, pretty much, on a permanent basis so it cannot get restarted in the next 2-3 years (Trump).

EU, UK and UA had their Ramstein love fest, followed by Paris love fest for select EU members. Commitment to continue to fund the war. As the gynaecologist put it, “Peace through strength”.

UA then went to Türkiye, where they reiterated that they will not accept any agreements reached between Russia and USA, kept demanding NATO membership, more weapons, NATO peacekeeping troops, you name it.

Summary: EU, UK and UA do not want the end of the war. Russia and USA do, but with the EU, UK and UA stance it gives Russia ample opportunity to continue the military push west while they are working details of a peace agreement with the USA.

This may open a possibility of the current EU leaders to do something stupid to further agitate the Russian Bear. There are reports that the NATO members from EU are considering developing ways to intercept and confiscate Russian “shadow fleet” transporting oil. What can go wrong?

the arborist

Everyone here knows Western academia is cooked, but this video shows just how cooked it is.

TL:DW Apparently western taxpayers should continue to fund useless, fatally flawed ‘research’ because ‘scientists’ need jobs and pathways to western citizenship.

https://youtu.be/shFUDPqVmTg?si=Mxxdu4PUVX_29WTY

Stewie

This 1/10 of the issue in terms of the breadth of the Replication crisis in Social sciences, but probably 10 * deeper and more concerning than what has occurred in social sciences, because as we all know that social sciences, especially modern ‘findings’, is 99% bullshit. where as science deals with our real world understanding – with physical repercussions.

There is so much that is true in terms of the purpose of so much Scientific “research” is just a boondoggle. The only possible argument in favour of it is that there could be some left field use or industry of issue of importance to unexpectedly emerge, which would need or result in the Govt needing to tap these weirdo propeller-heads for some special project – the best possible example of this was the Manhattan Project in WW2.

Still I am not particularly swayed by that argument – that they need to be kept as a ‘reservoir’ of talent or even to ‘stop other guys using them’ in reference to other global competitors. When a need finally arose for the Govt to actually have use of this ‘reservoir of talent’ the were able to easily sate themselves of most of the staff by raiding that available from the teaching staff of the top Universities. So I think in an emergency those groups would still be just as available.

Like the growth of Universities and their teaching and academic staff, and basically the whole HR and DEI departments being used as expensive public welfare for women, I think much of the CSIRO and other Scientific organisations budget is increasingly Sciencism rather than Science itself. For instance it is my opinion much of the scientific research into Global Warming is a function of Scientists doing the sort of Sciencism that Sabine gave examples of in the news paper clippings.

What may have a kernal of truth, that there is some marginal climatic impact from human activity, has through Sciencism been turned into a doomsday, social manipulation device in order to ’empathy hack’ environmentally concious Westerners into accepting a lower quality of life, nominally in order to ‘save the environment’ all the while any and all of the environmental savings are immediately backfilled with more immigration to sate the growth demands of Big Business.

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LSWCHP

From what I understand about the replication crisis, a great deal of peer-reviewed published scientific research is complete bullshit, and in fields like psychology and sociology it’s the vast majority of work.

I saw an article last year about government nudge units, which suggested thst they’re largely ineffectual because the “science” on which they base their nudges is nonsense. That certainly how I felt about the Oz gummint’s clumsy and stupid attempts to push me into taking a covid Vax, for example.

Stewie

Coming across the replication crisis was like a light bulb going off for me on these anti-logic theories around human behaviour, that were attempting to reverse common sterotypical understandings of people’s preferences and decision making – they were fake and trying to manipulate us.

LSWCHP

I saw on the intertubes that DOGE had discovered that hundreds of millions of US taxpayer dollars were being spent on encouraging circumcision in places with ridiculous names.

“Surely that has to be bogus”, one understandably thinks. But no, here’s one example from 2019, where tens of millions of dollars were nominally spent on circumcision promotion in Namibia.

https://2017-2020.usaid.gov/namibia/press-releases/supports-namibia%E2%80%99s-fight-against-hivaids-expanded

Far more likely of course is that the money simply ended up in the pockets of democrat apparatchiks in various NGOs.

canuckdownunder

Cream taken off the top by the administrators and the rest going straight into the pockets of the mohalim.

OzCuck

Brit politician’s wife talking about weirdo art to Afghanis.

https://x.com/LangmanVince/status/1891689715369181578

It goes a long way to explain why woke has become so toxic. These people are shockingly criminal.

canuckdownunder

That is wild.

Stewie

Wow – I’ve seen that interview before of some politicians wife teaching Afghanis about degenerate modern art…. now it makes sense that it was a product of USAID.

The90kwbeast

Rate cut

SoylentGreen

The 74 extra dollars a month me and my family will get… we plan on spending it all at once. Tears of joy.

Gruppenführer Mark

Gold at $4,600+, silver at $52. Spend wisely 😀

Roger Dodger

Interested in your thoughts re that comment (of course it won’t be financial advice)

Gruppenführer Mark

There is no advice to give. Gold seems to be going up. In USD, it is up 10-fold in the last 20 years, with little risk if you hold it. With all the fun things Trump is doing, DOGE has been encouraged to audit Ft Knox, where US gold is supposedly held. If that happens and there are “irregularities”, it can spook gold market further.

On the downside, yes, gold can go down, but you will still have an ounce of gold if you took physical possession. I do not see US inflation easing or debt dropping, so any pullback will be temporary, as opposed to risks in markets if USD shits the bed.

Silver is more interesting, trading at 88 multiples of gold, while it’s balance in nature is 17:1. This has long been recognised as a play of a century, once it occurs. Speculative, yes, one will likely need to hold it in Perth Mint (can’t carry too much), but I like it.

Platinum remains a mystery. It has long traded above gold but dropped to be worth ~third as of today. I haven’t looked into reasons, but it is peculiar.

Roger Dodger

Thanks for taking the time GM.

Gold:
Yeah hasn’t it done well in AUD over 20 yrs!
A USD-AUD collapse would take some of that stellar shine off though.

Silver:
Yes that natural ratio would make sense if industrial (and cultural) demand-streams stay proportional to each other.

I recall a “financial-law” being spoken of by a “precious metals nut” mate who said when the Ag:Au price-ratio gets out-of-whack, it’s an opportunity… but I’ve never explored it (perhaps it is simply the balance-in-nature you refer to?).

Platinum:
Never thought about buying bars – but rather stocks… and after a quick bit of research I came up basically confused. IIRC, the market is sewn-up by South African and Russian unlisted(?) companies?

My interest was piqued by reading that platinum is the only effective catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells of whichever (all?) types. Apart from that I know “jack” about it.

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Gruppenführer Mark

Gold:

Yeah hasn’t it done well in AUD over 20 yrs!

A USD-AUD collapse would take some of that stellar shine off though.

Depends on what collapses first! As the gold market is priced primarily in USD (and GBP), if USD goes, gold price in USD increases.

Silver: (perhaps it is simply the balance-in-nature you refer to?).

Yes, it is found in nature in ratio of 17:1 to gold. IIRC, this was also true when the USD was first established to be worth 1 silver oz (back in late 1800s?)

Roger Dodger

So are there any Platinum insights from EZFKA’ers re platinum re listed-stock exposure?

A fly in your ointment

Gold at $4,600+

What is your take Heil Mark on audit of FtKnox wrt gold?
If they find anything less than acceptable, it will be a scramble for physical gold and massive loss for those who do not possess theirs.

If they really do the audit, as in full audit, select test some of the bars, correlate number on the bars to the list, full count, then we will be able to speculate.

I think the last audit was opening up one of the vaults, visually counting the number of bars and calling it good.

But if I was speculating now, there will be massive inconsistencies. In this case, gold will shoot up. If all is okey-dokey, gold might take a dip, but right now its price is driven by depreciation in USD.

Here is some old reporting on Ft Knox gold for ya

DOGE NEWS- Department of Government Efficiency on X: “Here’s what they NEVER told you about the gold in Fort Knox: https://t.co/5dkFvoOApK” / X

A fly in your ointment

yes, just asking for speculation over another speculation. That’s how savvy economists do, eh???

my guess at this moment is that Trump would not instigate this unless he wanted the price change in direction he needs it to be and I doubt he needs the gold to go up.
My speculation would be that as much as a bad audit and gold plated brass bars would shoot the gold up initially, it would remove the trust that any purchase of gold(1) is supported with true number of Karats/purity or even existence – thus may reduce its market appeal. Just a wild speculation to keep in the back of my mind when feeding the brain with other gold related (mis)info

(1) (except physical gold at hand, of confirmed quality)

Yep, and that is why one buys coins over bars. It is extremely hard to make a counterfeit 1 oz “gold” coin made out of tungsten. It is even harder for a 1/2 oz and less.

Israel travel bubble

Lower the rates open teh gates, thatll fix thung

Gruppenführer Mark

Whyalla Steelworks in administration.

Hopefully the administrators can find a way forward for the production to continue. I know we had discussions here on potential investment there, this development might present an opportunity for a future roll of the dice at better prices.

The90kwbeast

It is looking like Bluescope will be politely but firmly requested to purchase the steelworks or at least manage it for an extended period under government ownership.

GFG were a total disaster running the place, it’s really quite incredible what’s transpired this week with the state government putting them into voluntary administration. There will be more to go most likely with Infrabuild probably not lasting much longer either.

The risk going forward is the steelworks requires either hydrogen or gas to run the electric arc furnace, which the government (state and probably now federal) will ask of any new owner to supply and install co funded by either grants or a loan – that is TBC.

Except there is no hydrogen plant because Mali is putting it on ice, and there are no gas lines to the steelworks.

The90kwbeast

Whyalla rental market is also currently flooded so an IP is a speculative play of sorts like it’s always been. But with bi partisan political support state and federal you can probably count on Whyalla steelworks surviving one way or another.

You either have to dive in now and see if you can buy off investors who are nervous and wanting to hard exit or wait and see what happens.

OzCuck

Who anti e-bike? I’ve had teens go right past me at 60-70km/hr, and two big 6foot blokes on the bike at the same time do the same. Gonna side with the boomer on this one. Ban them. Or force them to be like motorbikes because that’s what they are. Or force them to only go say 40km tops.

https://www.news.com.au/technology/motoring/unaware-huge-warning-on-ebike-boom/news-story/b55614ce26f5234dcf7a18fa9de586d8

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Stewie

I love e-bikes – I reckon they’re great BUT that is just the regular speed limited ebike that resembles a normal bike.

Fat bikes, the ones with those fat tires (because they can travel at such top speeds that regular bikes with their narrow tires become unstable), should not be ridden on shared pedestrian zones or footpaths and imho should be subject to licensing conditions and minimum age usage of 15yrs.

Gruppenführer Mark

I’m not anti-micromobility devices (e-bike, e-scooter, e-skateboards) per se, but anti-idiots misusing them and ignoring safety of others. This, too, goes for certain cyclists, pedestrians, motorcycle riders and drivers.

I wish we can outlaw stupidity, incompetence and arrogance. I also wish our society, as a whole, went a few years back to reduce the level of entitlement and self-importance. And started to become better at little things, like spatial awareness. It’s either I’m becoming a curmudgeon, or people are becoming zombified, aimlessly wondering around with no regard for others.

Another issue is that these micromobility devices broke on the market so fast that there are no current standards to design for them or regulate them. As most of these devices are purchased over internet, there is no way lo license them. If users are under 16 and don’t possess a driver’s licence, even if police catch them, what are they going to do?

LSWCHP

I’m convinced that there’s been a great reduction in situational awareness among genpop.

I’m very observant by nature. I always have my head on a swivel outside the house, and I notice things, particularly including who is near me at any given time.

Almost everybody else at the mall or on the street seems oblivious to their surroundings at best.

And then there’s deliberate stupidity/rudeness like the young Asian woman who was charging through the mall at high speed on Tuesday, with her head down in her phone, clearly expecting everybody to scatter from her path. I stopped and braced and she bounced off me like a ping-pong ball. She started sputtering but I gave her my best fish-eye, and she scurried away.

Just another aspect of our civilisational decline, I suppose.

Gruppenführer Mark

I especially enjoy watching people crossing the street stuck in their phones

robert2013

An Asian woman on the train the other day had sound come out of her phone for quite some time. When a couple of guards got on the train, I told her in no uncertain terms that nobody else wanted to listen to her phone. A young English migrant woman piped up defending the shithead and attacking my aggressive behaviour saying I should have asked politely. I didn’t say anything else. The phone stayed off after that.

Aussie Soy Boy

It is basically young women that are the worst for this. I like when you get an armada of women walking four-abreast. If I’m walking to the side of the space, they will actually fill up the entire space making people kind of squeeze past them.

When they move to the outside, I move to the inside straight through them. They almost always dart out of the way and go to the inside of me as a group.

I find men don’t do it they’re very considerate compared to women, especially young women.

When young women do accept a game of footpath chicken with me, I do enjoy lowering the shoulder. If they have an expensive phone in their hand, even better.

Gruppenführer Mark

This! I do enjoy my coastal walks and if I see such groups face to face, and they don’t move, I just stop in front of them, so they move. If I walk up behind, just say in a stern voice “Behind you!” and watch them scurry.

The90kwbeast

You can also form the same argument for the cheap AWD Chinese EVs than do 0-100 in under 4.5 seconds, sometimes less.

The $60k MG 4 X power does it in 3.8 seconds

You needed a very heavily modified Falcon or Commodore or something like a Nissan GTR 10 years ago to do this and generally the owner of a such a vehicle cared about driving

Now every turkey can buy a Chinese eco shitbox and so the same sort of acceleration

Gruppenführer Mark

Not the same, though. Chinese EVs, being cars, have to meet certain requirements and are licensed, unlike micromobility devices.

Or did I misunderstand your statement?

The90kwbeast

The parallel is they are both cheap and excessively fast for the users riding/driving them

The legal system behind cars is much better than e bikes but driver training in this country is awful

So I’m saying both items are an issue 🙂

Gruppenführer Mark

Don’t you deny old people their right to own a mobility scooter! How else are they supposed to chase young girls?

Another QLD story. I am thinking it is Australia’s Florida!

OzCuck

Based. The future is genx/millenials with inheritances with 18 year old flips.

Israel travel bubble

Next house price boom in the horizon. 100-150k saving, 200-300k inheritence (share), + 2x50k super raid. Anecdata. Its on.

Aussie Soy Boy

No-one on a bicycle travelling more than jogging pace should be on a footpath or any path with pedestrians. These people on e-bikes on footpaths are maniacs. You really have to thick as all fuck to be zooming in between pedestrians on these ebikes, escooter, dorks on their segways. No self preservation instinct, wearing some open face helmet as well.

OzCuck

It is rather insolent. You also have to deal with them on the roads then judge differently their speed as opposed to a normal cyclist.

Gruppenführer Mark

Oh, mate! Just this morning on my way to work, a dude on e-scooter, rather than slowing down for a van passing him, decided to go into the oncoming lane (we were going through residential streets, so 50kph), going wrong way through roundabouts, the works. Then decided that swerving back into the right lane without checking was a great idea, at which point I almost wiped him out. He realised I was there, so went back into oncoming lane almost colliding with a cyclist travelling in the opposite direction.

Absolute muppet.

Aussie Soy Boy

Haha!

A fly in your ointment

Who anti e-bike? I’ve had teens go right past me at 60-70km/hr, and two big 6foot blokes on the bike at the same time do the same.

As old Oi-Oi proverbial goes: “its legal moite, that’s the way we do things in Aus”.
Immigration is legal too… everyone adjusted and accepted and embraced it (whilst looking at their portfolio in secret and away from all others). So like immigration, most will be discontent with ebikes in public and at parties but most will just rub some more vaseline and embrace it – as “it is legal”.

OzCuck

Someone will have to die or get seriously hurt otherwise the politicians look like killjoys and will lose youngins vote.

A fly in your ointment

Methinks the same.
If a joo gets to be the one to die from ebike, the law comes sooner. Can be topped only if a Palestinian rides that ebike.

Gruppenführer Mark

When things go wrong.

A Miami Jew shoots two Israelis because he thought they were Palestinian. They claim antisemitism. Can’t make this shit up.

Mental health defence is being invoked, of course.

canuckdownunder

Hilarious. False flag event gone wrong, I doubt the shooter was supposed to get caught. How else to explain that many shots fired off at close range and only one minor graze?

LSWCHP

Most people are not marksmen. I’ve seen people miss a man-sized target ten times in a row with a handgun at 15 yards. The scene from Pulp Fiction is not entirely unrealistic.

canuckdownunder

I can’t believe how hard Trump is going after the piano playing midget Khazar. Not what I had on my 2025 bingo card. I wonder if things need to get wrapped up there so the MIC can pivot all their attention to the Middle East.

Gruppenführer Mark

IKR. Either Trump got better advisors who understand that there is no way this war can be won, so Trump needs to do his version of Afghanistan withdrawal, but with better optics, or his MIC friends are too nervous that every single weapons system handed to Zelensky got obliterated, and their potential sales are not looking good.

In the first case, there is time to drop support for Ukraine and look like a peace maker. Maybe Nobel! In the second case, drop the whole thing into EU lap and have them buy US weapons for Ukraine.

canuckdownunder

Laughable MSM analysis.

We should go hard at Russia because they are incredibly weak right now and have no conscripts left.

Also, we should go hard at Russia because they are putting together a massive army to invade countries such as Poland.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-20/donald-trump-vladimir-putin-analysis-after-zelenskyy-spray/104953186

Lol checking the author’s bio he was previously a footy writer. Great stuff ABC.

the arborist

I wonder why people are losing trust in the ABC. It’s a mystery.

https://www.abcfriends.net.au/abc_no_longer_most_trusted_for_news

Gruppenführer Mark

In the eyes of western media, it is perfectly logical. If you don’t get what you want, double down! Actually, I think this is the cornerstone of US, Israel, EU diplomacy.

Aussie Soy Boy

The previous administration was Russophobic, the new one is Sinophobic.

Gruppenführer Mark

Oh, Trump is no friend of Russia, he just sees a “bad deal” and is trying to scutter it as soon as possible while keeping face.

A fly in your ointment

I wonder if things need to get wrapped up there so the MIC can pivot all their attention to the Middle East.

Trump is a transactional personality. Everything is a trade. There was a talk of trade of Syria for Ukraine and it looks that way. Methinks Trump is partially driven by a “get even” with everyone and anyone that pissed on him during 1st election, second election win (which went to Biden) and his 3rd election now. He can blame Bidenites for UA fiasco thus just let Ruskies have it as they see fit and in return got Syria and Palestine and maybe something more. There’s talk of Poland becoming new US rammstein, apparently they are withdrawing from Kosovo too, disbanding hordes at Usaid and Ned who simply became grifters galore and obsolete as everyone knows their ways now… there’s a talk of trade negotiations with slopes….
I see Trump trying to rearrange world economy back to capitalism days in hopes US will simply lead the change thus prevail. He has a chance. A side effect of this is death of libtard ideology and economy… yeep yay

Dude

Join the dots –
Q: Where is Trumps/US pivot likely to be?
A: https://www.state.gov/indo-pacific-strategy/
Q: Who is likely to get in the way?
A: Chyna!!!
Q: Who is Chynas BFF?
A: Ruskies!
So, if it was likely that you might go head-to-head with Chyna, wouldn’t it make sense to have their BFF as your BFF instead?
Trump (or someone) is playing a clever game.
Get Russia back into the western fold (already trying to get them back into the G7) – break the China-Russia nexus, and move into the Indo-Pacific with a weakened opponent.
Frankly, I don’t think he gives a toss about the Middle East (with “Drill baby, Drill” who needs them). Too many American Presidents have died on that cross.
Solution to that problem is arm Israel to the teeth and take them off the leash (if there ever was one).
Ruskies as BFF has fringe benefits like access to worlds largest accumulation of natural resources, and extensive access to (soon to be melted) northern shipping lanes.
Europe? Where’s that??

Gruppenführer Mark

Sound logic from US point of view. As usual, based on the Grand Chessboard ideology that has a US-centric, hegemon, rules-based order approach to the Universe.

Things that the US are not considering:

  • China-Russia trade is booming. Why would Russia give that up?
  • Russia is happy to trade with US, but Russia already issued a statement that they are not interested in returning to G8, as it is an outdated structure, and they prefer G20. G20 is on now, being boycotted by the US, which will allow Russia and China to progress with their diplomatic efforts.
  • As tomove into the Indo-Pacific with a weakened opponent, I give you the below infographic.
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Dude

“weakened” – as in,without Russia by its side.

China, in its own right, is still a formidable opponent.

Some interesting background reading here:

What China fears most about Trump’s turn toward Russiahttps://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/19/china/xi-jinping-putin-trump-ukraine-peace-talks-intl-hnk/index.html

Captain Barnacles

Having all the ships in the world doens’t mean you won’t lose them because you don’t know how to use them. 1. Production all hit from the air 2. Ships? All hit from the air. US Marine and Navy air fleets = bigger than any other world power air force. 1 B2 3 ship taking off from Missouri could wipe out an entire flotilla and still have munitions to take out the entire dock of a major port.

LSWCHP

Nobody should ever give a toss about the middle east. Like the Balkans, it’s not worth the bones of a single Pomeranian grenadier.

Roger Dodger

Paywalled how’s about a screenshot

Dude

That’s weird – if you Google “Natural resources by country” the Statista page comes up clean.
But if you click on the link I provided (which was just the URL of the clean page) the result is paywalled – go figure?
Anyhow, here is the table in question:
Not hard to so see why some want Russia as their new BFF.
And the process has already started:

NYT: Moscow allows the US to return to the Russian oil market

“He expressed confidence that they could return, as Russia provides significant opportunities for access to its natural resources. According to him, American companies lost about $ 300 billion after leaving the Russian market.”

https://news-pravda.com/world/2025/02/18/1064292.html

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Dude

PS:
It’s also not hard to see why there are some who are doing all that they can to destroy the Russian government and balkanize Russia into smaller, more manageable (exploitable) states.

Stewie

Yup they wanted to bleed Russia to death, and cause its economic and military collapse – that was what 90% of the US’s involvement in the Ukraine war was about. So that Russia’s vast Commonwealth can be disassembled and effectively ‘acquired’ through Western Financialization, pretty much like the rest of the world has been.

A fly in your ointment

Noice seeing youse guys… the holiday is over and I can see there was little or no hate thy joo/poo/negroo/aboo shyte for a while then it reverted back. That’s a positive move. Small steps. One small step for a man, one giant leap for a frog

Stewie

Shame you were on holidays – I thought you might have taken a giant dose of Metamucil and finally shat your brains out.

A fly in your ointment

shyte, i lost my mojo.
a measly 4 minuses 🙁

OzCuck

I, for one, don’t blame you for being a wog. It’s like blaming a dog for licking it’s nutsack. You can be heeled.

Nemesis

ah wogs, the first lot of parasites to infest Anglos’ arseholes

A fly in your ointment

Ouch, some noname crashes the party.

Who loves to receive it in the arse?
Yeah… I knew it…

Nemesis

didn’t get a choice, but we know you blokes invented it

A fly in your ointment

You seem to have perfected it.

Move on, you’re boring and were not invited to this party

A fly in your ointment

I, for one, don’t blame you for being a wog. It’s like blaming a dog for licking it’s nutsack. You can be heeled

Hygiene… dogs for it, wogs do it…. but some throw the kids either the bath water.

Noice seeing you moite

OzCuck

It’s good to have someone with another point of view. Plus I can call someone a wog.

A fly in your ointment

👍

A fly in your ointment

https://youtu.be/FXgEr0yTkGo

Some guy name Warburg, link compliments of some retard from EmBee.

Describes what was effectively US foreign policy as some sort of Trump’s wicked deal making.
Having libtards melt over Trump is priceless.

LSWCHP

Well shit. My oldest and dearest friend, who I met at primary school back in the 1970s, just called to say he’s recently been diagnosed with multiple myeloma….blood cancer.

He’s a doctor, so had to be vaxxed to keep working. No correlation of course. 😟

Dude

It’s interesting that a long-time friend of mine (a now-retired solicitor) has also recently been diagnosed with MM.
He also was vaxxed in order to continue plying his trade.
Coincidence, I guess.

LSWCHP

It’s obviously not a certainty, but I think it’s very likely that the vaccines have fucked him.

MM is incurable, with median lifespan after diagnosis being about 5 years. He’ll most likely die around retirement age instead of enjoying the fruits of his labours.

This is a man who started doing an Engineering degree at the Royal Military College, but didn’t find it very challenging, so he left RMC and started studying medicine. He didn’t find that very challenging either, so he did a Masters in Biomechanical Engineering to fill in some spare moments while he was in med school. He was, until recently, a specialist department head at one of the big Sydney hospitals.

He’s married with three daughters.

The smartest, funniest, kindest most decent bloke I’ve ever known. I feel bloody sad.

OzCuck

Trump operates mostly on personality rather than policy. That’s the answer.