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Re: Iran what next?
Reply #1140 - Yesterday at 10:33pm
 
Dirty Paki Khunt wrote Yesterday at 7:14pm:
Try to post a little non-Sky disinformation next time, mkay?

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The Granuiad peddling a Greens enquiry. How non-Sky misinformation!


1.1 This inquiry was conducted in a way which proved that it was not about a genuine effort to improve the accuracy of public dialogue but, instead, it was an attempt to bully and cajole people into silence. I have never seen a greater abuse of the Senate’s purpose. Our Parliament should be the vehicle through which the people can challenge and critique the Government. Instead, with a Labor-Green majority in the Senate, this inquiry became the vehicle through which the politicians criticised the people.

1.2The way our system works is if things are not working, and they are clearly not working at the moment, then the people get to elect new politicians. The way Labor and Green politicians conducted themselves in this inquiry showed that they would like to elect a new people.

1.3There was an in-built ignorance in this inquiry about what is the nature of truth. This inquiry was conducted on the premise that there are certain inviolable truths about the workings of our planet, the precise impact of the burning of fossil fuels and even the cost of different energy technologies. But there was no attempt to establish how we know these things. Apart from a naïve repetition of the tired phrase ‘trust the science’, there was little interest in understanding what science is.

1.4Science is the investigation of the workings of our natural world. Science, like the natural world itself, is constantly changing. Understanding how we know about the natural world is not science, it is a branch of philosophy or, in technical terms, epistemology. This discipline traces its origins back to Plato’s Apology in which he quotes Socrates as saying that:

The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.

1.5Unfortunately, this inquiry was conducted with the ignorant assumption that the Government knows everything, and the Science leaves no question unanswered. However, what marks science apart from many other academic disciplines, say mathematics, is that the conclusions are constantly changing. Only a fool would posit that today’s scientific ‘truths’ will remain the same in a century’s time.

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Reply #1141 - Today at 8:51am
 

The US launched a new wave of strikes against Iran for a sixth night in a row, its military says, as the two sides continue to battle for control of the Strait of Hormuz.

US Central Command (Centcom) said on Thursday that the attacks were intended to "further degrade Iranian military capabilities".


Further degrade?  Nah.  Fake news.

Their military capabilities were completely and totally obliterated on day one.

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Reply #1142 - Today at 9:05am
 
Frank wrote Yesterday at 10:33pm:
Dirty Paki Khunt wrote Yesterday at 7:14pm:
Try to post a little non-Sky disinformation next time, mkay?

Cheesy Cheesy
The Granuiad peddling a Greens enquiry. How non-Sky misinformation!


1.1 This inquiry was conducted in a way which proved that it was not about a genuine effort to improve the accuracy of public dialogue but, instead, it was an attempt to bully and cajole people into silence. I have never seen a greater abuse of the Senate’s purpose. Our Parliament should be the vehicle through which the people can challenge and critique the Government. Instead, with a Labor-Green majority in the Senate, this inquiry became the vehicle through which the politicians criticised the people.

1.2The way our system works is if things are not working, and they are clearly not working at the moment, then the people get to elect new politicians. The way Labor and Green politicians conducted themselves in this inquiry showed that they would like to elect a new people.

1.3There was an in-built ignorance in this inquiry about what is the nature of truth. This inquiry was conducted on the premise that there are certain inviolable truths about the workings of our planet, the precise impact of the burning of fossil fuels and even the cost of different energy technologies. But there was no attempt to establish how we know these things. Apart from a naïve repetition of the tired phrase ‘trust the science’, there was little interest in understanding what science is.

1.4Science is the investigation of the workings of our natural world. Science, like the natural world itself, is constantly changing. Understanding how we know about the natural world is not science, it is a branch of philosophy or, in technical terms, epistemology. This discipline traces its origins back to Plato’s Apology in which he quotes Socrates as saying that:

The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.

1.5Unfortunately, this inquiry was conducted with the ignorant assumption that the Government knows everything, and the Science leaves no question unanswered. However, what marks science apart from many other academic disciplines, say mathematics, is that the conclusions are constantly changing. Only a fool would posit that today’s scientific ‘truths’ will remain the same in a century’s time.

The rest is here.

Here

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He's posting the thoughts of butthurt One Nation senators, Lee.

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Re: Iran what next?
Reply #1143 - Today at 9:39am
 
Dirty Paki Khunt wrote Today at 9:05am:
Frank wrote Yesterday at 10:33pm:
Dirty Paki Khunt wrote Yesterday at 7:14pm:
Try to post a little non-Sky disinformation next time, mkay?

Cheesy Cheesy
The Granuiad peddling a Greens enquiry. How non-Sky misinformation!


1.1 This inquiry was conducted in a way which proved that it was not about a genuine effort to improve the accuracy of public dialogue but, instead, it was an attempt to bully and cajole people into silence. I have never seen a greater abuse of the Senate’s purpose. Our Parliament should be the vehicle through which the people can challenge and critique the Government. Instead, with a Labor-Green majority in the Senate, this inquiry became the vehicle through which the politicians criticised the people.

1.2The way our system works is if things are not working, and they are clearly not working at the moment, then the people get to elect new politicians. The way Labor and Green politicians conducted themselves in this inquiry showed that they would like to elect a new people.

1.3There was an in-built ignorance in this inquiry about what is the nature of truth. This inquiry was conducted on the premise that there are certain inviolable truths about the workings of our planet, the precise impact of the burning of fossil fuels and even the cost of different energy technologies. But there was no attempt to establish how we know these things. Apart from a naïve repetition of the tired phrase ‘trust the science’, there was little interest in understanding what science is.

1.4Science is the investigation of the workings of our natural world. Science, like the natural world itself, is constantly changing. Understanding how we know about the natural world is not science, it is a branch of philosophy or, in technical terms, epistemology. This discipline traces its origins back to Plato’s Apology in which he quotes Socrates as saying that:

The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.

1.5Unfortunately, this inquiry was conducted with the ignorant assumption that the Government knows everything, and the Science leaves no question unanswered. However, what marks science apart from many other academic disciplines, say mathematics, is that the conclusions are constantly changing. Only a fool would posit that today’s scientific ‘truths’ will remain the same in a century’s time.

The rest is here.

Here

And here


He's posting the thoughts of butthurt One Nation senators, Lee.

Do you get them in WA?


Canavan is not ON, addled gob on a stick.
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Reply #1144 - Today at 9:57am
 
The US military reported the destruction of command centers, air defense systems, missile and UAV launchers, and Iranian Coast Guard infrastructure.
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Reply #1145 - Today at 10:52am
 
Pentagon video captured strikes on a communications tower, a Majid air defense system, two damaged Mohajer-6 UAVs, and a suicide drone. The attacks were recorded in the provinces of Khuzestan, Lorestan, Semnan, Bushehr, Hormozgan, Sistan, and Baluchestan.

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Reply #1146 - Today at 10:55am
 
Oh, dear.

What will Donald do now?

Iran tells Houthis to close Red Sea gateway if US hits power network, sources say

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Iran has told Yemen’s Houthi rebels to prepare to close the crucial Bab el Mandeb Strait - the critical shipping lane on the west side of the Arabian Peninsula - if the US strikes Iranian power plants.


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The Iran-backed Houthis have completed preparations to deploy missiles and drones to attack shipping near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a critical gateway to the Red Sea, a source close to the group told Reuters.


Don't forget - none of this would be happening if Trump hadn't started his illegal two week "excursion" four and a half months ago.
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Reply #1147 - Today at 10:59am
 
tallowood wrote Today at 10:52am:
Pentagon video captured strikes on a communications tower, a Majid air defense system, two damaged Mohajer-6 UAVs, and a suicide drone. The attacks were recorded in the provinces of Khuzestan, Lorestan, Semnan, Bushehr, Hormozgan, Sistan, and Baluchestan.


What is a "suicide drone"? 

Is it alive? Or does it have a midget pilot aboard?  Roll Eyes
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Reply #1148 - Today at 11:14am
 
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Oh, dear.

What will Donald do now?


everybody now

Saudi Attacks Yemen's Sanaa Airport To Stop Iran Plane From Landing Amid Gulf Tension?


Houthis Begin Revenge
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Reply #1149 - Today at 11:23am
 
Carl D wrote Today at 10:59am:
tallowood wrote Today at 10:52am:
Pentagon video captured strikes on a communications tower, a Majid air defense system, two damaged Mohajer-6 UAVs, and a suicide drone. The attacks were recorded in the provinces of Khuzestan, Lorestan, Semnan, Bushehr, Hormozgan, Sistan, and Baluchestan.


What is a "suicide drone"? 

Is it alive? Or does it have a midget pilot aboard?  Roll Eyes


It is a drone with Khamenei on it  Wink

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Reply #1150 - Today at 11:47am
 
tallowood wrote Today at 9:57am:
The US military reported the destruction of command centers, air defense systems, missile and UAV launchers, and Iranian Coast Guard infrastructure.


Today?

Impossible.

Iran's military capability was "completely and totally obliterated on day one of the war".

The war that isn't a war, that is.

It's an excursion, but it's over now.

And the US won the war on day one, but don't call it a war.

Anyway, there's an MOU and a ceasefire.



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Reply #1151 - Today at 11:48am
 
tallowood wrote Today at 11:23am:
It is a drone with Khamenei on it  Wink


Nope, I don't believe that's it.

Don't worry though, it isn't you. I know you were just posting what was written in the news article but I'm still wondering what a "suicide drone" is?  Undecided

I've seen that term used quite a bit in the media over the past few months but I guess that's understandable because the majority of reporters in the mainstream media these days are really not the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree.
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Reply #1152 - Today at 11:52am
 
Carl D wrote Today at 11:48am:
tallowood wrote Today at 11:23am:
It is a drone with Khamenei on it  Wink


Nope, I don't believe that's it.

Don't worry though, it isn't you. I know you were just posting what was written in the news article but I'm still wondering what a "suicide drone" is?  Undecided

I've seen that term used quite a bit in the media over the past few months but I guess that's understandable because the majority of reporters in the mainstream media these days are really not the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree.


You are entitled to an opinion but it is irrelevant.
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Reply #1153 - Today at 5:04pm
 
🇺🇸 US military boarded the tanker Wen Yao in the Gulf of Oman for inspection.

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Reply #1154 - Today at 5:13pm
 
Frank wrote Today at 9:39am:
Dirty Paki Khunt wrote Today at 9:05am:
Frank wrote Yesterday at 10:33pm:
Dirty Paki Khunt wrote Yesterday at 7:14pm:
Try to post a little non-Sky disinformation next time, mkay?

Cheesy Cheesy
The Granuiad peddling a Greens enquiry. How non-Sky misinformation!


1.1 This inquiry was conducted in a way which proved that it was not about a genuine effort to improve the accuracy of public dialogue but, instead, it was an attempt to bully and cajole people into silence. I have never seen a greater abuse of the Senate’s purpose. Our Parliament should be the vehicle through which the people can challenge and critique the Government. Instead, with a Labor-Green majority in the Senate, this inquiry became the vehicle through which the politicians criticised the people.

1.2The way our system works is if things are not working, and they are clearly not working at the moment, then the people get to elect new politicians. The way Labor and Green politicians conducted themselves in this inquiry showed that they would like to elect a new people.

1.3There was an in-built ignorance in this inquiry about what is the nature of truth. This inquiry was conducted on the premise that there are certain inviolable truths about the workings of our planet, the precise impact of the burning of fossil fuels and even the cost of different energy technologies. But there was no attempt to establish how we know these things. Apart from a naïve repetition of the tired phrase ‘trust the science’, there was little interest in understanding what science is.

1.4Science is the investigation of the workings of our natural world. Science, like the natural world itself, is constantly changing. Understanding how we know about the natural world is not science, it is a branch of philosophy or, in technical terms, epistemology. This discipline traces its origins back to Plato’s Apology in which he quotes Socrates as saying that:

The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.

1.5Unfortunately, this inquiry was conducted with the ignorant assumption that the Government knows everything, and the Science leaves no question unanswered. However, what marks science apart from many other academic disciplines, say mathematics, is that the conclusions are constantly changing. Only a fool would posit that today’s scientific ‘truths’ will remain the same in a century’s time.

The rest is here.

Here

And here


He's posting the thoughts of butthurt One Nation senators, Lee.

Do you get them in WA?


Canavan is not ON, addled gob on a stick.


Oh?

There you go, Lee. The old boy thinks Canavan is not One Nation.

Lucky we don't let these types vote, eh?

SEND THEM BACK !!!
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