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01-18-2019, 06:20 PM
It would be a terrible inconvenience if the killer belonged to a religion of peace, with the (((victim))) being who she was. It is Bundoora, so there is a chance.
This is yet another woman though who thought it was safe walking by herself at midnight in an unknown area. Especially strange as she's from a certain (((country))) where I thought women knew better than the typical dumb Aussie broad. I'd never do that even as a strong man who can fight. Even my boxing coach was almost robbed by a pack of diversity up that way when he was catching a late train.
So many feminists are using this latest murder to nag men into doing something about it. Funny, I thought they could do everything we can, only better. Surely they can beat up a group of thugs, ScaJo's style.
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01-19-2019, 04:10 AM
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01-19-2019, 09:09 AM
Hilarious how all men are lumped together for the purposes of crime stats, but when Fairfax Media needs a male boogeyman, it’s always the white male.
How can Aboriginal men be simultaneously oppressed by the white man and his easy tool for murdering off women in the name of female oppression in Melbourne?
The feminists say 69 women were killed by violence in Australia in 2018 (the male death toll was 3-5 times higher, based on yearly homicide averages).
To put that into perspective, there are 25 million people in Australia, 12.5 million are female, and the key 15-64 working age female bracket is at least 8 million women.
8,000,000 divided by 69 = ca. 115,000
ONE in 115,000 - what an “epidemic”! That’s the fucking chance of you being murdered by the “Patriarchy” in modern-day Australia.
Of those 69 women, how many were murdered a) in back alleys or similar places, b) after 10pm in quiet areas with no one else around bar attacker and victim, c) by someone on drugs, d) by someone with severe mental illness/psychosis, and/or e) without the assistance of any other man, let alone a group?
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01-20-2019, 09:17 PM
If this bloke had won a medal at the olympics, of wrote a book or recorded a song, they would proceed his name with the word "aboriginal" at all times.
But rape and murder and he is just a man.
And all men are evil.
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01-29-2019, 09:01 PM
Why weren't there vigilantes back when the gun grabbers came around?
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01-30-2019, 12:12 AM
Boomercucks were the "alphas" of the day.
Tells you just about everything you need to know. They didn't even need to fight. They just needed to say "no" and there wouldn't have been enough jails to hold even a fraction of them.
But they attended a few protests then predictably bent over. If they held out in even one state then they would have functionally beaten Howard but even that was too much for them.
Nothing is sadder than a boomer in the shooting scene. Their wear their disarmament shamefully like an albatross around their necks.
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02-03-2019, 04:46 AM
O..K..
‘Just bring the gold back’: RBA responds as conspiracy theories swirl around Australia’s ‘missing’ gold
Australia owns 80 tonnes of gold worth $4.4 billion but it’s not even in the country — and the internet is rife with conspiracy theories.
Is Australia’s gold really being secretly melted down and sold to the Chinese?
If you’re into conspiracy theories, talk of impending global economic collapse and have a deep distrust of central banks, you may have come across this one.
It goes like this. Most people would be aware that the Reserve Bank of Australia, like all central banks around the world, holds a portion of the country’s reserve assets in gold.
What you may not know, because it was only made public in December 2012, is that 99.9 per cent of Australia’s $4.4 billion worth is actually held by the Bank of England.
Of that gold, 11 tonnes is “leased” out to earn interest — it brought in around $700,000 last year — while the other 69 tonnes is sitting in a vault in London. Or is it?
“There are all sorts of conspiracy theories and rumours in the gold market as to what’s going on,” said economist John Adams, who has been on a crusade to find Australia’s “missing gold” in a series of videos with Digital Finance Analytics founder Martin North.
The crux of the conspiracy theory, promoted by the likes of Swiss gold trader Egon von Greyerz, is that China, India and other eastern countries are accumulating more gold than can be explained by mining production.
He believes much of it is actually western central banks “covertly disposing” of their gold, or otherwise leasing it to China and India through bullion banks which then “issue an IOU only backed by paper since the physical will never return from Asia”.
“Since 2008 just China and India have accumulated 26,000 tonnes of gold,” Mr von Greyerz wrote recently. “That is a remarkable figure and virtually the total mine production for that period.”
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02-03-2019, 07:09 AM
Real wealth is kept in the reach of those in power. The gold might be on Australia's ledger but there's no way it's considered to be the property of the Australian citizenry.
This is how the elites survive even the worst social dislocations. By retaining enough real wealth to step out of the ashes of the old and buy up everything of relevance in the new.
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03-22-2019, 10:07 PM
Don't forget there is an election today in NSW.
Polls close at 6pm.
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03-30-2019, 01:35 AM
It's kind of funny how the "cut military spending and increase welfare" mantras in US politics filter down here to places with shoestring military budgets.
I think most basic-bitch socialists have an idea in their head that because Australia is part of a greater alliance with America that we spend as much on our military as they do on theirs.
The irony is that we're already a highly socialist nation and we're just about tapped out on all other financial resources to redirect to welfare. 100% renewable energy by 2030? If you shitcanned the entire military in Australia you still wouldn't even come close to having the money you'd need.
Then you want an increase in the minimum wage AND throw a UBI on top?
And keep in mind that it's not on the policy but these guys would regulate or just plain ban forestry and fishing out of existence (to name just two industries out of many) while sending a huge chunk of the remaining economy into non-viable status due to increasing power costs.
Unfortunately the dumbing down of the population means that there's an increasing number of people with such an anemic concept of economics that they cannot even fathom the idea that Canberra could ever run out of other people's money.
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04-01-2019, 11:41 PM
There was a no immigration party that no one voted for except me, so I guess all Australians are ok with the invasion, carry on.