The pond noticed that it was improper to refer to "the French" (Graudian here), and immediately realised it was making a ghastly mistake to refer to "the reptiles of the lizard Oz' ...
Each of the reptiles have personalities, and a bit like the Elephant man, are human, and who better to illustrate the humanity than the Major, always on the hunt for that missing Order of Lenin medal ...
But the pond shouldn't start on a negative note. It was drawn to Gizmodo's 11 of the Sleaziest Snake Oil Ads From Trump's Truth Social, and was troubled as it tried to work out the snake oil that best suited the Major...
In the end, the pond couldn't go past the first two, what with the Major back each Monday to warn of the dangers of all forms of wokeness ...
Now that's how to kick off a non-woke Monday with the lizards of Oz ... and so to the Major, blathering on about the voice.
Usually this would be an automatic red card, of the kind the pond dishes out to Dame Slap when she gets going in her obsessive compulsive way about the voice, but it's the Major and so it's piquant, as the Major tries to keep a foot in assorted camps ...
You can see the Major's problem right there ...he has to walk a fine line between his old mate Pearson and 'Price is right' Price ... and never mind the completely bizarre coupling in the lizard Oz comments section of the 'Price is right' and the mundane Mundine and ... wait for it, drum roll, expert race baiter, Gary Johns ...
That such a thing should be - the pond admits that it's simply too weird a ménage à trois for the pond to contemplate for more than a nanosecond - but wait, hold on a mo, isn't that the beefy boofhead and Killer Creighton also out and about on a Monday?
More of them anon, but already it's easy to see how the lizard Oz has once again clogged up the pond's arteries and stopped it roaming to fresher fields.
Now back with the Major, trying to blame it all on the city-country divide and pretending that the reptiles of the lizard Oz have had nothing to do with the hoo hah ...
Punters will be pleased to note that yet again the Major was at the centre of attention, and is really the story, and meanwhile, the lizard Oz just keeps on finding ways to stir the pot, as with this
LIVE news from simplistic, here no conflict of interest., simpleton Simon ...
Poor Major. Between loyalty to Pearson and long ago memories of being a deep norther, it's hard to remember the need for chest beating about his past triumphs, especially as this means he must even take on the Bolter ...
And there you have the Major's dilemma. It's possible to be a man for all seasons, with the Major loving little Johnny, but tempted by the voice, or so the Major fondly hopes...
That said, while the 'Price is right' and the mundane Mundine and Gazza Johns get all shouty, and simplistic Simon does it LIVE, the Major is left behind, murmuring quietly into the void with Pearson ...
So the Major ends on a mutton Dutton talking point? While it briefly sounded like the Major was having a go at sceptics, it sounds very much like the Major is about to take his thirty pieces of silver and leave the scene ...
Meanwhile, how could the pond ignore an outing by that windmill-hating beefy boofhead? So many windmills in his electorate, how he must hate them ...
First the reptiles had to define the enemy, even it it was going to be obvious...
Sheesh, if there's one thing that the beefy boofhead lacks, it's imagination. Look at the header the reptiles have cursed him with, completely distracting from the terrifying sight of Jim ...
The best he's got is aspirational Aussies, a sort of rebranding of Howard's dinkum battlers, what with that not having worked out so well? The beefy boofhead, in his search for clichés, wouldn't go as far back as Ronny Raygun would he, and remind us that having a clown like the boofy beefhead in the Canberra car would be a problem for us all?
Sheesh, could it get any worse, this assortment of random thought bubbles and aged rhetoric?
The pond is glad it asked itself that question because next minute the beefy boofhead embarked on that most deviant of political strategies, the listicle ... all that was lacking was a pointer and a Powerpoint presentation ...
That it? There isn't a fifth? The pond has time to slip in an
immortal Rowe?
There you go, and in that hall of fame, the pond took a particular delight in this one ...
There's just something about cigar smoke wafting in the breeze that excites fond memories of budget time...
Meanwhile, the beefy boofhead was winding down ...
Well that was a complete waste of space, what with innovation, aspiration, enterprise yadda yadda, coming from a mob fronted by a Queensland plod, yet the reptiles had done their best for the cause, showcasing the beefy boofhead, while bringing back that old reptile favourite, the CFMEU, likely to cause rampant inflation and roon the country by Easter ...
And so as a bonus - well the beefy boofhead could hardly be considered a bonus - with Killer trawling the bowels of Twitter to dig up a conspiracy, though Killer fans will be disappointed that there's no mention of his Freudian fear of masks ...
Yep, these days the lizard Oz and Killer walk with the 4chan crowd, and as might be expected, the story is full of murk, and Killer's the last person to expect any solid fact-checking from ...
In recent times, now that vaccines have helped quell, if not extinguish the threat, it's loony tunes time for all ... please allow the pond at least one distraction ...
Meanwhile, back with Killer, still in the bowels doing his best to lather up the conspiracy ...
Ah Orwellian as usual - the pond expects an Orwellian dose on a Monday - and bold brave Killer and a few other stout hearts ready to call out everyone ... and meanwhile, the cavorting kept on with other yarns ... please, another anti-vax distraction ...
Bottom line? The pond will keep on with vaccines and masks, thank you very much, but here's a last Killer gobbet, with thanks for your troubles and your assorted conspiracy theories and your anti-vaxxer company ...
Today’s SMH gossip column is worth reading, if you can access it via a paywall getaround. While it may be the usual inter-publisher bitchiness and snark, but there’s claims of yet another sacking of a senior Reptile pisshead, plus a report of Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter criticising the Sydney Terrorgraph’s journalistic practices (Warning - column also contains photo of Liberal politicians past and present) - https://www.smh.com.au/national/tele-s-mandela-hit-on-meghan-and-harry-backfires-20230129-p5cg8g.html
ReplyDeleteA very rich Monday, but what will Tuesday bring?
ReplyDeleteHold tight to the memories of the rotating reptile rotisserie. It seems we may be about to very quietly lose one.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/tele-s-mandela-hit-on-meghan-and-harry-backfires-20230129-p5cg8g.html
Well vc (and Anony), the evil reptiles' efforts have "backfired" ? They've done nothing of the kind, of course, because those that would have read and believed the Terror's lies won't read, or if they do won't believe, anything 'printed' in the SMH or the Age. So the smears will be as successful as ever. And that's what's made Roopie his fortune.
DeleteThat’s quite a feast of Reptile thought (if that’s the appropriate term) today, DP. Sure, all the courses are stale, mouldy and well-past their use-by dates - if not genuinely rotten and stinking. But never mind the quality, look, at the size of the portions!
ReplyDeleteIts like a washing machine full of dirty garments today!
ReplyDeleteThe Major tells us ‘the problems are not confined to the NT. They are happening all over Australia, and have been for at least 30 years.’ Yes, they have, and they are not confined to Aboriginal communities. So, if J Winston Howard’s ‘Intervention’ was a good thing - why was it applied in a racially divided way? Why did he not apply those methods to alcohol problems in so many other Australian communities? And if it is in order to tell a racial group that they can spend social security payments on certain items only - then there is one way to cut back on the amounts that people in major cities are shoving in the slots of poker machines, to the detriment of the welfare of themselves and their families.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you think alcohol and readily accessible gambling are NOT problems for a large proportion of Australians - we can point you towards some well-founded statistics, as fuel to your lucubrations.
Here's a happy little account of Indigenous life in Australia:
Deletehttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-24/murdered-and-missing-indigenous-women-four-corners/101546186
Ok, Maj. Mitch: "...a suspicion that metropolitan Aboriginal rights campaigners care little for the plight of displaced Indigenous people in remote Australia". Yair well, that's something that the Maj. would know all about, isn't it. Maybe there's a poll or two around (another Dynata, maybe) from which this core "truth" has been extracted.
ReplyDeleteBut then, that's been a factor for quite a few decades now; during both Coalition and Labor governments of the NT and indeed of all the states and the Commonwealth too. So, will anybody ever do anything about it ? Or will they just say that it's "effectively targeting Aboriginal women and children" so who really cares. Well Leak obviously did, didn't he - he and his mates made a real campaign of it, didn't he.
Oh, Killer, Killer - maaaate. You need to be careful if you want to impress us by tapping ‘Orwellian’ into your contributions, particularly when you refer to ‘the Orwellian role of big tech in deciding what’s permissible’.
ReplyDeleteA few years back, (well, 29 years) a Mr Rupert Murdoch gave a public lecture in Melbourne with the catchy title ‘Orwell was wrong’. This was not a casual remark by Mr Murdoch, it was the annual John Bonython Lecture - the kind of gig that people usually spend some time preparing for.
I quote from reports ‘According to Mr Murdoch, Orwell’s problem was that he had no real concept of the price mechanism. “He assumed capitalists would always suppress innovation to keep profits high,” Mr Murdoch said, during his speech at the Centre for Independent Studies dinner at the Hyatt Hotel in Melbourne.
“In fact, however, capitalists are slaveringly (sic) eager to innovate, to cut into each other’s market share,” he said.
“Because capitalists are always trying to stab each other in the back, free markets do not lead to monopolies.”
Further on, Mr Murdoch also said that ‘The continuing advance of technology in broadcasting was creating new markets around the world and would also develop into a force for solving the age-old political problems and the promotion of harmony.’
Surely that text is in the information file given to each new contributor to Mr Murdoch’s non-monopolies, so they can understand the publisher’s beneficent mind set. Or, in Killer’s particular case - his biog. claims that, at one time, he worked for the Centre for Independent Studies, so he just may have leafed through its collection of lectures by outstanding public figures, during his tenure there.
How do you know he's lying ? His lips are ...
DeleteA different take on that Project Veritas video that the Killer cites with such approval -https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/2023/01/28/no-project-veritas-video-doesnt-prove-pfizer-is-mutating-covid-19-who-is-jordon-trishton-walker/?sh=1dd0f09623dd
DeleteMind you it's from that noted Leftie site, Forbes, so her's little reason to trust it.....
Anonymous - thank you for another of your good links. Interesting that anything in 'Forbes' is not wholly aligned with Tucker. When I scan across offerings on 'F...book' I seldom pick up on anything identified with 'Forbes' because it seems to be part of a cycle that links to, and affirms, reptile media - and the comments to this article pretty much confirm that.
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