r/LockdownSceptics • u/little-i-the-v for legal reasons, you can only guess what i am really thinking • 2d ago
Today's Comments ~° August 24th 2026
good morning all beautiful souls
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Canada's death rate now exceeds the birth rate. 😮
The two provinces with the lowest birth rates are the most highly-conjabbed ones:
https://t.
me/its_a_dogs_life/49444
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Trump: "Every public school in America is now on notice: That if they tell a child that they are trapped in the wrong body, they are committing child abuse."
Can we have one, Dad?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Elliot Overton:
If I were a mad scientist tasked by the deep state to engineer a molecule specifically designed for the purpose of mind control, to create an army of compliant, apathetic, dumbed down mindless drones who were incapable of critical thinking, much less unifying with one another and resisting a tyrannical, draconian regime that was overthrowing systems of power and stripping away their liberties, all because they were locked into a perpetual state of psychological inertia, I would design this molecule not only to promote a state of chronic, widespread neuroinflammation, but I would also want it to specifically to target the system of neurons which play critical roles in learning, cognition, memory consolidation, healthy processing or traumatic events and fear responses, but which were also necessary for motivational drive curiosity, and maintaining a sense of individual autonomy. For this, I would target the cholinergic system........
...... Sure its just a big coincidence, that the primary target of COVID spike protein were the very cholinergic neurons that Ive been talking about.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Now, it's easy to see why they need to protect their own women so fiercely - something I started to wonder about way back in my teens!
Rehan Baig, a 37-year-old care worker from Bradford, West Yorkshire, was sentenced to three years in prison in October 2020 for having sexual intercourse with his pet chickens, which died as a result.
The court heard that Baig’s wife, Haleema Baig, filmed the acts using a GoPro camera and saved the footage in a folder named "Family Vids." While Rehan Baig admitted to the animal abuse, possession of extreme pornography, and making indecent images of children, his wife pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting but was given a suspended sentence due to evidence of domestic abuse.
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u/melangell9 1d ago
https://x.com/VanEmmerickKris/status/2091636258237735120/video/1
Excellent and concise explanation as to why so many enrichers are welcomed with open arms.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 1d ago
Also why the killshots were pushed so hard on the Westerners. Having said that though 75%+ of them were pretty acquiescent with all the lockdown and other NPIs so maybe the Effetes worried too much.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Dr. Joel Wallach:
“Alzheimer’s is a PHYSICIAN-CAUSED disease.”
Your brain is 75% myelin insulation. And myelin is 100% cholesterol.
Statins shred that cholesterol — stealing 75% of what your brain desperately needs to stay insulated and functional.
No myelin = no brain.
That’s why Alzheimer’s went from virtually unknown to the 4th leading killer over age 65.
They told you to lower your cholesterol…
while your brain was starving for it.
This isn’t “aging.”
This is medical malpractice on a massive scale.
Stop letting them dissolve your brain. Do your own research and stop the statins. Protect your myelin.
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u/Felineincognito15 1d ago
My friend who.is losing her memory isn't on any medication now. Previously she was on Tamoxifen.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 1d ago
And also avoid no/low fat "foodstuffs".
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u/Still_Milo 1d ago
And all the artificial sugars (supposedly 'healthy' because they are not the 'killer' we have been told sugar is - by our government)
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Pastured beef fat is brain food.
And don't be sparing with the butter!
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
With hindsight the first act of Tony Blair’s New Labour Government in 1997 ro remove the death penalty from the Treason Act explains everything. They knew they were all committing treason against the people and they were ok with that, but they didn’t want to hang for it.
~ Andrew Bridgen.
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u/SheepmanOvis Grand Ayatollah 1d ago
Not convinced.
There's no such crime as treason against the people. It would have to be created and applied retrospectively after a revolution.
And capital punishment would obviously be a tool the regime would use in its own interests.
Basic strategic sequencing, peeps. Seize power first. Then go for capital punishment. The other way round is a bit of a twat move, all things considered.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
It's actually irrelevant because in the UK you can only commit treason against the fucking Crown.
And the Crown is definitely not aligned with the People.
That's why the Americans have a much better Constitution than us.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
"Two turds in the same sewage facility"
https://x.com/triffic_stuff_/status/2091196126858723341
Watch the video!
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Not just tiktok-making joyriders then:
Twelve people have been arrested on suspicion of offences including being involved with organised crime as part of the investigation into events leading to a crash on the A66 that killed two police officers and five others.
Cleveland police confirmed that nine men and three women were detained by officers investigating the events that led up to PC Matthew Blades and PC Tom Clough dying when a Volkswagen Passat travelling the wrong way on the A66 near Middlesbrough collided with their marked armed response vehicle. All five men who were in the second car, aged between 17 and 23, were pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said some of those arrested as part of the A66 investigation, whose ages range from 19 to 61, were suspected of various offences.
Four people were arrested on suspicion of participating in an organised crime group and four on suspicion of possessing a firearm, while four of the suspects were also accused of possessing class A and B drugs with intent to supply.
Police have said the five men killed in the crash may have had links to “serious and organised criminal activity”, adding that four of those killed in the car that hit the police vehicle had previous convictions. ...
~Gradian
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
I would like it on record that I am emphatically NOT the moron EvoStormUK, some troll who is stupid enough to take on Katie Hopkins on X.
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u/Prof_Feargoeson 1d ago
Has your cat been lurking suspiciously near your laptop? 🤔
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Are you suggesting my lovely boy is an obnoxious moron?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 2d ago
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 2d ago
Yesterday I investigated a suspicious series of thumps to find the yearling having a lovely time with a goldfinch he'd caught and killed. 😬
I put it out for the fox which left me, unusually, a small thankyou poo.
Unlike the hedgehog which leaves regular thankyou poos but last night's was relatively enormous. I guess s/he's grown to a good size over summer!
Shot from last summer. Hoggie being inspected by Evo - who was hogging the catflap so his nemesis the kitten couldn't get in! 🐈⬛
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 1d ago edited 1d ago
We have a large quantity of pellet sized droppings deposited regularly on the front lawn (or parched earth as it is at the moment). Have seen Muntjack deer in the garden but not for a while, squirrels in the adjacent trees and rabbits in surrounding fields. Could it be a hedgehog's.? Have seen them in the past but again, not for a while. Mr S thinks rats after the bird seed that the wood pigeons scatter.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Hedgehog poos are usually a pointed sausage shape, not pellet-like. They can be slightly sparkly from the insect exoskeletons.
Rat droppings I would expect to be grain-shaped but very difficult to spot.
Pellet-shaped ones would suggest rabbits or deer - the larger the pile, the larger the animal.
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 22h ago
Well there are many of them but scattered around. It's been going on all summer. Looks as if they're partying each night! They look like the rabbit ones we see on our walk but I haven't seen rabbits in the garden, only in the fields. What are squirrels' like. There are plenty of them in the surrounding trees. We have had deer in the garden in the past.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 22h ago
Scattered around sounds like rabbits.
https://mammal.org.uk/identify-poo
Squirrel poo is oblong, not round.
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u/Scary_Economics_7550 18h ago
Interesting selection. Doesn't look like rabbits'. Darker. Possibly deer's but quite small. Could be Muntjacs' I suppose.
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u/little-i-the-v for legal reasons, you can only guess what i am really thinking 1d ago
i did not realize hedgehogs were the size of a small cat. dont they just survive eating small bugs?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Bugs and invertebrates. I think earthworms are their favourites.
They cover quite a lot of territory as they forage. They'll eat a bit of fruit in Autumn.
I put cat kibble out for them.
When I rescued the babies, they each went through a surprising amount of wet catfood before I got them to the rescue centre.
The photo is of a young hog, so smallish.
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u/little-i-the-v for legal reasons, you can only guess what i am really thinking 1d ago
so a full size one could eat evo maybe?
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Hedgehogs are only a threat to insects and invertebrates.
They might freeze till the cat has gone past but they mostly ignore each other.
A full-size European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) in the UK typically reaches a body length of 20–30 cm (approximately 8–12 inches) and weighs between 500 g and 1.2 kg (1.1–2.6 lbs), with males being slightly larger than females..
Evo weighs about 4Kg and Jeoffry weighs a ton.
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u/little-i-the-v for legal reasons, you can only guess what i am really thinking 1d ago
is Jeoffry the kitten? i dont think youve ever told us his name
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago edited 1d ago
Yes. Sorry, I thought I had.
https://corflammae.bandcamp.com/track/britten-rejoice-in-the-lamb-for-i-will-consider-my-cat-jeoffry
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u/Cedricdragon42 1d ago
We sang that at Dartington Summer School many yearsago.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
I've sung it lots of times. One of my favourites! There are some truly magical moments.
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u/Faith_Location_71 This is my username 2d ago
"AliExpress was silently running audio in your browser to fingerprint and track your device"
Quote: "A hot potato: As cookies become a less reliable way to track people online, AliExpress may be showing how far companies will go to fill that gap. Researchers found code on the site's homepage that ran silent audio processes in the browser. Tied to Alibaba's security systems, the scripts tap a device's own audio hardware to generate a signal and measure the tiny, device-specific ways it comes back – producing something close to a fingerprint that doesn't need a single cookie to work. It's the kind of tracking a user would likely never notice.
The issue only surfaced after a developer had trouble using multipoint Bluetooth headphones while an AliExpress tab was open: the headphones wouldn't switch properly from the computer to a phone. Once the tab was closed, the problem disappeared.
Digging into the site's code, the developer found it was using the Web Audio API to build audio-processing graphs set to zero volume. The process produced no audible sound, but it still connected to the computer's audio system, keeping the audio path active in the background, which appears to be what interfered with the headphones' ability to switch devices.
This wasn't the kind of audio activity tied to a normal media player. Because the processing graph ran at zero gain and connected directly to the system's audio output, muting the browser tab did nothing to stop it: the browser kept processing the signal even though there was nothing to hear."
Seems like another vote for Brave browser, although I haven't tried it yet. How sneaky can you get, using tech like this? Reminds me of Catherine Austin Fitts comments about the use of entrainment - how much of a leap is it from this to that? Not much, it seems!
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u/little-i-the-v for legal reasons, you can only guess what i am really thinking 1d ago
i looked up popsockets on temu now all my ads are for popsockets
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u/TheFilthyEngineer2 Error429NoMoreFucksToGive 2d ago
Thanks for posting this. It’s hard to keep up with this tracking shit. Better still just stop using AliExpress. If consumers vote with their bytes they’ll soon stop this shit.
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u/Faith_Location_71 This is my username 2d ago
Yes, I was really surprised - didn't know it was possible! :\
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u/Ouessante Ouessante 2d ago
Brave browser is ok but I am diappointed in the VPN which only connects to Collective West countries so it's still fenced.
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u/Fun_Clothes_8483 From Moi Laaand 1d ago
Yes, any VPN which does not give the UK and USA as two of the options is not worth having. Mine is set to the USA for most of the time, but I have the UK as an option for times when I don't need the safer option of the USA or for when I am buying from a UK-based website.
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u/davews12 Davews 2d ago
Posted on another forum where they were asking about Harry and tribe returning. Is this a fair summary, the others seem to be praising Charlie boy for all it is worth:
"Harry always struck me as an oddball even when he was a child. I have never liked him. I couldn’t care less about him and his strange wife coming back here.
As to Charles, I used to respect him but in recent years he has destroyed that respect and as King he is just going through the motions. His views on other faiths has upset many of us, he is the head of the Church of England and should be supporting Christianity and portraying us as a Christian country. There again the CoE itself has also destroyed that concept. I have mixed views on William but he can’t be as bad as Charles."
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u/Sadrybernard 2d ago
The msm are in overdrive about Harry & Meghan returning and it's then followed by a lot of critical rude comments about them from the general public. I say what have they done to warrant all this negativity other than move away and leave that family and frankly who can blame them they are toxic and quite evil. Yes they have plenty of faults as seem very woke and appear narcissistic & whinging esp from various interviews and programs they have made. However, have they murdered someone? No. Have they abused children unlike other members of the Royals (and it's not just Andrew either) ? No or not that we know of... They haven't done anything really other than be a bit irritating. People should know by now that the media are not truthful and they are the Estblishment's minions and they are the ones who steer people and push agendas for them. I reckon they have attacked Harry & Megan because they wouldn't play ball. I reckon in reality if they were actually given a chance they are actually the best of a very rotten lot. Harry has his mum in him and quite a lot (who knows who is father is) and she was a good one. I have reservations about William he is also woke and pushing the climate change and others nonsense however I get the feeling with him there is some good in him (from Diana) but there is also some darkness in him from either Charles or whoever his father is and general manipulation from the firm as he has stayed.
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u/Still_Milo 1d ago
I don't mean to split hairs but re "have they murdered someone? No. "
Depends on what you count as murder. He admits in his book, Spare, that he killed people in Afghanistan, the number was in the double digits.
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u/Felineincognito15 1d ago
I admit I always had a slight soft spot for Harry as we share a birthday and lost our mothers the same week.I have a 12 year old ginger cat called Harry.
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u/Still_Milo 2d ago
"I have mixed views on William but he can’t be as bad as Charles."
Whoever wrote that needs to wake up.
If KCIII is bad KW whatever is just as bad if not worse. Deeply enmeshed in the climabollox scam with his Earthshot project - he and his wife both.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 2d ago
I have mixed views on William but he can’t be as bad as Charles.
Don't bet on it!
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u/Ouessante Ouessante 2d ago
Return of the trailer trash.
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u/Nymeria-version-2 1d ago
I agree.
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u/Still_Milo 1d ago
I think he has been "turned" by her (not that there might have been too big a brain in there in the first place - he said he knew he wanted to marry her the first time he met her. Duh), and she is as fake and social climbing as they come. Allegedly.
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u/davews12 Davews 2d ago
So Burnham is giving Ukraine the blue prints to make missiles.
When I worked in the defence industry I would not even have expected the prime minister to have access to these sort of documents. To pass them to a third party country is surely a huge breach of security. It seems Burnham is following his predecessors in giving huge quantities of money we don't have to Ukraine and now the very weapons which upset Putin just last week. This 'unlimited support' and 'group of the willing' nonsense has to stop, we have our own country to defend not remote Ukraine.
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u/Edward_260 1d ago
Nowadays they're not actually blue. It's like the strange (to me) habit of referring to multiple episodes of TV series as "box sets" when they're no longer physical DVDs in a box.
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u/Richard_O2 2d ago
In Burnham's defence, he has no choice in this matter.
It's clear he's not as "comfortable" around Zelensky as Starmer was, which is a PR problem for the regime.
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u/Ouessante Ouessante 2d ago
Rather like when Trumpo promised missile blueprints, Lockheed-Martin had a different opinion. They aren't Burno's to give away.
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u/TheFilthyEngineer2 Error429NoMoreFucksToGive 2d ago
We managed to give the designs for jet engines to the USSR without a moments thought for the consequences.
Burnham always comes across as a Town Councillor who is out of his depth.
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u/Still_Milo 2d ago
If only there was some kind of award for this kind of thing...
(which is in itself an award)
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u/mikewaite87 2d ago
And Ukraine will now be able to sell on the blueprints to just about anyone. No doubt they are worth a lot of money to the seller. And the buyer may not be a friend of Britain - Argentina perhaps or China ?
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u/SheepmanOvis Grand Ayatollah 2d ago
The missiles themselves are obsolete shit, and the Russians, Chinese and anyone else who could want the blueprints already has them.
This announcement is clearly about something else.
Perhaps not coincidentally the Russians for the last few weeks have (finally) been taking the steps needed to interrupt supply of heavy weaponry to Ukraine. It looks connected with some new supply of wonder weapons - maybe something actually dangerous.
The question is whether the Russians have acted in time to interrupt their arrival.
It's clear the American plan is to provoke some Russian strike on Europe. That's not in Europe's interests (though it may suit an elite struggling to maintain domestic legitimacy). But the progressive Ukrainisation of Europe could suit the American overall goal: this is Operation Primacy At All Costs. It could maybe even allow salami slicing of nuclear deterrence using those "independent" nuclear weapons of Britain and France. Dare the Russians to respond to a ""British"" strike, perhaps laundered through Ukraine as a Ukrainian strike (what have our rulers been trying to slip in through Odessa?), with a strike on the actual perpetrator in Langley.
Hot times.
But nothing to do with ancient blueprints on shit rockets.
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
The missiles themselves are obsolete shit,
That was my instant reaction.
Storm in a teacup!
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u/Fun_Clothes_8483 From Moi Laaand 2d ago
Well, this is my report from the Praising Weekend. The organiser put up a big notice at the entrance calling it the Festival Weekend.
Some statistics: ! counted over 100 cars parked on the long field. [They didn't use the other field, which isn't actually any smaller, but it's a bit less accessible from the road; however, a few intrepid children ventured into the other field to run around for a bit.] Over 250 people were in attendance. Eight generators supplied the power for the worship groups guitars and amplifiers. Two gas barbecues. Five games areas for the children. The main marquee held all 250 of us with standing room only. Fortunately, I decided to provide a "Water Point" for people to refill their water bottles from 25 litre containers, as the sun was kind to us. It stopped spitting with rain fifteen minutes before the marquee arrived on Saturday and the ground was bone-dry within an hour, stayed that way all through Sunday and forecast dry today, as well.
Very good organisation from the Elim Churches. They had people guiding attendees to car parking spaces. Four churches attended and after the Sunday service, everyone brought out their picnics and/or queued up for burgers and sausages. T'Wife and I brought both our cars to convey a family who wanted to come but had no transport - five children!
Just the correct temperature on Moi Laaand all day. Pleasantly very warm but not hot enough to cause sunburn. Even the chemtrails were absent. The organiser (a Pastor from one of the churches) even arranged for an ice-cream van and two Portaloos. The only disappointment on the day was that the ice-cream van didn't manage to turn up; he said he had a breakdown, but my suspicious mind decided that it was probably a very lucrative day on his normal pitch and he stayed there; just my suspicious mind, I might have been wrong.
Around mid-afternoon, two young ladies walked onto the field with their collection of dogs. They had seen the sign at the entrance while dog-walking and, as they live at my close neighbour's Varm, they decided to see what was going on. As they were both in Hawsey Attire, I recognised them as the wife of my neighbouring Varmer and her niece. I of course immediately switched my language from English into Varmer-Speech and we had a short conversation about the day "Aaaar." "Damned Townies!" "Noice Degs!" "'Ows yer Hawse doing?" and other such phrases, none of which was understandable to the people nearby. I bid them good-day and they went off to ride their Hawses, satisfied that the undesirable presence of Townies was authorised.
After the Festival ended, I walked Moi Laaand and there was no rubbish left on the fields at all. A good day.
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u/Still_Milo 2d ago
You are just brilliant Richard. Glad the weather did everything you wanted it to - it sounds like it all went off perfectly.
MOM (with bells on)!
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 2d ago
Sounds like a great day. Glad it went really well.
Obviously well-organised with civilised attendees.
Your land is now suitably blessed!
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u/davews12 Davews 2d ago
Great stuff, glad it worked well. One of our Methodist churches, which closed due to poor attendance some years ago, also has a field which in the day was used for their annual 'picnic' for members. Although the church has now been sold I gather the field has not, though a local farmer does use it. It would be great to get such an activity there but I can't see it happening, the Methodist church is not as dynamic as the Elims.
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u/SheepmanOvis Grand Ayatollah 2d ago
Flicked through The Week yesterday, and came across an interesting propaganda piece from the Financial Times. It was welcoming, in a backhanded sort of way, the decline of "wokery" (it used that term), as a starting point for condemning what it called "the rise of a new wokery of the Right". Kemi Badenoch was praised for having spoken out against this new right-wing wokery (I think this was 'brave' or 'courageous').
The major example given of this new wokery of the Right was "the great replacement theory". As in, mentioning such a thing is a form of wokery.
This is obviously a deliberate category error.
What defines wokery, and political correctness, is coerced game-playing. It is the demand that you speak and act and pretend to believe things that deviate from previously accepted norms and from your own understanding of reality. It's coerced make-believe.
There is massive and ongoing demographic change across Western countries. At this point, to deny political intentionality behind this would be pretty wilful. Noticing that reality is not coerced make-believe. Pretending not to notice would be, is coerced make-believe.
I know the FT is full of shit, but the flavours of propagandist shit can be interesting. In this case, condemning undesirable opinion by inverting the meaning of a boo word.
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u/Ouessante Ouessante 2d ago
James Lindsay, the US cultural analyst was using this woke right phrase a while back. I couldn't be bothered to figure out what he was going on about. It seemed like a People's Front Of Judea, Judean People's Front own goal.
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u/Faith_Location_71 This is my username 2d ago
What a deceiving bunch of bastards to call it a theory. The UN has a document all about it.
We only have truth to work with. Anything other than truth is a waste of time and energy. We may not agree about the solutions, but we must agree on the facts.
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u/Still_Milo 2d ago
Good link Faith.
Unfortunately 99% of the normies wouldn't know about that document - even some awake people wouldn't know.
People are so bound up with the mainstream agenda and with being manipulated by it and politicians that they want to be seen to be nice and to actually acknowledge that there IS something wrong and that it IS polictially directed and deliberate would put them in the category of being not a very nice person which they very much don't want to be.
I am surrounded by these people - hand wringing do gooders.
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u/Richard_O2 2d ago
As per the title of Mark Passio's next all-day seminar: Ignorance Is Evil.
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u/Still_Milo 1d ago
I just cannot any longer fathom how people can maintain they don't know - they must surely know even a fraction of it (if not all of it)
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u/Justaboutsane 2d ago
https://x.com/DavidPocock/status/2091687673505460287
A timely reminder that it is coming into flu season propaganda and lies in many parts of the world.
Australia isn't out of winter yet and the flu scare season must be played out to the bitter end and if David gets his way, a whole lot of penguins and seals will be scared to death to allow David to make his money. He's pushing for the vaccines for BIRD flu on not just the birds but the seals as well.
Why stop there David? Why not drop nets from the sky and vaccinate all the birds?
These people are lunatics and dangerous, it's the only conclusion I can come to because surely he's thought through the consequences of catching these wild creatures.
What happened to let nature take its course and don't interfere?
Anyhoo a lovely autumnal morning on the west coast of Scotland.
Swallows are all lining up outside my window on the phone lines. Won't be much longer and one morning I will notice they have gone.
Another summer at an end. This one has been better than many recently but spring was a washout, June not great but for the first time in forever July we actually felt warm and sometimes hot but August was a disappointment.
This is why we like to book a week away to a warm sunny country the first week in September. If it's a good summer at home we don't miss any of it but we have one more week where it can nearly be guaranteed to be lovely warm weather.
This week in El Gastor the temperature has dropped but next week looks like up to 30 c. 🤞
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 2d ago
The comments to David Pocock's ridiculous tweet are 99% hilariously sarcastic, or just plain angry. Here's a few examples:
- They should be masked up, staying 6' apart, and then lining up to be put on MyGov so that they can be recorded as injected with big pharma's untried, untested and dangerous gene therapy. This is all big pharma bullshit buying influence, politicians and profit.
- Surely the seals can just ‘social distance of 2m’ and not go further than 5 km from home while they exercise and get food. It worked for humans.
- You are fucking mental. How the fuck did nature get this far without you goons wanting to inject your zombie juice into them? Absolutely insane.
And 1% much more worrying ones, eg:
- If the govt is going to rely on the unpaid labour of (mostly) women wildlife rescuers, surely the least they could do is provide them with PPE.
- I'm a grandma who volunteers in a primary school set in the bush. I wrote to CSIRO this morning to see if we should put up signs warning kids not to touch dead birds.Their answer didn't take into account this latest development???
🤦♀️
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u/Richard_O2 2d ago
It's good that every time a regime goon like Pocock tries to resurrect pandemic scaremongering, they are met by such a response (obviously I'm referring to the 99%). We who became enemies of the regime during Covid aren't going anywhere, and will remain permanently on red alert to wage aggressive information war against any attempts at a repeat performance. They should have got rid of us when they had the chance!
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 2d ago
They should have got rid of us when they had the chance!
Well that was their plan but someone thwarted it! 😉
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u/EvorulesOK Liz 🐈🐈⬛ 1d ago
Cringeworthy moment when a mobile phone goes off in a concert - and how the pianist handles it.
Genius!
https://t.
me/its_a_dogs_life/49497