Jim Lahey wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 2:14pm:


Frank left   

aquascoot wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 2:02pm:


Well, well... I never really expected you of all people to be 'jumping on the bandwagon' and getting a thrill from all this sock BS and ganging up on people.

Life's a bit boring on the farm these days, is it?

Learn something new every day, I guess?

Jacqui Lambie for Prime Minister, I say.

One thing's for sure... if she was PM you'd never be able to say Federal politics was boring.

Johnnie wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 3:13pm:

Johnnie wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 3:30pm:


Gimme a break -   


she does sound unhinged -
people have genuine reasons for not getting the jab -
it's like Russian roulette -
I must admit I was a bit scared even
though I got double jabbed with AZ -
not the unknown mRNA type.
No one knows what the long term effects will be
from unknown mRNA technology.
Jacquie seems to have missed that relevant point.

Bobby. wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 3:50pm:


The rapper?

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 2:18pm:


Weren't you leaving?
2 yrs ago?

philperth2010 wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 5:03pm:




Hot and confined to overcrowded homes, people are 'very scared'
About 20 Australian Defence Force Personnel and army trucks are expected to be on the ground today, helping  to coordinate the removal of close contacts.

However, Debra Aloisi — who runs the Binjari Community Aboriginal Corporation — says a lack of information has people "very scared".

"Some of the houses are severely overcrowded, with up to 15 people living in three-bedroom homes," she said.

"A lot of the [residents] are ringing me up, saying their power has been off for days.

"Three weeks' hard lockdown, they are going to get really, really frustrated and angry."

Raymond Assan, who has lived in Binjari for the past seven years with his wife, said people in the community were stressed about the reality of the hard lockdown rules,

"It's going to be hard. It was supposed to be 72 hours. Now it's going to be two weeks," he said.

He said food packages have been delivered, but that calls for power cards to be topped up, to run air conditioners in the severe and stifling heat, have been ignored.

"It's a bit rough, me and my partner are usually out in the bush, hunting and stuff … we're a bit angry … they brought a lot of food, there's no room in the cupboards," he said.


"But it's a bit harsh when you can't do anything you've been doing for 40 years."





oh dear phil.

the australian defence force locking aborigines in un airconditioned houses in 40  degree heat for 3 weeks with 15 people to a house.


you should be absolutely ashamed of what this nation has become

cruel and unhinged