Eric Bana teams up with Tim Winton to showcase Blueback on the big screen

By Anthony Furci

Posted Mon 5 Dec 2022 at 5:36pmMonday 5 Dec 2022 at 5:36pm, updated Mon 5 Dec 2022 at 5:36pm

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-05/eric-bana-teams-up-with-tim-winton-to-showcase-blueback/101734470

By Anthony Furci

Posted Mon 5 Dec 2022 at 5:36pmMonday 5 Dec 2022 at 5:36pm, updated Mon 5 Dec 2022 at 5:36pm

Tucker Carlson: Why is President Zelensky Banning Christianity in Ukraine?

Can someone please explain to me what the Ukraine is like?

stuartbramhall's avatarThe Most Revolutionary Act

Posted BY: Bill | NwoReport

Given the background, it doesn’t come as a surprise.  Zelenskyy has previously made political opposition parties illegal and removed all media from Ukraine that is not state-authorized.   However, the move to ban Ukraine’s orthodox religion is still a considerable escalation into totalitarian extremes; all supported by the U.S. State Dept.

As Carlson notes in the latter part of his monologue, the insufferable propaganda has enmeshed the Ukrainian face of the western government, “It’s just a grotesque post-modern psy-op, and anyone still falling for this is brain damaged.”

 
 

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Politics in China

Frans Vandenbosch has actually lived in China for many years and studies their culture. His view of China is very different from the way our media describes China! He reckons our media is totally ignorant about what China is really like. In his opinion and what he observed about the political system in China, he comes to the conclusion, that it is more democratic than our Western democracies!

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Dec 2, 2022Ignorance is the root of fear, and fear of China has been raised to a fever pitch in recent years by forces that wish to induce a mis-educated western audience to acquiesce to 1) a new clash of civilizations while 2) shutting the door on what may possibly be the last real opportunity to break the system of hereditary power for many generations yet to come. On Sunday Nov. 27 at 2pm Eastern Time, the Rising Tide Foundation hosted professor Frans Vandenbosch who shed light on the real China and its political system.

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Uta’s Diary, January 2017

I love all these photos. They bring back great memories!

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We like to have lemon/ginger tea in the morning.  A few days ago we went outside for our morning tea. The pot in the middle of the above picture is Peter’s pot for his drinking water. He has to drink each day a minimum of two litres of water to cleanse his bladder!

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA The dog on this pot is “The Dog on the Tucker Box”

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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA The skin on the peach came off easily. This peach was deliciously juicy.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA It was not a very hot morning. So I stayed a bit longer outside after Peter had gone back inside, putting my feet up!

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We had a lot of tomatoes growing. We very much liked the taste of them. Now there are only a few left.

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Last Sunday afternoon we listened to some beautiful music:

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It was the Europa…

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Fulani Culture

Where are fulanis originally from?

West Africa

Although some historians postulated an origin of the Fulani in ancient Egypt or the Upper Nile valley [3], written records suggest that the Fulani spread from West Africa (currently Senegal, Guinea, Mauritania) around 1000 years ago, reaching the Lake Chad Basin 500 years later [4, 5].2 Dec 2019

Population history and genetic adaptation of the Fulani nomads

https://bmcgenomics.biomedcentral.com › articles

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What do the Fulani eat?

Am I already like a 100-year-old or what?

Am I already like a 100 year old or what?

It looks to me, that some people like to treat me, as though I am not anymore capable of making any decision of my own, meaning they want me to do as they tell me to do.

Well, in case I should have to live a number more years, then most likely, at some stage I do have to be treated like I do need total looking after. And I am sure, once I am that far gone, I am going to accept treatment like this. But really, I would not mind at all to die before I get to that stage!

Why do I feel that I am not that far gone yet? Do I really give other people the impression that I am that far gone already? Or how come, that they insist on treating me like this?

I must admit, when they make me so upset and nervous, I seem not to be able to act normally! My heart starts to race, my breathing gets bad etc. I am so grateful, that most weeks, that is 24/7, I am just on my own. Peace, peace, and I can do as I like. Being alone is nearly always a good thing now. 

I can still go for long walks every day, when the weather is good. I would say, on average, I converse with people only for a very limited time. This usually has to be just enough.

On a lot of days I also go without touching someone. But really, more than any touching, I miss that usually there is now nobody actually personally present for some beautiful extended conversations! 

Well, I wrote the above a few weeks ago. So, we have December now. Yesterday was the first Saturday of the month. Mark and his mother Merl invited me for lunch in Dapto. After lunch the three of us had coffee on my beautiful deck. It was a very calm, sunny day. All of us enjoyed very much sitting outside. Some of our conversation centered on the above subject, namely how the elderly should be treated and be helped to remain independent for as long as possible. But often they are being treated in a way that makes them become more and more dependent, when really they could be helped to still be totally independent!

What do you think?

auntyuta's avatarUta's Site

Am I already like a 100 year old or what?

It looks to me, that some people like to treat me, as though I am not anymore capable of making any decision of my own, meaning they want me to do as they tell me to do.

Well, in case I should have to live a number more years, then most likely, at some stage I do have to be treated like I do need total looking after. And I am sure, once I am that far gone, I am going to accept treatment like this. But really, I would not mind at all to die before I get to that stage!

Why do I feel that I am not that far gone yet? Do I really give other people the impression that I am that far gone already? Or how come, that they insist on treating me like this?

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Our Brunch on a Sunday in August 2018

I love to reblog this post once more!

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I copy here what I wrote in last year’s blog including the comments to that post:

Sunday, 12th of August 2018

The soft boiled eggs that Peter cooked for breakfast were perfect. I ate my warmed up crispy bread-roll with the egg, I also had some fresh strawberries with strawberry jam on one half of the bread-roll. And I took all my vitamins. We both also had a great cup of coffee for our breakfast.

At nine o’clock we started watching the Insiders’ program on ABC TV. The politics that were discussed upset me a great deal. I mean I should be used to this sort of political talk  by now where everything gets blamed on labor. But somehow it got to me today more than usual. I just could not keep my…

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