AntzVigil

Sorry, not sorry. If this list were halved, it would remain a stark reminder of just how far off track humanity has got. I've only cross-referenced the first 20 (alphabetically) so far, but really.. wtf foodstandards.gov.au/consumer/addit…

I typed this into google.. What are the statistics on aboriginal family violence and abuse I want to understand just how welcome I am.

Given the multitude of vital and important issues desperate for immediate attention here in Australia (and regionally), it's interesting how easy it is for the government to distract the populace.

Dunno.. I reckon I put more fervour into my prayers and sang the hymns louder than anyone, but considering the state of humanity, I reckon it's time for all religions to either prove the existence of their supreme deities or get out of our lives.

Every day, the government talks about costs and living and culture, but they remain gutless in the face of addressing a net influencer of highly detrimental outcomes. Poker machines.

I'm concerned about Israel. Does that get me on Jillian's database?

Isn't it uncanny that prices rise just after the guvment announces power relief payments.

My Chinese baker reckons the worst outcome ever possible for the future of Australia, and for the geopolitical stability of the region is when Albanese goes to Beijing and sells Australia out on AI.

Tell me again that China is happy with its lot of being 267 times the size of Taiwan.

How likely is it that today's very powerful bombs would trigger geophysical phenomena? Something I'm sure is not in the minds of warmakers. Or is it?

Recent marine die-offs have less to do with climate change than with the sheer volume of coastal runoff of the insane amounts of increasingly toxic pesticides and herbicides used in Australia.

Australia's relevance to geopolitical posturing may be improving, but its sovereig ability to inflence global events is declining commensurately.

The world's leading troublemakers and the largest cause of human suffering globally are presidents and prime ministers.

China must be furious over NATO not declaring yet.

Lobbyists must have worked very hard to ensure medicines don't require country of origin labelling, but Made in Australia would be the rarest, on or behind the shelf.

C'mon Australia, it's time to decide. Will we choose abundance or settling for less?