Fighting Fake News with REAL, 7/10/21, IA- Pini- MSM- MIA- and the Fog; Thank the Squid Game and Pandora

 

 

 

Australia’s No1 Political podcast- NSW’s New Premier -Dom Perrotet makes the Taliban look like left-wing moderates

https://apple.co/2Yx2rlT

A Review, Dom Perrotet, Podcast, Van and Ben, Who is Dom Perrot

PINI-ng the question rightly and directly on our MSM’s anti- reporting along with amplifying Morrison’s and a host of other opportunistic conservative idiots crowing floridly their bullshit about the "seeming injustice" done to the good LNP pollies of NSW by unelected vigilantes, and kangaroo courts like ICAC. Critical political theory was unethically used against conservatives. That spells replacement and will not be tolerated by SloMo, his government or their supporting Mainstream unless of course it’s flipped and applied without reserve, or weight of evidence against Dan down under. Yes the idiot brigade is out in force and in our face. But does little Matty Guy look taller for it?

The resignations of the Premier and Deputy Premier of New South Wales, blaming ICAC and Friendlyjordies, respectively, signal the worst time of mourning for establishment media writes managing editor Michelle Pini. WHY DID both Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Deputy Premier John Barilaro choose to resign within days of each other? Did the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW ICAC) bring about the sudden resignations of either or both of these politicians? If so, does the NSW ICAC require further scrutiny, because it makes MP’s”terrified to do their job”, as the Deputy Prime Minister suggested?

Friendlyjordies and the NSW Government’s demise

Like Parasite before it, Netflix’s survival thriller Squid Game dramatizes the horrors of modern inequality and exploitation in South Korea — and shreds the capitalist myth that hard work guarantees prosperity. 

Squid Game Is an Allegory of Capitalist Hell

 

  The Pandora Papers — 12 million files on the global 1 percent and the legal tricks they use to get out of paying taxes — are one of the biggest journalistic bombshells in years. They expose a system with one set of standards for the rich and another for everyone else.

The Pandora Papers Have Exposed the Corrupt System that Lets the Rich Worldwide Avoid Paying Taxes

 However as they aren't "historians" is that clash justified?

 Conservative politicians and historians are always bound to clash, write Paul Taucher and Dr Dean Aszkielowicz

Conservatives like Tudge think they need history but not historians

Andrew Bolt's Blog, 5/1/19; Rudd says and is RIGHT; Dutton's Racist agenda; Rossleigh's comment; unacknowledged facts;

Rudd says Murdoch media is a “political party”

Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra

Rudd told the conference the Coalition had "a very robust" partner in the "Murdoch party" which had an ideology. 
It's not a joke just because Kevin Rudd said it it doesn't mean it's not true. The Murdoch Party isn't just in Australia and it's policies and business model spreads across the whole Anglosphere and is joined at the hip to those who see the least need for progressive changes anywhere(ODT) 

 

 Prakash citizenship saga suits Dutton's racist agenda - » The Australian Independent Media Network

A conservative estimate is that one third of Australians are either foreign nationals or foreign citizens, with 28% of Australians born overseas and millions more estimated to be dual citizens. It appears that Prakash is not one of these. To accept responsibility for Prakash, a man born in Australia and likely a sole, Australian citizen, is to accept that Australians are diverse and come from all backgrounds. It is to accept that Australia is not just white, Christian and British. It is to accept that Australia has its own home-grown and raised terrorists, and they are Australia’s responsibility, whether it suits the government’s agenda or not.

  In The Interests Of Balance: A Vote For Labor Is A Vote For Chaos! - » The Australian Independent Media Network

Before I deal with the chaos that will ensue from a Labor government, I feel that I must thank our beloved leader for his determination to “grab the year by the scruff of its neck and make it a winner for all of us”. That’s something I would find enormously difficult. Apart from the fact that things grabbed by the scruff of the neck aren’t usually in a winning position, I’d have enough trouble working where the year’s neck was, let alone how to grab it by the scruff without hurting it.