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“What have you got for us to today Chennile?”
“It’s Social Cohesion Carespray Mist from the House of Lab’Or”
“Fascinating! Sounds exclusive Chennile!”
“Oh contrair my lordy wordy no Janelle, it’s absolutely mandatory for everyone. We can’t have a care out of place on our body politic can we?”
“It’s Social Cohesion Carespray Mist from the House of Lab’Or”
“Fascinating! Sounds exclusive Chennile!”
“Oh contrair my lordy wordy no Janelle, it’s absolutely mandatory for everyone. We can’t have a care out of place on our body politic can we?”
January 13, 2026 at 11:03 AM
“What have you got for us to today Chennile?”
“It’s Social Cohesion Carespray Mist from the House of Lab’Or”
“Fascinating! Sounds exclusive Chennile!”
“Oh contrair my lordy wordy no Janelle, it’s absolutely mandatory for everyone. We can’t have a care out of place on our body politic can we?”
“It’s Social Cohesion Carespray Mist from the House of Lab’Or”
“Fascinating! Sounds exclusive Chennile!”
“Oh contrair my lordy wordy no Janelle, it’s absolutely mandatory for everyone. We can’t have a care out of place on our body politic can we?”
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How dare you be rational and empathetic Cathy
When this blows over I might have to share some of the emails I’ve received over the days which really make me wonder why I am the one accused of hatred. There is deep unresolved trauma being spewed by some of these people and we cannot consent to living according to their warped reality.
January 11, 2026 at 9:53 PM
How dare you be rational and empathetic Cathy
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From ‘very fine’ to ‘absolutely perfect’. How endemic exaggeration is diluting our comms and who benefits. @anuausi.bsky.social
January 5, 2026 at 12:44 AM
From ‘very fine’ to ‘absolutely perfect’. How endemic exaggeration is diluting our comms and who benefits. @anuausi.bsky.social
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My problem with Barnaby Joyce is that he’s a textbook stereotype of a red-faced white conservative hypocrite; expensive private school education, pretends to be yokel; mouths religious belief, lives with no piety; condemns “promiscuity” in young women, but has affairs. A disloyal narcissist & drunk.
December 8, 2025 at 2:09 AM
My problem with Barnaby Joyce is that he’s a textbook stereotype of a red-faced white conservative hypocrite; expensive private school education, pretends to be yokel; mouths religious belief, lives with no piety; condemns “promiscuity” in young women, but has affairs. A disloyal narcissist & drunk.
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In 1975, Australia lost more than a Prime Minister — it lost its independence. The CIA’s hidden hand in Whitlam’s dismissal still echoes today.
~ Bevan Ramsden
The role of the United States in the dismissal of the Whitlam Government
independentaustralia.net/life/life-di...
~ Bevan Ramsden
The role of the United States in the dismissal of the Whitlam Government
independentaustralia.net/life/life-di...
The role of the United States in the dismissal of the Whitlam Government
In 1975, Australia lost more than a Prime Minister — it lost its independence. The CIA’s hidden hand in Whitlam’s dismissal still echoes today.
independentaustralia.net
October 23, 2025 at 1:29 AM
In 1975, Australia lost more than a Prime Minister — it lost its independence. The CIA’s hidden hand in Whitlam’s dismissal still echoes today.
~ Bevan Ramsden
The role of the United States in the dismissal of the Whitlam Government
independentaustralia.net/life/life-di...
~ Bevan Ramsden
The role of the United States in the dismissal of the Whitlam Government
independentaustralia.net/life/life-di...
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I always wondered why France had so many heists but if you can still just put a ladder up to a window on the Louvre in the year 2025 and get away with a big bag full of priceless jewels I guess that solves the mystery
October 20, 2025 at 1:01 AM
I always wondered why France had so many heists but if you can still just put a ladder up to a window on the Louvre in the year 2025 and get away with a big bag full of priceless jewels I guess that solves the mystery
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wrote something fun, FYI www.theguardian.com/culture/2025...
I can’t stop watching videos of people discovering Beds Are Burning by Midnight Oil. Send help
Like all good addicts, I couldn’t tell you how much time I’ve spent with First Time Hearing clips on YouTube. They sucked me in and didn’t let me go
www.theguardian.com
October 19, 2025 at 10:36 PM
wrote something fun, FYI www.theguardian.com/culture/2025...
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1/2 "everyone from News Corp to the Atlas Network, to Advance, to CPAC, to Gina Rinehart are busting a foofer valve—and spending a great deal of money—making the case for the takeover"
It’s the process, says @timdunlop.bsky.social, not Andrew Hastie per se.
tdunlop.substack.com/p/i-suppose-...
It’s the process, says @timdunlop.bsky.social, not Andrew Hastie per se.
tdunlop.substack.com/p/i-suppose-...
I suppose we have to think about Andrew Hastie now, sigh
Okay, but let's be clear on what the real problem is
tdunlop.substack.com
October 6, 2025 at 5:38 AM
1/2 "everyone from News Corp to the Atlas Network, to Advance, to CPAC, to Gina Rinehart are busting a foofer valve—and spending a great deal of money—making the case for the takeover"
It’s the process, says @timdunlop.bsky.social, not Andrew Hastie per se.
tdunlop.substack.com/p/i-suppose-...
It’s the process, says @timdunlop.bsky.social, not Andrew Hastie per se.
tdunlop.substack.com/p/i-suppose-...
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2/2 It's confirmation of the shallowness of most mainstream media that they frame the Hastie thing as about personal conflict, and superficial policy differences.
But rarely explain [as Tim does] the dark money backers, ideological forces and authoritarian trends that Hastie fronts for. #auspol
But rarely explain [as Tim does] the dark money backers, ideological forces and authoritarian trends that Hastie fronts for. #auspol
October 6, 2025 at 5:44 AM
2/2 It's confirmation of the shallowness of most mainstream media that they frame the Hastie thing as about personal conflict, and superficial policy differences.
But rarely explain [as Tim does] the dark money backers, ideological forces and authoritarian trends that Hastie fronts for. #auspol
But rarely explain [as Tim does] the dark money backers, ideological forces and authoritarian trends that Hastie fronts for. #auspol
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OMG, watch to the end of #SundayShot apparently Coles Supermarkets have pared up with Peter Thiel's dark overlord Palantir Technologies to build customer and staff surveillance in Australia - time for Aussies to #resist and chose Woolies over Coles (or local alternatives if you can) #auspol
September 21, 2025 at 5:32 AM
OMG, watch to the end of #SundayShot apparently Coles Supermarkets have pared up with Peter Thiel's dark overlord Palantir Technologies to build customer and staff surveillance in Australia - time for Aussies to #resist and chose Woolies over Coles (or local alternatives if you can) #auspol
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It's weird how Tylenol caused autism (first diagnosed in 1943) before it was even invented (1955). What a clever drug.
September 23, 2025 at 1:29 AM
It's weird how Tylenol caused autism (first diagnosed in 1943) before it was even invented (1955). What a clever drug.
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If monopoly was invented today the tokens would be like a labubu, a nice pair of crocs, a cybertruck, 150mg of Wellbutrin, a Stanley cup, and a mini goldendoodle, and the players would just go around the board paying rent until everybody loses
September 20, 2025 at 1:15 PM
If monopoly was invented today the tokens would be like a labubu, a nice pair of crocs, a cybertruck, 150mg of Wellbutrin, a Stanley cup, and a mini goldendoodle, and the players would just go around the board paying rent until everybody loses
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theconversation.com/when-it-come...
"...the real risk in Australia comes...from a slide into the wholesale demonising of migrants [and INDIGENOUS PEOPLE] in our public discourse. If we can address this...we will be doing the one thing that can really make us safer: strengthening our democracy."
"...the real risk in Australia comes...from a slide into the wholesale demonising of migrants [and INDIGENOUS PEOPLE] in our public discourse. If we can address this...we will be doing the one thing that can really make us safer: strengthening our democracy."
When it comes to neo-Nazis, we can’t legislate our way to safety
Both Germany and the United States show us that laws are not enough to combat the rise of fascism- instead, we need to strengthen our democracy.
theconversation.com
September 5, 2025 at 1:41 AM
theconversation.com/when-it-come...
"...the real risk in Australia comes...from a slide into the wholesale demonising of migrants [and INDIGENOUS PEOPLE] in our public discourse. If we can address this...we will be doing the one thing that can really make us safer: strengthening our democracy."
"...the real risk in Australia comes...from a slide into the wholesale demonising of migrants [and INDIGENOUS PEOPLE] in our public discourse. If we can address this...we will be doing the one thing that can really make us safer: strengthening our democracy."
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The start of the algal bloom off the South Australian coast began like a horror film and only grew worse from there. I took a direct look at the role of climate change in making this disaster in my home state for @drilledmedia.bsky.social.
“There Was So Much Death.” A Toxic Algal Bloom Is Ravaging Australia’s Southern Coast—Warming Waters Are to Blame.
Three ingredients are required for an algal bloom to get going – temperature, the right conditions and food. South Australia had all the preconditions necessary, thanks to climate change.
drilled.media
August 26, 2025 at 12:35 AM
The start of the algal bloom off the South Australian coast began like a horror film and only grew worse from there. I took a direct look at the role of climate change in making this disaster in my home state for @drilledmedia.bsky.social.
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Chaucer could not have written this any better.
August 20, 2025 at 12:23 PM
Chaucer could not have written this any better.
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here's today's post: "will the DC press ever admit that the Mad King’s brain has gone fuckity-bye?" — also: Donny gets an abysmal jobs report. hilarity ensues.
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will the DC press ever admit that the Mad King’s brain has gone fuckity-bye?
also: Donny gets an abysmal jobs report. hilarity ensues.
bit.ly
August 3, 2025 at 3:06 PM
here's today's post: "will the DC press ever admit that the Mad King’s brain has gone fuckity-bye?" — also: Donny gets an abysmal jobs report. hilarity ensues.
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The truth here is so ever relevant, is so simple and profound. I think I might pop it into my next book. Sharing yet again:
July 30, 2025 at 3:26 PM
The truth here is so ever relevant, is so simple and profound. I think I might pop it into my next book. Sharing yet again:
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In an extraordinary editorial blunder, the Daily Telegraph published an article with the headline:
“Albanese Government Delivers Aged Care Reform to Help Vulnerable Australians”
(Satire alert)
theaimn.net/a-day-in-the...
“Albanese Government Delivers Aged Care Reform to Help Vulnerable Australians”
(Satire alert)
theaimn.net/a-day-in-the...
A day in the life of the Murdoch media - the Australian edition
6:00 AM – The Murdoch News Alarm goes off. It’s Rowan Dean screaming “WOKE!” from a grandfather clock that hasn’t worked since the Howard years. Interns sprint to their desks, where headlines are alre...
theaimn.net
July 26, 2025 at 6:27 AM
In an extraordinary editorial blunder, the Daily Telegraph published an article with the headline:
“Albanese Government Delivers Aged Care Reform to Help Vulnerable Australians”
(Satire alert)
theaimn.net/a-day-in-the...
“Albanese Government Delivers Aged Care Reform to Help Vulnerable Australians”
(Satire alert)
theaimn.net/a-day-in-the...
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The world needs not just a minimum wage but rather a maximum wage as well. Also a maximum amount of wealth eg $500 Million.
July 23, 2025 at 1:58 AM
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