The Australian politics thread

[Sanctus]

Don’t want to get anyones hopes up too much, but I received another phone call from a guy at a recruitment agency today asking me if I was available for work. I gave him the same old story (sorry mate but I’m unvaccinated etc, etc). He was really nice and felt genuinely sorry for me. He did say however that he is hearing rumours that dickhead Dan (actually his words, not mine!) could be dropping mandates against unvaxxed employees as soon as July. Let’s pray he’s right.

July 12th is meant to be the date, it's when the pandemic declaration (signed by Andrews and Foley) is meant to expire, mandates and other nonsense with it. After last time, I really don't have much faith that it will happen. I pray that it will, though.

 

[donovan]

Don’t want to get anyones hopes up too much, but I received another phone call from a guy at a recruitment agency today asking me if I was available for work. I gave him the same old story (sorry mate but I’m unvaccinated etc, etc). He was really nice and felt genuinely sorry for me. He did say however that he is hearing rumours that dickhead Dan (actually his words, not mine!) could be dropping mandates against unvaxxed employees as soon as July. Let’s pray he’s right.

What industry are you in?
If there's anything this Covid tyranny has taught us, it's work for yourself and be self-sufficient. Don't stay in an industry where Dan can turn off your pay cheque at any moment.

 

[Sanctus]

What industry are you in?
If there's anything this Covid tyranny has taught us, it's work for yourself and be self-sufficient. Don't stay in an industry where Dan can turn off your pay cheque at any moment.

Easier said than done for quite a few people. I am looking for work and have a fake ready to go, I am unsure how well it will work and hopefuly won't get busted.

 

[king bast]

Hope all my unvaxxed brothers are still holding out and doing OK. I havent been able to work here in WA for 6 months so far. Honestly its been pretty good, but I assume having no income has got to be biting some pretty hard by now.

 

[Sanctus]

Hope all my unvaxxed brothers are still holding out and doing OK. I havent been able to work here in WA for 6 months so far. Honestly its been pretty good, but I assume having no income has got to be biting some pretty hard by now.

I saw they chose to extend the mandates even further. Perhaps you should consider moving to another state, friend.

 

[king bast]

I saw they chose to extend the mandates even further. Perhaps you should consider moving to another state, friend.

Yeah they said theyll keep the mandates because they want to get the "boosted" percentage up, but nobody would get it if they werent forced to. Another month and everyone who cucked on the first 2 jabs will have cucked again for their 3rd, then maybe we might see an end to the mandates.

Being allowed to work is one thing, but it might be some years before my attitude has softened enough to make me employable again.

Another state or country mightnt be a bad idea, but without any clear safe haven to go to, its not a winning move. I've moved out of the city though, so thats a massive improvement. I can last years on my farm, but lets hope I dont have to.

 

[Gazza]

What industry are you in?
If there's anything this Covid tyranny has taught us, it's work for yourself and be self-sufficient. Don't stay in an industry where Dan can turn off your pay cheque at any moment.

Health care. So I’ll probably bomb out there as I don’t see hospitals changing policies regarding the unvaxxed. I also have experience in warehousing, so it’s possible that they may relent. However I do agree with you that the best way forward will be to try and “self earn”. Going to be fun trying at age 60 though!

 

[donovan]

Health care. So I’ll probably bomb out there as I don’t see hospitals changing policies regarding the unvaxxed. I also have experience in warehousing, so it’s possible that they may relent. However I do agree with you that the best way forward will be to try and “self earn”. Going to be fun trying at age 60 though!

I keep telling all my mates: start a YouTube channel. Seriously good money and easiest 'work' you'll ever do.

A mate of mine left Brisbane and moved to Greece because of Covid BS. He didn't have a dollar to his name. I told him to start a YouTube channel 6 months ago. He now brings in about $1000 a month from views and affiliate recommendations, and all he does is walk around Athens talking to his phone on a selfie stick. He's on track to making a lot more money.

Or look at YBS Youngbloods on YouTube. This guy was an electrician in WA, quit his job and now makes videos where he goes fishing in Exmouth. He's making hundreds of thousands of dollars with a selfie stick and a drone camera.

There's big cash to be made. Need to think outside the box.

 

[Gazza]

I keep telling all my mates: start a YouTube channel. Seriously good money and easiest 'work' you'll ever do.

A mate of mine left Brisbane and moved to Greece because of Covid BS. He didn't have a dollar to his name. I told him to start a YouTube channel 6 months ago. He now brings in about $1000 a month from views and affiliate recommendations, and all he does is walk around Athens talking to his phone on a selfie stick. He's on track to making a lot more money.

Or look at YBS Youngbloods on YouTube. This guy was an electrician in WA, quit his job and now makes videos where he goes fishing in Exmouth. He's making hundreds of thousands of dollars with a selfie stick and a drone camera.

There's big cash to be made. Need to think outside the box.

Appreciate the advice. I’m not sure how long I’d last on YouTube though as I’ve got a tendency to be very open and critical of the world we live in currently, especially regarding the influence of the insidious “ones n twos” if you know what I mean. Reckon I’d be deplatformed inside a week.

 

[Laus Deo]

Solid 20 to 25% increase in most of the staples I looked at last time, 30 store brand eggs were $10 now $12 for example. The really noticeable one was there was a small crowd around the bloke marking product down in the chiller isle. This is a firmly middle class area in Melbourne too.

But why? Don't tell me we import Ukrainian fertilizer too? Or are the duopoly supermarkets just being opportunistically greedy and following the price hikes globally?

 

[king bast]

But why? Don't tell me we import Ukrainian fertilizer too? Or are the duopoly supermarkets just being opportunistically greedy and following the price hikes globally?

They are playing their role. Feeding the country and making profits while doing so, is secondary to the promotion of faggotry:

Coles supermarket will now give trans and gender diverse staff an extra 10 days paid leave

‘We know that we have at least 900 team members who identify as transgender or gender diverse.’

Coles will now give trans and gender diverse staff an extra 10 days paid leave

‘We know that we have at least 900 team members who identify as transgender or gender diverse.’

7news.com.au

 

[Bluey]

But why? Don't tell me we import Ukrainian fertilizer too? Or are the duopoly supermarkets just being opportunistically greedy and following the price hikes globally?

Big part would be fuel. Pretty much everything moves by trucks and that's a cost at every point in the chain that'd get passed on. Packaging, labor(e.g. can't get workers), input costs for suppliers (there's not much manufactured here any more), take your pick. It's all spiking.

 

[testosterone]

Hope all my unvaxxed brothers are still holding out and doing OK. I havent been able to work here in WA for 6 months so far. Honestly its been pretty good, but I assume having no income has got to be biting some pretty hard by now.

Have you guys tried cash in hand work? I'm guessing they won't care if you are vaccinated or not cause they are doing the dodgy and paying you cash in hand. I've known heaps of people on tourist visas that go around to shops asking for cash in hand work. It usually get a cash in hand job within a day or two. Asian employers do a lot more cash in hand.

 

[donovan]

Appreciate the advice. I’m not sure how long I’d last on YouTube though as I’ve got a tendency to be very open and critical of the world we live in currently, especially regarding the influence of the insidious “ones n twos” if you know what I mean. Reckon I’d be deplatformed inside a week.

That's exactly what my mate's doing - just comments on the globalist / New Reset and where's best to escape to. He hasn't been deplatformed (yet).

 

[Kiwi]

Has anyone else noticed how expensive everything here is getting?
I literally paid $3.13 for TWO tomatoes. Meanwhile, mushrooms are $11.50 a kilo at Coles, and capsicums around $15.
Shelves are empty, and nothing ever seems to be consistently in stock.

Couldn't quite believe capsicums to be $15 as they're about $3.00 here, so I looked it up.

Coles online says they're $1.48?

https://shop.coles.com.au/a/national/product/capsicum-green-loose

 

[Sanctus]

Couldn't quite believe capsicums to be $15 as they're about $3.00 here, so I looked it up.

Coles online says they're $1.48?

https://shop.coles.com.au/a/national/product/capsicum-green-loose

I guess they must have fixed something online or maybe sorted out their supply chain issues, I'm not sure, but I and others online have remarked on it. Had a look at reds for Coles, and they are still at around $10 a kilo.
Also, can depend on what sate you are in, too. I know QLD had $12 lettuce for a bit there.

 

[RedLagoon]

Big part would be fuel. Pretty much everything moves by trucks and that's a cost at every point in the chain that'd get passed on. Packaging, labor(e.g. can't get workers), input costs for suppliers (there's not much manufactured here any more), take your pick. It's all spiking.

All by design. Australia can (and was) easily be self sufficient but they're now even talking about closing down the last remaining refinery in Australia. Australia exports more food than it eats, so it's all artificially brought on.

They'll just hyper inflate us to death.

If you have the means; buy an acreage and try to be as self sufficient as you can. Land prices are going to soar.

 

[CynicalContrarian]

Perhaps the Russian government is simply being a touch petty.
Perhaps there's no real reason for some of these people to be on this list.

Or.

Perhaps this is indirectly. A list of Australian's affiliated or connected to 'The Cabal' / 'The Big Club'.
Even if the public personae wouldn't immediately correlate to being a part of that Sinister group.
IE Andrew Bolt.

Russia blacklists 121 Australians from entering the country

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a list including mining magnates, business leaders and journalists who have been banned from entering the country.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Russia has blacklisted 121 prominent Australians from entering its country - adding to the 228 Australians banned in April.

Rebecca Armitage (ABC)
Gay Alcorn (The Age)
Monica Attard (University of Technology Sydney)
Justin Bassi (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
Simon Benson (The Australian)
John Blaxland (Australian National University)
Greg Bilton (ADF)
Olga Boichak (University of Technology Sydney)
Andrew Bolt (Sky News)
Michael Brissenden (ABC)
Annika Burgess (ABC)
Rick Burr (ADF)
Ita Buttrose (ABC)
Angus Campbell (ADF)
Eric Campbell (ABC)
Mike Cannon-Brookes (Atlassian)
Peter Costello (Nine)
Anthony Dalton (ADF)
Jason Dasey (ABC)
Mark Davies (Rio Tinto)
Malcolm Davis (Australian Institute for Strategic Policy)
Anthony De Ceglie (West Australian)
Robert Denney (ADF)
Paul Dibb (Australian National University)
Christopher Dore (The Australian)
Tim Elliott (Sydney Morning Herald)
Ben English (Daily Telegraph)
Scott Farquhar (Atlassian)
Andrew Forrest (Fortescue Metals Group)
Natasha Fox (ADF)
Anthony Fraser (ADF)
John Frewen (ADF)
Michael Fullilove (Lowy institute)
Anthony Galloway (Sydney Morning Herald)
Kate Geraghty (Sydney Morning Herald)
Darren Goldie (ADF)
Stan Grant (ABC)
Carrie-Anne Greenback (Nine)
Justine Greig (ADF)
Chris Griffith (The Australian)
Darren Goldie (ADF)
Steven Groves (Department of Defence)
Mark Hammond (ADF)
Peter Hartcher (Sydney Morning Herald)
Rob Harris (Sydney Morning Herald)
Samantha Hawley (ABC)
Liz Hayes (Nine)
Amanda Hodge (The Australian)
Robert Horvath (La Trobe)
Peter Hoysted (The Australian)
Mel Hupfeld (ADF)
Sumeyya Ilanbey (The Age)
Peter Jennings (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
Stephen Jobson (ADF)
David Johnston (ADF)
Gemma Jones (The Advertiser)
Anastasia Kapetas (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
Patricia Karvelas (ABC)
Paul Kelly (The Australian)
Paul Kenny (ADF)
Peter Layton (Griffith University)
Jonathan Lea (Sky News)

Jacquelin Magnay (The Australian)
Jess Malcolm (The Australian)
Peter Malinauskas (Premier of South Australia)
Jonathan Mead (ADF)
Stephen Meredith (ADF)
Michael Miller (News Corp Australia)
Tanya Monro (ADF)
Greg Moriarty (Department of Defence)
Lachlan Murdoch (News Corp)
Prudence Murdoch MacLeod (News Corp)
Robert Murray (Southern Cross Austereo)
Sean Nicholls (ABC)
Michael Noonan (ADF)
Ben Packham (The Australian)
Kellie Parker (Nine)
Aaron Patrick (Australian Financial Review)
Matthew Pearse (ADF)
Stephen Pearson (Department of Defence)
Celia Perkins (Department of Defence)
Robert Plath (Department of Defence)
Pete Quinn (ADF)
Kishor Napier-Raman (Sydney Morning Herald)
Ellen Ransley (News Corp Australia Newswire)
Katherine Richards (ADF)
Graham Richardson (The Australian)
Gina Rinehart (Hancock Prospecting)
Gavan Reynolds (Defence)
Geoffrey Roberston (Barrister)
Mick Ryan (Military expert)
Daniel Sankey (The Australian)
Ben Saul (University of Sydney)
George Savvides (SBS)
Greg Sheridan (The Australian)
Bevan Shields (Sydney Morning Herald)
Michael Shoebridge (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
John Silvester (The Age)
Brian Paul Schmidt (Australian National University)
Christopher Smith (ADF)
Mike Sneesby (Nine)
Kerry Stokes (Seven West Media)
Simon Stuart (ADF)
Michael Stutchbury (Australian Financial Review)
Matthew Sussex (Australian National University)
Will Swanton (The Australian)
Lucy Sweeney (ABC)
Peter Tesch (Defence)
David Thomae (ADF)
Harry Triguboff (Meriton)
Simon Trott (Rio Tinto)
Jarrod Villani (Paramount Australian and New Zealand)
Toby Walsh (Academic)
Sam Weir (Herald Sun)
Geoff Winestock (Sydney Morning Herald)
Scott Winter (ADF)
Tony Wright (The Age)
Richard Wood (Nine)
Matt Yannopoulos (Defence)
Сhris Zappone (Sydney Morning Herald)
Misha Zelinsky (Australian Financial Review)

 

[Gazza]

Perhaps the Russian government is simply being a touch petty.
Perhaps there's no real reason for some of these people to be on this list.

Or.

Perhaps this is indirectly. A list of Australian's affiliated or connected to 'The Cabal' / 'The Big Club'.
Even if the public personae wouldn't immediately correlate to being a part of that Sinister group.
IE Andrew Bolt.

Russia blacklists 121 Australians from entering the country

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a list including mining magnates, business leaders and journalists who have been banned from entering the country.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Russia has blacklisted 121 prominent Australians from entering its country - adding to the 228 Australians banned in April.

Rebecca Armitage (ABC)
Gay Alcorn (The Age)
Monica Attard (University of Technology Sydney)
Justin Bassi (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
Simon Benson (The Australian)
John Blaxland (Australian National University)
Greg Bilton (ADF)
Olga Boichak (University of Technology Sydney)
Andrew Bolt (Sky News)
Michael Brissenden (ABC)
Annika Burgess (ABC)
Rick Burr (ADF)
Ita Buttrose (ABC)
Angus Campbell (ADF)
Eric Campbell (ABC)
Mike Cannon-Brookes (Atlassian)
Peter Costello (Nine)
Anthony Dalton (ADF)
Jason Dasey (ABC)
Mark Davies (Rio Tinto)
Malcolm Davis (Australian Institute for Strategic Policy)
Anthony De Ceglie (West Australian)
Robert Denney (ADF)
Paul Dibb (Australian National University)
Christopher Dore (The Australian)
Tim Elliott (Sydney Morning Herald)
Ben English (Daily Telegraph)
Scott Farquhar (Atlassian)
Andrew Forrest (Fortescue Metals Group)
Natasha Fox (ADF)
Anthony Fraser (ADF)
John Frewen (ADF)
Michael Fullilove (Lowy institute)
Anthony Galloway (Sydney Morning Herald)
Kate Geraghty (Sydney Morning Herald)
Darren Goldie (ADF)
Stan Grant (ABC)
Carrie-Anne Greenback (Nine)
Justine Greig (ADF)
Chris Griffith (The Australian)
Darren Goldie (ADF)
Steven Groves (Department of Defence)
Mark Hammond (ADF)
Peter Hartcher (Sydney Morning Herald)
Rob Harris (Sydney Morning Herald)
Samantha Hawley (ABC)
Liz Hayes (Nine)
Amanda Hodge (The Australian)
Robert Horvath (La Trobe)
Peter Hoysted (The Australian)
Mel Hupfeld (ADF)
Sumeyya Ilanbey (The Age)
Peter Jennings (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
Stephen Jobson (ADF)
David Johnston (ADF)
Gemma Jones (The Advertiser)
Anastasia Kapetas (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
Patricia Karvelas (ABC)
Paul Kelly (The Australian)
Paul Kenny (ADF)
Peter Layton (Griffith University)
Jonathan Lea (Sky News)

Jacquelin Magnay (The Australian)
Jess Malcolm (The Australian)
Peter Malinauskas (Premier of South Australia)
Jonathan Mead (ADF)
Stephen Meredith (ADF)
Michael Miller (News Corp Australia)
Tanya Monro (ADF)
Greg Moriarty (Department of Defence)
Lachlan Murdoch (News Corp)
Prudence Murdoch MacLeod (News Corp)
Robert Murray (Southern Cross Austereo)
Sean Nicholls (ABC)
Michael Noonan (ADF)
Ben Packham (The Australian)
Kellie Parker (Nine)
Aaron Patrick (Australian Financial Review)
Matthew Pearse (ADF)
Stephen Pearson (Department of Defence)
Celia Perkins (Department of Defence)
Robert Plath (Department of Defence)
Pete Quinn (ADF)
Kishor Napier-Raman (Sydney Morning Herald)
Ellen Ransley (News Corp Australia Newswire)
Katherine Richards (ADF)
Graham Richardson (The Australian)
Gina Rinehart (Hancock Prospecting)
Gavan Reynolds (Defence)
Geoffrey Roberston (Barrister)
Mick Ryan (Military expert)
Daniel Sankey (The Australian)
Ben Saul (University of Sydney)
George Savvides (SBS)
Greg Sheridan (The Australian)
Bevan Shields (Sydney Morning Herald)
Michael Shoebridge (Australian Strategic Policy Institute)
John Silvester (The Age)
Brian Paul Schmidt (Australian National University)
Christopher Smith (ADF)
Mike Sneesby (Nine)
Kerry Stokes (Seven West Media)
Simon Stuart (ADF)
Michael Stutchbury (Australian Financial Review)
Matthew Sussex (Australian National University)
Will Swanton (The Australian)
Lucy Sweeney (ABC)
Peter Tesch (Defence)
David Thomae (ADF)
Harry Triguboff (Meriton)
Simon Trott (Rio Tinto)
Jarrod Villani (Paramount Australian and New Zealand)
Toby Walsh (Academic)
Sam Weir (Herald Sun)
Geoff Winestock (Sydney Morning Herald)
Scott Winter (ADF)
Tony Wright (The Age)
Richard Wood (Nine)
Matt Yannopoulos (Defence)
Сhris Zappone (Sydney Morning Herald)
Misha Zelinsky (Australian Financial Review)

Andrew Bolt and skynews proving once again what scumbag controlled opposition they’ve always been.

 

[RedLagoon]

It wouldn't surprise me that Russia puts all Aussie traitors (ie anyone in politics and media) on this list.

Good thing; Russia hasn't given up on You. You who hasn't sold out won't be on the list.

We are free.