Saturday 30th of March 2024

Gus Leonisky's blog

11 years to go...

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Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has copped a public broadside from Australian Olympics boss John Coates, just as the pair were meant to be celebrating Brisbane’s Games triumph.

... Mr Coates – the Australian Olympic Committee president – ordered the Premier to attend Friday’s opening ceremony in Tokyo.

“You are going to the opening ceremony,” he said.

conquering the world with eugenics...

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Don’t smoke or you’ve got 51.3 per cent chances of dying early from lung cancer. Drinking alcohol will give cancer of the liver in 37.9 per cent of cases older than the average. Eat, fart and think in moderation, whatever moderation is… 

 

60 years ago, yuri: one orbit — today, jeff and sir dick: spin...

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ruskies & bubblies...

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MOSCOW: Russian oligarchs are facing a shortage of champagne, after French producers temporarily cut off supplies to the country over a new law that will force them to label their drinks as ‘‘sparkling wine’’.

Last week, President Vladimir Putin signed legislation stating that only wine produced in Russia could be labelled ‘‘champagne’’, while foreign makers, including those from France’s Champagne region, would have to rebrand their bubbly. Neither Putin nor parliament explained why Russia needed the law.

culling the oldies...

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Boris Johnson was reluctant to tighten Covid restrictions as cases rose last autumn because he thought people dying from it were "essentially all over 80", Dominic Cummings has claimed.

He also said the prime minister had messaged him to say: "I no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff."

Mr Johnson had wanted to let Covid "wash through the country" rather than destroy the economy, Mr Cummings said.

The claims came in an interview with BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg.

It is the first time Mr Cummings - Mr Johnson's former chief adviser - has given a one-on-one TV interview during his career in politics.

yes we know...

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The climate impact of wild pigs around the world is equivalent to the greenhouse gas emissions of 1.1m cars annually, according to new research.

really sad case...

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New South Wales has recorded its fifth death from the COVID-19 Delta outbreak after a woman in her 50s was found dead inside her home in Green Valley in Sydney’s south west.

 

hesitations...

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Everyday we make a zillion decisions without knowing. Our billion cells carry on doing their complex chemistry that we have to feed at some stage to sustain the reaction. At the top of the system, there is a mechanism dedicated to the survival of the assemblage — when we, our consciousness and our subconscious, as the entity director of various cells have to make the best for “all of us”. It’s a ∑ ∞+n of importance.

 

mom's dumbbells...

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The right-wing commentariat — especially in the Daily Telegraph (I am not allowed to call it Daily Shittograph anymore) and (dark) Sky News, the home of Scomo’s barking dogs — had a field day at bagging “Dictator Dan”, Daniel Andrews, the Premier of Victoria who imposed drastic lockdowns when Melbourne was “infected” with Covid-19. They used New South Wales Premier as an example of good governance… Great this, great that, Gladys B could not place a foot wrong, despite her shitty love affair with a certain Daryl which could have lead to some corruption of intent. Now it appears that New South Wales is "A State Run by Mom Gladys…"

exposing the "deal"...

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musings about the fourteenth of july...

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the paucity of the US leadership intellect

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Left hook, right jab, duck… And if this does not work, throw in the towel... This is the gamut of the intellectual — say philosophical — extend of the US leadership. Republicans or democrats... It’s a bit childish and is lacking in depth: you’re with us or against us. Yes, join the bullies and you won’t get hurt while your intellectual capacities to think for yourself shrink into a black hole of stupidity that makes an American footballer a professor of scientific rigour. 

 

the US assault on cuba...

 

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We witness that campaigns against Cuba have intensified when the blockade is harsher and the Covid-19 pandemic is being dealt with on the Island, led by a government that privileges the health of people.

 

The two topics falling outside the conceptual scope of promoters and actors. The former are the same as always, running the business of money that the United States allocates to counterrevolution, the latter with their dignity dragged around and without a plan for a better Cuba.

the truth isn't what is being told...

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It is impossible to write usefully and informatively about the pandemic without risk to reputation. One’s writings on COVID exist in context, not just media and accepted narrative but one’s own writings as well. Thus, it is vital that any information, even science, as that has of late been twisted out or recognizability as well, be judged based on the credibility and standing of the voice reporting it.

 

By Gordon Duff

 

That said, we establish that as of this writing it is mid-July, the year is 2021 and collective world media has failed miserably, to serve, to report, to analyze and to investigate.

border blues...

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Australia, one of the world's biggest fossil fuel exporters, has strongly criticised the European Union's proposal to enact a carbon border tax.


The measure was confirmed yesterday in the EU's sweeping new climate plan.


Such a tax would make exporters to the EU pay more for goods like steel and cement, to level the playing field for European firms paying carbon permits.

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