65 Replies to “August 16, 2023: Reader Tips”

  1. Mary Louise McLaws was an evil POS in Australia pushing for 100% vaccination rate. Dead from brain cancer diagnosed last year. Wonder what caused that? I do believe a surprisingly high percentage of government officials in the West got the real jab. Why would you keep them around?

    https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/aug/14/mary-louise-mclaws-epidemiologist-who-guided-australia-through-covid-dies-aged-70-from-brain-cancer

    As I recall, one of the key guys in Canada for getting out the jabs also died….like really young…30s if I recall correctly.

    So there is finally an upside to all this crap.

      1. I’m sure her offspring are all jabbed.
        So that works out even better.
        Bloodline erased.
        Sweet.

  6. “I read somewhere somebody bought this building and they were going to do something with it”.
    The deuce you say! LOL!

    1. He’s quite right. The divide between Obama and Trump devotees is widening with every
      use of Courts and Agencies to dominate political governance in America.

  37. Here is a list of some of the things you can buy for $1 (100 rubles) in Russia.

    – 1.7 litres of 95 octane petrol
    – 2kg of potatoes
    – 1 packet of cigarettes
    – 20 eggs
    – 0.5kg of chicken
    – 2 tickets for any public transport
    – packet of pasta
    – 4 loaves of bread
    – 1 litre of milk
    – 10 litres of drinking water

    What can be bought for the same amount of money in your country?

    Via ukraine_watch
    I don’t know. I just paid twenty six dollars and change for a small watermelon and a tin of orange crystal powder that rhymes with Wang.
    Gas is 1.874 per litre at the corner and the convenience store might have single candy for less than a dollar.
    Bananas ninety nine cents a pound at the grocery. All other fruit, or the hard fibrous material that they call fruit, is about five a pound., that’s it.

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