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Fake weather - the Australian Bureau of Meteorology scandal

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Contents The heat is on... Findings References ----------------- 1. The heat is on ..... Whilst scrolling through postings on a proto-social media Australian archivist listserv (an electronic mailing list whose origins go back to the 1990s), the writer came across a posting by archivist Michael Piggott regarding early Australian weather records and their reported misuse / abuse to appease a contemporary real, though heavily politicized scientific agenda, namely Climate Change (Piggott 2026). A comparison of the archival record from the National Archives of Australia with that presented by the responsible government agency - the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) - revealed numerous discrepancies in the latter's historical data sets. Accusations came thick and fast from journalist Graham Lloyd and researchers Tom Berger and Professor Geoffrey Sherrington within the 17-18 October 2026 weekend edition of The Australian newspaper that the aforementioned agenda,...
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Toxic masculinity and truth

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Love | Buddhism | Buddha Love + Video | Consciousness | Desire |  Kiss | Love in the workplace |  Masculine vs. feminine  |  Misogyny & misandry | Munch's Kiss |  RomComs |   Masculine vs. feminine Toxic masculinity, when generally applied to men, is unwarranted and dangerous. Whilst the lessons of history are that men can do awful things (viz. rape, domestic violence, etc.) and those behaviours need to change - nobody disagrees with that - to accuse all men of such behaviours and generally view them as toxic is wrong. It is one of the major reasons for the downward spiral of population growth statistics in Western countries; the fact that some 60% of young men are shying away from relationships and marriage, as against 30% of young women; and the anger and hatred generated amongst young women towards young men. The problem is well put in the following video. Why male bashing is quietly backfiring and society is start...
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How to talk Australians

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How to talk Australians is a short Australian comedy series of eight episodes released on YouTube on 30 June 2014 in which a group of Indian would-be immigrants learn how to speak vernacular / common Australian at the Delhi College of Linguistics. The show is hilarious, and just as revealing of Aussie cultural norms to Australians, as it is a realistic depiction of issues facing migrants in leaning the unique form of English found in many parts of the continent. This article lists the episodes and includes links.  ----------------- Episodes 1 - G'Day Knackers , duration: 4.07 minutes. 2. Grub , duration: 5.55 minutes. Australian eating habits. 3. Rhyming Slang , duration: 5.28 minutes. 4. Famous Australians , duration: 5.10 minutes. 5. Nicknames - 'Hello Chopper' , duration: 4.56 minutes. 6. The Slackarse Country , duration: 6.05 minutes. 7. Dunnies, Budgies & Budgie Smugglers , duration: 4.28 minutes. 8. Citizenship Test , duration: 6...
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Harry & Meghan - truth and fantasy

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Spare me! Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (b.1984), and his wife Rachel Meghan Markle (b.1981) became controversial figures in British and American history due to their high media profiles and chaotic relationship with the British Royal Family. Called individually and/or singularly grifters in the United States and traitors in the United Kingdom, they blazed a trail of narcissistic chaos on both sides of the Atlantic. The chronology below lists a few milestones in their lives and that of their family. It would seem that, in their arrogance and ignorance, both Harry and Meghan have come up against well oiled machines - the Royal Family as an institution, and the global media - to which they are mere playthings and ultimately treated accordingly. Family ties do not override the problems they have instigated in bucking the system. ---------------- ... enough dirt to bury her alive .....  Chronology 1981 * 4 August 1981 - Rachel Meghan Markle born in Los Angeles, California. ...
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The suicide of Jason Arday

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Jason Arday: Life & Death | Suicide | NB: The following is written under the assumption that Jason Arday committed suicide on 14 August 2026 and pending the outcome of a coroner inquest. Jason Arday 1985 - 2026 Contents Introduction Precursors Roehampton 2018  References ----------------- Abstract : Jason Arday is assumed to have committed suicide on 14 August 2026 after what appears to have been a ten month period of suicidal ideation arising out of the shame associated with the public revelation of his academic plagiarism and fantasist fraud dating back to the early 2010s. In reviewing his activities, evidence points to Narcissistic Personality Disorder as key to an understanding of, and explanation for, many of his unacceptable behaviours. Arday's suicide can be presented as an aggressive action taken as a consequence of the aforementioned mental condition, to avert responsibility and enable the scapegoating of others, including Cambridge Univ...
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The Bunyip

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Faërie in OZ: Aboriginal Dreaming Stories | Black Panther | Bunyip | Cook's Australian Fairy Tales | Ida Rentoul Outhwaite bibliography | Faërie in Australia | Peck's Australian Legends | Picnic at Hanging Rock - Faërie Realm | Picnic - Path of Light | Picnic - C3 & C18 | Disappearance @ Hanging Rock | Trees & nature spirits | Contents True? Chronology Videos References ----------------- 1. True or false? Bunyip / Bunjil / Yowee / Walanthagang.... Australian Aboriginal words for mythical and spiritual entities which are very real in life and story telling of that distinctive culture. The Bunyip, for example, is the mythical creature that lives in a body of water - swamp, billabong, creek, river, wetland - and can attack people. It is a being of horror and nightmares. But the question remains: Is the Bunyip real or not? The answer depends on how one defines the word real . Science would say that it mus...
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