What to do with food production? How many bins of the fruit must you pick before you make bank on the farm? Should we nationalise food production, park the profit margins and pay a decent wage? What level of wealth do Gina and her ilk in the BRW Rich List need to accumulate before Australia stop subsidising their enterprises? The dangerous questions come thick and fast as well as a bit of commentary on current events, including Tesla's proxy Government in Bolivia are defeated in recent elections, lock-down protests, Clive Palmer is back on the Death Tax, Abby Martin's assessment of the US Supreme Court and how the left and right use it, Danny and Lauchie jump on the ph and call in. links for the many recommendations Netflix 13th, Chomsky on the Juice Media Podcast, Netflix Vice, Redacted tonight interviews Peter Joseph, New Podcast The Week on Wednesday

Episode 035 sees Clarky roll out a new mic and he morphs in old golden tonsils Chris "Laws". Some out there on the interwebs believe Australian Farmer's continue their struggle to find workers they can exploit in this era of restricted travel. Peddled out by mainstream media as the "real victims" of Covid_19, along with business in general and the many markets impacted as being, the only true victims. Commentators spewing out "we must open up for the sake of business" and other such statements of trickle-down benevolence, this industrial-scale bullshit has been ratcheted up to 11. As has been said repeat a lie often enough and it will be believed is a real thing right now and it appeals to general amnesia surrounding the fact that we are getting robbed again as public money is spent into existence

Relevant links

Joe Rogan - Oliver Stone  

Vice - Netflix

Interreflections - A movie by Peter Joseph 

Revolution Now - Podcast...

Tasmania's leaky border finally gets media attention it deserves through the lens of political corruption. Clarky describes his vision of Utopia and a million tangents ensue. Gilly once again finds his inner boomer much to the amusement of the shed. International solidarity is required for the human tragedy playing out in Beruit, leading by example once again are the legends at APHEDA. The working class makes up 95% of the population and is the single motivation for the powerful to keep looking for wedges to drive in. Mick continues his eternal search for a new segment; "Fuck some cunts are dumb" enters reality when a chat about the good old days finds a bottomless tangent.

Smashing Breakfast Burrito's, skipping ABCInsiders to pick up dog shit, it's hard work, but what is hard work? where did #RubyDutton go... wait a minute, Dan Andrews must be sacked, Nah just joking? Identifying those who need to Face the wall. Nationalise Farming, Let the state absorb the risk, hot tip: be wary of the Angus cow profile pic, Uncle Baz gets the shits with the Chinese farm ownership, Prioritising the organisation of humanity around human-rights, The ABC hits a new low: celebrating consumer shout outs, Sully drops the mike. Nominate your Australian of the Year; Witness K, maybe? 

This one is over to the phones, Frosty from FB page "Politics Simplified", Pat, Danny and Stephanie all dial in and virtually drop by the shed for a mad rant or three. Covid Isolation, Housing affordability, how much shit does one person need?, Ignorance, left/right, ANTIFA, fake news, Pork Barrells, Learning the lessons of the Sports Rorts Saga by offering up drought relief on the flood plains of northern Tasmania. Mick's Memes and all the usual polish applied to a Friday night In the Shed  

Early-onset boomer issues. Active listeners ph in and discuss uniting the downtrodden of capitalism by developing political awareness, especially amongst the worker class. Looking for trust in the institutions of consolidated power. From trials held in secret in China: Media says Bad, whilst trial's held in secret, Australia (Witness K): Media says fine. Phew. Employer's searching for solutions from within the realms of their benevolence. ANTIFA, BLM etc. "Micks Memes", Sully takes a tumble and more

In this week’s episode of In The Shed.