Grumpy Old Nasho
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Trump is getting rid of Antifa.
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Yeah look how much money we spent on the Vietnam war .. and it was all wasted. Hope you've never voted for the major parties, I never have.
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It doesn't pay to be muslim. They ought to change to another religion.
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And look how we've ended up.
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Trump's da man in the Middle East now - can't deny that.
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What is the electricity in the Human brain, AC or DC?
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Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Nahh, Robodebt didn't catch on, so nothing else "Robo" will either. -
Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
You're definitely off your rocker if you pay $30,000 and eventually get nothing for it. The money is extorted out of you like a mob gangster asking a shop owner for protection money. And penalties apply in both cases. But I suppose a car owner can always stop driving cars ... and the shop owner could have packed up and opened somewhere else far away where there were no gangsters. -
Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
I pointed out that the major parties have a major flaw in their psyches. They fail to understand that when money is spent for a service, if the service is never used, then the money should be refunded, or in the case of CTP insurance, at least 80% of it, because there are administration costs for the insurance companies. But technically, the motorist is not using the service for what it was intended for, receiving a payout. Politicians need to re-think CTP insurance and come up with a fairer outcome for motorists who never make a claim. There is already a law for when buying goods and services online. "If you don't receive the product, you're entitled to a refund." It's law, and it needs to be extended to CTP insurance. -
Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
That type of insurance is not compulsory, it's voluntary. -
Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
In other words, I'm obligated to be nothing less than a one man charity. Where does it say in the fine print that I must be charitable to accident prone drivers? It's all in the cliché, "you don't know how insurance works". I know how it works alright, take every cent of my $30,000 even if I never make a claim. If you never use the service, it's time for a substantial refund. I also know that money earns interest, but who gets any of that interest? The insurance companies keep it all. It's a scam. It's a bit like my two years conscription, I gave that compulsory two years, and got SFA at the end of it, not even a thank you. I hope y'all can see the criminal pattern in the major parties psyches, who brought in this compulsory insurance - let the insurance companies take, and give nothing back if you never make a claim. -
Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
I want something for my $30,000. Why should they get all that money, and I get nothing? It's a scam of the highest order, because it's not voluntary, it's compulsory, and if I never make a claim, I haven't actually used their service and I deserve to get my money back, or at least 80% of it, I'm not a charity for bad drivers who injure people. With compulsory third party insurance, bad drivers are rewarded, and safe drivers are penalized. Seems arse about, and one day it'll have to be fixed. Safe drivers who never make a claim, are the ones who should be rewarded. You can't argue against that, pretty foolish if you do. -
If you know anything about the Human mind, you'll know it has to change and be stimulated now and then. Thinking the same things all the time means the Mind becomes stale and zombified. Under the Democrats, there was a train of thought that everyone in the World had to be helped without any compromise on that direction of thought. No one was bad, and no one was good, everyone were just humans needing assistance, no matter who you are, or where you are. This mostly ignored nationhood, national boundaries and borders, and citizens' taxes could be used to these ends. The voters in the US recognized this "zombification" that was catching on, and decided to "change peoples minds" and de-zombify the United States, thus stimulating the Human mind around the world, and preventing the Mind from going stale and thinking certain limited thoughts only. The Human mind needs all sorts of stimulation to keep it alive. Germany and Japan decided not to allow this with the result that millions died, and their cities were reduced to rubble. The Soviet Union also decided not to allow it, and it fell, but alas, it changed to something nearly as bad, oligarchy. Millions died in communist China, then they changed to allow greater stimulation of the Mind, and now we see China as it is today, a sort of super power. But the government is not to be criticized. Australia allows stimulation of the Mind, but that stimulation is in name only, it goes nowhere if the major parties and their followers don't like what you're saying or doing, they have their own separate stimulation, separate from everyone else. It's important to change your mind on occasions for life to go on. Remember Jim Jones? He, and no one in his flock changed their minds, and they all died, young.
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Trump is doing alright, everyone is saying. He's fixing the Middle East - so there you go.
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Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
I'll be losing about $30,000 by the time I hand in my license. I want a gold watch and a Fijian holiday. -
Crackdown on "Sovereign Citizens" in W.A.
Grumpy Old Nasho replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
I'm half sovereign citizen. I don't vote anymore because I received nothing for the two years conscription I endured under duress. Onetrack also went through it, guns were shoved in our hands with the idea of killing people, if we were ordered to do so. Instead of voting, I pay the fine and treat it as just another bill that must be paid like any other bill. Another reason I don't vote is because compulsory third party motoring insurance has no provision for a substantial partial refund if you never make a claim over your entire motoring life. The tens of thousands of dollars I've paid in premiums will be lost if I never make a claim. That money will go to CEOs to contribute to their next Rolls Royce or Learjet. You'd think they'd give me a gold watch or something for being a safe driver all my life, but guess what I'll get? a kick in the arse, like I got when I was discharged from conscription. I can well understand where sovereign citizens are coming from, but I wouldn't go that far, I prefer to remain in the system to enable change, working on getting rid of inhuman politicians who think conscripts deserve nothing and wishing for us to all die off. We badly need a Bill-of-Rights, so we don't get kicked around and ripped off, under the guise of inadvertent tyrannical government policies and "mob" majority rule. -
Albo let the wives and kids of Islamic terrorists back in, quietly let them return from the ISIS killing grounds. I could never vote for a party that does something stupid like that.
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I'm not, I just sit on the sidelines and watch everyone else go mad, it's hilarious most of the time. Can you imagine a drone with a dress and lipstick, might even fool the enemy.
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Future wars will be fought with drones anyway. The drones can be decorated as woke trans to keep the lefties happy.
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It doesn't matter, as long as they don't have conscription.
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Trump tries to stop wars. The other presidents started wars. That's the difference.
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Johnson and Nixon were worse presidents than Trump. They killed off thousands of young Americans for no good reason, conscripts among them. You forget too easily why you lost two years of your life to those murderous presidents back then.
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That's the one I videoed, it was black. A short spindly ladder was set up at the rear end of the fuselage where there was an escape hatch, I think it was. My knees nearly gave out trying to crawl in. Not much room in there until you get to the two blisters, one either side, and then further along when you get to where I took the video. No comforts in the plane, just the cushions on the seats, and they weren't looking to comfy for long flights either.
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There was an 8 3/4 hour outage here on the 22 Sep in the day time. No warning, nice sunny day, so no storm activity, no lightning or strong winds. The supplier just decided to peeve us off. I've been writing them down since 2013, about 300 so far. Most have been very brief, but still got to reset all the electronic devices around the house after each outage.
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Yes I've read the story. He put forth his case and said "I'll spend as much time in jail as I have to because of my beliefs" ... then they jailed him. Just an ordinary innocent bloke. Never mind all the young guys who weren't called up and didn't have to do anything. Nor anyone else for that matter. As President Trump said, we were suckers and losers.
