“Close the gap?
Maybe $25 million would be far better off spent on health, education and some basic infrastructure in regional indigenous communities.
The NSW government committing $25 million to ensure the Aboriginal flag flies permanently on top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge is another “pathetic attempt at virtue signalling”, according to Sky New host Chris Smith.
The NSW government committing $25 million to ensure the Aboriginal flag flies permanently on top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge is another “pathetic attempt at virtue signalling”, according to Sky New host Chris Smith.
Mr Smith said the flag tends to alternate with the NSW flag, but a third flagpole is set to be installed by the end of the year.
“A $25 million gesture to apparently ‘close the gap’, we were told today,” he said.
Sky News host Peta Credlin says there is “no turning back” once we divide ourselves by race in our constitution.
“All of us need to look long and hard at this, and not let our natural goodwill to Indigenous Australians blind us to these questions,” she said.
Listen here.
Earlier today, touting vaccines for babies and children 6months through 5 years of age, Joe Biden explained they needed more taxpayer money to give to pharmaceutical lobbyists to pay for vaccines and organize the next pandemic. {Direct Rumble Link} – WATCH:
We The People are in an abusive relationship with Joe Biden’s government.
In the UK, nobody received any compo for vax injuries or death as yet:
NEWS FLASH: Steve Hilton argues the people in power rely on so-called ‘experts’ to make decisions because they believe ‘we the people are too stupid’ to do so ourselves. https://fxn.ws/3y4iNS3
Italy 🇮🇹 Boom 💣Everyone knows you don't mess around with Real Italians….This is how they deal with Climate Change Loonies 💣🔥👊 pic.twitter.com/Xa6E30htko
newsmaxA Japanese court ruled the country’s ban on same-sex marriage was not unconstitutional, dealing a setback to LGBTQ rights activists in the only Group of Seven nation that does not allow people of the same gender to marry.
Three same-sex couples – two male, one female – had filed the case in the Osaka district court, only the second to be heard on the issue in Japan. In addition to rejecting their claim that being unable to marry was unconstitutional, the court threw out their demands for 1 million yen in damages for each couple. The ruling dashes activists’ hopes of raising pressure on the government to address the issue after a Sapporo court in March 2021 decided in favor of a claim that not allowing same-sex marriage was unconstitutional. For more on this story, click the link in our bio or visit Newsmax.com
Rugby League announces ban on trans athletes after FINA’s landmark decision
Trannies have no right to destroy women’s sport.
International Rugby League has decided to ban transgender athletes from competing in sanctioned matches as FIFA and World Athletics also look set to follow FINA’s landmark decision to restrict trans competitors.
Today I asked Fauci “Can you tell me if anyone on the vaccine approval committees ever received money from the people who make vaccines?
Fauci :”People Who Receive Royalities Are Not Required To Divulge Them”- “Royalties” is what he calls kickbacks, the corrupt little creep:
Sen. Rand Paul: “If I give you ten, or if I give a patient ten mRNA vaccines, and they make protein each time or them make antibody each time, is that proof that we should give ten boosters?” Dr. Anthony Fauci: “No. I think that is somewhat of an absurd exaggeration.” Later in the exchange, Sen. Rand Paul: “Everybody on the vaccine committee, have any of them ever received money from the people who make vaccines? Can you tell me that?” Dr. Anthony Fauci: “Are you going to let me answer a question? Soundbite number one. Are you going to let me answer a question?”
Vlad has this:
The right question would have included: “Or offered a position on the board of any company connected to the ‘vaccine’ makers in the next ten years’. That appears to be how Perdue Pharma managed to get to the FDA to get Oxycontin approved for moderate pain and created the opioid crisis in parts of the US some years ago. They offered certain government officials (deep state) positions on the board of Perdue with a high salary if they went along. In the case of Pfizer they probably have subsiduary companies where they could offer FDA and CDC officials what the MAFIA calls, ‘No show’ jobs on the board for a high salary on any of them.
This degree of corruption and they expect public having faith in these vaccines?
Power seized by government is not readily relinquished. That’s why Covid may never be over. Even if the ChiCom virus dies away completely, restrictions will linger.
Authoritarians in the land of Karl Marx and Adolf Hitler plan to impose mask mandates permanently:
Chumley … is not reticent about identifying as “evil” the forces wreaking ruin in the world today; nor is she vague about their aim: leftists “want total and complete lockdowns of individual freedoms, individual rights, individually held liberties so they can stage their reset and reshape a new America, a new world, more in line with their collectivist and elitist beliefs. It’s called destroy, then rebuild. What they’re destroying is the Constitution; what they’re trying to rebuild is cultural Marxism and communist control.”
Jane Fonda isn’t the only leftist who regards Covid as a godsend. As Chumley writes, “Democrats saw opportunity to control. To expand power. To rule. To crush. To subjugate. To usher in political reforms, economic changes, and societal shifts…”
The fight against the ChiCom virus is petering out, but the real menace was always Big Government’s exploitation of Covid. That fight continues.
If pushback is not sufficient, the next pandemic will provide a pretext to move the ratchet yet another notch toward absolute tyranny.
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Anyone administering these is participating in crimes against humanity.
How on earth could someone stick this into a baby and sleep at night?
Suddenly a reality check dawns upon Australia’s woke left as their Green fantasies disappear as fast as their dwindling power supplies as does their money when the bills arrive!
Daniel Wild speaks and writes with immaculate clarity on the issue of energy.
He argued that we must scrap net zero emissions targets and bolster our coal, gas and nuclear resources, but he makes the further significant point that the energy supply crisis is not an accident, “It is a core design feature of the policy of net zero emissions by 2050.”
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It is refreshing to know that there are still young people who will stand in the public place and take on these ideological vandals.
Even bitter German Greens say we must “burn more coal”
Amazing how fast the Sacred Cows get pushed aside. Until a few months ago, Germany had been planning to close its last nuclear plants and gas production had been falling for 20 years. But the Russians are cutting back the gas feed and even the German Greens understand what will happen by winter if they don’t have enough energy. Though on twitter, a lot of commentators are wondering why they don’t reopen the nuclear plants they just closed first and why they still plan to shut the last three later this year?
Why is it we never see ‘bugs’ on the menu at these celebrity #ClimateChange events? It’s always ‘wild duck’, ‘trout’, or ‘prime beef’.
This is BS and we should tell them to shove it. It’s not cool, it’s not fashionable. And if it’s ‘woke’, it sux.
UN-WEF is big on slogans, light on data, light on facts, light on action to support humanity
Why?
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UN-WEF aims to control, not serve humanity.
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While their mockingbird media aims to distract, entertain & con people not inform factually.
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And their agents in parliament aim to covertly push their agenda of betrayal, deceit & control people not serve the people.
Reminder: the #Woke are (quite literally) demanding the #unvaccinated minority stop complaining about being discriminated against. You *might* be the bad guys here…
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is one step closer to facing 175 years in a US prison. Last week, UK home secretary Priti Patel formally approved Assange’s extradition to the US, where he faces 18 criminal charges under the Espionage Act.
The Wikileaks founder is being punished for the crime of journalism.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is one step closer to facing 175 years in a US prison. Last week, UK home secretary Priti Patel formally approved Assange’s extradition to the US, where he faces 18 criminal charges under the Espionage Act.
Everything about the Assange extradition is rotten. The US is pursuing a politically motivated vendetta against Assange – and yet the protections that are supposed to exist in UK law, which ban extradition to the US for ‘political purposes’, seem to have fallen by the wayside. Worse still, Assange is essentially being indicted for the crime of journalism. That is, publishing information that is true and accurate and which the authorities do not want in the public domain.
Don’t just take my word for it – this was the assessment of the US government in the aftermath of Assange’s most infamous leaks. Back in 2010, Assange and Wikileaks became household names when they published the ‘Collateral Murder’ footage, the ‘Afghan War Diary’, the ‘Iraq War logs’ and the US State Department’s diplomatic cables. These generated stories that filled the pages of mainstream news outlets the world over.
At the time, the Obama administration regime considered using the Espionage Act to punish Assange. But in the words of one Justice Department official in 2013, doing so would mean the state ‘would also have to prosecute the New York Times and other news organisations and writers who published classified material, including the Washington Post and Britain’s Guardian newspaper’.
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The Obama DoJ’s assessment was all the more striking given that it came from an administration that had no qualms about attacking press freedom or prosecuting leakers of information. It prosecuted three times as many whistleblowers under the Espionage Act as every previous administration combined.
Sky News host Peta Credlin says there is “no turning back” once we divide ourselves by race in our constitution.
“All of us need to look long and hard at this, and not let our natural goodwill to Indigenous Australians blind us to these questions,” she said.
Listen here.
