william.scherk

This got some traction on Reddit: "It’s Time to Boot Climate Deniers Off Social Media." I wonder if the person behind this article would go on a live podcast with us ...

How has the Prime Minister managed to hold on so long? And will intrepid Paul Joseph Watson of Summit.news be able to unscramble the details of her announcement? The 'Socratic Method' may well be deprecated, I expect. "You get to vote on my cough new deal, or no deal." "You yes you get to vote on the negotiated deal. You yes you, dear voter, can also vote to pull the plug." CABAL Psy-Ops Trap-door Betrays Democracy!

No looking at the balance sheets!

Federal parliamentary ('lower house') elections in Australia have a few features that are relatively unknown in North America. They use a 'preferential ballot,' in the form of ranked-choice. The polling industry also uses various means to 'capture' voting intentions for the balloting -- by asking respondents for first and second choices. In the run up to the lower house elections, the most recent polling actually forecast a National Party/Liberal coalition win -- when considering the parties alone and not an estimate of the results of the ranked-choice balloting. But. The expectation in the chattering classes was indeed that Labour would win. Althought most polls showed the Prime Minister to be more trustworthy and popular than the Labour leader -- the scrying industry got way ahead of itself. In the end, the party totals between the Coalition and Labour moved by 0.69%. The Labour party lost two seats and the Coalition gained three (with several still pending). The Australian system only counts the final two ranked-choice 'winners' and so the totals always add up to a strict 100%. So, the percentage of finalized votes for the Coalition versus Labour? The TPP results: 51.9% Coalition / 48.1% Dirty Commies ... -- my takeaway is that Australia will take a break from 'bumping off' its leaders. The current Prime Minister is the 7th to hold the office in 10 years. Political stability is almost always good for the economy. In passing, there are 258 days until the first Iowan trudges off to caucus. And, all polls are wrong.

President Trump has boosted OANN at least once. Here the network's main anchor addresses abortion and the fools who do not understand this administration. Bill Mitchell ...

Facts be damned. What does "our side" have to say about the process? Did the European Union 'force' Britain to hold elections for the European Parliament? No taxation without representation!

Friends of the American people.

Kevin Pluck got a plug in a recent video on "Climate Communications." Readers of this thread will be familiar with the Yale efforts.

I am thoroughly tired of the horse-race/Groundhog Day reporting of public opinion -- as if the horses run the race freshly each day of soundings. There are two hundred and sixty two days until the first minivan is loaded for the Iowa caucuses. Gah. As you can imagine the hoopla-industry is touting this meaningless poll: Fox News Poll: Biden booms, Bernie fades

Alarum! Rahmstorf is "Head of Earth System Analysis at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research; professor of Physics of the Oceans at Potsdam University." Guardian link: ‘Extraordinary thinning’ of ice sheets revealed deep inside Antarctica.' Cited study published in Geophysical Research Letters, "Warm ocean is eroding West Antarctic Ice Sheet." [Free Access] A short video that accompanied the Guardian article:

Tim Pool has had a raft of intriguing videos in the last week. This one may be of interest to the Objectivist Living viewers ... I am conducting a campaign on Bitchute, GAB, Dissenter and Brighteon ... as young debunker "Magick Kool-Aid" was suspended from Twitter this morning. In the tiny tiny community of crazy fans of Magick, this is bad news.

Reality impinges ...

Enemies of the American people ... D.C. radio station is a Russian agent, federal judge rules. 'WZHF-AM is "a Russian state-owned media enterprise created by Vladimir Putin to advance Russian interests abroad," the Justice Department contended.'