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7
December 2004
I
guess the brainectomy was cancelled
Joe
Vialls is back! Woo!
He
brings us two pieces of important news.....
-
the fearsome Iraqi resistance has the Americans surrounded and are beginning
to "starve them out". I guess our Jew-controlled media is the
reason nobody else has heard about this.
As
Republican Guard strategists suck U.S. combat troops further north into
unwanted urban areas like Fallujah, Samarra, Kirkuk and Mosul, America's
supply lines from Kuwait in the far south become longer and thinner.
Eventually those supply lines will be attacked by the Shi'ite Mehdi
Army and cut completely, thereby starving the U.S. combat troops into
surrender.
[...]
Where
the Vietnamese were essentially self-trained jungle fighters with minimal
weaponry, the Republican Guard is special-forces trained by Russia,
and equipped with every weapon in the Russian arsenal apart from aircraft.
They are highly motivated, highly trained, and are presently sucking
your dad or brother or son northwards into a deadly trap that the myopic
overfed generals in the Pentagon cannot or will not see, and Wolfowitz
would be incapable of understanding, even if you drew it all for him
in colored crayon pictures.
Oooooh.
Scary.
-
Joe's absence was caused by a "deadly mystery virus" (known
to regular people as "the flu"):
More
than a month ago I was struck down by a "flu" virus so savage
that within 24 hours I had a temperature of 103.5 F and could barely
breathe at all, with the resulting partial oxygen starvation rendering
intelligent analysis impossible. In short, I got perilously close to
death that week. When I was finally able to work out rationally what
had happened and was still happening to me, I managed to establish that
the most likely culprit was Asian SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)
or H5N1 (Bird Flu), both of which share a suspiciously high number of
scientific links to the horrific 'flu Pandemic of 1918, and the initial
onset effects of the WWI war gas "Phosgene".
Within
weeks of my own incapacitation, hundreds of other Western Australians
were struck down in a similar fashion, but the Government made no public
announcements and it issued no warnings. Instead, and in the total absence
of any increased pollen count, a government spokesperson appeared on
television to state that Western Australia was, "In the grip of
a Hay Fever epidemic which can cause severe breathing difficulties and
Asthma" ... "As you know, a severe Asthma attack can kill."
This absurd propaganda was clearly designed to ensure that if deaths
later became publicly evident, the deceased would be labelled as "asthmatics",
rather than victims of a terrifying killer virus that had entered the
State of Western Australia by unknown means.
[...]
in
the public interest, I will write a full report on the subject including
similarities to the 'flu Pandemic of 1918 and Phosgene, hopefully by
January 2005.
I
can't wait. What's the likelihood Joe will blame his flu on Zionist Death
Gas?
Ahhh,
if only.....................
People
often talk about what they'd buy if they become obscenely rich. Usually,
it's boring shit like cars, jewels, clothes, personal trainer, blah blah....
Personally,
one of the first things I'd get would be my own Jetcopter. There's something
cool about a fast helicopter. I hate planes. A chopper is like a car for
the air.
Yes,
this Sikorsky
S-76 would do nicely thank you.
The
Deluxe Executive version is a mere USD $8mil.
There's
also the supremely tasty Bell
430.....
Yes.
This will also do nicely......
Niall
Cook vs. somebody
Niall
is complaining about petrol prices...
Collusion
Or Abuse Of Market Power?
Ever
paid a whole lot of attention to petrol prices locally? Stupid question
I suppose. We're all subject to the cost of filling our cars, getting
to work and paying the ever-increasing costs of public transport fares.
It's all connected with the cost of refined fossil fuels in one way
or another, and more particularly, to the cost of refined oil products.
Fossil fuels are a finite commodity, I think we all appreciate that.
I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that none appreciate it more than
the corporate entities integrally involved in the provision of the refined
products - essentially petroleum products.
I
guess the fact that half of the price of a litre on petrol goes straight
into the government's pockets is irrelevant. After all, Niall thinks the
government taking our money is "part
of our citizenship of Australia".
So,
the government robbing us for a service they do not provide is A-OK, but
a company charging money for the sale of their own property is an "abuse
of market power".
Ya
gotta love lefty logic.
Arguing
with another Castro-lover
I
present for your enjoyment one 'Gregory Shearman', a resident of aus.politics.
Gregory thinks Australia has no more freedom than Cuba. No really.
Here
is a collection of Greggy's posts on Castro, and a few other things.
When asked why Cuba doesn't have free elections, Greg says "neither
do we". When asked why political opponents of Castro are imprisoned,
he says "the same thing happens here". When asked why Cubans
don't have freedom of speech, Greg says "neither do we".
Greg's
reasoning is that Australians are forbidden from joining "political
parties" like Al-Quaeda, so we therefore have no freedom of speech
or free elections.
Ugggh.
"Alternative"
medicine
Damian
gives us a good link and some comments on "alternative"
medical quackery.
Personally,
I think these practicioners should be clubbed over the head. That is,
after we shoot the faith healers.....
More
Neville
Richard
Neville reckons the US military are like the Khans of Mongolia. He supplies
lots of evidence, like the bogus "100,000 casualties" from the
Lancet, and the "half a million Iraqi children under the age of 5"
who were killed by sanctions.
At
first glance, the parallels are uncanny. When the Mongol hordes sacked
Baghdad in 1258, they "fanned out through the prestigious city
demolishing buildings, burning neighbourhoods, and mercilessly massacring
men, women, and children". The waters of the Tigris ran red with
human blood, many libraries perished, water resources trashed, irreplaceable
cultural treasures were lost.
All
achieved without an airforce. While the scale of the Mongolian slaughter
is the stuff of legend, it is time to ask the obvious follow up –
have the excesses of Mongols been surpassed by those of the Marines?
[...]
Comparing
the Americans to Moguls is unfair on the Moguls.
Comparing
the Americans to 'Moguls'?
Anyhoot,
the reason for all this American nastiness is because Americans were brainwashed
by the American Music Awards.
It
was while I was mulling over this, puzzled at the lack of outrage, that
the 2004 American Music Awards blared from the back room (two weeks
after its live US broadcast). How tame it was, despite the rapper throngs,
evoking the sterility of Dick Clark’s 1950’s Bandstand.
One surprise was a presenter in a red hourglass dress who hugged herself
passionately and asked: “Like my body?” I laughed. Better
political incorrectness, than a political vacuum. What came of the hopes
once lavished upon Dylan/Stones era rock? There was “rock against
racism”, which seems to have succeeded, and rock against war,
which seems to have failed. Although screened in a hundred countries,
the American Music Awards was the voice of denial, self obsession, isolation.
No climate change, no tortures, no stifling of dissent. As 200,000 citizens
fled their own city, Rod Stewart was prancing about singing, It’s
a Wonderful World.
I
don't think even Richard understands what he's raving about anymore.
Meanwhile,
over
at his blog, Dick is cranky to discover that not everyone agrees with
him.
This
flimsy adjunct to my long running dot com has unleashed a salvo of foam
from the brownshirts. Thanks for caring, and pardon the failure to reply
to each comment. At my age, every minute counts.
Seems
Richard's love of dissenting opinions is confined to those he agrees with.
Richard,
you're awfully old to be writing like a teenager. How about retiring while
you still have some illusions to dignity?
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