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https://twitter.com/plalor/status/867123753112686592 Looks like cricket is going to be point on the workers revolution.
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Sunrise going hard on WHERE ARE THE MUSLIM LEADERS CONDEMING THE MANCHESTER ATTTACK!? Even got Julie Bishop in on it.
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Box of Bunnies posted:Sunrise going hard on WHERE ARE THE MUSLIM LEADERS CONDEMING THE MANCHESTER ATTTACK!? Even got Julie Bishop in on it. Twitter is full of Muslim councils, Islamic representatives, etc, condemning the attacks I mean they're not looking very loving hard.
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May 23, 2017 22:41
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10 seconds of Twittering: https://twitter.com/KJBar/status/867131341745274880
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Turnbull presser right now: "We need to be more agile than our enemies..." 
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ewe2 posted:Turnbull presser right now: "We need to be more agile than our enemies..." Thank gently caress I rolled a monk not a paladin
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May 23, 2017 23:31
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"They came under cover of darkness... But we were all in a 4 hour stand up meeting that someone erroneously referred to as a 'scrum', and were totally unprepared.."
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Solemn Sloth posted:Thank gently caress I rolled a monk not a paladin  It is a bit like that today, the scrambling of the MSM to provide Australian angles is so desperate they're even interviewing Julie Bishop stumbling over the same tired phrases again.e: Turnbull's actual phrase is worse but I had the sound off on the TV and read the ticker: "We need to be as agile as our enemies, more agile than our enemies".
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ewe2 posted:
Maybe that's what Malcolm meant by 'not agile enough'.
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The survey has revealed that Australians absolutely love to hit the bong. Cannabis is the most popular illegal drug of choice, but while people in other countries prefer to smoke it straight in a joint, we are the world’s biggest users of the humble bong. Shout out to Orchy. [Junkee]
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May 24, 2017 00:20
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Coroner has defined the Lindt siege as a terrorist act, and has plenty of criticism for police, not least that Feds effectively withheld critical information that might have prevented escalation from State police.
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Australia's terror level stays at  PROBABLE but then the Ariana Grande concerts aren't scheduled here till September.38 civilians killed in unprovoked bombing attack http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/04/air-strike-syria-hit-peaceful-mosque-170418073446175.html There is nothing special about this report. The US (And its collaborators) do something like this at least every month or so. And by "something like this" I mean a poorly targeted attack on a civilian facility leading to mass casualties. This is the nature of 'collateral damage'. And yet on 19 April every Australian newspaper didn't have this on its front page while shock jocks demanded denunciations from the US ambassador and the head of the catholic church. I don't think it made it into most Australian papers at all. Why would it? These are baddies being slaughtered on the alter of the War on Terror. How convenient then that these go unremarked because if one was to look for a root cause for the vicious and indiscriminately targeted attack in Manchester it would be in this air strike and all the ones before and after it. The War on Terror is like the War on Drugs, it is designed to go on forever and be self perpetuating. In the UK they have one of the most repressive surveillance regimes imaginable. Much of it was put in place to 'defend' against the wave of bombings that the IRA perpetrated in central London in the nineties. And yet it meant nothing to the innocent concert goers in Manchester. All that surrendering of freedom did nothing to protect the latest victims. We aren't talking peanuts here either: 16 Billion pounds directly in 2015 (Source - http://www.cityam.com/229260/autumn...f-paris-attacks ). Someone needs to break the cycle of violence and do something meaningful to stop the carnage. It worked in South Africa and eventually in Northern Ireland. Perhaps there is some room for hope, but not if we keep doing the dumb poo poo we are now doing because it is clearly hopeless See Also :- http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...p-a7751911.html -/- While we discuss international affairs how about Trump Budget MK1? https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/22/us/politics/trump-budget-cuts.html quote:Trump’s Budget Cuts Deeply Into Medicaid and Anti-Poverty Efforts By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVISMAY 22, 2017 So a Turnbull/Abbott budget basically. This will definitely help the areas of the US that currently look like a war zone to smoke more efficiently. Maybe Trump is a fervent accelerationist? Making America a great dumpster fire again! -/- Well I will have to accept that the Lindt siege was somehow a terror attack I guess. 
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Sounds like some kind of fully automated war economy, Snake.
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Franklin told Fairfax Media that he stood by the point he was seeking to illustrate in the essay, which he said he had first posted in draft form and updated progressively over the evening. "The whole piece was an attack on terrorism. It is absurd to suggest that in the third-last paragraph I would advocate a terrorist act." He said he was making a rhetorical point about the absurdity of a suggestion by one of the panelists on Monday night's program that accidents involving refrigerators kill more people than terrorism, and what he saw as the ongoing refusal of ABC commentators to acknowledge the true causes of terrorism. "Our lives and the way we live are being constricted, we live in fear and the causes are being obfuscated," he said.
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Lid posted:Franklin told Fairfax Media that he stood by the point he was seeking to illustrate in the essay, which he said he had first posted in draft form and updated progressively over the evening. No, the fearmongers are pretty clearly identified.
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When doing the dumb thing is easy and vote-winning, why would the West actually try to fix anything? Particularly if the freed funds were to be used for actually bettering living conditions and not lining their pockets.
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The Federal Opposition is today announcing new measures aimed at cracking down on dodgy company directors involved in what is known as phoenixing. Phoenixing involves a company director stripping assets from a business just before it goes broke, not paying workers and creditors but then simply opening another company, with a different name and carrying on trading. Like the mythical bird, the new company rises from the flames of the old one.
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May 24, 2017 02:58
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Certain parts of the construction industry aren't going to like that.
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Mr Chips posted:Certain parts of the construction industry aren't going to like that. It's pretty big in real estate too iirc
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Lid posted:Franklin told Fairfax Media that he stood by the point he was seeking to illustrate in the essay, which he said he had first posted in draft form and updated progressively over the evening. quote:Asked to comment, Quadrant editor and prominent historian Keith Windschuttle, a former ABC board member, told Fairfax Media, "You're talking bullshit, don't call back."
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Bogan King posted:https://twitter.com/plalor/status/867123753112686592 I love this dispute because all of Cricket Australia's plans to turn the players against each other have been comprehensively defeated by 100% of cricketers being members of their union and firmly telling management to piss right off.
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Queensland police have arrested a senior One Nation adviser. Sean Black, a media and policy adviser to outspoken senator Malcolm Roberts, was taken into custody in Brisbane on Wednesday.
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Anidav posted:Queensland police have arrested a senior One Nation adviser.
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May 24, 2017 05:25
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CrazyTolradi posted:Aren't most of your friends One Nation voters now days? To be fair to anime dave they're kind of hard to avoid in Queensland
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Jonah Galtberg posted:To be fair to anime dave they're kind of hard to avoid in Queensland
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I applied for and received a personal loan today and the bank spent 90% of the time I was there talking to me about getting a home loan and how I can do it with my parents ans guarantors and how the market is only going up so I should definitely invest now. Im like 'guys I literally just borrowed 25 grand off you because I am terrible at saving for things. I mean you can even see how much I earn and spend and without even plugging that info into a computer I can tell you its a bad idea.'
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Laserface posted:I applied for and received a personal loan today and the bank spent 90% of the time I was there talking to me about getting a home loan and how I can do it with my parents ans guarantors and how the market is only going up so I should definitely invest now. 2018_Australian_Banking_Crisis.txt
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JBP posted:Sounds like some kind of fully automated war economy, Snake. We're all sons of the Patriots now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mALkd3DG6HA&t=91s
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hooman posted:2018_Australian_Banking_Crisis.txt Probably worth mentioning that it was also a cold call preapproved loan from my actual bank, but the timing was convenient in that i was going to call them to ask anyway.
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Laserface posted:Probably worth mentioning that it was also a cold call preapproved loan from my actual bank, but the timing was convenient in that i was going to call them to ask anyway. Ummmm isn't that illegal? Or did you make the mistake of opting in?
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Laserface posted:Probably worth mentioning that it was also a cold call preapproved loan from my actual bank, but the timing was convenient in that i was going to call them to ask anyway. hooman posted:
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May 24, 2017 06:23
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Its Labah's fault mista speaka.
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hooman posted:2018_Australian_Banking_Crisis.txt https://www.domain.com.au/news/melbourne-metro-rail-project-st-kilda-road-residents-fear-effect-on-property-prices-20170524-gwahtx/ WHY SELL NOW WHEN PRICES ARE ONLY GOING UP UP UP???
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norp posted:Ummmm isn't that illegal? Or did you make the mistake of opting in? I have no idea. it was a call from a branch I have never been to, but I do bank with the bank in question. I hadnt made any enquiries before that with my bank, just checking rates online, but I figured if they were calling me I would hear them out and managed to get a decent rate out of it so signed my life away.
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Skellybones posted:We're all sons of the Patriots now. Still one of the best end game boss's of all time
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Laserface posted:I have no idea. it was a call from a branch I have never been to, but I do bank with the bank in question. *Shuffles off to AI to see what you bought*
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Someone just earnestly told me "you have to believe that all politicians are acting in what they see as the best interest of everybody".
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hooman posted:Someone just earnestly told me "you have to believe that all politicians are acting in what they see as the best interest of everybody". Oh, bless.
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hooman posted:Someone just earnestly told me "you have to believe that all politicians are acting in what they see as the best interest of everybody". They're not wrong. If you face the reality of the situation then it's really loving depressing.
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