Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 01, 2025 12:47PM

Normally I'd tell you off for bad taste, and you could choose another image, but given the last five years you could expect it to be an understatement.

However I don't think it will be. That's good news for the young who've only known stupid opportunism over a crisis, bumbling, sociopathy from politicians, media, bureaucracy and others, all making things worse. See this:

[news.rebekahbarnett.com.au]

In short, the Pfizer, and only the Pfizer, jab has the SV40 promoter in it. They claimed it didn't. If you took it, you're at increased cancer risk. The more you took, the more the risk - and the risk of passing increased cancer risk on to any children born after you took it.

One bureaucrat from our regulator has quit, another has handed in their resignation, they never checked the jabs for safety, but as Senior Executive Service they protected the political party that appointed them to run a government department, including using dissident suppression:

[news.rebekahbarnett.com.au]

Yes he's a showman, but the point is the young may no longer say "OK boomer", but resort to more blunt statements, open contempt, discrimination or even violence over something so stupid, and how do you argue with them when this has happened?

Take a look at this, from Encyclopaedia Britannica Films in 1946:

[archive.org]

"Illustrates the thesis that all communities can be ranged on a scale running from democracy to despotism. The two chief characteristics of despotism -- restricted respect and concentrated power -- are defined and illustrated. Two of the conditions which have historically promoted the growth of despotism are explained and exemplified. These are a slanted economic distribution and a strict control of the agencies of communication."

That's exactly what's happening everywhere the mRNA jabs were injected.

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 01, 2025 01:36PM

You might also like its sister film, Democracy:

[archive.org]

Not it's not a yank definition of democracy (corporate freedom).

quasi Report This Comment
Date: January 01, 2025 04:44PM

Say, Anon - not logged it, did you ever have a sense of humor or was it surgically removed? And since when was a sense of taste expected on the site?

pulse Report This Comment
Date: January 02, 2025 02:09AM

Who the hell has taste around here? Or takes anything seriously?

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 02, 2025 06:45AM

I think it's like a workplace, I should leave my personal stuff at the door. Loading another wallpaper.

pulse Report This Comment
Date: January 02, 2025 09:16AM

You don't have to do anything of the sort, just don't take life so seriously

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 02, 2025 11:47AM

Did you not read my comment up there? Unlike the ocean of sewer about the virus and jabs, that is actually true.

- scientist has checkable qualifications;
- court handed down that scathing judgement;
- one Commonwealth bureaucrat quit and another handed in their resignation at time of writing;
- Commonwealth Government Department never tested the jabs but suppressed dissent;
- Pfizer lied, and;
- fact checkers and journalists who read the Pfizer website repeated the lie.

Governments must rip up the indemnity contracts, freeze yank investments in their countries and confiscate to pay compensation (the yanks had, last I heard, a law providing (what they call 'Federal') compensation for investments outside their country seized by that nation). So Washington can go after Pfizer. Their country and courts don't have a say on something that happened in your country, your country and courts don't have a say on something that happened in their country.

If you have the cancer/s the jab causes, you get paid, (in Australia, Medicare) pays the related bills and is paid from the seized assets. If you can't prove a cancer came from the jab, what's the excess rate of that cancer? If the compensation is $1million and the excess rate is 10% everyone who took Pfizer and has that cancer gets $100 000. That's what should happen.

pulse Report This Comment
Date: January 03, 2025 01:24AM

I read your comment. You apparently weren't vaccinated, so why do you care?

Also what does any of that have to do with flicking a tiger in the balls?

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 03, 2025 04:45AM

Who gets the money? The party that seized it or the party it came from? Extend that outwards and it's the nation that seized it or the nation it came from. It's a question of rule of law or might is right. There are no alternative forms of justice, and ultimately, society.

Then again, any way I project the demographics of whom is most at risk from this, I can see advantage (yes, other people will hurt too). In this I'm assuming the elderly who were going to die just because they're old have.

I could have put it differently regards the pic. Looking at the last five years and projecting forwards the pic's an understatement, but I don't think that's how it will work out. People will claim it's crisis after crisis to try to gain advantage out of it, but haven't people seen through that by now?

Here's where woberto expresses his expansive intellect.

quasi Report This Comment
Date: January 03, 2025 05:20AM

I feel like my balls just got flicked.

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 03, 2025 09:09AM

Sorry quasi. I shouldn't bring outside things in like that. It's not just what's above, the the atmosphere where I am is negative, negative, negative (family stuff). It even overshadows the beautiful roast dinner I just had. A relative I haven't seen for a long time is up from Sydney and it's so bad I'm online whilst they're here. I'm off for a walk to buy an icecream.

I mean, he's a semi-retired lecturer in philosophy and spent his working life on the belief people are just the same as animals, rocks and plants. You don't want to know the rest.

quasi Report This Comment
Date: January 03, 2025 02:11PM

Family gatherings can be like a flick in the nuts. Much of my family is very religious and I keep my distance.

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 04, 2025 01:53AM

In Australia family gatherings over Christmas/new year are the most violent time of year. Not in my family as no one gets drunk. Sorry about your loss.

Thinking over your posts, you remind me of a farmer who used to live near here. After a flood he went looking for his wife, he plucked her corpse off a barbed wire fence - that he built. Two ministers of religion told him words like "God wanted her, so He took her away." He told me he wanted her too.

The Bible says time and chance happen to us all, that's the truth in my opinion. I had already run into the political use of 'pre-ordination' - in the dirty union of politics and religion in Australia the moral panacea is always provided. They would apologise for anything John Howard did, as long as he (pretended, as it turned out) to ban guns (it's more about money than anything else). So I'm automatically unimpressed with such talk myself.

quasi Report This Comment
Date: January 04, 2025 03:39AM

It's too easy to say it's God's plan or it's preordained or destiny or whatever when it's someone else's loss or, for some, as a coping mechanism. It's fucking random chaos of people and events crossing paths, that's all, shit happens and there is absolutely no grand plan or planner.

woberto Report This Comment
Date: January 06, 2025 10:10AM

Hole-eee-shiiit.
I just deleted cookies to see what you guys are on about.
You really need to ignore this anon-bot.
Fuck me what a load of drivel.
You could post a pic of ice cream and this deranged bot would comment how Margaret Thatcher duped the consumers by pumping air into the ice cream and legislating it be sold by volume and not by weight. Not to mention how the price would be cheaper under a marxist system and that the gov should clearly be subsidising the salt that the cows lick in order to reduce the cost at the checkout. Fuck off. [X]

pulse Report This Comment
Date: January 06, 2025 10:34AM

You could've just done private browsing mode.

OK, here’s what we’ve got. The Rand Corporation, in conjunction with the Saucer People, under the supervision of the Reverse Vampires, are forcing our parents to go to bed early in a fiendish plot to eliminate the meal of dinner! We’re through the looking glass, people!

Also, goats.

woberto Report This Comment
Date: January 08, 2025 06:52AM

You almost had me until you mentioned Saucer People.
Everyone knows the UFO's are not "saucer" shaped.

Anon is not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 11, 2025 03:36AM

Pulse, we need to do something about this woberto bot.

Also, when not logged in, the cloudfare insights script isn't compatible with the captcha.

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 11, 2025 04:10AM

Quasi, pre-ordination / pre-destination means God chose every innocent victim to be a victim. It's cynically describing God as the Devil. Either they know that, or the one who taught them knows that.

Understand how cynical it is: what would it do to your mind if you were taught it, and convinced to call yourself a Christian?

It has the same effect as teaching you to believe your mind is the product of random chance processes, and that you should trust it.

Anon - not logged in Report This Comment
Date: January 11, 2025 04:24AM

Woberto, now you've taken the bait and undone [x], Di Lusso wines have a special on, buy seven get five free. It may still be on when you read this. I know as my uncle and I drove around on his annual shopping spree, but he's currently in a phase for one of Pieter Van Ghent's reds. But prices have gone up, $300 for a box of six.

For the rest of you, north of Mudgee where woberto and I are is a hill most of the local wineries are clustered around. Particularly south of it. I don't know what's in the soil that's so good for vines.

Peace woberto?