Wednesday 9th of July 2025

Gus Leonisky's blog

a sad media story -- two sides. which one to believe? possibly, the one with less violins...

gassed...

It's what we can't show you that burns the soul.

The pain of seeing the suffering, the dying, the desperation is too much to bear.

surveying the sunday sermons in the sunday telegraph...

piers and orwell

This sunday, 2, April, 2017, Piers Akerman champions the cause of “freedom” by trying to stop the genderisation of the gendarmerie. In his regular Sunday sermon to the multitude of bigots, Piers somehow manages to blame the gays, lesbians and transgenders for the power failures in South Australia, which to say the least was brought on by a fierce storm that downed the powerlines. But he has no shame, these bullies of the rainbow brigade are responsible for shutting down the fossil fuel industries, and for trigger warnings in university about the gory details of medicine and frog dissections. 

in the spirit of things.

bob and mal

According to the Sydney Sun-Herald on 2 April 2017 Turnbull is emulating Bob Menzies... This idea has been floated for some time by various pundits in the press...

What is global warming?

So. What is global warming?

 

Good question. Exclusive by Gus Leonisky.

 

Global warming is quite simple really. 

 

the love for the donald...

 

joe

Joe Hockey has warned Australia against being "constant critics" of the Trump administration in its early days.

The Australian ambassador to the United States was in Canberra this week to weigh in on the federal government's new foreign policy blueprint along with all other ambassadors and high commissioners.

The administration is only 69 days into the four-year tenure, Mr Hockey said in a speech to the Sydney Institute.

"If this was a five-day international Test cricket match, we would still be in the first session on the first day," he said.

a lot of brain power used in a pea-shooting competition between somophores...

a lot of brain power used ina pea-shooting competition between somophores...

The ABC religion and ethics division is a source of constant disappointments. There is a lot of religious gobbledegook and little ethics in the daily sauce. Today we analyse what should have been a major breakthrough in helping students discover their purpose in life.

can the last one out turn off the lights?...

ice age

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order undoing a slew of Obama-era climate change regulations that his administration says are hobbling oil drillers and coal miners, a move environmental groups have vowed to take to court.

a mighty couple...

rats.

Many philosophers have tried to pit the enlightenment of sciences against old humanities in various formats, as if we should distrust sciences from giving us the clues of what we should know.

how murdoch's opinionators are used to disconnect the reality from our brain, as we fill our car petrol tank...

miranda...

Houston we have a problem... If you read the Sunday Telegraph this Sunday (26/03/17), you would be made aware that civilisation was under threat from "terrorists", but we, the civilised mob would prevail against the sordid amount of terror we face. Our stiff upper lip, our "compassion" and our solidarity with our friends the Poms and the Yanks would make sure we would get through this serious crisis.

 

It is as if we did not create the problem. The terrorists are rat bags for disturbing our peace and we are so righteous in our suit and tie.

 

turnbull is front runner for an olympic medal in the turdthrowing event...

olympics alla aussie...

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has placed himself in the crosshairs of Australian sport's most bitter feud, in a move that could lead to the ousting of the country's most powerful Olympic official John Coates.

The ABC has also unearthed audio of the Prime Minister lavishly praising the woman who is challenging Coates.

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