FEMINISM IS A MAN'S GAME

 

 Something is just not right about feminism...

 

 

 

Yes, feminists are mostly MEN! The joke is on us...

KIWIS VS AUSSIES

 

Thursday, 31 October 2024

Bleeding Aussie Roo Shaggers

As a Kiwi, sometimes I am horrified to be mistaken for an Aussie. Usually by Americans. So now I’m going to explain some key differences between Kiwis and Aussies.

People in other countries often assume that because we are neighbours, we are just like each other, and great mates as well. But nothing could be further from the truth. We are more like North and South Korea, Serbia and Croatia, or England and Ireland.

First the big issue, the elephant in the closet. Aussies shag Kangaroos. It is a bizarre obsession, and they do it constantly. In a desperate attempt to cover up this national embarrassment they have even made up a story that Kiwis shag sheep. So despite the fact that this has never happened, they always refer to us as “sheep shaggers”

And the next big one is that they can’t speak English properly. So again they have made up a story to cover up the embarrassing truth. Because there are some vowels they can’t pronounce, they claim that they have no issues with their own speech, and it’s Kiwis that are wrong.

The most famous example is “fish and chips” Aussies can’t pronounce either of these words so they say “feesh and cheeps”. Although anyone who can speak English properly can hear this obvious balls up, as a cover story they accuse Kiwis of saying “fush and chups”

Then there is the whole Rugby thing. Aussies are obsessed with Rugby, it’s their national sport, but they are not very good at it. In fact every time there is a NZ vs Aus test match they get totally spanked by the All Blacks, and have their arses handed to them on a plate.

So in typical Aussie fashion they have invented their own version of Rugby that no other country plays. It’s even called “Aussie Rules”. Odd looking men in tight shorts wrestle about in a homoerotic fashion in front of stadiums filled with drunken Aussies fantasizing that they are watching some public roo shagging.

Another issue of great contention is the Pavlova theft. Australia was originally set up by the English as a penal colony – a place to ship all their criminals to, and get rid of them once and for all. So Aussies, in between shagging kangaroos, like to steal things. It’s in their blood.

At some point they decided to steal our national pudding, claim they invented it, and then to add insult to injury, they now claim we stole it from them.

An area that Australia really is world famous for, is feminism. NZ was the first country in the world to give women the vote, and New Zealand is ranked number 4 behind Iceland, Norway and Sweden on the Women in Work Index.

Australia meanwhile, is just famous for its angry militant feminists.

An Aussie “feminist” called Clementine Ford regularly makes headlines for saying things like “Have you killed any men today? – If not, why not?” And the scary thing is that she is not a stand up comedienne taking the piss out of femnazis. She is a regular Aussie femnazi!

While these things are some of the more critical issues for any Kiwi to keep in mind, I suppose I had better add in another key fact for overseas readers. Australia is a vast desert with hardly any people in it, just millions of dingos and kangaroos. They have the most poisonous spiders and snakes of any country, their rivers are filled with crocodiles and the surrounding sea is filled with sharks.

New Zealand has no dangerous or poisonous animals. None at all. We just have millions of sheep and soft cuddly possums. Australia has possums too, but theirs are really ugly looking things. And that is an analogy for the whole NZ vs Aus thing. Yes we have similarities, but in every case NZ is totally superior.

A NZ possum – we have over 30 million of these cute animals, and they are treated like a national treasure

Australia has more than 30 creatures that can kill someone in less than the time it takes to post a Twitter status update “I’ve been swimming with some friendly jellyfeesh but now I feel a bit sheet so I’m going to…”

Both countries are well aware of these underlying truths, but only one has dedicated the past century to making up ever more deranged stories in a desperate attempt to disguise the fact that they can’t say “chips”

SIX SIFT BLOGS

This post is mainly to help me keep track of what on earth I'm doing with them all.

Although we first registered the www.sift.co.nz domain back in 1998, it wasn't used for any websites at that point, and we mainly used the "SIFT" name for a range of t-shirts parodying the "SHIFT" motor-cross clothing brand.

SIFT BLOG #1

https://web.archive.org/web/homepages.paradise.net.nz/wheels/sift

The first SIFT blog was set up in 2002 using Adobe Dreamweaver (back when it was cheap, & Adobe wasn't yet evil) and hosted on Paradise.net. That blog is long gone now, but backup copies of it are on Wayback Machine dating back as far as 2003, and even back then I was already going hard out about a range of subjects including 911. 

It was quite cool really with its red white and blue on black colour scheme, exploding head gifs, and twin vertical menus. Looking at it a quarter of a century later, I'd even say it was ahead of it's time. All the subsequent SIFT blogs are modeled on it to some extent.

SIFT BLOG #2

 http://wheels-frot.blogspot.com/

 The first SIFT blog using the Blogger platform was set up in 2009 mainly just to test out Google Blogger. 

I had other websites on the go, and never took that one very seriously, but I did do occasional short posts on it right up to 2015. It's still on there but despite having been online for over 15 years, it's only had 88,500 hits, an average of 16 hits per day. So it's never been exactly pumping!

 SIFT BLOG #3

 www.frot.co.nz/design/sift.

As a bit of an experiment in 2022 I set up a SIFT blog on our FROT server using WordPress - The problem was that by then (during the Covidhoax) everything on our server was grey listed and getting barely any hits. So I soon gave up on that experiment, and didn't do much with it, but it is still online. 

SIFT BLOG #3

 https://sift666.blogspot.com/

Disillusioned with my FROT blog, which was still only getting around 50 hits a day post covid hoax (down from over 2000 a day before covid), in late 2023 I decided to switch back to using Blogger, and at the start of 2024, I stopped posting on www.frot.co.nz altogether and started only posting on a brand new Blogger blog with my www.sift.co.nz URL pointing at it.

Apart from only getting about 100 hits a day, that went OK, until the end of 2024 when it started having technical issues. Firstly a post disappeared, and then the colours of my text and links started changing all by themselves. I was unable to change them back, and at one point it had black text on a black background with dark blue links. So it was totally unusable.

I temporally got it visible by putting it back to the grey default theme, although it looked hideous in grey, but after having another crack at fixing it I gave up trying to do a black background, and made it bright purple instead. Just like my first FROT website from 1998.

I stopped using it altogether at the end of 2024 and made it an archive, but then the hits started climbing, so I decided to keep on using it for now, and started copying all my new posts across to it. And that is why I now have a bright purple mirror of my current black SIFT blog.

SIFT BLOG #4

 https://sift2025.blogspot.com/

 Not able to properly fix my 2024 Blogger blog, I started over again with another new Blogger blog for 2025. Which all worked perfectly as far as the theme and formatting went, but not surprisingly the hits started out really low again, as they always do on new sites.

This is my current blog, and it's where I'm posting my new content first, but I only realised after about six weeks that choosing the URL "sift2025" wasn't the sharpest of ideas, because it will look out of date next year. 

So I later decided to set up another new blog with the URL "sift-nz" which is more timeless, and depending on how things go, I might eventually switch over to using that one. But in the meantime, this is my primary blog and it's where the www.sift.co.nz URL is pointing to.

SIFT BLOG #5

https://sift911.blogspot.com/

 After making various changes to my blogs such as changing themes to try them out, I found that it was all too easy to stuff up a bunch of settings, and have to waste ages sorting them out. So I decided to set up a blog purely for test purposes. It just has a few samples of my posts, so I can play around and test things out without worrying if anything goes horribly wrong.

I used the URL "911" for this only because it was available and easy to remember. I did used to do a lot of posting about the 911 psyop back in 2002, but I'm long over researching that old dinosaur these days. (It's in the too easy basket, along with other classics like "moon landing")

SIFT BLOG #6

https://sift-nz.blogspot.com

The newest sift-nz blog is a copy of my current blog that was only set up 15 March 2025.  Being brand new it's not really getting any hits apart from my own refreshes, but it has two purposes. If anything goes wrong with my 2025 blog, I can switch over to this copy of it, and also, in the future, if this blog is eventually getting as many hits as my older 666 & 2025 blogs, I can swap over to it and have a better URL. 

Possibly neither of these things will ever happen, but I figure it might be a good idea to have a backup blog. I don't trust Google for obvious reasons so I also have all this content backed up offline, and if it ever gets censored by Google I will set up a seventh SIFT blog, probably going back to using WordPress but hosted on a new server space that isn't grey listed.

In the meantime, the sift-nz blog is set up to look the same as my 2025 one, except it doesn't have all my blog content, or most of the extra content like links, pages, or image galleries.

 

PS. I've changed my mind...

 

After having a rethink about all this, while watching the rapidly growing hits on my purple site from last year, which is now getting about four times as many hits as this stylish looking new black site, I have decided to go back to the purple one, and point the www.sift.co.nz back URL at that. Like a rabid attention seeking influencer I'm just going to go with whatever gets the views.

 

So my revised plan is to stop updating this black sift2025 blog at the end of March, but keep updating the second black sift-nz blog, making that the backup blog and mirror of purple blog.

A bit of pissing about, but that's OK, I like purple!

 

 

And in a world devoid of colour, where just about everyone has a black blog, a purple blog stands out like dog's balls, 

CALL THAT MUSIC SATANIC? - HOLD MY GOAT HEAD

 In my post ILLUMINATING MUSIC  all those music videos were chosen because I liked them, and only came to realise later that they were filled with satanic imagery. Except that Robert Palmer "Addicted To Love" song, that one is totally lame and I never liked it anyway.

 

The Eurythmics video "Love Is A Stranger" soon leads to the question "is Annie Lennox a tranny?" My response to that is "no, I think she is a biological female who often did her best to look masculine".

 Not so much in "Addicted to Love" where apart from tearing off her wig in a slightly provocative way a couple of times, and wearing a man's suit at the end when she seems to become robotic, she mostly looks feminine, but in "I Love to Listen to Beethoven", she does a very good impression of being a tranny. And that video is arguable far more satanic as well. It certainly is creepy...

But none of the videos are hard out in your face number of the beast style heavy metal videos. There were no end of those in the 80's but they always seemed a bit tongue in cheek. I went back and had a look at Iron Maiden "Number Of The Beast" (1982) to revisit that old dinosaur. It really is utter crap isn't it?

The satanic book cover I included in the post, is one I'm currently reading, but it's so revolting I suspect it's actually a psyop written by a fake whistle blower in order to give the impression that satanists are all running around chopping people up and eating them, in order to make us truthers more scared of them. 

In fact I suspect most satanists are just inbred trannies who spend their time casting spells on cakes that look a bit like people, and eating those. 

For anyone interested in learning more about the satanic influences in modern music I recommend Mark Devlin's "Musical Truth" series of books.

Moving on from the 80's, one track that I remember really floored me when it came out was "Come to Daddy" by Aphex Twin (1997). I don't even know if it's really satanic or not, but it's one of the darkest videos I've ever seen and I just wanted to include it in case anyone said my previous post was too gay and I need to harden up. 

 The video for "Come to Daddy" was filmed on the same council estate where Stanley Kubrick shot many scenes in A Clockwork Orange. It opens with an old woman walking a dog in a grimy, industrial setting. The dog urinates on an abandoned television lying on the pavement, causing it to sputter unexpectedly into life, and a distorted and warping headshot of Richard D. James chants the lyrics.

This unleashes a spirit, accompanied by a gang of small children, all of whom bear James' grinning face and who appear to inhabit the abandoned buildings. The children go around wreaking havoc, trashing an alley and chasing a man into his car. A thin man emerges from the television, screams in the woman's face, then gathers the children around him.

40 MILLION FREE EBOOKS

Anna's Archive is an amazing resource with over 40 million free ebooks online. It is described as the largest truly open library in human history. All their code and data are completely open source, and the way the site is set up pretty much side steps all issues of copyright (they are only sharing download links rather than the books themselves).

It currently has 42,424,101 books and 98,536,735 papers in it's database, all available to download, and these numbers are rapidly growing. It includes a lot of conspiracy books, some of which are heavily censored and hard to find elsewhere.

I have been asked how it works, so here are some basic instructions showing how to download eBooks:

First go to the Anna's Archive website and enter the author or title you are looking for in the search box - https://annas-archive.org/

The results of your search will rapidly appear, & if you want to filter by format, tick the formats you are after, (for example, I like PDF or EPUB) in the file types on the left

After you select the book you want, click on one of the two "slow download" options - If you are new to the site you won't be a paid subscriber, but these will still both work fine. Don't get carried away, you can only do one download at a time from each of the options.

 

There are daily limits on how many books you can download, I'm not sure what they are, possibly 10?. If you do too many downloads the site stops working. Leave it a a day and try again. Anne's Archive is certainly not the only site to find eBooks, just the easiest one to use. This website describes a bunch of other ebook download alternative sites

Next, remember to hit the "Download now" link to start the book downloading

Save your eBooks in a folder (don't change or rename this folder once you start using them on your eBook reader or your books will disappear from the reader & you will have to add them again) - I edit the names of the new books before adding them to my eBook reader because the file names of eBooks downloaded through Anne's Archive tend to be very long.

On my Linux Mint and Windows 7 PC's I use Calibre eBook reader which can be downloaded here

I was trying to keep things simple for people new to eBooks and tested some other more basic eBook readers such as Ice Cream reader, but I prefer having all the features of Calibre (which is free anyway) - it's slightly more complex at first but it does everything I want.

For reading books on an Android tablet or phone I use the Read Era app which is really good. It's not set up for all the more complex text editing stuff that Calibre can do, but is great for displaying and reading your eBook collections. Although its not designed for PC use, it apparently can be installed on a Windows PC - I'm about to try doing that and instructions for installing it on a Widows PC are here

 

Having access to 42 million eBooks is pretty amazing, and before you know it, you can have your own vast library.