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Anne and Scott Quiner at Gooseberry Falls State Park in 2018. (Courtesy of Anne Quiner) Featured By Matt McGregor January 20, 2022 Updated: January 20, 2022 biggersmallerPrint Sentiments expressed in random phone calls for Anne Quiner as her husband Scott lay in a hospital bed breathing through a ventilator ranged from “I hope your husbandContinue reading “Wife Stands Off With Hospital to Keep Her Husband Alive, and Wins”

Vimeo doesn’t think there are any vaccine victims so they’ll censor our new video. Watch it before they do. Vimeo doesn’t want you to see this video we put together, so watch it now before it just “disappears” just like the vaccine victims. Vimeo is cooperating in the US government directed censorship of vaccine events.Continue reading “Watch our latest vaccine victim video before Vimeo censors it”

What are crimes against humanity? Crimes against humanity refer to specific crimes committed in the context of a large-scale attack targeting civilians, regardless of their nationality. These crimes include murder, torture, sexual violence, enslavement, persecution, enforced disappearance, etc. Crimes against humanity have often been committed as part of State policies, but they can also beContinue reading “Crimes against humanity”

Breaking! England Ends All COVID Passports, Mask Mandates, Work Restrictions January 19, 2022Algora BlogLeave a comment Spread the Word Note by Algora: As the UK goes so goes the US, and as the US goes so goes the rest of the West. This signals the official end of the Scamdemic. By Lily Zhou of theContinue reading “Scamdemic – Corona Virus“

The momentum feels to me like it is accelerating… Here are four important new developments you should be aware of. Here are some narrative pieces that have been falling apart that were recently brought to my attention. Here are the four new truths: The vaccines make you more likely to get COVID: It was supposedContinue reading “The narrative is falling apart, piece by piece”

The Fallacy of Presentism in History 18th January 2022 Comments (3) John A. Moses Having been educated as a historian to “look over the fence” into the backyards of neighbouring countries, I confess to a certain exasperation with those colleagues who write about Australasian military or diplomatic history without adequately trying to assess the aimsContinue reading “History”

Bat-Flu Crazy in the Land of Oz 17th January 2022 Comments (33) Peter Smith Frequent contributor Monday morning and I tuned into a press conference with Dominic Perrottet and Kerry Chant. Masochistic, I suppose. Indications are that 95 per cent of new cases are Omicron, we were informed. A mild disease, therefore we can nowContinue reading “QED”

Memories of 1952, Frank Sedgman’s Year 18th January 2022 Comments (4) Roger Underwood Many wonderful tennis players have come and gone over the years, but I still have a soft spot for the Australian champion Frank Sedgman. He was my father’s number one sporting hero (in equal place with the cricketer Keith Miller), and IContinue reading “Sport”

After a journey of over 250 days and more than 24,000 kms, HMS Supply became the first ship from the First Fleet to arrive in Botany Bay.A crew of 55 men called this 24 m long ship home during the dangerous and arduous journey to Australia. HMS Supply then became the colony’s link with NorfolkContinue reading “OTD: 18 January 1788”