jagged 3Speak Podcast

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🕞 Started at 6:08PM on 11 Apr, lasted 2h 16m

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the increase in StreamYard's pricing by $125 and decided not to pay the increased amount, considering alternative options.

- The WTF SQUAD reviewed the Australian Government's electoral laws, highlighting the challenges faced by minor parties and independents, and the potential impact on future elections.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy, including rising grocery prices, infrastructure issues, and the need for stronger leadership.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the export of gas from Australia and the impact on domestic gas availability, highlighting the need for better regulation and policy.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the concept of trans women and the legal case involving Sal Grover, emphasizing the importance of biological sex and the protection of women's spaces.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the rising cost of living, specifically the increase in coffee prices at Coles, and the impact on consumers.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the challenges of Daylight Savings and the adjustment required for individuals.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the importance of addressing mental health issues and providing support to individuals in need.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the impact of inflation and the monopoly of supermarkets and airlines on the economy.

- The WTF SQUAD discussed the legal case involving Sal Grover and the concept of trans women, emphasizing the importance of biological sex and the protection of women's spaces.

The WTF Squad have their usual weekly banter.

This episode, "WTF 94 - Is WW3 on the horizon?"

Before they suspended Dr Hobart for giving out exceptions, a woman from APRAH

came to his surgery to get a prescription for ivermectin, because she'd had an adverse reaction to the jab.

APRAH, who would not let "you" have ivermectin, and who are still ruthlessly attempting to destroy the lives of any doctors who dare to question their big Pharma Narrative.

Full Interview on Cafe Locked out, here.

https://rumble.com/v4ij7yl-two-brave-doctors-dr-hobart-and-dr-my-le-trinh.html

Song Spirit of Australia, by Heidi, is available here https://bsta.rs/Fk2iZ8

Support CLO buy buying a song

Divine Sorceress can help alleviate the pain of mining all of that beautiful SPS.

Just seeing if loading the video from Ecency was the issue or a copywrite issue

Just playing around.

Gotta Love the Trample.

Song credit: Baby Shark by Slay Duggee

Sometimes you do things for good reasons.

This is not one of those times.

I was minding my own business hanging out clothes.

Then my brain flashed to a potential idea.

It involved @holoz0r. It involved the old style, "Call me now", seductive late night advertisements.

The Beard. The quiet confidence. The chortling at his own commentary.

Yes! I had to put something together.

Hopefully, my voice voids any musical lyrical copyrights.

But for those curious, the song is Oh Yeah, by Yello.

https://www./holoz0r

https://www.youtube.com/@holoz0rTube

I saw Michael yesterday in Ballarat.

He arrived later than planned & I had to get going soon afterwards.

It was great to be able to get to chat with him before the crowd started to arrive.

He mentioned about this audio recording of a distraught mum's story about her poor daugheter's still births.

Michael's perseverance is commendable. There are so many people who want to share their stories.

It is a form of public square. People started to trickle in. Wonderful people. Caring people.

One lady said that they hand wrote 200 invites to a public meeting. Giving each Doctor's clinic an invitation, hand delivered, to see if they would attend a public discourse.

She said that only 1 doctor showed up. Just 1.

Another doctor was going to speak but declined last minute - fearful of receiving backlash.

That's the level of self-censorship that we have in our "free speech" society.

> We're not healthcare workers. We're disease managers.

I listened to this, as well as other inerviews involving Healthcare workers.

The theme I see is that they are finding themselves a new version of living. They persevere to find purpose while dealing with the past trauma of losing the career that they had invested so much of their time into.

Having been made redundant in the past, I can reasonate with the levels of grief that you must work through. Working life overlaps with personal life. We develop an investment into more than the job we originally signed up for. This is the way of Supportive personalities.

Other personality types deal with it in different ways. Supportives tend to dwell that little bit longer. That is what I see in these nurses.

The reason I see it as a combination of two dualities, of getting on with life, while dealing with grief/loss, is the look in their eyes while they try not to become overwhelmed. To keep it at a rationale level.

I jotted down some words that seem to reoccur in these interviews;

**Cruel, Unfair, Horrible, Sad, Traumatised, Informed Consent, Loneliness, Mandates, Burden, Stress, Remorse.**

However, there's also an undercurrent of deep positives that come from reflection and inner searching.

** New, Awakening, Awareness, Empathy, Love, Trust, Relationships**

That's where I see the Hope in all of this change. The Awareness that you have been ejected out of your comfort zone. You fall on your butt. You look around in shock expecting somebody to come and pick you up. You feel sorry for yourself.

You feel afraid. You feel angry. You feel betrayed and victimised.

Then your inner voice rallies. You will survive. Now you are unfettered.

Who are you? Who are those around you?

Wallowing isn't going to solve your problem. Get up. Brush yourself off.

Time to muster. Time to galvanise.

That's when you see others with that same look in their eye as you.

Anger can only drive you so far. It burns too much gas for the long journey ahead.

And where are we going again?

*One day, you run out of days.*

Just a little fun with a painting at a hotel.

!lolz @ausbitbank