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Transgenders in Swimming

Transgenders in Swimming

All the female the competitors should simply remaining on the blocks, as the gun goes off.

They should then top it off by adding the twist of turning their collective backs on him in unison. A very visual and humiliating strike.

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Random Note — Eraring Power Station

Up until now renewables have had a free ride and haven’t be put to the test as a stand alone concept. They’ve been able to hide in the shadows as a romantic, niche and boutique idea while coal has been getting its hand dirty doing the base load heavy lifting.

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The toxic sludge and drivel of woke progressivism

Here we are on Australia Day and what you’re promoting with this virtue signalling flim flam and diversity racket is the hijacking of the very old Australian concepts of a fair go, mateship, taking everyone as we find them and treating others with respect. These concepts are not new.

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Random Note — Nuclear

It’s not the climate the activists want to change, but YOU. It’s all about control and dictating the way you live your life.

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The fightback against wokeness has begun — Frank Furedi, Spiked

There’s a reason why social engineers are so keen on early years intervention. They believe that indoctrination is most effective when it is directed at those who have not yet learned to think for themselves – namely, toddlers. This is why advocates of ‘decolonising the curriculum’ and critical race theory insist that unconscious bias can be detected in children before they can speak.

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Random Note –  The Left

The one thing about the left, the one consistent thing, is that they always accuse others of the very thing they’re doing or intend to do. In this case undermine and ending “our democracy”. Watch for the brainless talking heads on television parroting the same set of words. It is textbook psychological projection. 

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Random Note — Life Under Labor

With the polls tightening and indicating a Labor victory and while the attention span drifts over the summer break ahead of the federal election in the first few months of next year, we need to project into 2022 and beyond under a Labor government and anticipate...

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