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Posted in: Learning to spot Russian, Chinese and Iranian meddling in other countries can help U.S. prepare for 2024 See in context

The US is currently not just 'meddling' in Syria; they are literally occupying a third of it. Who meddled in Ukrainian internal affairs in 2014? Remember the US's instigation of the coup d'etat? ('Yats is our man!'). This war would never have happened without US meddling.

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Posted in: Japan logs hottest September on record; 2.66 C higher than average See in context

El Nino

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Posted in: Trudeau says 'denialism' rising as nation marks holiday for indigenous reconcilation See in context

Denialism??? I rather think Trudeau has to prove his case first, which would require actual evidence of these burials at the very minimum. What a piece of work.

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Posted in: As China censors homegrown feminism, a feminist scholar from Japan is on its bestseller lists See in context

Paustovsky, I wrote 'Choosing not to marry or have children does not make you a role model.' Leonardo and Newton are not role models because they chose not to get married have children. They are revered for entirely different reasons.

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Posted in: As China censors homegrown feminism, a feminist scholar from Japan is on its bestseller lists See in context

Choosing not to marry or have children does not make you a role model.

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Posted in: Calamitous climate change means saying 'sayonara' to lovely autumn weather See in context

It's always hot through to the end of September, and often well into October. People are so suggestible. 'Global boiling!!!' LOL

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Posted in: Japanese scientists find microplastics are present in clouds See in context

So carbon dioxide wasn't the problem after all....

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Posted in: Taiwan reveals first homegrown submarine in defense milestone See in context

I recommend they remove the Taiwanese flag in the bows. It will make it too easy for the Chinese subs to spot.

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Posted in: Has Britain lost its climate crown? See in context

Finally, the Tories are showing signs of waking up from their delusions about net zero. Sadly, the insane lockdowns have wrecked the economy anyway, though we're still in a healthier position than Germany (yes, sorry, remoaners).

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Posted in: Big Buddha See in context

Absolutely hideous.

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Posted in: After U.N. meeting, countries brace for COP28 fossil fuel fight See in context

This is a good start for those who have been fed an incomplete picture of the history of climate change: https://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/12/historical-video-perspective-our-current-unprecedented-global-warming-in-the-context-of-scale/

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Posted in: After U.N. meeting, countries brace for COP28 fossil fuel fight See in context

"Humanity has opened the gates to hell", he says. "Global boiling", they scream. And that is the reason no one is listening to all this hysteria and profoundly unscientific hyperbole.

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Posted in: Leader of Australia's Victoria state, known for tough COVID lockdowns, to step down See in context

Good riddance.

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Posted in: Want a place on U.N. stage? Leaders of divided nations must first get past this gatekeeper See in context

Want a place on U.N. stage?

Not really.

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Posted in: Google sued for negligence after man drives off collapsed bridge while following map directions See in context

Surely it's the local authorities' responsibility to block access to the bank of the river where the old bridge stood.

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Posted in: Doctors in England step up strike action over pay See in context

The only people who strike these days in the UK seem to be the highly-paid elite.

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Posted in: Is Japan’s new Asahi Super Dry beer better or worse than the original formula? See in context

Answer to the question in the title: who cares? Undrinkable.

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Posted in: Behind all speechmaking at U.N. lies a basic, unspoken question: Is the world governable? See in context

Is the world governable? I hope not, and especially not by the UN and its minions across the globe.

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Posted in: Australia to hold independent inquiry into handling of COVID pandemic See in context

If ever a witch-hunt were called for, it's here.

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Posted in: Updated COVID vaccine targeting Omicron subvariant rolls out in Japan See in context

No thanks. Never had one and never will. Got Covid last December. 3 rough days, just like a flu.

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Posted in: UK inquiry: Migrants awaiting deportation are kept 'in prison-like' conditions at a detention center See in context

Dr, Cajetan, you're obviously not quite aware of the reality in Britain. The truth is that normal law-abiding citizens now live in fear of these people.

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Posted in: China says Britain's plans to disrupt Hong Kong 'doomed to fail' See in context

There are a lot of legitimate criticisms of the UK post-Brexit.

Yawn. Get over it.

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Posted in: China says Britain's plans to disrupt Hong Kong 'doomed to fail' See in context

Randy, study some history, please. We literally built Hong Hong. After the war, we welcomed vast numbers of Chinese refugees from communism and Hong Hong became a symbol of excellent and clean government. True, it wasn't democratic, but when you have free speech, clean and limited government, the rule of law and excellent administrators, you've got the ingredients of a free and happy society. Red China could only look on in jealousy and despair.

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Posted in: U.N. chief says people looking to leaders for action and a way out of current global 'mess' See in context

We may be in a mess, but the last people we need are the globalist UN or any WEF-affiliated drones.

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Posted in: Dumb, phony and boring to the point of tears: Shows that ask foreign tourists what they like about Japan See in context

I was told by one young lady during a private lesson, 'You don't smell'. I suppose she had been given to believe that foreigners all smell. The only reply I could muster was 'Thank you'.

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Posted in: After castigating video games during riots, France's Macron backpedals and showers them with praise See in context

No one listens to what this little nonentity says.

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Posted in: Looking for your 'calling'? What people get wrong when chasing meaningful work See in context

A rather facile analysis of the history of the Christian philosophy of work. Luther, apparently sacralised work, when he was taking a break from exhorting the German nobles to massacre their peasants! Has the author not heard of the phrase 'Laborare est orare', from the Rule of St Benedict, a thousand years before?

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Posted in: Australia Indigenous referendum set to fail as support dips, poll shows See in context

As usual, the left are trying to force people into a false dichotomy. Yes means you are pro-aborigine. No means you are a racist. It won't work. That's not what this is about.

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Posted in: Unruly fans singing Nazi songs and interrupting play with shouts cause problems at U.S. Open See in context

Apparently, the offending words were 'Deutschland über alles', written by von Fallersleben in 1841 to music composed by Haydn. This song has nothing to do with Nazism, as even the most ignorant journalist must surely know.

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Posted in: A divided Australia will soon vote on the most significant referendum on Indigenous rights in 50 years See in context

An unsurprisingly biased article from 'The Conversation'. Just what we'd expect from the bien pensant mainstream. The BBC just published a shocker, too, 'Voice referendum: Lies fuel racism ahead of Australia's Indigenous vote'. They've completely given up the idea of neutral journalism, and then they're amazed and indignant when people tune out and go elsewhere for their news.

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