With the exception of the first presidential debate, today has to be the funniest day on X I’ve seen. The Arday and WNBA have brought out the best of mockery.
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To understand just how irredeemably messed up academia is, compare the differences in how Cambridge treated Jason Arday and how Harvard treated Roland Fryer. One is a black sociologist; the other is a black economist. At this point, we are all very well acquainted with Jason Arday’s insane fabrications, plagiarism, and less-than-stellar research record. Yet he became the youngest black professor in Cambridge’s history at 37. Now look at the case of Roland Fryer. He produced rigorous, data-driven research, published extensively, and ran a major institute (EdLabs) at Harvard. He doggedly pursued the truth on one of the most charged questions in American public life. His landmark 2016 study titled “An Empirical Analysis of Racial Differences in Police Use of Force” examined millions of encounters and officer-involved shootings. It found that there were no racial differences in the raw data or after controlling for circumstances. In some datasets (notably Houston), blacks were actually less likely to be shot once the encounter was underway. As you know, this finding directly contradicted Black Lives Matter’s core orthodoxy that police systematically and disproportionately kill Black men out of racial animus. It was not only in vogue at the time; it was literally religion. Roland Fryer and his data were guilty of blasphemy. Harvard launched investigations into allegations of verbal sexual harassment and a hostile work environment in his lab. The process produced a two-year unpaid suspension, the permanent shutdown of EdLabs, and severe restrictions on his ability to advise or supervise. All this was investigated by a kangaroo court under Title IX. The recommendation for his alleged failings was sensitivity training, yet a faculty panel escalated it into career-crippling punishment. Fryer has said he was unfairly targeted because of the political inconvenience of his results. The contrast between how the academy treated these two men shows you how deep the moral rot is.
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Looking for applicants: We’re one month into our study on the ketogenic and Lion Diets for RA and IBD. The weaning protocol is complete, and participants start the therapeutic diets this Monday. The second cohort launches in a few months, spots are still available!! Apply now!
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OMG I just watched the video @PeteZogoulas @DrewPavlou I’m speechless. Everyone in Australia should watch this video. youtu.be/YDPsRyV5lQk?si=MbHC… Legacy media journalists who follow me, give these guys an interview!! #Auspol2026
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How good are Australian Bitcoiners? Less than 6hrs, and already almost another ten businesses added. YOU ARE THE NETWORK EFFECT.
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I’m in. Sending you a DM @DrewPavlou Let’s do this. #ausbiz #Auspol2025
I’ve been inspired by Nick Shirley and want to make a video exposing massive fraud in Australia: NDIS/childcare/international students. Already discovered that fraud gangs in West Sydney funnelled literally millions in Australian taxpayer money to ISIS. If you have any leads on obvious fraud taking place in Australia right now, please contact me. If you can help me with video production, research, planning, editing, please reach out. My DMs on here are open and I have my email at the link in my bio.
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Have you had your transfer rejected with no clear reason? Or been told you hit a ‘cap’ that wasn’t explained to you? Don’t leave it at that. 1️⃣ Complain in writing to your bank. Get a case number. 2️⃣ If it’s not resolved, take it further through AFCA. It doesn’t cost anything to complain, and it forces banks to account for their decisions. afca.org.au/make-a-complaint
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Jaguar’s sales have collapsed 97.5%. This is how & why it happened. 😁
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As more comes out about the Federal Governments taxation of unrealised gains we see how poorly thought through and completely unfair this is. On the weekend, the Treasurer has confirmed that former senior politicians and public servants are exempt from paying the new tax. So, the people who actually run businesses, employ people and create wealth in the economy are having to pay this new tax whilst those whose retirements are supported by these taxpayers skate through and don't pay! How can a Government seriously move forward and implement a policy that taxes Australian's differently depending on their employment arrangements. theaustralian.com.au/nation/…
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The unrealised gains tax on super won't apply to politicians, because they are (of course) above the law and above accountability from the people. That's what happens under socialist shitholes. Corruption.
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Nicola Centofanti has read a heartbreaking letter in parliament telling of the devastating personal toll the SA drought is taking on our farmers 💔 Read more: bit.ly/3SC061v
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Nicola Centofanti has read a heartbreaking letter in parliament telling of the devastating personal toll the SA drought is taking on our farmers 💔 👉 Read more: bit.ly/3SC061v
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If you spend 4.5 minutes listening to this, I promise that you won’t regret it!
These are not my words. They are from a letter penned to the Premier @PMalinauskasMP begging for help from an incredibly brave wife, mother, farmer and accountant from Naracoorte Abby Miller. "Survival doesn't leave room for investment" The Labor Party must stop governing by headline and start delivering real, practical relief. These are not faceless statistics. These are our neighbours. Our volunteers. Our small business owners. Our mates. Warning: there is a reference to suicide in this video. Please remember, organisations like Beyond Blue and Lifeline are always there to support. Lifeline: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 #drought #farming #farmers #livestock #economy #politics
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Monique Ryan: “Our ambition (is) to do politics differently in Kooyong”. Authorised by S Smith, Liberal Party, Melbourne.
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Is this Labor government banning duck hunting by stealth? It certainly looks that way. Check out parts of my recent speech in parliament about this appalling underhanded approach. facebook.com/share/v/19tnpHe…
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Australians will be offered respiratory "vaccines' from next year without the usual assessment that ensures they are the most effective available at the best possible price, under the confidential $2bn onshore manufacturing deal the Morrison government struck with Moderna. The agreement exempts Moderna’s mRNA vaccines from assessment by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee, a government memorandum has revealed. The contract signed with the American pharmaceutical company in 2021 commits successive Australian governments to buying locally produced Moderna vaccines for at least a decade. The vaccines will be manufactured at a specially built plant at Melbourne’s Monash University, which was opened by the health minister, Mark Butler, and the Victorian premier, Jacinta Allan, last week. The existing check-and-balance system normally applies to all but the most urgently needed and highly specialised vaccines. Before the plant opened, the federal government issued a regulation – which can be disallowed by the Senate – to enshrine the deal it inherited in law. The accompanying explanatory memorandum sheds new light on the secretive contract, including its exemption from assessment by the PBAC. Comprised of medical experts, the PBAC is a key step in ensuring government-purchased vaccines are confirmed as the safest and best quality for their required task, at a reasonable price. The memorandum says the Moderna vaccines “will not go through the … PBAC process and therefore will not be listed as designated vaccines on the National Immunisation Program”. PBAC assessment is required for inclusion in the program, now the vehicle for providing vaccines to Australians free of charge. Under the Moderna deal, the government will pay an undisclosed price for an undisclosed percentage of the up to 100m vaccine doses to be produced at the plant every year. The Moderna mRNA vaccine deal was forged during the Covid-19 emergency but has been extended to cover all respiratory vaccines produced onshore and registered through the TGA – including any for influenza and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV. The Australian National Audit Office announced last month it would investigate the deal. The switch to an apparently parallel system for Moderna – which has not been publicly explained – has raised red flags in the health sector. The PBAC has expressed concern about government proposals to change the system more broadly to make it faster and more effective. The committee’s chair, Robyn Ward, wrote to Butler in October warning that moves aimed at speeding up the distribution process “should not come at the expense” of the other objectives, “including fairness, equitable access, and safe and judicious use of medicines”.
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Maybe it’s time for a @SecDef who has… Led in combat. Been on patrol for days. Pulled a trigger. Heard bullets whiz by. Called in close air support. Led medevacs. Dodged IEDs. And understands—to his core—the power of this photo…because he’s been on that knee before.
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BITCOIN WILL GO TO $100k BITCOIN WILL GO TO $100k BITCOIN WILL GO TO $100k Let’s manifest this shit together!!! RT to manifest!!!
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Whoa.
ITALY: Covid enquiry reveals that the military trucks used to carry bodies from Bergamo hospitals in March 2020 only carried a single coffin each, if at all, whereas they had the capacity to carry several each. Who made this decision?
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