Andrew

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Andrew

Andrew

@AndrewCliffe

Retired Engineer, Centre Left, Atheist, Freedom of Speech and Renewables advocate. (Anti CRT, World Govt, Extremism and violence.)

WA Australia เข้าร่วม Haziran 2009
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@FrancisRoyCA @clairlemon Here in Western Australia, we have so far had NO COVID, our border controls have so far worked, we live virtually normal lives and are making money. Who would not like tha,t other than those wanting to penetrate our borders.
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@wokal_distance @townerman1 CRT is intended by its leaders to primarily be divisive and destructive, its footsoldiers are just... well, footsoldiers
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Wokal Distance@wokal_distance·
CRT views every white person as a sort of racial bull in the china shop of society. Ignorantly destroying everything with their power and privilege. They don't know any better because, like a bull just being what it is, a bull; white people are just being what they are: white.
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@WSJ Yay, I nearly died, have now regained 2Okg, and back up to "Ideal BMI" It was far less fun than trying to lose weight
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MJ@morganisawizard·
modern-day feminism does not seek to celebrate and promote the value of femininity, it works to erase it and perpetuate the lie that women would be more liberated if we ignored our innate differences and scrutinized women's abilities on the same scale we have for men.
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Just did my first look at twitter in a while. Its an insane sewer...
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@aginnt Western Australia, an area bigger than Texas, has had NO local cases using strong border control but virtually no internal regulations other than a couple of very brief lockdowns. Sounds pretty good to most residents
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Aaron Ginn@aginnt·
No, this isn’t satire; this isn’t from a horror movie. This is Australia.
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@Theo_TJ_Jordan @townerman1 Take control of universities, you take control of the graduates who will lead society including school teachers teaching the vunerable young. Extremely powerful strategy.
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Theo Jordan
Theo Jordan@Theo_TJ_Jordan·
The grossly disproportionate influence of the left on our cultural channels right now is staggering.
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@a_centrism Australian Census shows that there has been a 40,000 increase in those claiming aboriginality, ABOVE THE NATURAL BIRTH RATE, this may be due to special benefits provided.
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I wonder if there's a social media that filters out politics and religion?
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@Gurdur Australia seems to have great difficulty obtaining vaccines. The government has therefore not been strongly promoting vaccination, and anti-vaxers have had free reign to control the dialogue. This may well cause a problem.
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Tim Skellett@Gurdur·
It may strike some as odd, but New Zealand & Australia have now done far more to act as positive models for how to respond to a new pandemic than have the USA and UK.
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@Gurdur In Western Australia we are still COVID free and live normal lives within our borders.
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@ASlavitt @drtahmed Maybe, but Australia still has a very long way to go to equal the US death toll that was due to incompetent leadership
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Andy Slavitt 🇺🇦@ASlavitt·
The most tragic toll will be in the countries that have not done mass vaccinations yet. India, Australia, Bangladesh, E Asia, Africa— places that dodged COVID in 2020 and either couldn’t afford or didn’t make an effort to procure vaccines will pay the highest toll. 2/
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Andy Slavitt 🇺🇦@ASlavitt·
COVID Update July 10, 2021: 2021 will be the year of the Unvaccinated Pandemic. Vaccinated or not, there are implications for all of us. 1/
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@ProfPCDoherty The wealthy waterfront dwellers will expect to be subsidised
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@ProfPCDoherty Few countries would go thorium because you cant use it to make nukes.
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Australia is learning the hard way that we can depend only on ourselves, time to grow up and where possible pay the price of self sufficiency in essential items
Latika M Bourke@latikambourke

"The view was by Professor Brendan Murphy...." Also the idea that Australia couldn't have been vaccinated by now - UK has delivered 80 million doses in 7 months. Australia only needs to deliver half (40 million doses) but unlike its allies, failed to secure early supplies.

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Eventually, folk will realise that SUVs have a higher centre of gravity, resulting in a higher risk of rolling.
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@NewstalkZB Its a wonder Biden didnt choke on his words regarding Afghanistan
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Richard Holden@profholden·
Right on @TurnbullMalcolm: "The reason we are so far behind is because the government last year didn’t buy enough vaccines, they didn’t buy nearly enough Pfizer and they didn’t buy any Moderna...It is a comprehensive failure of administration...you can’t put a gloss on it.”
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