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    Geoff Sherrington

    It is Wednesday after 4 days of Easter holidays, soon the be ANZAC day, another ‘long weekend. Easy to knock off from Easter Friday 18th April to the end of Anzac weekend, 28th April for 10 days.
    My wife took Ill with an ambulance to hospital at 4.30 am on Sat 19th. Still there, still waiting for adequate medical care, fighting a system where the few staff at the hospital laugh at their holidaying mates for missing out on overtime. Their idea of serious talk is to say that there is not enough money to fund Victoria’s health costs anyhow, so the afflicted have to lower their expectations these days. Those medical staff who are at work spend much time on filling in voluminous paperwork instead of observing patients, some joking about it being in English using too many big and technical words that they do not understand.
    What an unholy mess. Geoff S

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    First professorship for “Gender Justice in Applied Mathematics” – with 450,000 euros in state funding

    Bielefeld University is currently advertising a professorship for “Gender Equity in Applied Mathematics.” Anyone willing to relocate to Bielefeld can expect a permanent, full-time position starting September 1. The job advertisement states that the professor will teach and conduct research in the field of “Gender Equity in Applied Mathematics.” The professorship is funded with €450,000 by the North Rhine-Westphalia Ministry of Culture, as the university announced in a press release in January.

    The link leads to a German text you easily may translate as I did.
    I don’t provide no further comments, you know, criticize Gouvernement in Germany…

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    Richard Ilfeld

    The usual anti-Trump forces are doing their usual bloviating,
    and would certainly crash the US economy if they could —
    anything to “get Trump”

    But the tariffs which are exceedingly modest, looking at the actual collections vs. the size of the economy,
    have ripped the band-aide off the point unspoken for 50 years.

    The US market consumes a lot, has been among the least protectionist in the world, and as a consequence has
    absorbed some damage.

    It’s not real good to have your entire pharma supply chain, and much of your high tech supply chain, in a China that is increasingly bellicose.

    It’s not cool that virtually anyone can sell cars in the US, and US cars are seldom accepted elsewhere — there isn’t a developed country in the
    world where a Corvette, or Ford 150 dealer wouldn’t make money if allowed in on the same terms we allow mfrs. to sell here.

    The US farmer is the most productive in the world (A major sources of our productivity) but can’t sell not many markets.

    It’s probably not good for the “world’s policeman” not to have steel and shipbuilding capabilities — didn’t see anyone else rushing to take down the Houties.

    The tariffs have suddenly opened the door to discussions. The “pause” sets a deadline. You can’t move that fast, wail the ensconced parasitic munchkins.

    Bovine Excrement! Nations have been “talking” about these issues for 50 years, Diplomatic jabberwocky being the best way in the world to avoid, you know, actual action.

    Git Er Bone! We’ll all prosper. Oz is well on the way to being a resource colony of China. Join the fight please. Oz used to make
    stuff too. Probably could again. Making stuff that one can sell produces money, some of which is actually distributed to the workers.
    More tha letting a certain nation steal your assets.

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      tonyb

      US cars are made in vast quantities in Europe by US firms but they have been adapted to European taste and roads so there is little scope for the US to export vehicles direct to the continent..

      Few here would want the original rather brash over large cars

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        James

        How much does a Ram pick up truck cost in Australia? It was a six figure amount. After that could you afford the petrol? There was and might still be a company importing them and converting to Right hand drive.

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    Skepticynic

    Poland Prosecutes 45 Doctors for COVID Vaccine Misinformation

    A group of Polish physicians attempted to warn the public that the COVID-19 mRNA vaccinations were not “safe and effective.” Countless evidence and studies have proven that the vaccination did more harm than good. Yet, Poland has placed 45 doctors on trial for spreading anti-vaccine misinformation during the pandemic. If found guilty, these men and women will lose their medical licenses.

    These 45 physicians are part of the Polish Association of Independent Physicians and Scientists (PSNLiN), a group that actively sought to warn the public about the harmful side effects of the mRNA vaccine.

    Although there are 45 physicians on trial currently, over 100 are facing charges.

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    Skepticynic

    Political censorship rears its ugly head yet again:

    French “Great Replacement” Philosopher Renaud Camus Banned From Entering UK

    The British government, led by the radical, left-liberal globalist Labor Party, has banned 78-year-old French philosopher and author Renaud Camus from entering the country, alleging that his ‘controversial’ views on mass migration are a threat to “the public good.”

    The decision, which follows a long list of dissident speakers who’ve faced entry bans into the UK, has sparked a wave of backlash from free speech advocates, political commentators, and international figures, who say the move reflects the UK political class’s increasing intolerance for dissenting opinions.

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/04/french-great-replacement-philosopher-renaud-camus-banned-entering/

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