Posted on November 10, 2009 by SockPuppet
As my offer to lay off a certain Group website was rejected outright I think I will just bring to your attentions that the certain website is now adorned with photos & videos of the commenters – in the nude … outside … running. Why? Well something about that 1970s & 80s porn star John Holmes (I thought [...]
Filed under: ERR???, Gay issues, Guest post, Humour, Living with Nature, Media Matters, internet | Tagged: fat arses, huh? dangly bits | 5 Comments »
Posted on November 5, 2009 by Iain Hall
Although I enjoy the security of owning my own home I have a great deal of respect for the idea of public housing that is available to people at a reasonable rent and with secure long term tenancy, If you leave aside the investment potential of home ownership the most important thing that everyone needs [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, ERR???, Federal politics, House design, Life and Work balance, Living with Nature, Political Correctness, Scams | Tagged: Kevin Rudd, Latte Lefties, Tanya Pliberse | Leave a Comment »
Posted on November 2, 2009 by Iain Hall
When I first heard that the government of Brother Number One was planning to tackle “Global Warming” with an ETS I immediately had a vision of the great leader trying to control a very large bus from the back seat by tying a couple of strands of soggy spaghetti to the steering wheel and [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Carbon Trading, ERR???, Federal politics, Global Warming, God bothering, Green Hypocrites, Leftism, Living with Nature, Political Correctness, Scams, The Green religion | Tagged: AGW, AGW and climate change, Al Gore, CSIRO, Dr Spash, Green religion, in the news | 1 Comment »
Posted on October 30, 2009 by Iain Hall
As a life long atheist I have had a very long-standing interest in the religious faith of others . No belief in the supernatural out shines the nuttiness of the Warministas these days.The chock-full-of-nuts believers in AGW are amazing because they just seem to believe in “solutions” that do absolutely squat to change anything, [...]
Filed under: AGW and climate change, Australian Politics, Bizzare stuff, Carbon Trading, Domestic life, Engineering., Ethical questions, Federal Election, Federal politics, Global Warming, God bothering, Green Hypocrites, House design, Leftism, Living with Nature, Renewables, Scams, The Green religion | Tagged: Latte Lefties, AGW, Green religion, AGW and climate change | 19 Comments »
Posted on October 29, 2009 by Iain Hall
While the world burns under the pressure of mass migration the Latte sippers chill out believing in a “we are all one ” paradigm that will be laughed at (with more than a few tears) by the future generations who will face a world where Europeans become a minority people in their own countries…
How did [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, England, Ethical questions, France, Germany, God bothering, Islam, Leftism, Living with Nature, Multiculturalism, Pakistan, Political Correctness, Popular Culture, Racism, Scams, World Events, human rights, international politics, the Law | Tagged: Christopher Caldwel, Greg Sheridan, Muslim immigrants | 21 Comments »
Posted on October 28, 2009 by Iain Hall
Is anyone actaully surprised that the most vociferous proponents of the Warminista faith are vegetarians? Now I have absolutely nothing against the idea of eating a diet that contains a high proportion of Veg. But the thought of never having a large slab of dead animal again sounds too much like [...]
Filed under: AGW and climate change, Anti fun brigade, Bizzare stuff, England, Ethical questions, God bothering, Green Hypocrites, Leftism, Living with Nature, Marxism, Political Correctness, Renewables, Scams, The Green religion, World Events | Tagged: AGW and climate change, Green religion, sarcasam warning, Su Taylor, the Vegetarian Society, work/ life | 5 Comments »
Posted on October 26, 2009 by Iain Hall
When I wrote a piece denouncing Brother Number One’s faux indignation the other day some commentators expressed disbelief that Tuckey could have a point. One even suggested that Tuckey deserved “ to be punched in the head” for his quite reasonable suggestion that it was possible for a would be terrorist to hide [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Ethical questions, Federal politics, Justice, Law, Leftism, Living with Nature, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Racism, Sri Lanka, The Green religion, World Events, human rights, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Boat People, Dr Rajakulendran, in the news, Keri James | 12 Comments »
Posted on October 19, 2009 by Iain Hall
Posted on October 19, 2009 by Iain Hall
The idea of public protests has a very long pedigree, and in my life time I have seen and taken part in protests and street marches against the excesses of the Bjelke-Petersen government here in Queensland.
I was by no means obsessed with the issues but it was the thing to do and at the time [...]
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Posted on October 16, 2009 by Iain Hall
Reading today’s Oz finds Mal Brough decrying the decision to use the ‘dongas”, surplus from the now closed woomera detention centre, to provide extra capacity in the nearly full centre on Christmas island, rather than as housing desperately needed for indigenousness communities as he had planned before the change of government. This brought back into [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Domestic life, ERR???, Engineering., House design, Indigenous Issues, Life and Work balance, Living with Nature, Northern Territory, Renewables | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Boat People, shipping container houses, indigenious housiing | 32 Comments »
Posted on October 12, 2009 by Iain Hall
There are very few people who make business decisions based upon their moral principles these days, so I find the decision by this chemist from Griffith rather interesting.
Trevor Dal Broi is telling women using oral contraceptive pills for birth control to take their scripts to another chemist.
He removed condoms from his East Griffith Pharmacy [...]
Filed under: Abortion, Australian Politics, Ethical questions, Femnazi Follies, Leftism, Living with Nature, New South Wales, human rights | Tagged: Business, cat blogging, Latte Lefties, Capital punishment, Jeremy Sear, kittehs, condoms, contraceptive pill, Trevor Dal Broi | 55 Comments »
Posted on October 10, 2009 by Iain Hall
There is nothing so sad as a person who does not recognise that a badly injured animal is actaully better off dead than having its suffering increased by futile anthropomorphic empathy.
Devastated witnesses said they were sure the kangaroo could be saved and said they never would have called the police to Cusack Lane at [...]
Filed under: Bizzare stuff, Cars, Ethical questions, Living with Nature, Queensland | Tagged: Latte Lefties, the price of mercy | 24 Comments »
Posted on October 3, 2009 by Iain Hall
Len posted this as a comment in my previous post but I thought that it deserved a post of its own and I reproduce it here:
Hello boys and girls.
Am back, and glad to be so. Gave the “hugs and kisses”, big hugs and kisses, as well as the kids, and looked outside, thanking god we [...]
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Posted on October 2, 2009 by Iain Hall
The recent natural disasters have not gone unnoticed by this blogger and it is not any lack of compassion on my part that has discouraged me mentioning them on this page.
I hope for the best for all of those caught up in such disasters, so dear readers if you can spare some cash send it [...]
Filed under: Living with Nature, obituary | Tagged: in the news, natural disaster, Samoa, Sumatra | 4 Comments »
Posted on October 2, 2009 by Iain Hall
I have been rather surprised by the number of comments to my earlier post about Jessica Watson, that suggest that she is virtually committing suicide by setting out on her great adventure.
Yesterday, Virgin boss and veteran adventurer Sir Richard Branson wished her well for the trip, saying it was more dangerous to cross the [...]
Filed under: Anti fun brigade, Gender Issues, Journalism, Living with Nature, Men and Women, Music, Mysogeny, Popular Culture | Tagged: AGW and climate change, Anna Bligh, Boat People, Jessica Watson, Solo circumnavigation | 7 Comments »