Recent Posts


Monday

9 out of 10 based on 20 ratings

137 comments to Monday

  • #
    Skepticynic

    Dissent is criminalized in Germany.
    Economist Thomas Vierhaus fined 16,000 Euros for X posts criticizing a politician, a student, and a journalist.

    The first incident dates back to June 2023. Katrin Göring-Eckardt, Vice President of the Bundestag and a leading figure in the Green Party, had issued an alarmist post about climate change.

    She cited droughts, wildfires, and high sea temperatures as proof that the climate crisis was unfolding “with full force.” Vierhaus, unimpressed, replied that “there is indeed an extreme drought, namely in Katrin Göring-Eckardt’s head.”

    https://reclaimthenet.org/german-economist-fined-for-sarcastic-posts-on-politicians-journalist

    350

    • #
      Honk R Smith

      Yeah, but he called some innocent person a “nincompoop”?

      That’s just too far.
      Such offensive language has to be stopped, especially when such fascistic words are slung around by fascists.

      Besides, models show that droughts in the head are the result of a negative feedback loop.
      Our is it a positive feedback loop … I’ve never been able to get that straight.
      Not that feedback loops should be straight.
      I support their right to go either way … or both.

      400

    • #
      Peter Fitzroy

      Germany joins the USA And England in this matter. Remember when it was only countries on the other side of the iron curtain that did that.

      716

    • #
      David Maddison

      As Australia increases its censorship regime under the e Safety Kommissar I can see that happening here.

      Criticism of the “climate change” narrative is now so heavily embedded in Government policy it won’t be allowed to be criticised.

      We already saw it with covid.

      531

      • #
        David Maddison

        Oops. Correction. The first two words of the second paragraph should read “Dependence upon” not “Criticism of”.

        150

      • #
        Vicki

        Yes David. This morning the commercial TV channels ( & probably the ABC) reported the national protests negatively, drawing attention ( as was predicted) to the presence of neo Nazis and references to the Sovereign citizen groups.

        410

        • #
          Jon Rattin

          Their ABC is describing yesterday‘s protests as anti-immigration, when they should be describing them as anti-mass immigration.

          370

        • #
          Ian George

          Yet radical islamists address the pro-Palestinians rallies and are never called out by the media.

          380

        • #
          John Michelmore

          One ABC commentator this morning inferred the protestors didn’t support Australia because the Australian flags left behind were made in China. Please God save us from our own highly biased media?

          380

      • #
        Dennis

        March 2024

        The Climate Change Department Secretary is a new regular attendee to the National Security Committee of Cabinet, while our top intelligence chiefs have been removed as permanent members.

        Sky News Australia can reveal that Climate Change Department Secretary David Fredericks has attended the premiere national security body, despite ASIO and ASIS directors-general no longer being automatic members.

        Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen and the Labor Government declined to respond to questions about how often and why Mr Fredericks attends the National Security Committee of Cabinet.

        A spokesman for the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet said it does not comment on national security matters.

        90

        • #
          KP

          Ah, yes… see Dr John Campbell’s latest video examining the British Govt’s risk assessment of social disruption.

          20

    • #
    • #
      John Connor II

      Germany has revealed that ‘Mohammed’ tops the list as the most popular name among welfare recipients, alongside ‘Ahmad,’ according to newly revised federal government figures, highlighting a dramatic demographic shift in the nation’s social support system.

      By the end of 2024, 5.42 million people were receiving welfare benefits in Germany, with a striking 48% being foreigners, a sharp rise from 19.6% in 2010, as reported by the Federal Employment Agency. The unemployment rate hit 6.4% in August, pushing the number of jobless individuals past 3 million for the first time in a decade, fueling debates over immigration policies and economic strain.

      How much more cultural enrichment and improvement can Germany take?
      In time even their cars will be more reliable too!
      /lol

      130

    • #
      Tel

      Seems this proves they have lost the intellectual argument … and they admit they have lost, so the only option left is brute force.

      00

  • #
    Tonyb

    We will all be alarmed at the prospect of Saint Greta being thrown in jail as she leads a convoy of boats from Barcelona to Gaza

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15051979/Swedish-eco-zealot-Greta-Thunberg-launches-second-Gaza-bound-Freedom-Flotilla-just-weeks-arrested-deported.html

    251

    • #
      Dave in the States

      Will all the boats be wind powered?

      310

      • #

        Flags look to have been mass produced, pissibly using coal in China (burns 13,000,000 tonnes of coal a day), and then transported – probably airflown, rather than camel-backed – to Barcelona.
        Not many sails in evidence on the clip I saw of the motley fleet motoring out of harbour.

        Auto

        170

    • #
      David Maddison

      Perhaps Thunberg should familiarise herself with the facts. I recently visited Israel and the massacre sites (and elsewhere) and spoke to survivors. Last time she “visited” Gaza and got arrested the Israelis offered her and her goons to view the videos her beloved Hamas friends took of themselves and proudly livestreaned as they committed the Oct 7th atrocities but she refused. This time perhaps she should be forced to watch (like Alex in Clockwork Orange).

      Incidentally, despite Israel being in an active war against terrorists, I felt far safer walking around the streets of Israel than lawless Melbournistan.

      And there is an Israel Government phone App that warns of incoming missiles and tells people to go to the nearest bomb shelter (and how long they have, usually 0 to 90 seconds). No one takes any notice as the missiles are usually intercepted. Also, the mood of Israelis is very positive in general plus the economy is booming as evidenced by cranes everywhere building multi-storey buildings. That’s partly because many Jews are leaving Europe due to antisemitism. Some Jews are starting to leave Australia for the same reason, probably more will follow as antisemitism increases here as well.

      523

      • #
        Vicki

        David you are so right re the refusal of the pro Palestinian mob to view the evidence – such as Silence after the Screams. – the mobile footage filmed by the perpetrators of the atrocities on Oct 6 themselves. I have repeatedly implored critics of Israel to view the irrefutable evidence of the abominations of that day . In every case, they have refused. Says it all.

        480

      • #
        New Chum

        David there is a short video under ‘Hot Topics’ today of an incident that occurred Oct 7th at this site https://drrichswier.com/

        90

    • #
      TdeF

      What happened to Global Warming? And of all the conflicts around the world, why is Greta Thunberg now so concerned about Israel? Is she just a professional agitator? World famous for achieving nothing at all except personal fame. Is this a lifetime job? Has she just moved on?

      Perhaps a personal visit to the front line in Ukraine would be instructive. Or Rwanda/Congo. Or Azerbijaian. Or a quick trip to South Sudan? Or storm the border between India and Pakistan and berate both sides?

      It is clear that no one stole her exciting childhood. It is simply over. Now she is an equally angry adult living in a world which is identical to the one when she started, except the least of all problems is temperature, man made or not.

      We are also free to ask, who is paying her? The only area where she is utterly consistent is the refusal to face facts. Perhaps the world’s first UN influencer.

      120

  • #
    Honk R Smith

    Here’s a catchy tune.
    For your Monday.
    Scottish Dundee Axe Girl Strikes Back – AI Braveheart Parody/Tribute Song
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vviurY3SIY.

    Excuse me if enjoy a redheaded chic playing the pipes a little more than what’s proper.
    Not to mention, being half German and half Scots, with a sprinkle of Viking, by way of the Confederacy, an angry young lass with a knife and an ax reminds me of family.

    430

    • #
      David Maddison

      Excellent!

      170

    • #
      Honk R Smith

      I was wondering about the ax girl.

      The girl has gained significant attention online, with some social media users portraying her as a folk hero, dubbing her “Dundee’s Braveheart.” A crowdfunding campaign has raised around £30,000 to support her, despite the ongoing legal issues.

      Misinformation Concerns
      Police have warned against the spread of misinformation related to the incident, particularly regarding the identities and actions of those involved. They have stated that there is no evidence supporting claims made on social media about the Bulgarian couple being involved in any wrongdoing.

      Funny thing about warnings.
      They often go unheeded until it’s too late.
      Next thing ya’ know people start waving flags and stuff.
      Hungry to make heroes out of someone that might shouldn’t be one.
      But that’s how heroes are, a bit impure.
      Trump is like that.
      I want to see Ax Girl at the White House.
      A smiley photo with the other Braveheart, both with raised fists saying “fight, fight!”

      I believe the British police almost as much as I believe an Anthony Fauci Congressional testimony.

      351

      • #
        James Murphy

        Supposedly there is CCTV footage showing that the Bulgarian couple did not do anything, and were approached by the girls. Is this true? who knows…there are many people with irons in the fire on this.
        When there is a young girl waving a knife and axe around on the street, there is obviously a very big problem somewhere in her life, and it’s just really sad.

        51

        • #
          Honk R Smith

          Ok, where is it?
          Is it the same footage that the girl’s image comes from?
          Did the couple release her photo?
          If so why.
          Anybody ask them?
          Is there sympathy for the girl?
          Her ethnicity defaults her from the usual oh so British carefulness on declaration of guilt.
          The alleged innocents faces could be obscured.
          Her face wasn’t.
          Funny which faces of alleged criminals the British get to see and which they don’t.
          The girl’s problem might be the results of the actions of her government.
          And the inactions of the police.

          In my Democrat run US city, the police don’t arrest 14 year olds that steal cars at knife pint.

          The British government may have supposed themselves into a corner.
          The British government is always supposing against their own people.
          Brexit was ‘supposed’ to be a Brexit.
          That’s what the damn song is about.
          And the dozens just like it.

          80

          • #
            James Murphy

            Please calm down. There is no need to be so aggressive. What exactly did I say that is so terrible?

            I am just passing on what I have read… I do not know if it is true or not…I never claimed you were wrong, or that I believe the girls were guilty of anything… I just do not know what the reality of the situation is.

            As I said, the fact that there is a young girl on the street with a knife and an axe is an indication of a big problem of some sort in her life… which is just really sad, whatever the cause.

            00

      • #
        John Connor II

        I was wondering about the ax girl.

        Scotland’s answer to Crocodile Dundee?

        Ha ha, that’s not a rapist-repelling axe. This is.

        40

    • #
      Graeme4

      Great song. Wish we had an equivalent Aussie one.

      90

    • #
      another ian

      FWIW

      More on that

      “In Case You Missed It”

      A brief follow-up on yesterday’s post. How many of you realized that the video of Mayah Sommers brandishing weapons to keep her sister safe was made and posted by the would-be assaulter? That he, speaking clear English, goaded her to show the weapons so he could film her and have her arrested?

      He knew that law enforcement would back him, and that she would get in trouble, probably arrested. It was deliberate on his part to to harm her because she kept him from doing whatever it was he wanted to do to her younger sister. She resisted, and resistance must be crushed, not to mention that she was a female who defied him and as such must be punished. That is the Islamist way.”

      More at

      https://www.laughingwolf.net/2025/08/27/in-case-you-missed-it/

      Plenty of taqiyya coming up I’d reckon?

      10

  • #
    David Maddison

    Iran has a major water crisis. They are running out of water.

    Perhaps they should have focused on fixing their water supply rather than developing nuclear weapons, sponsoring terror around the world, and attacking Israel.

    https://youtu.be/CtcTG8-qzbA?

    291

    • #

      But does the ayatollah get his water airflown from a mountain stream in the Pyrenees by any chance?

      Auto

      150

    • #
      Steve of Cornubia

      Back when I worked within an urban water research program, some smart people said that access to water was a potential cause of major conflict in the Middle east. I can’t recall the detail, but I was shown a map depicting a vital river flowing through – I think – four countries. Those downstream were at the mercy of those upstream for most of their water, so the potential for argy-bargy was clear.

      140

      • #
        Eng_Ian

        A lot of rural towns in vicdanistan do their bit to make sure Adelaide, (full of leftist ideas), gets it’s fair share of treated effluent.

        Sadly, many years ago, the waterboards along the river system started to implement land irrigation of the treated wastewater instead of flushing it back into the river.

        Maybe they got a form of mad cow disease from consuming the treated effluent. Maybe consuming solid waste leads to crappy thoughts? Someone should look at the water supply in Canberra.

        140

        • #
          David Maddison

          I remember when the three Sydney sewerage ocean outfalls were built between 1984-1990.

          Arguments were put forward at the time that this was a huge waste of water and it should have been treated and pumped across the Blue Mountains and used for irrigation.

          The ignorant classes, including politicians, were strongly opposed to the idea and did not understand that treated sewerage could be just as drinkable as any tap water.

          Thus Australia remains largely unirrigated and water-short. A total lack of vision by the second and third rate people who rule Australia, as usual.

          170

          • #
            Dennis

            It was suggested that tunnels for sewage, through traffic and rail be bored beneath the Blue Mountains East to West.

            30

          • #

            “A total lack of vision by the second and third rate people who rule Australia, as usual.”

            I’m not sure Two-Tier Free-Gear Never-Here Kier and his mob – ‘Cabinet’ is distinctly presumptuous, suggesting coherence – are even fifth rate.
            I do wonder if any of them are Fifth Column, though.

            Auto

            00

      • #
        David Maddison

        And yet Israel has an meagre water supply but even exports water. It has done this through efficient water management, drip feed irrigation, reservoirs, recycling of waste water, harvesting water from unconventional sources like run-off from roads, and desal plants of which Israel is a leader in reverse osmosis technology for desal..

        231

        • #
          markx

          True, David
          The Israelis are incredibly efficient:
          At restricting Palestinian water access.

          Under Oslo Accords Israel obtained 80% of the West Bank’s waters, with the remaining 20% Palestinian, a percentage which, however, did not concede the Palestinians any “ownership right”.[24] Of their agreed on allocation for 2011 of 138.5 MCM, Palestinians managed to extract only 87 MCM, given the difficulties in obtaining Israeli permits, and the shortfall caused by the drying up of half of Palestinian wells has to be partially offset by buying water from Israel, with the net effect that per capita Palestinian water use has declined 20%.

          In 2023, Israeli attacks on Palestinian water supplies both in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank amounted to roughly 25% of the 350 water conflicts which occurred that year globally. On average 7 such attacks, either by settlers or the army, resulting in either contaminated or destroyed water wells, pumps and irrigation systems, took place each month that year.

          415

      • #
        James Murphy

        Prior to the 2022 invasion, Ukraine / Russia tensions were increased when Ukraine cut off the North Crimean Canal that supplies the majority of water to Crimea, causing severe water shortages. As always, civilians suffered the most as a result of this pointless war.

        80

    • #
      el+gordo

      There is a water crisis in Iran because of the large dams built with Beijing funding, arrogance and ignorance is a nasty mix. What is the value of hydroelectricity if you have nothing to drink.

      10

    • #
      GlenM

      Maybe Israel can do the same. Then again it can always rely on the US – and vice versa.

      01

  • #
    Sambar

    Saw Albo at the bush summit, telling the meeting that coal powered generation was so inefficient that that no new plants had been built in. Australia in the last thirty years.
    This, according to him, was why wind and solar was being rolled out. He stated there was NO ban on building coal powered plants, permits just needed to be applied for!
    There are really no adequate words to describe people that can lie to your face and expect people to believe you. Of course he never mentioned that Hazelwood in Victoriastan was one of the cheapest producers in the world, until the state government simply increased the royalties on the the brown coal that is essentially FREE to the point where the cost of coal just didn’t justify its continued existence.

    470

    • #
      Eng_Ian

      What amazes me is that farmers are encouraged to recycle vegetable matter, local tips make and produce compost for sale and use on municipal gardens. Yet when the Earth recycles the carbon via large coal fields we are meant to just leave it where it is.

      I can’t think of a valid reason why we shouldn’t be burning the coal, it was all atmospheric carbon at one point and due to erosion, and subduction at plate boundaries, one day it will all be released again. Seems it’s only a problem if we humans do it.

      260

    • #
      Vicki

      Sambar, we went to the Bush Summit in Wagga Wagga. Likewise, Albo gave a smooth speech in which he distorted the entire energy predicament. Unfortunately, the Bush Summit does not permit questions from the audience and certainly discouraged interjections. So, although there were advocates of the bush speaking, many absurdities from Albo went unchallenged. I feel that questions from the audience should be included next year – although I suspect that this would deter Albo & the Premiers of states from appearing.

      350

      • #
        KP

        ” I feel that questions from the audience should be included next year – although I suspect that this would deter Albo & the Premiers of states from appearing.”

        Haha!! Not a chance! The first thing you would have to do would be give your name, address and telephone number, and then your pre-approved question would be distorted into a promotional speech by the politician, with no comments allowed! Control of the narrative…

        140

    • #
      MichaelinBrisbane

      If royalties are allowed to kill coal fired power stations, we need to balance things up with royalties on other, other-wise free, natural resources like wind and sunshine. (We also effectively have royalties on water.)

      60

    • #
      another ian

      FWIW

      “Elbow” talking through his trilby again. Obviously didn’t look around on his last tourist trip –

      “China Accelerates Coal Plant Commissioning To 9-Year High”

      https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/china-accelerates-coal-plant-commissioning-9-year-high

      120

    • #
      Dennis

      When the Morrison Government recommended new power station and plants –

      * One coal fired for Queensland with Federal underwriting funding.
      * One gas turbine generator for South East QLD
      * Two gas turbine generators for New South Wales
      * One gas turbine generator for Victoria

      The QLD and VIC Labor governments were not interested and NSW was and one built at Kurri Kurri by Snowy Mountains Hydro , a wholly owned Federal Government company.

      40

      • #
        Geoff Sherrington

        Dennis,
        Good work re stations.
        Why not file an official complaint against the broadcasters who approved these porkies for public consumption. Seems to me that you have a watertight data set. We badly need honesty in reporting. Geoff S

        10

    • #
      Gazzatron

      Agreed Sambar, Albo is such a lying grub.
      He arrogantly said “no new coal fired plants have been built in this century”, (presumable he means 2000 onwards). Also he didn’t specified if he was referring to Australia only but in every way he is wrong, hundreds of new coal fired plants are being built world wide, but even in Australia there has been a number of plants built “this century”: Callide C -2001, Millmerran -2002, Tarong North -2002, Kogan Creek -2007, Bluewaters- 2009 and Collie A just misses the stats of being “in this century” as it was commissioned in 1999.
      He also made a bunch of false claims about climate change, regarding frequencies of cyclones, bushfires and floods which can all be easily disputed and debunked by looking up data, but our useless and corrupted media don’t bother to do that or call Albozo out on his lies.

      140

  • #
  • #
    David Maddison

    Never have I known ordinary Australians to hate Australian Governments, federal, state and local, as they do now.

    In the past, even if one’s preferred party wasn’t in power, the Government was tolerated rather than hated. Now, even if your preferred party is in power, they are still hated.

    The reason is that Australian Governments no longer work for, or listen to, the people.

    The only people who like Australian Governments are Elites such as the subsidy harvesters, public serpents, life-long welfare dependents and union thugs like the CFMEU.

    470

    • #
      KP

      Not surprising with people like this in it-

      “ACT senator David Pocock has hit out at the anti-immigration protests staged in Australia’s capital cities on Sunday, saying that the messaging was “really damaging” for Australia’s migrant communities.

      Among the tens of thousands who attended the nationwide rallies were far-right figures and known neo-Nazi organisations, including known neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell, who addressed the Melbourne rally from the Victorian state parliament building on Sunday. ”

      Deflecting a protest against Govt policy straight into attacking migrants, and linking it all to NAZ1s of course. SMH…

      Another Govt parasite we would be better off without-

      “Minister for Communications Anika Wells says the results of the government’s final report into age assurance technology means tech companies have no excuse for social media sites to avoid introducing age verification in December. She said three methods were proven effective, including providing your government ID, getting your face scanned, and age inference, meaning platforms can estimate how old you are based on your online activity.”

      ..and another one in a job that shouldn’t exist.

      “Communications and Sport Minister Anika Wells has condemned the violent March for Australia rallies held around the country yesterday.

      “There were awful scenes, and there were also known racists who were trying to spread division and hatred,” she told Nine’s Today. “And I think it is particularly appalling the people that were aggressive and violent towards our police officers.”

      You can tell what they think is the Police’s job by the way they speak, ‘Protect the politicians from the people’

      Lambie hates the Australian flag being flown-

      “Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie has lashed protesters who took part in anti-immigration rallies in Australia’s capital cities on Sunday, describing them as “un-Australian”…“If you’re out there, then put your flag down because quite frankly, it’s really un-Australian, ..We don’t want to see that.”

      But they all got their photo in the paper, that’s what is really important!

      https://www.smh.com.au/national/australia-news-live-putin-holds-detailed-talks-with-xi-in-china-israel-claims-death-of-hamas-spokesperson-dezi-freeman-manhunt-continues-20250901-p5mrbh.html

      180

    • #
      Vladimir

      People rarely learn from books or, even oral stories from others.
      Only personal experience, and even that not every time forces a person to change.
      Now Victorians know how a typical boy/girl felt growing up in a socialist society – and the parents tell you to shut your mouth before the neighbours heard you.

      160

      • #
        David Maddison

        felt growing up in a socialist society

        I have a friend who escaped from Russia and they say that with all of today’s Australia’s numerous petty rules, regulations, high costs etc. they felt freer in Russia than they do in Victoriastan.

        190

    • #
      Steve of Cornubia

      “The only people who like Australian Governments are Elites such as the subsidy harvesters, public serpents, life-long welfare dependents and union thugs like the CFMEU.”

      Don’t forget that immigrants from certain regions overwhelmingly vote Labor, too. That’s just another coincidence of course.

      160

      • #
        el+gordo

        ‘… immigrants from certain regions’ also vote for the Libs, its a democracy.

        011

      • #
        Dennis

        The Primary Vote for both sides (Liberal-National and Labor) has been in decline for years, at the 2022 election the Labor Election Report noted that primary vote was their lowest since 1934.

        At the 2025 election Labor gained many seats but only because of second and other compulsory preferences distribution, only 8 Labor candidates gained their seat on primary votes.

        60

  • #
    Geoff Sherrington

    Protest March for Australia.
    I am not able to do this (health) but others might.
    The gathering of concerned Aussies yesterday has to be repeated.
    Show each Sunday that there are more votes from backing an Aussie mob than a foreign mob in masks under foreign flags.
    And repeat the clear message over and over that the problem is too much immigration.
    It is, to me, simple and logical. Geoff S

    180

  • #
    Geoff Sherrington

    Breaking, a few minutes ago the elected Victorian Minister for Police, Anthony Carbine, called marchers “an unhinged mob” there to whinge. Capitalise on this. One rule of politics, Do Not Insult Your Voters.
    Geoff S

    200

    • #

      Next thing thew will be calling them deplorables.

      180

    • #
      Greg in NZ

      Very little coverage here today… then the 4pm news (both commercial & govt radio/websites) went full-on NAAA- NAAA- Nah-Tse against Australians … propaganda eerily reminiscent of their coverage 4 years ago when people rallied to say “No” to forced medication. Thank Bob that could never happen here… /s.

      40

  • #
    • #
      Sambar

      This bit of possibly good news is easily countered by the worlds largest iceberg grounding in antarctic waters where it is reported it will kill off plankton, cause penguins to starve
      alter the salinity of the ocean and possibly cause—— drum roll—-sealevel rise.
      It is never explained by the experts how the floating sea ice is expected to remain static for ever, nor do they comment on the fact that the only reason there is floating ice is because of the huge masses of ice on the land forcing the leading edges out into the water.
      Its never happened before I tell you, its all unprecedented!

      100

  • #
    David Maddison

    I have a friend diagnosed with breast cancer.

    Apart from standard treatment she will take, she wants to try fenbendazole, possibly in conjunction with ivermectin.

    There is not much information on specific fenbendazole protocols.

    It seems that some people take a 200mg pill daily. And what about other supplements? Also what should the protocol for ivermectin be? Is there any evidence of a benefit from combined fenbendazole and ivermectin?

    She figures that since these drugs are both extremely safe, the worst outcome is that they will do nothing

    Any comments would be appreciated.

    60

    • #
    • #
      Ross

      Remember David, mebendazole is over the counter in Australia. ( worm treatment section in your local pharmacy) For 222 mg fenbendazole, the equivalent rate for MBZ is 100 mg. Available protocols are via Dr Makis. There’s also the famous “Joe Tip”. Fenbendazole Cancer Treatment.

      Joe Tipp’s Protocol (the original version) – complimentary cancer treatment + additional info
      * Fenbendazole 222 mg. (mebendazole 100mg) Take 1 capsule three days a week, once a day after a fatty meal.* Then take no fenbendazole (mebendazole) for four days. Repeat this cycle every week.
      * Bio-Available Curcumin 600 mg. Take 1 capsule two times a day after breakfast and lunch with no pauses.
      * CBD oil 25 mg. Take 1-2 drops (total ~25 mg) under the tongue every day before sleep.
      * 1-4 months
      * Milk thistle powder to aid liver health of liver enzymes
      * monitor liver enzymes ALT, AST, and gamma GT.

      I’m not a doctor, not medical advice, do your own research, all information freely available via the internet. 🙂

      90

      • #
        David Maddison

        Thanks Ross.

        00

        • #
          • #
            Geoff Sherrington

            Ross,
            I do not know you from Adam, nor do I know your motivation, BUT –
            What are you doing, suggesting medication then stating that you are not professionally trained?
            Do you not realise that you are able to harm public confidence in professionalism? Do you wish to bypass the mountains of medical research that would have mainstreamed CBD and Curcumin if they demonstrated worthwhile value?
            FWIW, personally I detest the waste of money and resources on alternative medicines and witches brews. If organisations like Caruso and Blackmore made and marketed overseas proper chemicals, they would provide more authentic jobs here and improve our balance of payments.
            But I am just a scientist thinking in hard scientific ways rather than pop- science ways of low value.
            Geoff S

            11

            • #
              KP

              ” Do you wish to bypass the mountains of medical research that would have mainstreamed CBD and Curcumin if they demonstrated worthwhile”….profits!

              The whole idea of the medical industry is not to cure you, its to keep you alive and taking their medicine! We are alive today because people developed those alternative medicines and witches brews that kept our ancestors alive and breeding. The same cannot be said for modern scientific medicine in a world of sicker people and a falling population.

              People’s incentives and motivation have more to do in business than science. I would point to the recent research on statins, showing they save so very few people that they have an overall negative impact on society.

              10

            • #
              Skepticynic

              >Do you not realise that you are able to harm public confidence in professionalism?

              Public confidence in professionals and professionalism seems to be at an all-time low and is largely self-inflicted.
              Case in point – climate professionals.

              >Do you wish to bypass the mountains of medical research that would have mainstreamed CBD and Curcumin if they demonstrated worthwhile value?

              The, “mountains of medical research” seems to be trotting slowly at the heels of the mountains of profit being made from these alternative medications, “complimentary medications”, or “nutritional supplements”.

              The pharmaceutical industry is already heavily invested in vitamins and nutritional supplements seeing them as a major revenue opportunity and are expanding into this area through acquisitions and product launches.

              The “nutraceuticals” sector has been growing fast as consumers increasingly focus on preventive healthcare, with supplements surpassing over-the-counter (OTC) drugs in market size since 2020.

              Public distrust of medical professionals and the medical and pharmaceutical industries has played a large part in that growth of traditional medicines, herbalism, naturopathy, and folklore medicine.

              10

    • #
      markx

      The following is not medical advice.
      Copy-pasted from internet for discussion only.

      I am not sure what Geoff is trying to say, but Personally, I’d try these in a heartbeat, knowing they are sometimes futile, but having lost both parents and my wife (at 47) to cancer.
      Chemo and radiology was not any help at all in my wife’s case.
      David asked a question, and deserves some information.
      Ivermectin fenbendazole

      https://rescue.substack.com/p/safe-cheap-drugs-like-ivermectin

      A lot of words, a few tales of success, and some dose rates at the end.
      Claim of nil side effects

      10

    • #
      Sandra Bennett

      Check Substack for A Midwestern Doctor, also Joe Tippens Protocal and Dr William Makis. He is no longer able to give free information, a subscription is needed.

      00

  • #
    Penguinite

    The cost of Labor’s deceptive diplomacy on Iran is and will be long term and expensive! Let’s face it Labor has been deceptive on just about everything! including climate change, Snowy 2.0 alternative electricity generation, Palestine, EVs and last, in this list, but not least The Higgins Debacle! Everything they touch always costs a truck load of our cash!

    160

  • #
    another ian

    FWIW – for the covid record

    Remember “Safe and Effective” they said?

    “First Population-Wide Peer-Reviewed Study Finds COVID-19 “Vaccines” Increase Risk of Multiple Cancers — CONFIRMS Fears of “Turbo Cancer” Epidemic”

    “For the first time, a population-wide cohort of nearly 300,000 people tracked over 30 months has revealed that the so-called “safe and effective” COVID-19 shots are linked to alarming spikes in multiple forms of cancer.”

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/08/first-population-wide-peer-reviewed-study-finds-covid/

    150

    • #
      Len

      In today’s Editorial in the West Australia, it mentions the good results of people taking the jab. Also how yesterday’s marches were by the “Far” Right 🙂

      60

    • #

      You didn’t read the paper did you? It literally comes to two conclusions without mention of turbo.

      1. The opposite of everything you wrote,”The subjects who received SARS-CoV-2 vaccination showed a substantial reduction in all-cause mortality, and a risk of cancer hospitalization that varied by infection status, cancer site, and the minimum lag-time after vaccination”, and

      2. “Given that it was not possible to quantify the potential impact of the healthy vaccinee bias and unmeasured confounders, these findings are inevitably preliminary.”

      Did you have thoughts about Iodine in meat too?

      313

      • #
        KP

        “”The subjects who received SARS-CoV-2 vaccination showed a substantial reduction in all-cause mortality, and a risk of cancer hospitalization that varied by infection status, cancer site, and the minimum lag-time after vaccination”, ”

        Which means, as it is written on the page-

        “WHAT THIS MEANS

        The strongest, statistically significant increases were found for breast, bladder, colorectal, and overall cancer risk. Nearly all other cancer sites also showed an upward trend, though not statistically significant due to wide confidence intervals. Only lung and prostate cancers showed no evidence of increased risk.”

        So, pick which you like-

        “The subjects who received SARS-CoV-2 vaccination showed a substantial reduction in all-cause mortality”

        or

        “The strongest, statistically significant increases were found for breast, bladder, colorectal, and overall cancer risk. Nearly all other cancer sites also showed an upward trend, though not statistically significant due to wide confidence intervals.”

        Take the jab, die of cancer, refuse the jab, die of something else…

        10

  • #
    STJOHNOFGRAFTON

    From: The Follow The Science Crowd Seldom Does (American Thinker)

    Climate change
    The “science” says the planet’s climate is not changed by man (anthropogenic climate change), yet there’s Greta Thunberg (when she’s not taking sides with Hamas) out there yelling into a microphone about how disappointed she is in all of us for not corking cow butts or flying in airplanes fueled with fairy dust.

    The climate record, taken from deep earth core samples and via other means, tells us very clearly that changes in the climate are cyclical and that the cycles correspond to solar activity, not the internal combustion engine. Earth’s climate record is long, exponentially longer than the advent of the internal combustion engine, which is what most of these loons point to as the beginning of our end times here on this magnificent blue dot.

    Earth’s own crust calendar proves them wrong, scientifically.

    https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2025/08/the_follow_the_science_crowd_seldom_does.html

    110

  • #
    John Connor II

    Well, the FOWF (F-Off We’re Full) march is over and ze blob is now cowering in the corner, whimpering. Good job people!
    /sarc
    How long in decades has the FOWF concept been around now?
    The young-uns won’t know.😉

    Moving on:

    Of course the Covid years set the stage for repression and the reversal, looming large.
    Governments everywhere – YOU are solely and fully responsible for everything that’s happened and going to. YOU pushed people to the limit, and men being men, bottle up all the angst, frustration, resentment and rage.
    Years of it, just waiting for the slightest trigger for it to be released with force enmasse.
    2026 will be the Year of massive global fightback against government lies, fraud, corruption and totalitarianism.

    UK:
    We love our country and want it back.
    No more cultural dilution or cultural replacement.
    https://x.com/Matthardy_BR/status/1961845840315556323

    Aussies:
    https://x.com/IfindRetards/status/1961996338750714086

    Japan: protests against mass immigration, and the Japanese are a very culturally restricted lot too:
    https://x.com/ImMeme0/status/1961966478212612207

    Poland, the land of we-can’t-make-up-our-minds:
    https://x.com/DaveAtherton20/status/1961724272889528654

    Oz again! How dare you!

    https://x.com/TruthFairy131/status/1962078598980096051/photo/1
    What’s that? Protests against government corruption this month? That’s going to be a long March! 😎
    Ah yes, but that’s the REAL problem now isn’t it.
    Big picture, not the signature in the corner…

    But wait, you also get…Indonesia!
    “Protesters torched city council buildings in Surabaya, looted lawmakers’ homes in Makassar, and clashed with riot police across Jakarta. The death toll has climbed, hundreds have been arrested, and the images pouring out of Indonesia resemble the kind of unrest that marks a breaking point, not a bargaining phase.

    This isn’t just about parliamentary perks anymore. It’s about austerity. It’s about a government slashing local budgets to fund central programs like school meals, forcing regional authorities to raise taxes by up to 1,000% in some districts.

    It’s about watching your water bill double while lawmakers buy new SUVs. It’s about being told there’s no money for infrastructure while political appointees fly business class.”

    https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/1962067837641445589

    Sounds familiar doesn’t it.
    The lying polly piggies get fatter and the masses get skinnier.
    Time for DOGE-OZ. Slash government bloat by 80%.
    No more gravy train. No more free-ride through life without consequences for your failures.
    NO MORE!!

    2026…

    141

  • #
    another ian

    FWIW

    “Can vitamin D supplements really slow aging, as a recent study suggests?”

    https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-08-vitamin-d-supplements-aging.html

    Via Instapundit

    20

  • #
    John Connor II

    Star gazing from a car boot!

    https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_t1t3rcAa2Y1z23obp.mp4

    Now, that’s impressive!

    70

    • #
      KP

      Nice engineering! …and great photos!

      10

    • #
      Chad

      I call BS ..
      I dont believe a mobile, car mounted system would ever be stable enough to give that level of resolution or definition.
      …and A I generated graphics for the system itself

      10

  • #
    Rafe Champion

    GRIDWATCH SUN 31 AUG PM

    AT 7 PM EASTERN TIME IN AUSTRALIA THE WIND WAS CONTRIBUTING 13% OF DEMAND IN THE EAST.
    AND 2.6% IN THE WEST.
    https://www.nem-watch.info/widgets/RenewEconomy/

    TEXAS
    https://www.gridstatus.io/live/ercot
    3.25 AM WIND 7% SOLAR 0

    BRITAIN
    https://grid.iamkate.com/
    10 AM WIND 51% SOLAR 22%

    GRIDWATCH MON 1 SEPT AM
    AT 7.10 AM AUSTRALIAN EASTERN TIME THE WIND WAS CONTRIBUTING 9% OF DEMAND IN THE EAST
    AND 6% IN THE WEST
    https://www.nem-watch.info/widgets/RenewEconomy/

    TEXAS
    https://www.gridstatus.io/live/ercot
    7 PM WIND 13% SOLAR 2%

    BRITAIN
    https://grid.iamkate.com/
    12.40 AM WIND 79% SOLAR 0

    80

  • #
    David Maddison

    The fake conservative Liberals will be in opposition for a long time in Victoriastan while they try to be more woke than Labor.

    Battin has to go!

    https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/politics/disappointed-and-very-angry-victorian-liberal-leader-brad-battin-unloads-on-own-partys-mps-over-daniel-andrews-stalin-nuremberg-trial-comments/news-story/1e522093f576cbc2cb0b5fd711c6528d

    Victorian Opposition Leader Brad Battin has unloaded on his own Liberal Party MPs over comments comparing Daniel Andrews with some of history’s worst dictators.

    The state upper house erupted on Wednesday evening after the former Labor Premier was compared to soviet dictator Joseph Stalin and a reference was made to the Nuremberg trials.

    A furious Mr Battin addressed the matter during a partyroom meeting on Thursday before holding a press conference to express his displeasure.

    “Today I’ve addressed the party room, and I’ve highlighted the fact that I’m disappointed and very angry about what has happened,” the Liberal leader told reporters.

    “I have sent a very clear message. I’m disappointed in the comments that were made. I’m angry about what has happened, and I’ll be ensuring that each and every one of them must have a focus… on the things that matter to people at home.”

    “Each of my team members are well and truly aware of that now.”

    Bartin doesn’t have a clue.

    240

    • #
      Ross

      Yes, that action take points off his score. Before that statement, I was actually starting to like the bloke. There are so many other ways he could have approached this issue. Maybe just brushed it off as humour and compared Andrews to our own socialist leader – Albanese. Nope, clueless, just like Jane Hume, Peter Dutton and the rest of them. Cant think on their feet and got no idea of grass root politics without support from some woke advisor.

      110

    • #
      KP

      One day enough Australians will realise there is no need for State Govts when you have a Federal Govt taking over everything. Give it to Canberra and let the crumbs go to the local Councils.

      Aussie- Far too over-governed to get anything done, and too broke from paying for all this Govt.!

      111

      • #
        el+gordo

        Might be best to keep what we have in place, compulsory democracy at three levels. None of these career politicians will be calling for smaller government.

        31

  • #
    another ian

    FWIW

    “Trump Shares Security Footage of Contractors Who Allegedly Damaged Rose Garden Limestone”

    https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/08/30/trump-shares-security-footage-of-contractors-who-allegedly-damaged-rose-garden-limestone/

    00

  • #
    • #
      Hanrahan

      Wot rot.

      Tyler Durden Journalist
      Tyler Durden is a pseudonym used by a group of editors at Zero Hedge, a financial blog known for its contrarian and often conspiratorial commentary on markets, politics, and government policies.
      The name is derived from the character Tyler Durden, played by Brad Pitt in the film Fight Club.
      The identity behind the pseudonym was revealed in a 2016 Bloomberg article, which identified Daniel Ivandjiiski, a former securities trader, as the founder and primary force behind the site, alongside Tim Backshall, a credit derivatives strategist, and Colin Lokey, a former Seeking Alpha writer who joined in 2015.
      Ivandjiiski confirmed that he and the two other men were the only individuals writing under the Tyler Durden name since Lokey’s arrival.

      30

      • #
        another ian

        H

        You noticed that is not written under the Tyler Durden name?

        “Authored by Armchair Warlord,

        A dark theory for the evening…”

        20

        • #
          Hanrahan

          Do you really believe Ukraine has lost 1.7 mill troops? Wanna buy a bridge?

          40

          • #
            another ian

            You’ve got to have streams and water to have to want a bridge

            20

          • #
            Hanrahan

            Don’t dodge. Do you believe someone claiming Ukraine has lost 1.7 mill soldiers?

            10

            • #
              another ian

              A single point sight like a Red Dot on a firearm works fine

              A single point site with data not so much

              Read widely and the truth might be somewhere in there

              10

            • #
              Skepticynic

              >Do you believe…

              There’s all sorts of estimates being guessed at, but in the fog of war the truth is nobody really knows.
              Pick a number, wait until it’s all over, and there will be more estimates. You can choose to believe one of the estimates, none of the estimates, or all of them it doesn’t really matter. The most correct estimate is – way too many.
              If Ukraine had simply accepted the Minsk Accords, they’d have saved tens of thousands of Ukrainian lives at minimum, avoided a trillion dollars worth of damaged infrastructure, and the loss of several Oblasts.

              30

      • #
        KP

        Nice story H, but ‘Tyler Durden’ didn’t write any of it, its a copy and paste from the link he put in.

        That is from Armchair Warlord, who has been following the war since its SMO days, when Putin stated what he wanted and he hasn’t changed anything- A demilitarised Ukraine, a Ukraine not in NATO, and the destruction of the Right Sector people running around with German WW2 tattoos and badges.

        “Which leads me to the brutal conclusion: Putin doesn’t want to see Ukraine conquered. He’s never publicly expressed any desire for that. The consistent Russian policy is instead to see Ukraine – a “free” and “independent” Ukraine, having come to this impasse of its own sovereign will – utterly humiliated. Putin wants to make Zelensky put on a suit, come groveling to the Kremlin, and sign a treaty that will see the Maidanite government surrender its arms, disgorge huge amounts of territory, and reverse every single anti-Russian policy position it ever had. Ukrainian nationalism will be discredited overnight by the hands of those very nationalists, and the economically irrelevant, demographically shattered rump state will be sucked back into Russia’s political orbit in a matter of days.”

        It would be a different place if so many Ukies hadn’t joined the German’s side and celebrated killing Russians in WW2, that culture has lead to the current situation. America and Europe supporting NAZls because they are useful fools for the CIA.

        70

    • #
      Honk R Smith

      I think the main strategy in Ukraine is global post-national MIC R & D.
      Come on, the drone warfare thing is the greatest new war toy since gunpowder.
      Poor Ukraine.
      Nukes are no good, they make too much of a mess.
      Drones make guerre de vacas cool again.

      Trump underestimated The Blob when he unexpectedly became titular boss in 2016.
      A decade later The Blob has become all Blobness.
      It has even absorbed the Hippies.
      So no peace deal for Trump.
      It’s like one of the space alien movie monsters that has the faces of all the people that it absorbed with multiple mouths to feed.

      10

  • #
    Dennis

    The Australian cartoon today, PM and partner looking at a burning car and Senator Reynolds who recently won a defamation of character court case and saying Oh well, it got us here.

    Outside The Lodge, Canberra

    60

  • #
    another ian

    FWIW

    “Good report”

    Channel 9 Sydney march

    https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2025/09/good-report.html

    60

    • #
      Sambar

      Wow, no personal opinions, apparently just reported what he saw. He’s probably looking for a new job now.

      60

    • #
      Honk R Smith

      “Fears of hijacking by far-right groups”.
      Where I live, the main fear is getting carjacked by people supported by far-left groups.

      In the UK, I think the main fear is getting raped or stabbed by people supported by far-left groups.
      Literally supported, like with free hotel rooms and just about everything else that could be defined as support.

      40

  • #
    Dennis

    I drove through a small coastal country town yesterday and across a long road bridge full of Australians and many carrying the Flag, and there were vehicles displaying the Flag off the bridge.

    60

  • #
    Hanrahan

    Who is likely to replace Xi Jinping, no question mark.

    That is Hu–Wang Duo

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYOUFGfK4bU&t=208s

    10

  • #
    Penguinite

    Should Lisa lose her Logie in wake of Higgins defamation loss? Absa-blooming-lutley! Higgins’ #MeToo ‘truth’ came face-to-face with actual truth — and it was worth the wait

    110

  • #
    another ian

    FWIW – more “medicine”

    “How Many Times Do You Let Them Be Wrong?”

    “Meanwhile I bet you missed this one.

    A class of drugs called beta-blockers — used for decades as a first-line treatment after a heart attack— doesn’t benefit the vast majority of patients and may contribute to a higher risk of hospitalization and death in some women but not in men, according to groundbreaking new research.

    An entire class of drugs — given without question to anyone who had a heart attack — does not provide benefit to those with normal or near-normal ventricular ejection fraction.

    But what it did do was elevate your risk of death by three times.”

    https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=253905

    I guess this has the “TGA Tick of Approval” too?

    60

  • #
    David Maddison

    Victoriastan Premier said this:

    They stand for fear. We stand for fair. They stand for conflict. We stand for confidence. They propose you live your life on their terms. We propose you live your life on yours. – Jacinta Allan, Victoria State Premier.

    Like everything the Left say, that’s a complete reversal of reality. When she says “they” that’s what commie Labor think and when she says “we” that’s what conservatives think.

    100

  • #
    another ian

    FWIW

    “Today In Canada’s Vote Rich Rapey-Beheader Community”

    “@ezralevant

    What a self-own.

    Only 31 out of 169 Liberal MPs would sign this simple letter against antisemitism.

    They’ve done the math: thanks to mass immigration, there are millions of antisemites in Canada now, and the Liberals want their votes.”

    https://www.smalldeadanimals.com/2025/08/31/today-in-canadas-vote-rich-rapey-beheader-community/

    30

  • #
    Graeme No.3

    I see Disney wants to release the seventh Ice Age movie, subtitled Boiling Point.
    Claimed issue date Sept. 2027
    From the folk who brought you recent disasters, and apparently haven’t learned. Still, aimed for young children?

    60

  • #
    yarpos

    https://www.news.com.au/technology/motoring/on-the-road/tesla-recalls-model-y-over-window-issue/news-story/1d85d791750d9780345adfc89ff178af

    So, electric windows have been around in consumer cars fot at least half a century.

    But, you know, full self driving? Got it nailed, no worries. Have faith all ye disciples.

    30

  • #
    • #
      another ian

      Careful with the wording there!

      Seems there are some who savour well aged road kill

      10

      • #
        Skepticynic

        >well aged road kill

        Not aged in situ though.

        A good friend of mine stops and lays a hand on roadkill.
        If it still feels warm it’s fair game.

        10

  • #
    Andrew McRae

    Trump sounds like he is budging on the merit of Operation Warp Speed.
    https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115128985245605660

    They show me GREAT numbers and results, but they don’t seem to be showing them to many others. I want them to show them NOW, to CDC and the public, and clear up this MESS, one way or the other!!! I hope OPERATION WARP SPEED was as “BRILLIANT” as many say it was. If not, we all want to know about it, and why???

    The problems with the jabs that have been found all over the world are bubbling up the chain of command.

    40