I thought of a good reason to stop immigration into Australia!
And it’s a fantastic reason.
The rest of Australia will agree with me on this … at least white Australia will.
And my reason for stopping immigration to Australia is this; this foreign devils, especially the coloured foreigners, have way too much respect and consideration for the elderly and the infirm (including pregnant women, which Davis bus lines, at least, seems to consider a “condition”.
It’s one thing I’ve noticed, especially on public transport, that it’s only the ethnic people who will actually get up and give their seats to the elderly, pregnant women or the infirm.
THEY ARE MAKING THE REST OF US LOOK BAD!
They are shaming us! These foreign devils are shaming us!
That’s why immigration into Australia must stop!
No Australian born citizen should be shamed like this in our own country.
What this immigrants are doing is just plain unaustralian.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Crime and Punishment
Lame title, I know. But it works.
After watching Underbelly I have decided that there a certain crimes that the perpetuators need to suffer the same fate as their victims … actually only two crimes;
Animal cruelty and paedophilia.
People who torture and kill animals deserve to suffer that very same thing they inflicted. See how they like it!
And paedophiles!
Those bastards deserve to be whipped, have all their parts chopped off and fed to them, and then sent off to prison for life to be at the mercy of the general prison populace. See how they like being raped all the time!
After watching Underbelly I have decided that there a certain crimes that the perpetuators need to suffer the same fate as their victims … actually only two crimes;
Animal cruelty and paedophilia.
People who torture and kill animals deserve to suffer that very same thing they inflicted. See how they like it!
And paedophiles!
Those bastards deserve to be whipped, have all their parts chopped off and fed to them, and then sent off to prison for life to be at the mercy of the general prison populace. See how they like being raped all the time!
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Why a Big Australia is a Bad Idea
I’m watching a documentary by Dick Smith about Australia’s population growth. I really don’t know why this is the first (that I’m aware of) documentary on the subject. Especially since most of the points being brought up seem to be common sense.
I hope that it wakens enough people, and make the pollies decide (or realize) that a big population is a seriously bad idea … and not because of racial reasons.
But because Australia just can’t support it!
I mean, it’s common sense.
Australia is, in fact, a big, open, unpopulated country. And this is the basis for a Big Australia policy/belief; “there’s plenty of room for more people.”
Well, there may be room for more people. But people who say this annoy me, because they’ve clearly never been out of the city and don’t know anything about the country.
There is a reason why all of Australia’s major cities all cling to the coastline (Alice Springs doesn’t count as a major city). It’s because most of the interior of Australia is a fucking desert!
A desert!
Yeah, that's right a desert.
That means that there’s going be a limited amount of important things like water.
Space really has nothing to do with it.
It’s all about water.
There’s only a limited amount of water … and we’re already on water restrictions. And we’re in the middle of a drought.
Less water coming in, and more people coming in spells bad news to the population.
It really doesn’t matter how much space a country has if there’s no water. No water means no population. And yet, people really seem to struggle with this. They just can’t comprehend this.
Instead they resort to the age old accusations of racism when faced with this simple fact;
“Oh. You don’t want more immigrants in Australia? You’re clearly racist, and a horrible person because of that. No one should listen to you, because you’re wrong, because you’re racist!”
Well, I’m sorry if I want to continue to have clean drinking water and being able to take regular showers! Not to mention the fact that there’ll no longer be enough food if the population keeps increasing like it is.
I hope that it wakens enough people, and make the pollies decide (or realize) that a big population is a seriously bad idea … and not because of racial reasons.
But because Australia just can’t support it!
I mean, it’s common sense.
Australia is, in fact, a big, open, unpopulated country. And this is the basis for a Big Australia policy/belief; “there’s plenty of room for more people.”
Well, there may be room for more people. But people who say this annoy me, because they’ve clearly never been out of the city and don’t know anything about the country.
There is a reason why all of Australia’s major cities all cling to the coastline (Alice Springs doesn’t count as a major city). It’s because most of the interior of Australia is a fucking desert!
A desert!
Yeah, that's right a desert.
That means that there’s going be a limited amount of important things like water.
Space really has nothing to do with it.
It’s all about water.
There’s only a limited amount of water … and we’re already on water restrictions. And we’re in the middle of a drought.
Less water coming in, and more people coming in spells bad news to the population.
It really doesn’t matter how much space a country has if there’s no water. No water means no population. And yet, people really seem to struggle with this. They just can’t comprehend this.
Instead they resort to the age old accusations of racism when faced with this simple fact;
“Oh. You don’t want more immigrants in Australia? You’re clearly racist, and a horrible person because of that. No one should listen to you, because you’re wrong, because you’re racist!”
Well, I’m sorry if I want to continue to have clean drinking water and being able to take regular showers! Not to mention the fact that there’ll no longer be enough food if the population keeps increasing like it is.
2010 Federal Election
This federal election campaign is most likely going to go down in history as one of the most boring. Ever!
But it seems that Mark Latham is doing his best to change this; he keeps hijacking policy launches.
In a few years when we look back at this election, all we’re going to remember is Latham and his aggressive pit bull style “journalism”.
Now the question is who is Latham going to confront next in this election?
He’s already pissed Abbott and Gillard off. Most likely the next time he tries that little stunt with them again, their security will make sure he doesn’t get anywhere near either of them. Brown just isn’t important or popular enough to really make the news if or when Latham decides to question him.
But it seems that Mark Latham is doing his best to change this; he keeps hijacking policy launches.
In a few years when we look back at this election, all we’re going to remember is Latham and his aggressive pit bull style “journalism”.
Now the question is who is Latham going to confront next in this election?
He’s already pissed Abbott and Gillard off. Most likely the next time he tries that little stunt with them again, their security will make sure he doesn’t get anywhere near either of them. Brown just isn’t important or popular enough to really make the news if or when Latham decides to question him.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Aneamia and Insomnia
Anaemia and Insomnia.
Pretty bad combination to have.
And yet, I’m certain that’s the combo I have.
The insomnia is nothing new; I’ve had that for as long as I can remember. It’s never really been a problem for me. I learned very quickly how to cope with that … probably why I like to sleep in.
But the Anaemia is something new.
Actually not that new if I think about it: I think I’ve had it for awhile, but it only clicked this weekend what it may be.
Saturday I was still exhausted from (what I assumed) the two full on days at Uni earlier in the week. That’s when I realized that after three days of doing shit all, I shouldn’t be so exhausted. I then went over my diet for the last week, and realized that I had basically been mainlining red meat … unhealthy amounts. A quick check of the inside of my eyelids confirmed my sudden suspicion;
I’m anaemic.
It explains so much.
Like why I always struggle to get up, and easily sleep in until the mid afternoon every day. I’d just been thinking that these sleep ins were due to my insomnia and my constant late nights … although I did think it was a bit odd on the few occasions that I got an early night, and still slept in really late.
So now, I’m going to have to completely change my diet to include foods high in iron. I’ll also probably have to take iron pills. Both of which sound like a major hassle (although I’m not complaining about “having” to eat more red meat).
I just hope it’s not going to cost too much.
I’ve also got to talk to the doctor and get blood tests and all that. But I know the symptoms. So it’ll just be confirming what I already know. But the doc will be able to give me advice on what I’ll need to do.
Pretty bad combination to have.
And yet, I’m certain that’s the combo I have.
The insomnia is nothing new; I’ve had that for as long as I can remember. It’s never really been a problem for me. I learned very quickly how to cope with that … probably why I like to sleep in.
But the Anaemia is something new.
Actually not that new if I think about it: I think I’ve had it for awhile, but it only clicked this weekend what it may be.
Saturday I was still exhausted from (what I assumed) the two full on days at Uni earlier in the week. That’s when I realized that after three days of doing shit all, I shouldn’t be so exhausted. I then went over my diet for the last week, and realized that I had basically been mainlining red meat … unhealthy amounts. A quick check of the inside of my eyelids confirmed my sudden suspicion;
I’m anaemic.
It explains so much.
Like why I always struggle to get up, and easily sleep in until the mid afternoon every day. I’d just been thinking that these sleep ins were due to my insomnia and my constant late nights … although I did think it was a bit odd on the few occasions that I got an early night, and still slept in really late.
So now, I’m going to have to completely change my diet to include foods high in iron. I’ll also probably have to take iron pills. Both of which sound like a major hassle (although I’m not complaining about “having” to eat more red meat).
I just hope it’s not going to cost too much.
I’ve also got to talk to the doctor and get blood tests and all that. But I know the symptoms. So it’ll just be confirming what I already know. But the doc will be able to give me advice on what I’ll need to do.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Eating Healthy in the Media
I’m sensing some mixed messages in the media at the moment. And I know that I can’t be the only one seeing it. Anyone with half a brain should be able to see … and if you can’t, what’s wrong with you?
Come on, you know what I’m talking about …
Actually maybe not … I haven’t yet specified what I’m talking about.
Oops.
What I’m talking about is the whole eating healthy message the government seems so desperate to promote.
There. Now we’re on the same page.
But you know what I mean, right?
All over the TV, radio and possibly even billboards, there’s ads about how we should eat three servings of fruit and five servings of vegies everyday. And anything low fat is good, since high fat in food kind of undoes the fruit and veg you’ve been eating. The same goes with salt. Low salt is preferable.
So listening/watching the ads, we know that if we want to live and eat healthy we need to eat plenty of fruit and veg and make sure that we consume/use as little fat and salt as possible.
It’s just that simple.
But thanks to Channel Ten, and their latest successful TV show, most of Australia has been busy watching Master Chef.
You know, it sounds good. It sounds like a nice easy way to promote the healthy eating message.
Well, let’s face it; the public is notoriously stupid. Their children even more so. Therefore it would take something as hot as Master Chef to help promote eating healthy. Maybe then some people would actually heed it.
But after watching any episode of Master Chef, it quickly becomes very apparent that the show doesn’t promote healthy eating. It doesn’t even come close to doing anything even resembling healthy.
Everyone, judges, contestants and guest chef’s alike, doesn’t seem to think a dish can be any good without a very liberal amount of oil (plus a little extra for good measure), a huge amount of butter, and a “pinch” of salt, which looks more like a handful at best.
You’d think that today, with everyone being so concerned about healthy and the rising levels of obesity, that fatty looking foods would be bypassed in favour of food a little more heart smart. I’d have thought that whoever’s in charge of such things would’ve made Master Chef do much healthier food. Even if it’s at least a token effort at healthier.
Apparently the public isn’t the only stupid group of people in the country.
Come on, you know what I’m talking about …
Actually maybe not … I haven’t yet specified what I’m talking about.
Oops.
What I’m talking about is the whole eating healthy message the government seems so desperate to promote.
There. Now we’re on the same page.
But you know what I mean, right?
All over the TV, radio and possibly even billboards, there’s ads about how we should eat three servings of fruit and five servings of vegies everyday. And anything low fat is good, since high fat in food kind of undoes the fruit and veg you’ve been eating. The same goes with salt. Low salt is preferable.
So listening/watching the ads, we know that if we want to live and eat healthy we need to eat plenty of fruit and veg and make sure that we consume/use as little fat and salt as possible.
It’s just that simple.
But thanks to Channel Ten, and their latest successful TV show, most of Australia has been busy watching Master Chef.
You know, it sounds good. It sounds like a nice easy way to promote the healthy eating message.
Well, let’s face it; the public is notoriously stupid. Their children even more so. Therefore it would take something as hot as Master Chef to help promote eating healthy. Maybe then some people would actually heed it.
But after watching any episode of Master Chef, it quickly becomes very apparent that the show doesn’t promote healthy eating. It doesn’t even come close to doing anything even resembling healthy.
Everyone, judges, contestants and guest chef’s alike, doesn’t seem to think a dish can be any good without a very liberal amount of oil (plus a little extra for good measure), a huge amount of butter, and a “pinch” of salt, which looks more like a handful at best.
You’d think that today, with everyone being so concerned about healthy and the rising levels of obesity, that fatty looking foods would be bypassed in favour of food a little more heart smart. I’d have thought that whoever’s in charge of such things would’ve made Master Chef do much healthier food. Even if it’s at least a token effort at healthier.
Apparently the public isn’t the only stupid group of people in the country.
Friday, July 9, 2010
How Sad It Is
What a sad state things are today;
Marrion being evicted from Master Chef last was bigger news than some nut job throwing an egg at the PM.
I didn’t see anything about Julia Gillard being egged today in the Herald Sun. Admittedly, I read it the Sun online, and skim over a lot of stuff. But, Marrion being kicked off Master Chef was major headline news, and all I’ve been hearing about on the radio. In fact, I think the Marrion thing got billed on the 5 o’clock news before Julia being egged did.
So, that got me to wondering.
Does the Australian mainstream media really believe the Australian public to be so dumb and moronic, they we now only care about the “celebrities” on reality shows, and couldn’t give a rat’s arse about the leader of or country? Or does the mainstream media only show this dribble because the public is that brainless and stupid, that it’s the only way to keep ratings up?
Marrion being evicted from Master Chef last was bigger news than some nut job throwing an egg at the PM.
I didn’t see anything about Julia Gillard being egged today in the Herald Sun. Admittedly, I read it the Sun online, and skim over a lot of stuff. But, Marrion being kicked off Master Chef was major headline news, and all I’ve been hearing about on the radio. In fact, I think the Marrion thing got billed on the 5 o’clock news before Julia being egged did.
So, that got me to wondering.
Does the Australian mainstream media really believe the Australian public to be so dumb and moronic, they we now only care about the “celebrities” on reality shows, and couldn’t give a rat’s arse about the leader of or country? Or does the mainstream media only show this dribble because the public is that brainless and stupid, that it’s the only way to keep ratings up?
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