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Random Note — Safe Schools — 20 years on

In fifteen to twenty years, psychiatrist couches are going to be overloaded with a mental health epidemic because of the associated gender bending discombobulation, mind manipulation and general psycho-sexual mental abuse at the hands of the administration of the Safe Schools program. It has become almost cult-like as it preys upon the naïveté, gullibility and vulnerability of the young. Aided and abetted as it is, by an out of control, sneaky, sly and manipulative deep state bureaucracy

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Random Notes — Astroturfing, The Smear

The SSM campaign was the best and most successful as well as the most recent example of Astroturfing and spin, couched as it was in terms of Marriage Equality which has in fact existed for almost 10 years. They simply played on the idea that very few will bother two check and just go with the equality argument. As well as a successful Astroturf campaign it was very simply another institution up for the Gramsci style, march through.

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Why is this allegation on the front page? Rush accused of inappropriate behaviour — Daily Telegraph

Yesterday I asked why the Dastyari story WASN’T on the front page. Today I’m asking why this story on Geoffrey Rush IS on the front page and a double page spread on pages 4 and 5 with no supporting who, what, where or when.
Meanwhile the complainant remains behind a cloak of anonymity while Rush has to wear a cloak of ignominy.
“..Mr Rush has not been approached by the Sydney Theatre Company and the alleged complainant nor any representative of either of them concerning the matter you have raised,” the letter states.

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Random Note — Dastyari

As a factional player of the Labor centre right and therefore in Shortens orbit, both Sam Dastyari and Labor are compromised. Moreso if Shorten becomes Prime Minister — As well as damaging Australia’s standing with loyal allies of many decades, Dastyari is also damaging the Labor brand and Labor has no choice but to show him the door.

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The Libs have just “gone outside for a walk may be some time”

After their vote on the SSM amendments in the senate, I hope the Libs enjoyed the misty eyed and misguided moment in the sun and that they enjoy their time in opposition. To paraphrase from a moment in history “you may be some time”
The Liberals under Turnbull remind me of that scenario, that snippet of history from 1912: “..The following night, according to Scott’s diary entry, in the early morning of 16 March 1912, Oates said to his colleagues:
“I am just going outside and may be some time.”
Then, without going through the painful exertion of putting on his boots, he stepped outside into a raging blizzard and temperatures of -40.0 °C (-40 °F) to face certain death. Oates’ self-sacrifice did not save his colleagues from a similar fate. Scott, Wilson and Bowers died nine days later, eleven miles short of their next pre-laid food depot that could have saved their lives..”
In a nut shell, that’s the Liberals under Turnbull except they’re all “..just going for a walk outside (together) and may be some time..”

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Labor’s Ladder Of Opportunity

Labor’s Ladder Of Opportunity

I couldn’t let this Australian/Kudelka cartoon pass without comment.
Not so much your $180 million NDIS wheelchair ramp but more your Labor ladder of opportunity. Designed to discourage and discombobulate.

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