Monday 6th of May 2024

Gus Leonisky's blog

at the gallery of commonality, multiplicity and solidarity...

gallery A   I don’t need the Turner Prize to remind me to make my bed… As the Turner Prize claims relevancy in this modern world, it simply means the modern world is either crooked, pissy or it stinks or both. And to tell the Gus-truth, does the art in Turner Prize represent anything else but the frustrations of annoying deluded artists trying to push old crap forward in squared-wheel new wheelbarrows? Is Gus blind? 

the scumdungonians's "there is not a secret deal" means "there is a secret deal"...

lambie takes australia to the slaughter...

Labor and the Greens have accused crossbench senator Jacqui Lambie and the Government of having struck a secret deal to end the medevac laws that allow refugees to come to Australia for medical treatment.

the undemocratic deep state of america...

deep state  What American constitutional government most urgently needs at present is for our Madisonian institutions—the presidency, the Congress, and the courts—to wrest back control of national security policy from an unelected and increasingly rogue national security establishment. 

definitely unacceptable...

piss  Australia's foreign minister Marise Payne said on Monday said the treatment of an Australian writer detained in China was "unacceptable", and called for more details on his case in a move likely to increase tensions with the government in Beijing.

miracles performed daily by the devil, the conservative politicians and their friendly media outlets ...

cult figures

Mostly what Scott Morrison has adopted from Trump is the arrogance and utter refusal to concede error even in the face of overwhelming evidence


bad friendless legislations from a smart-arse legalisator...

porterporter

Is the CFMMEU the most unlawful organisation in the history of Australia's industrial laws, as Christian Porter says?

getting old... will the queen send herself a herogram on her 100th?

100th

One of Gadfly’s field agents reports that his stepmother had turned 100 and was anxiously awaiting a letter from Her Majesty to mark the occasion. Instead, through the post came a congratulatory letter from Michael McCormack, the deputy PM who is promoting carbon emissions as a way to contain bushfires.

the turkey was a fox in disguise....

turkey-fox

When the 1974 impeachment hearings turned south for former US president Richard Nixon, his aides blamed the media.

a gut feeling about why your social life stinks...

socialising in a fish bowl   Accumulating evidence suggests that the microbiota living in and on animals has important functions in the social architecture of those animals. Sherwin et al. review how the microbiota might facilitate neurodevelopment, help program social behaviors, and facilitate communication in various animal species, including humans.

Understanding the complex relationship between microbiota and animal sociability may also identify avenues for treating social disorders in humans.


relentlessly pushing for CO2 reduction ASAP, we might bore you to death if we have to...

 city clouds  Greenhouse gases driving climate change hit a record high last year and are showing no signs of slowing down, according to the United Nations’ World Meteorological Organisation. 

an artful-dodger's victory by a landslide predicted by a predictable media...

from steve bell  UK Prime Minister and Conservative party leader Boris Johnson presented the Tory manifesto on 24 November ahead of a snap general election in the country, outlining Brexit plans and making pledges on other issues troubling the country.

the brits are killing him...

assange  WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange 'could die' in British jail: doctors. The WikiLeaks founder is serving a 50-week sentence in the United Kingdom ahead of an extradition hearing in February. He is wanted by the United States on espionage charges related to his work.


More than 60 doctors have written an open letter saying that Julian Assange's health has deteriorated so much that the WikiLeaks founder's life is in danger inside a British jail.

"I don't think billionaires should exist"...

blooming  A people's party that relies on the uber rich. The main problem seems to be that none of them are sympathetic to the needs of Bloomberg's social class, namely billionaires.

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