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One Neuron's popularity has peaked IMO. It's now more of a number two
I think she might surprise many with the vote count
Pauline Hanson: Her Resurrection
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I think she might surprise many with the vote count
Wish I had a crystal ball.
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Surprise...Surprise.
Wake up Malcolm and listen to the people...Stop getting into bed with these Muslims.
https://www.votocrat.com/susane.lis...rt-regarding-policies-on-muslims-in-australia
Wake up Malcolm and listen to the people...Stop getting into bed with these Muslims.
https://www.votocrat.com/susane.lis...rt-regarding-policies-on-muslims-in-australia
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On my checklist I forgot to add the most important factor -
9. Was the research placebo controlled and double or triple blinded?
In the vaccine research, such studies are non-existent (as far as I can tell). So the inoculation field is a bit like surgery where ethics committees deem placebo control too risky to undertake. This means that we may never have a proof that they work. We just assume that they must. Like assuming a moving average crossover must make money... without actually backtesting it.
Placebo/nocebo is extremely powerful - at least as powerful as most powerful medicines. That's a fact - proven and irrefutable. Nocebo is also extremely powerful. There's currently a debate online about how statins commonly cause aches and pains as a side effect, and it seems to be a nocebo effect. In other words, when doctors tell patients 'you can get a bit achy when you take these', they commonly cause this to happen.
So back to vaccines - what's needed is a cohort of parents who are willing to subject their children to a true placebo trial. So... who's up for that? See what I mean? No one will ever do that. So it's likely we'll never have proof. Fear rules, and we choose to err on the side of caution, which is completely understandable. For those parents who are capable of intelligent analysis of the available data, and choose not to inoculate, I don't have too much of a problem with that. Except that they probably need to live in isolation until we know the facts. We're still trading the MA crossover without knowing what we're doing.
Big Pharma and the AMA will fight tooth and nail to maintain their profitability and status. That much we can bank on! The rest is up for debate.
9. Was the research placebo controlled and double or triple blinded?
In the vaccine research, such studies are non-existent (as far as I can tell). So the inoculation field is a bit like surgery where ethics committees deem placebo control too risky to undertake. This means that we may never have a proof that they work. We just assume that they must. Like assuming a moving average crossover must make money... without actually backtesting it.
Placebo/nocebo is extremely powerful - at least as powerful as most powerful medicines. That's a fact - proven and irrefutable. Nocebo is also extremely powerful. There's currently a debate online about how statins commonly cause aches and pains as a side effect, and it seems to be a nocebo effect. In other words, when doctors tell patients 'you can get a bit achy when you take these', they commonly cause this to happen.
So back to vaccines - what's needed is a cohort of parents who are willing to subject their children to a true placebo trial. So... who's up for that? See what I mean? No one will ever do that. So it's likely we'll never have proof. Fear rules, and we choose to err on the side of caution, which is completely understandable. For those parents who are capable of intelligent analysis of the available data, and choose not to inoculate, I don't have too much of a problem with that. Except that they probably need to live in isolation until we know the facts. We're still trading the MA crossover without knowing what we're doing.
Big Pharma and the AMA will fight tooth and nail to maintain their profitability and status. That much we can bank on! The rest is up for debate.
Pauline gets great support.
https://m.votocrat.com/susane.lisa/...ort-pauline-hanson-s-policies-against-muslims
https://m.votocrat.com/susane.lisa/...ort-pauline-hanson-s-policies-against-muslims
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Yes, but not the way she wanted.
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Yes, glad I don't gamble
You know someone is really on the nose when they drag down Pauline's vote because of a preference deal !!
Don't you just luv the broad expanse of literature, so much descriptive capacity to enunciate the moment...
Damp Squib...
Disaffected rump...
Incredulous policy platform...
And only 96% odd of West Australians recognised it for what it was....I feel better about Australia already.
Damp Squib...
Disaffected rump...
Incredulous policy platform...
And only 96% odd of West Australians recognised it for what it was....I feel better about Australia already.
Pauline is even winning over immigrants in Sydney...What a shock for Labor and the Liberals.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...y/news-story/78152502617feb5659ac54ca6313dc97
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...y/news-story/78152502617feb5659ac54ca6313dc97
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One Nation received less than 5% primary votes in the Lower House. The preferences from that splinter group of voters didn't help the Libs a lot.
In the Upper House, however, ON received preferences from the Libs by default. As hardly anyone could be bothered to number all those wannabes below the line, the easy way out was a "1" marking the party above the line, and THAT got her 2 of the seats that the Libs lost. How stupid were the Libs' "strategists"!
In the Upper House, however, ON received preferences from the Libs by default. As hardly anyone could be bothered to number all those wannabes below the line, the easy way out was a "1" marking the party above the line, and THAT got her 2 of the seats that the Libs lost. How stupid were the Libs' "strategists"!
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As I'm not a subscriber, I only received this photo:
That gesture has been used before. So has her political agenda ...
How sick and desperate you are to align Pauline Hanson with Hitler...Where did you leave you brain? Some where in the sewer?
Well Pixel -- Such is my view of PHON that I numbered all 45 boxes.... And worth the couple of minutes it took..
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I give you one hint, noco: Google "racism"
"prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior."
It doesn't make one iota of a difference which group of humans it's directed against. Whether it's Jews, Arabs, or Asians. If you think you're superior just because the accident of your birth made you Caucasian or British, you're fundamentally mistaken.
Please read my post #2307 Islam : It it inherently evil.
Also watch the video from start to finish.
Interesting how PHON failed miserably in WA - but it wasn't their fault at all of course.
Just a glance at PH demonstrates her deficits. Of course some go to her out of dissatisfaction with major parties... But her choice of candidates? The autocratic approach? Intellectual revelations such as the immunisation fiasco; and the ego without foundation....
Unconsciously incompetent.
Anyway Noco - care to repost that video rather than have us search for it?
Just a glance at PH demonstrates her deficits. Of course some go to her out of dissatisfaction with major parties... But her choice of candidates? The autocratic approach? Intellectual revelations such as the immunisation fiasco; and the ego without foundation....
Unconsciously incompetent.
Anyway Noco - care to repost that video rather than have us search for it?
Just go to the appropriate thread....".Islam : Is it inherently evil."......Post # 2307.
I'll just go to the 'appropriate' thread and ask about 'internment' . ???
And from 77 primary votes Sen Mal Roberts we get...
For those who missed it Arther Sinodinus meets Sen Mal Roberts 'I need a biscuit' needs a 'google' it's 'Gold'
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opi...d/news-story/94809f49d449de7c11681a7f87fa7e11
Conceptual penises climate change and this web site have ultimately collided(been 'outed')...
Coney Trump May and Corbyn?? what to do??... 'If only we could intern the young'
And from 77 primary votes Sen Mal Roberts we get...
For those who missed it Arther Sinodinus meets Sen Mal Roberts 'I need a biscuit' needs a 'google' it's 'Gold'
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opi...d/news-story/94809f49d449de7c11681a7f87fa7e11
Conceptual penises climate change and this web site have ultimately collided(been 'outed')...
Coney Trump May and Corbyn?? what to do??... 'If only we could intern the young'
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Why should I waste my time with racist rubbish that some people peddle to support their superiority complex. Pauline and her ilk suffer from Delusion of Adequacy.
