... which is to forget that hippie song, and croon along with the Twelfth of Never, and that's a long, long time ...
And so the pond soars past the soaring bromancer - that red pill, or was it a mushroom, certainly made his dreaming larger - and gets down with the Killer ...
Frankly the notion of Killer doing a French kiss in these Covid times is a little icky - perhaps more than icky - but the pond must include it just to show how desperate the reptiles are in these troubled times ...
And there was more of it with bonus Boris snap ... and yes the pond could be reading the most excellent John Crace sending everything in the whole sordid Owen Paterson affair up shitless ... if it weren't for Crace and Marina Hyde - Owen Paterson was just the fall guy. This week's chaos was all about Boris Johnson - the pond wouldn't know what to do with itself for pleasure ... because the Killer is just too weird for a pleasurable wank, let alone some tongue fondling and saliva swapping in a French kiss ...
Petulant quibbles ... the Killer is here to sort it all out, and bring the perfidious French back into the fold with a lovey-dovey strategy somewhat at odds with his usual Killer mindset ...
Yes, fling in a French reactor, and what about some barbed wire and a stocking too? But are you not entertained?
Okay, okay, it was a complete waste of space, a fatuous fantasy, from a foolish fabulist fop, and Killer really should get back to the Covid killing fields where he belongs ...
But that leads the pond on to its usual weekend Everest, and the most cunning strategy of all ... bore the perfidious French to death ...
Yes, it's nattering "Ned", the Chicken Little of columnists, with an endless wringing of hands, the donning of sackcloth and ashes, and calls that the sky is falling ...
Oh and the pond forgot to mention the hysteria. You know, the stakes could not be higher, it's a high-stakes game, forget the planet, focus on the subs ...
Hah! The pond just dropped that short gobbet in to generate a false sense of security, the sort of security we'll be getting from the twelfth of never subs ...
Stray readers should have spotted that ten minute warning sign. Yes, even the reptiles think you'll be wasting ten minutes of your life, ten minutes you'll never get back ...
The pond will entirely understand if you give up before really getting started ...
Oh dear, never mind the poor suffering reader, pity the poor suffering "Ned". What can the pond do to make things right, when the perfidious French are intent on ruining everything?
Perhaps an infallible Pope?
Okay there'll be no more of that nonsense, Glasgow Sydnome indeed, infallible Pope.
Sorry children, there'll not be another toilet break until the bitter end ...
Oh there's such a world of difference between being misled and a bald-faced lie delivered by an expert liar ... and it's clearly everybody else's fault ... and now on with more humbug, by an expert humdinger humbugger ...
Sheesh, "Ned" never knows when to shut up, and the more he carries on, the worse it all sounds ... and yet still he keeps on endlessly carrying on, way beyond the twelfth of never ...
What an expert liar he is ... or perhaps a bumbling clod measuring out blather about building a heaven in hell's despair, but we all now the pebble was right when he warbled ...
"SloMo seeketh only self to please,
To bind another to his delight,
Joys in another's loss of ease,
And builds a submarine and planetary Hell in Heaven's despite."
Oh well, French kiss and all that, and anyway, "Ned" is finally winding down, with only a couple of short gobbets to go ...
Oh fucketty fuck, the pond knew it ... the rapture, the bloody rapture yet again ... and so to the garden stakes and the tomatoes and so on and so forth ...
Yep, the subs are fucked, the war with China rooned ... why it seems almost a relief that the planet is fucked too ... and so to a David Rowe for the wrap, with more wrappers here ...
Wait, wait, there's a glutton for punishment in the house, and the pond knows just what you need. You see, the bromancer delivered an EXCLUSIVE late yesterday, and it goes without saying that the pond hangs on every distilled bromancer word ...
So here's an addendum, a corollary, to the wrap, presented without bow ties or cutesy cartoons, just the raw real deal ... as a way of explaining what set the bromancer off, and probably what set all the reptiles off, howling at the submarines they could see in the moon ...
Wow, a whole six months lopped off the schedule. No wonder that the bromancer was hysterical with delight ... but then strangely the reptiles flung in a click bait video featuring that dreadful Plibersek woman and naturally the pond had to defuse it ...
And with the click bait video defused there was just a short EXCLUSIVE gobbet to go ...
Ah the perfidious French, still the stuff of the bromancer's worst nightmares.
Here have a planetary nightmare for making it to the end, because the pond swears it never wants to think about a submarine again ...
"Remember the bromancer back in the day?" Oh yes indeed, DP, who could forget his passionate pronouncement that "Our politics now deals overwhelmingly in symbols..." Nope, it's not 'identity politics' any longer, it's 'symbol politics' as only the Bromancer has ever noticed.
ReplyDeleteThe RAN website lists lists a ‘Senior Leadership Team’ of one Vice Admiral, and 4 Rear Admirals. All entitled (?) to personal flags and similar marks of authority. (Or, as Cartman would have it ‘authoritaii’)
ReplyDeleteBut none of them is named Jonathan Mead. You have to hunt around a little further to find a slot for Vice Admiral Mead.
The Rear As include a ‘Head, Navy Engineering’ and the ‘Head, Navy Capability’. As much as one can interpret the jargon, both seem to be involved in seeing that the navy gets the right gear, and make sure it goes in for service as set out in the handbook. Vice A Mead is titled ‘Chief of Joint Capability’.
There may be other Admirals on the list right now, but it is tedious to search for them.
Why suffer such tedium? Well, Dorothy does it for us, so, only fair that we sustain a little of it, in the common cause.
With 6 Admirals, one might have thought that the navy already had a fair idea of ‘what Australia requires in a nuclear submarine’. Already being - last week, not 18 months into the future - oh, wait, by opening all valves we have reduced that to 12 months.
Now, I sailed with the navy, and have great regard for the lads on those ships (they were all lads then), but I was given to understand that persons of higher rank were not troubled with details of driving the boat - they claimed to spend most of their time thinking of - future naval requirements, methods, equipment. The higher you went in command, the more thinking those officers did.
So what have these Admirals been thinking about, under the heading of ‘submarines’, since the process that gave us the ‘Collins Class’ in the mid 1980s?
OK - the impression we are supposed to take away from the Bromancer’s key tapping is that he alone has been doing that thinking, but, with all regard (kidding) to Sheridan, it was not his writing that detonated AUKUS. Somewhere, SloMo must have a slip of paper headed ‘what Australia requires in a nuclear submarine.’ Perhaps he could share it - if not with us, at least with Nattering Ned?a
Maybe all that thinking, without any actual doing, is why Australia's "armed (so called) forces" are so pitifully equipped ? Once upon a time, Australia had a navy: aircraft carriers (2 of them), a cruiser or two, destroyers, frigates, subs and patrol boats. Well, I guess we were fighting a World (ie limited European) War, and pretty
Deletesoon after the "World War" had ended, our fighting forces wound down: we didn't need a navy or an air force to fight our suzerain's battles in Korea and Vietnam, and later in Iraq and elsewhere in the 'Middle East'.
And besides our military 'senior officers' mostly got where they are by pig-headed perseverance and lack of capable competition. What a truly sad fate for the nation that treasures Sir John Monash. Others may think differently, of course.
Is it just possible that all that thinking, without any actual doing, is why Australia's "armed (so called) forces" are so pitifully equipped ? Our Middle East aerial bombings were all done by Super Hornets, we can't even get an F35 up into the air to drop an occasional bomb.
Just for comic relief it's worth observing the iron self control of Rear Admiral Sammut responding to one of our elected representatives.
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYF08jJi9Hg
Now a member of the Australian Public Service as General Manager Submarines, so presumably one of many involved in decision-making, but not talking to Sheridan I hope.
It's enervatingly tedious trying to communicate with an ignorant moron, isn't it.
DeleteRear Admirals, Admirals that are Heads - just where do those Admirals sit? It's all very confusing!
DeleteWhy do Morrison and Johnson look like they're partipating in some weird dick-measuring contest in that pic with Biden?
ReplyDeleteIt's that 'power stance' thing again but I cannot but think the consultants offered the idea on the first day of April
DeleteI will just drop this here for Dorothy in case she might have a use for it next time the Dog Botherer or others claim the Stenographer's book provides strong evidence of the Wuhan lab leak hypothesis. This coming from the pinkoes in the US intelligence community.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-11-01/declassified-government-report-lab-leak-theory
Maybe it has been reported locally and I have not noticed due to my browsing habits, but I tend to think it just goes to show that Lord Moloch and his editors decide what constitutes news and what hasn't happened because they have chosen to ignore it.
Here's another example involving the Oscillating Fan. Porter and Lamming
https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/twitter-fights-against-porter-van-onselen-and-lamings-defamation-threats,15713
The fundraiser is running at $60,000 per day so far.
Yeah, that's just one other matter that reptiles swap positions on: lawfare. If your guys are on the receiving end then that's evil lawfare conducted by evil woke 'lefties' and depending on 'activist judges'. If they're on the other end, then it's just right, and righteous, invocation of the protection of the law.
DeleteBut I really think the 'ptb' (powers that be) should find something for Grace Tame to do after her Aussie of the Year ends that is commensurate with her abilities and her general decency. Otherwise, we will simply waste a very promising, and delivering, Australian.
Yes, it will be handy BF, though the pond usually ignores shrieking simpleton Sharri ... still, perhaps attention should be paid, if US intelligence is on the case ...
DeleteThe services are generally dismissive of what it calls “open-source” theories of the pandemic’s origin, typically passed around on the lizard Oz by simplistic Sharri. “These theories generally do not provide diagnostic information on COVID-19 origins, and in some cases are not supported by the information available to us.”
Sheridan’s toy plastic sub
ReplyDeleteGot lost on the bottom of his tub
But he searched underwater
Much longer than he oughta
And the last words he said were “Blub, blub!”
A tidy little koan!
DeleteThanks DP!
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