I miss Charlie Kirk. Not because he was politically significant, but because he was a fop who frequently and proudly self-owned. Kirk was a walking meme.
Kirk was worth far more to the political left alive than dead. To be brutally honest, he wasn't worth killing.
Good job AZ Gov Katie Hobbs
It took two hours for Albanese to declare support for the latest US/Israeli war crimes.
How long has it taken the Labor Party to consider raising the rate? To halting fossil fuels? To seriously address the racism to First Nations and Muslims?
The ALP in your head is long dead.
he’s just reminding you all of exactly what they died for- his ego/vanity/wallet
Australians impacted by Robodebt have until 4pm on Friday, March 6, to register for a new class action settlement with payouts between $1,000 and $50,000 au.finance.yahoo.com/news/centrel...
Please please please get on this
<Barry White music bed up and under>
mmm... mum... no... not there... ooh
I would find it very hard voting for AOC. I'm talking triple viagra dose hard.
MAGA
Send MAGA to die in Trump’s war.
lol
they're still working out the SQUIRREL! bug in the firmware
@brontelee.bsky.social Don't you have one of these?
For those who have never been on a US military base, top officer houses are pretty schmick, certainly so compared to a barracks hall.
Lucky you. Cloud cover prevented us from seeing it so I had to simulate by looking at a photo of the moon with one eye closed.
Meme
BREAKING: Local Person Solves Middle East With Canva Pro.
Idk how I'm supposed to make porn when WWIII is starting.
I *have* to earn money (this paycheck was tiny) but it's hard to feel sexy and fun when you're thinking about how far the nearest missile silo is and trying to calculate how far the fallout will reach.
Bumper stickers
This isn’t a bumper - it’s a ballot with brake lights. 🚙 🗳️
That is absolutely rude and uncalled for. what a profound indult to Lhasa apsos. She looks like an afghan hound, whom I don't care about offending because they are mostly slobbering jerks.
Melania will move on, and so will America.
it's the Murdoch St Journal
One reason they’re ordering release of detainees — rather than bond hearings: Berger and Johnston say the hearings are increasingly a pre-cooked sham, resulting in detention without a genuine chance for bond. www.politico.com/news/2026/03...
They are calling out violations of court orders, sloppy paperwork in detention cases, the destruction of families, the erosion of civil liberties and a climate of fear wrought by masked agents operating on WV’s roadways. Contempt is next, they say. www.politico.com/news/2026/03...
No need, roadkill is free
Here is my opening statement to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee today.
This statement is an embarrassment for Stanford. Don't embrace power if it helps usher in a world without vaccines and birth control.
med.stanford.edu/news/all-new...
What are the "best" renewable energy myths you've heard recently?
I'm on my way to a Renewables in Agriculture conference where I'll be on a panel "Fact vs Fiction:
Setting the record straight on renewable energy" I'm keen to have some good myths to share!
renewablesinagconference.com.au
Is Clean Natural Gas a Myth? (tl;dw - yes)
Engineering with Rosie
by @engwithrosie.bsky.social
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTIo...
Grothman is a guaranteed cheese-fed Wisconsin freak. I bet he wears Spiderman Underoos.
"Announcement coming tomorrow regarding one of our continued efforts to modernize and right size USAGM," says Kari Lake of the parent agency of VOA of which she has seized control, arguably without legal authority.
And because climate is understood as political rhetoric rather than physical reality, you end up with the idea that the IEA not mentioning net zero somehow changes the level of threat we face from the burning of fossil fuels. If we don't mention climate change, the laws of physics change :) :)
Opinion|Javier Blas, Columnist Net Zero Is Dead. Long Live Renewable Energy February 25, 2026 at 4:00 AM UTC By Javier Blas Javier Blas is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering energy and commodities. He is coauthor of “The World for Sale: Money, Power and the Traders Who Barter the Earth’s Resources.”
The concept of "net zero" is effectively dead, as global energy policy has shifted away from it, with the term being mentioned only once at a recent gathering of the world's richest nations. The movement to achieve net zero by 2050 was always considered far-fetched, requiring a significant drop in consumption of oil, natural gas, and coal, which is unlikely to happen given current trends. Despite the death of net zero, renewable energy is still alive, and will continue to grow, with electricity being the fastest growing form of energy and renewables covering a significant chunk of the increase.
The oil pundit brain is fundamentally unsuited to dealing with climate as an issue.
Scenarios depicting a transition to safe energy are treated as if they're forecasts, and correspondingly scoffed at as 'bad forecasts'. The idea of laying out a desirable future we should fight for is just weird
