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That 80+ year old UK May heat record that got beat yesterday, lasted a day. Several Europe country national heat records were broken. 100s of local station records broken.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cz7220e44dgt
https://www.france24.com/en/france/20260526-europe-sizzles-under-heat-dome-as-france-logs-hottest-may-day-on-record
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Fear not MrGrimNasty!
Just like record low temperatures, record highs are merely weather and have very little bearing on the climate. And it’s climate that’s meant to keep us all up at night.
No doubt Gee Aye will be along soon to reassure you in his customary manner.
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I’m not afraid, impartially and scientifically speaking, we don’t get the cold records anywhere near as much. Frost’s have become rare in the UK, especially in the South. The UK climate has warmed, it doesn’t scare me, I don’t scream AGW, but I am amused that fellow skeptics find their beliefs offended by reality, and posting about interesting weather generates the sort responses it does.
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“sizzles … heat dome … hottest”
What are these things they speak of? On the other side of the Med, ie. northern Africa, temperatures are below average – may have something to do with the clockwise rotation of the anti-cyclonic high pressure cell presently residing over Europe: warm Saharan air wafts northwards to Brighton and the White Cliffs of Dover while cold snow-forming air drops down from the Caucasus to the Levant then westwards to the Sahara, and round and round it goes…
It’s nothing out of the ordinary; these things happen; it’s called climate: yet all the huffing & puffing & baffoonery of Breaking Headline News reminds me of the mountain v. molehill story.
Paradoxically (100% naturally) it’s snowing across vast parts of the northern hemisphere and yet not a squeak, a fart, not even a tattle on The News™️, it’s all BBB (Burn, Baby, Burn!).
https://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/static/namerica/next3days/snow
https://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/static/china/next3days/snow
https://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/static/globalrot/next3days/snow
‘Globalrot’ is a perfect title for this nonsense, a fitting link description. On the maps you can select Last 7 Days to see how much snow has fallen and where, as well as Next 3 Days and also Next 3-6 Days but that’s a guessing game with only 97% Consensus Conniving Confidence©️.
Next panic: India Bakes In 50C, Holy Cows Strike!
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Twice I have been in the UK and experienced very hot conditions (heatwaves) in 1976 and in 1997.
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The high pressure is moving away and will be replaced by a swarm of lows.
https://weather.metoffice.gov.uk/maps-and-charts/surface-pressure
The same phenomenon can be seen in south east Australia, but there a gathering of lows is causing record breaking rain.
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On last night’s SBS coverage about the heatwave there were video clips of people walking around apparently normally, some shirtless, some jogging, some sunbathing. So I winder how bad things really were if they we not all hiding inside or under shade.
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My family was in the beer garden making the most of it.
Today’s top temperature on the Humber – 14C.
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So it begins.
Mayor Zohran Mandami of New York City has begun his quest to destabilize private property rights in the city, threatening to seize properties from negligent owners.
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/dmitri-bolt/2026/05/26/mamdani-announces-plans-to-begin-redistributing-property-n2676673
What he fails to mention is that the biggest deadbeat slumlord in the city BY FAR is the city itself. The New York City Housing Authority is infamous for not maintaining th condition of the buildings they manage due to their budget constraints and lack of manpower. So how does them taking over even more buildings figure to improve things?
https://x.com/noturbine/status/2059315496756088841
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I seem to recall that several decdes ago, a previous scheme was introduced to New Yuck.
RENT CONTROL; Basically enforced caps on rents.
It worked as expected (at least by the reckoning of the apparently small number of sane people in that town.)
“Overheads (interest rates, GOVERNMENT “fees and charges”) rapidly overwhelmed rental incomes.
Property owners / landlords”, started “selling” to any mug punter in sight. Or, they simply evicted the tenants, took the properties off the rental market and sealed them up. Fires regularly “occurred” in these structures. Dodgy squatters infested some areas. Property taxes were ramped up. Hard to pay income tax when there is no “income”, so the idea was to tax the existence of bricks and mortar. Just like a certain bunch of ratbags in a country very near you and I, seems determined to do.
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Americas socialism experiment is going well?
Maybe New Yorkers should have lived in a socialist country for a year or two before they voted. Then they would have had some first hand experience at all of socialisms “benefits”.
New Yorkers will continue to vote Democrat though.
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‘New Yorkers will continue to vote Democrat though.’
Not only NY, the Midterms will wipe out the reds in both houses.
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Not sure how to tick here. Pray, hope, wish you’re wrong but you might be right. “We” voted Elbow back so there must be lot more stupid about than we see here.
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The average punter doesn’t have any interest in ideology and will vote according to their own needs.
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A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves money from the public treasure. From that moment on the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most money from the public treasury, with the result that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy followed by a dictatorship. The average age of the world’s great civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through the following sequence: from bondage to spiritual faith, from spiritual faith to great courage, from courage to liberty, from liberty to abundance, from abundance to selfishness, from selfishness to complacency, from complacency to apathy, from apathy to dependency, from dependency back to bondage.”
Lord Alexander Tytler
From: “The Fall of the Athenian Republic.”
See also P. J. O’Rourke:
“Giving money and power to government is like giving whiskey and car keys to teenage boys”.
Or; Mark Twain:
No man’s life, liberty, or property is safe while the legislature is in session”.
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The key element that differentiates from earlier attempts to improve the situation.
‘Under plank one, the city will build 200,000 new, affordable and rent-stabilized homes and preserve and stabilize another 200,000 homes.
‘This will involve a $22 billion investment throughout the next five years.
‘And there will be zoning code changes to help make it easier to build and buy a home.’ (ABC)
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And just where is New York City going to find that money?
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Financial engineering, attracting a new middle class, paying rent and owner occupied. Breathing fresh optimism into the city by cutting out the dead wood.
Mamdani understands the Protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism.
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Yeah, except he is moslem and communist.
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He was born in India with a Hindu background and is a social democrat, but don’t worry, he is not on the short list to become POTUS. Heaven forbid.
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Raised in his fathers faith – religion of peace.
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el+gordo:
Financial engineering only lasts as long as banners are willing to offer money.
Middle class voters he wants, will all be looking for longer term employment, and with major corporations leaving NY the only positions will be in the Public Service, which will increase the deficit and lead to job loss. And they won’t be paying rent then. And owners of property will be cursing as the value drops.
Stick around for a few, very few, years and see what happens in Australia.
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Australia still has strong demand through immigration, yet a situation is developing where apartments are left empty because its more economical for the investor. Rezoning might help.
The jobs in NY could be evaporating, but as AI continues ro encroach everywhere it may be possible to find a niche in the big apple.
Mamdani is well advised and won’t over capitalise, so values shouldn’t drop.
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To get things in perspective, the Trump regime has already spent $25 billion on the Iran war.
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Not a state economist, but even I can not say those $25B left American soil.
It is not fair to compare a war to, say – Snowy 2 project, so I do not.
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Very little US money for Ukraine has left their shores either. A few obsolete tanks don’t “cost” they save scrapping cost.
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‘ … so I do not.’
Fair enough, a war of adventure is a waste of resources which could have been spent on domestic use. Vlad Putin is a classic example of mismanagement.
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Is Ferrari going the way of Jaguar?
Get woke, go broke.
Ferrari are going to release an electric car.
At least they are not dropping their ICE vehicle line-up – yet.
They might be doing it for virtue signaling or due to bullying by the EU?
I think only a rich woke Leftist poseur would by an electric EV, not a Ferrari aficionado.
The EV doesn’t even look like a Ferrari, it could just as easily be a generic Chinese EV.
As President TRUMP said, “Everything woke turns to sh-t.”
Enzo would be appalled.
Discussion at: https://youtu.be/L8MLyjNl9fY
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Typo – buy not by.
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Yes, Porsche and Mercedes Benz seem to have suddenly back tracked on EV production…but not before losing a significant amount of $$$ and sales. The mess Porsche is in is amazing.
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To be fair, Ferrari is in the business of making ridiculously expensive, ridiculously fast high-performance cars, and EVs fit that business model to a T. What rich guy with multiple commas in his net worth wouldn’t want a Ferrari EV that can do 0-60 in three seconds?
The usual disadvantages that apply to EVs don’t really apply to a Ferrari. Nobody tows stuff with a Ferrari, or uses it for long road trips, or lives in apartment building without charging infrastructure. It’s a toy for rich people to show off their wealth among their cosmopolitan friends and to lord it over the poors.
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Silly stuff, Steve. Many people who own special cars such as Ferraris, Lambos and the very beautiful Audi R8, are enthusiasts who just love these vehicles and are fortunate to be able to afford them.
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Come to the Gold Coast Vicki…….plenty of people who should not be any where near affording these types of vehicles to be seen driving around the strip……something not quite right……….
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Steve
Way back in BC Mad Magazine ran a series on things you can afford to do if rich enough.
One I remember was “You can afford to leave your Ferrari out in the rain.
The other was “You can afford to employ an efficient secretary to get the work done”
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And you can afford a HR dept.
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The modern update – when you can afford to not have one
“Bye-bye, HR — Let’s hope Bolt Financial CEO Ryan Breslow starts a trend”
https://nypost.com/2026/05/26/opinion/bye-bye-hr-lets-hope-bolt-financial-ceo-ryan-breslow-starts-a-trend/
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I just remembered – the introduction was “You have arrived when -“
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Just looking at it on TV this morning, David. It was designed with Apple contribution, it seems. Says it all. It is an ordinary looking vehicle. Could be any mass produced vehicle you see on today’s roads. Many, many years ago husband had a 1977 Ferrari 308 GTB . It was a dry sump lightweight model and it was the real deal Red, of course. I only drove it once. The pedals were offset to the left, and when I drove around the first corner I pressed the accelerator, rather than the brake, and flew around the corner. Scared the hell out of me, and I never drove it again. I am a motorist, rather than a “driver”.! We owned it for 15 years., and sold it because the grease in the cam belt pulley became hard because of little use. In those days such cars were also subject to vandalism when parked on the street and we mostly only drove it to places where it could be off street.
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Luce means “light”. Lucifer means “light bringer”. Hmmm…
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In the middle of the linked story there is a telling pic showing side views of the new Ferrari EV and a Nissan Leaf in a similar colour. They look awfully similar , though one only costs about 5% -10% of the other.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ferrari-shares-plunge-after-analyst-slam-new-ev-mix-between-honda-and-tesla
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My latest fun with offshore wind:
Offshore wind confusion: refunding a lease is not a buyout
By David Wojick
https://www.cfact.org/2026/05/26/offshore-wind-confusion-refunding-a-lease-is-not-a-buyout/
The beginning: “The Trump Administration is terminating the existing site leases for monster offshore wind development projects by refunding the lease payments already made. The wind-loving Democrats are nonsensically calling this a “buyout” supposedly done at taxpayer expense.
Of course this costs the taxpayers nothing because the money comes from the developers who are simply getting it back. The taxpayers may even benefit from these near billion dollar deals depending on how the Feds use the money while they have it, which can be many years in some cases.”
Lots more in the article.
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I see that cfact.org has acquired a resident ‘warmist’ – I can’t say sceptic as this is their term for someone who checks facts.
I don’t now how long it will take for these people to change their fantasies about the end of the world coming “real soon”.
Sir Isaac Newton was so annoyed about such predictions about the End of The Earth that (around 1696) he issued a statement that it would not be before 2060, with the proviso that it might well be longer, but not any shorter. It didn’t seem to have any effect, with some of the “Seers” issuing predictions, ever after one had failed.
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Isaac said, referring to biblical prophesies:
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Sadly I do not read the CFACT comments because they are dominated by a few trolls and seldom address the article. I get good discussions here and at WUWT.
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Woke “education”.
This video is not too far from the truth.
https://youtube.com/shorts/JbzkW9fu2EA
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Except, when I add 2,000 and 2,000, I don’t get 22,000; I get 22,000,000 — — —
Sheesh! You’d think the editors of UTwitFace could do a simple addition problem … … … … …
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I get 20,002,000. But there are multiple correct answers, Right?
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Oh! Silly me! I forgot to divide by “pi”, which these days, has been diktated to be exactly ‘3’, so yes, your answer is one of an infinite number of correct solutions!
Gettin’ ol’ and senile.
Did I mention that I’m gettin’ ol’ and senile?
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Essential Poll
‘Angus Taylor’s hardline policies on immigration, announced in the wake of One Nation’s surge, gained majority support. Capping immigration to the number of new house builds was backed by 58% with only 14% opposing; limiting welfare to citizens only had 57% support and 19% opposition.’ (Guardian)
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One Nation claims Coalition governments had high immigration intake, consider these ABS statistics;
2000-2007 Coalition intake 125,800 average per year
2007-2013 Labor intake 259,000 average per year (Big Australia policy)
2013-2022 Coalition 168,700 average per year
2022-2025 Labor 424,300 average per year (all time record high intake)
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https://immitrack.com.au
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Good , the Coalition is on the right track, while the Teal independents are thinking of forming a party.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/may/26/teals-eye-party-structure-to-fill-liberal-vacuum-and-counter-one-nation
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FWIW
“Heartland Institute Experts React to President Trump’s Social Media Post About UN Retreating from Extremist Climate Models”
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2026/05/26/heartland-institute-experts-react-to-president-trumps-social-media-post-about-un-retreating-from-extremist-climate-models/
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And
“Former Time Mag climate reporter Brian Walsh now admits: ‘The scenario behind the most apocalyptic, attention-getting findings was largely an attempt to imagine how bad things could get, not a true forecast’ – ‘Climate change’s worst-case scenario is officially canceled’ ”
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2026/05/26/former-time-mag-climate-reporter-brian-walsh-now-admits-the-scenario-behind-the-most-apocalyptic-attention-getting-findings-was-largely-an-attempt-to-imagine-how-bad-things-could-get-not-a/
“These backtracking boots were made for walking”?
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Do you need a reminder that Australia is no longer a free country?
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Mentioned yesterday on Sky News that welfare cost to budget is now about the same as income tax revenue collection.
And that latest Budget “savings” on NDIS claimed have been spent elsewhere.
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“Disputes practice leader Charlotte Hale, who works at commercial law firm LegalVision,”
Ah, so its an advertorial for that legal firm… Mind you, when Mr Minns had a smack at Canberra about people on the 47% tax rate working for the Govt half the week, he could have added his own taxes on top to show people earning that in NSW are working for Govt for most of their time!
“welfare cost to budget is now about the same as income tax revenue collection.” That leaves a lot of money to be found elsewhere! More borrowing..
Small Govt, what a dream..
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So, given that a misleading statement can be actionable…
How much do we sue Albo and the Labor party for the lie about $275 cheaper electricity bills given what Albanese stated wasn’t misleading, it was a lie.
I jest of course.
Politicians and their lies are only sometimes held accountable at the ballot box.
If I applied for a job and lied about what I was capable of doing I would rightly be shown the door. It’s a pity that only happens to our politicians every 3 years.
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The tax changes have upset the entrepreneurs and some are thinking of relocating across the ditch.
‘Australian entrepreneurs have begun investigating moves to New Zealand after capital gains tax changes that one adviser calls the most consequential he’s ever seen.’ (Oz)
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I find the idea that the gov is owed a 30% tithe on EVERY cent you can make is objectionable in the extreme.
Trump is trying to reduce tax, starting with no tax on tips and overtime which are ONLY income streams for the workers but the workers condemn him for lowering tax on the wealthy. Some people don’t deserve the vote.
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Tipping is not part of Australia’s political culture, neither is the maxim that greed is great.
‘Greed exclusively makes good things happen, and if bad things occur to people because wealthy people act out of greed, well, nothing should be done about it. Certainly government should not intervene, but no one else should either.’ (Ayn Rand)
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One Nation could kick this can down the road.
https://notrickszone.com/2026/05/26/european-expert-commission-urges-covid-19-like-global-climate-state-of-energency/
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People in glasshouses ……
Support for Renewable Energy Projects
As Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce actively supported several renewable energy initiatives, particularly in his electorate of New England. Notable projects include:
Project Name Type Capacity Expected Output Employment Impact
White Rock Solar Farm Solar 20 MW Approximately 46,000 MWh annually Up to 200 jobs during construction; 10 full-time positions over 20 years
White Rock Wind Farm Wind 175 MW Contributes to the national grid Part of a hybrid project with solar
Joyce emphasized the benefits of these projects, stating they would create jobs and help lower power prices by increasing energy supply.
Skepticism About Reliability
Despite his support for renewable energy, Joyce has expressed concerns regarding the reliability of these sources. He has suggested that renewable energy can lead to supply issues, indicating a belief that they may not always provide consistent power. This skepticism reflects a broader debate within Australian politics about the role of renewables in the energy mix.
Conclusion
Barnaby Joyce’s tenure as Deputy Prime Minister showcased a dual approach: advocating for renewable energy projects while also questioning their reliability. This complex stance highlights the ongoing discussions about energy policy in Australia.
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Deputy Prime Minister Joyce, now a One Nation House of Representatives MP, position on renewable energy highlights my understanding of the Coalition parties history dealing with this agenda …
Barnaby Joyce’s tenure as Deputy Prime Minister showcased a dual approach: advocating for renewable energy projects while also questioning their reliability. This complex stance highlights the ongoing discussions about energy policy in Australia.
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Barnaby needs an education on climate change science, but I fear he will remain ignorant. Career politicians serve in their own self interest.
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I think he understands so called climate change science much better than you do.
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A friend got this, and assumed it was a made-up story.
Learning from song lines, creation stories and deep cultural connections between people and sky Country, the research will develop intercultural guidelines to help inform space policy, public education and industry practice. The project aims to broaden Australia’s understanding of space by recognising long-held Indigenous knowledge systems and their relevance to sustainable human activity beyond Earth.
This is Dr. Lara Daley from the University of Newcastle. Her latest project, funded at over half a million dollars by the Australian Research Council, is to design Aboriginal smoking ceremonies and WELCOME TO COUNTRY RITUALS FOR ASTRONAUTS TO PERFORM ON MARS.
I think that The Australian Government could have been more careful than a $528,491 grant to Dr. Lara Daley, Research Fellow, University of Newcastle.
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They must’ve got the idea from the movie The Right Stuff.
Good movie, actually. From 1983.
About US starting the space program and the Mercury 7 astronauts. With a bit of Chuck Yeager sound barrier stuff thrown in.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086197/
Although the casting and character names just missed.
Ed Harris plays John Glenn, Scott Glenn plays Alan Shepard, and Sam Shepard plays Chuck Yeager.
There’s a scene where Gordon Cooper (played by Dennis Quaid) goes to Australia while John Glenn is to orbit the earth. It depicts Aboriginals with a large camp fire and sparks/embers rising. John Glenn sees what he describes as fireflies just outside of his craft as he orbits earth.
I think the movie was trying to depict the Aboriginals somehow interacting with Glenn’s mission. A very odd inclusion. There’s a bit of theatrical licence taken in the movie. But it is still a good yarn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mCcuer7eQM (4 min clip)
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The “fireflies” turned out to be the sun reflecting off ice crystals released from the spacecraft environmental control system.
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Yes. Ice particles or crystals was the generally accepted explanation.
Audio of Glenn reporting what he is seeing. I assume the video is what he took, but not sure.
https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/ls6ydk/astronaut_john_glenn_talks_about_seeing_as_to/
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Nobody’s going to Mars.
No Moon bases.
We’ve done next to zero operation outside the Magnetosphere.
We’re not likely to explore the final frontier when we are being taught to be afraid of our own shadows.
We must first conquer Transphobia and White Supremacy.
Captain Kirk was a colonizer.
Men can now give birth.
So there is progress.
But maybe now that the IPCC has informed us that we might not all be dead in five years, maybe future generations can begin to imagine a human future in space.
Or a future in the first place.
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Listen and watch re: arrival of ISIS brides.
Not a single question about Due Process – the most sacred thing for our politicians of all colours.
If sending a bag of clean Aussie passports ( 20 ? 50 ? 200?) through multiple International borders to unknown (formally) people is not corruption with a capital C – nothing is.
BTW one looks like that lady
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Sorry – somehow the link was cut of
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I give up – look for “Screaming Mary” if you wish…
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FWIW
“WATCH: Almost 90 Drones Fall From the Sky After Malfunction Disrupts Sydney Winter Light Show”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/watch-almost-90-drones-fall-sky-after-malfunction/
What you might call a “random display”
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FWIW
“ED DEPT DEFINES INSANITY: You know the maxim, doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result is the definition of insanity. Well, a new data deep-dive by Open the Books shows the Department of Education illustrates the accuracy of the maxim.”
“Students’ Learning Hit Record Lows Despite 749% Spending Increase for Dept. of Ed”
https://washingtonstand.com/article/students-learning-hit-record-lows-despite-749-spending-increase-for-dept-of-ed
Via https://instapundit.com/799366/#disqus_thread
And we’re still aspiring to chase this?
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Its a universal problem.
‘Australian students have recorded their worst-ever results in national tests that measure digital literacy, with just 37 per cent of year 10 students and 50 per cent of year 6 students assessed as proficient.’ (ABC)
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Lol!
“Students..were marked on creating presentations, searching for information, analysing data and online safety…”These results have been trending down for two decades. At the same time, more and more children have had access to digital technology and devices,” Mr Clare said. “It begs the question: what is going on here?””
Well, students generally are quite tech-savvy, they are just not doing what you want them to do with it!
“”We’re not explicitly teaching students about evaluation of information: ‘Is this information correct? Have you tried triangulating it? Where did you get your source from?'”..You have to be able to make sure you can use systems critically and safely. You have to understand the bias and manipulation,””
…and I’m sure there would be PLENTY of bias and manipulation in what they were being taught at school!
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Satellite wars are starting-
“ICEYE-X36 was launched March 4, 2024 from Vandenberg on a SpaceX Falcon 9..a game-changer for Ukraine. It is a SAR satellite that has all but revolutionized the battlefield, enabling the identification of enemy equipment, tracking of troop movements and detection of even camouflaged equipment and command-and-control assets under virtually any weather conditions. ICEYE-X36 has a ground resolution of 16 centimeters, so even a footprint is visible from space…owned by Ukraine and Kyiv operates it with significant help from NATO and from NATO companies, helping Ukrainian analysts to sort out the received imagery. According to the most recent report, ICEYE-X36 has produced 4,100 images, located 238 air defense and signals intelligence units, successfully targeted 153 fuel depots, and 17 Russian naval bases.”
However…
“Between May 14 and 20, Russia repositioned five of six recently launched Cosmos military satellites from an orbital inclination of 97 degrees to 97.8 degrees, putting the Cosmos satellites on the same orbital plane as a satellite known as ICEYE-X36…for what the trade calls a Rendezvous and Proximity Operation (RPO). Technically, the Russians could threaten ICEYE-X36 in a number of ways, ranging from actually destroying it, blanking out its solar panels that power the SAR system, to jamming the ICEYE radar using microwaves, lasers or other methods. Exactly why the Russians committed five Cosmos satellites to shadowing ICEYE-X36 is unclear.”
https://asiatimes.com/2026/05/russias-military-satellite-moves-signal-new-ukraine-war-surge/
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FWIW
“When Data Disrupts Narratives: Europe’s Heat Deaths in Focus”
“Every once in a while, an intriguing fact hits my X feed, and it’s worth exploring a bit more.
For years, European media outlets have painted the U.S. as lawless, chaotic, and uniquely dangerous, all while confidently presenting their own societies as models of enlightened, culturally superior governance.
But reality, as it often does, has a way of complicating tidy narratives.
As Europe heads into another summer season, a less-publicized statistic popped up on my screen: heat-related deaths across the continent exceed the number of gun deaths in the U.S. Yes, that comparison is as striking as it sounds and is also notably absent from many of the same outlets eager to critique American risks.”
More at
https://legalinsurrection.com/2026/05/when-data-disrupts-narratives-europes-heat-deaths-in-focus/
Via https://instapundit.com/799507/#disqus_thread
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