They’ll be packing 85,000 spectators at the Melbourne Cricket Ground this coming Sunday, Anzac Day, for a game of Australian Rules Football.
Tagged: AstraZeneca, Australia, Covid-19, Covidshield, India, Oxygen, Pfizer, Vaccines
There’s an urban myth that when it comes to painting Australia’s Sydney Harbour Bridge once you start you never stop. While that’s not completely true, painting does conform to a schedule. That’s how you stop the rust and rot. And it’s a simile only now being thrust on the world in the vaccine fight against Covid-19.
Tagged: AstraZeneca, Covid-19, Leadership, Pfizer, Planning, Vaccination
The cocks crowed in Canberra greeting the dawn that crisp Wednesday, March 17, 2021. Here a federal government lay caught in a crisis of alleged rapes and misogyny its feather ruffling sweeping attention away from what should otherwise have been its prime concern: the nation’s existential fight against Covid-19.
Tagged: AstraZeneca, Australia, Covid-19, Pfizer, Phase1b, Vaccination
It’s called CPAC, the annual Conservative Political Action Conference and it’s currently underway in Orlando, Florida. There America’s political right have gathered including its Republican Party, in a celebration touted by the CPAC website as:
Tagged: CPAC, CPAC Stage, Odalrune, Republican Party, Trump, Trump 2024, Waffen SS
It’s over. Around 3am Australian Eastern Standard Time on Friday, February 26th, 2021, Facebook allowed Australians to read and share news links on its platform once again.
Now Facebook’s crossed the line. That kid called Zuckerberg who pissed off America’s rich by becoming an overnight billionaire with a product that does nothing—thereby fomenting their greed that became the Global Financial Crisis—has blocked my little website from posting to my Facebook Wall in Australia. Do we still call it a “wall”?
Tagged: Australia, Facebook, Google, Journalism, Media, Media Bargaining Code, News Corp, Search, Social Media
On September 15, 2019, in an article titled “The Apple Has Gone Rotten With iOS 13.1” I touched on overvalued equities and the incredulity of the Dow Jones then sitting at around 27,000 points. On March 27, 2020, in “The Economy or Lives—The Choices of Fighting Covid-19” I predicted that those seeking a policy of herd immunity without a vaccine for Covid-19 were merely trying to push up a then flailing Dow to 30,000 points.
Tagged: Dow Jones, Equities, Fraud, GameStop, Nasdaq, Reddit, Social Media, Wall Street
After four years of a Trump presidency that I originally cheered, I look around and see utter devastation. For the forensic archaeologist the bones of truth are now laid bare and their lessons must be written. I promise to do that because societal progress only comes not by those who believe in magical change, but those who can see what went wrong and seek to ensure it will never happen again. © 2021 Adam Parker. Picture Credit: © 2021 CNBC. Two weeks after a seditious insurrection, flags stand before the US Capitol representing Americans blocked from attendance at the Biden-Harris Inauguration in their National Mall by security concerns and a Covid-19 pandemic that today took its 400,000th American life.
Tagged: Being a Writer, Biden, Capitol, History, Inauguration, Trump
Following yesterday’s historic move by the US House of Representatives seeking Vice President Mike Pence’s invocation of Section 4 of the US Constitution’s 25th Amendment declaring President Donald Trump unfit for office, Pence declined to follow through citing instead, a lack of a “constitutional basis” for such a unique call.
Tagged: 25th Amendment, Capitol, Donald Trump, Impeachment, Insurrection, Mike Pence, Rudy Giuliani
History has been written. The US House of Representatives has just voted to have Vice President Mike Pence convene the federal cabinet to replace Donald Trump as President of the United States, being unfit for office under Section 4 of the 25th Amendment of the constitution which reads:
Tagged: 25th Amendment, Congress, Donald Trump, Mike Pence
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