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CLIMATEscam

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Address: ADELAIDE Adelaide, SA, Australia

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22.01.2022 Thank you Plexiglass

19.01.2022 There is NO CLIMATE CHANGE. NATURE controls the Climate. When are people going to wake up to all the Scammers that scare the population into giving endless fund...s that only end up in their pockets. The Climate activists and Greens and any other political party that wastes Taxpayer's money on lies and propaganda MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE for the destruction they do by spreading their lies. See more

19.01.2022 South Australian Railways. Steam, Diesel, and Infrastructure. The Adelaide Railway Station on North Terrace, started out as a modest structure built in 1856. In... 1878 a second storey in a Gothic Revival Style was added to the original building with further structural additions taking place in 1901. In 1925 all the original structures were demolished with the imposing new Railway Station being built from 1926 to 1928 and was inspired by the then Railway Commissioner W.A. Webb who served the office from 1922 to 1930. Note the sign advertising the motion picture (Tarzan and the Slave Girl.) Released by Warner Brothers in 1950, the Edgar Rice Burrough classic starred Lex Barker (as Tarzan,) Vanessa Brown (as Jane,) Denise Darcel (as Lola the slave girl.) In addition Robert Alda played the (role of Neil.)

16.01.2022 Go to google and type 12 new cases...youll see every article will have 12 new covid cases....now change the number to 147.....youll see every headline will sa...y"there are 147 new covid cases".Change the number again...and every number you type in..that will be the number of covids cases.....YOU ARE BEING LIED TO,MANIPULATED.......the media and google are low lives. See more

16.01.2022 So according to AMA encyclopaedia, corona virus is the scientific name for COMMON COLD! No wonder they are finding 'positives' in their tests .... It's winter in Melbourne, so how hard would it be to find lots of people with a common cold?

14.01.2022 More sublime journalism from this paragon of truth and unbiased reporting.... "Murdoch’s Fox caught doctoring fake ‘riot’ pictures" https://thenewdaily.com.au///06/14/fox-doctored-riot-pics/

13.01.2022 Adelaide Outer Harbor upon the arrival of the 'RMS Orion' ex London via Freemantle on the 21st December 1957

13.01.2022 Did your ancestor’s story in South Australia start with their immigration here? They might be in passenger lists of migrants arriving in South Australia from ov...erseas from 1845 to 1940. Check out indexes of names and digitised copies of passenger lists online: https://archives.sa.gov.au//migr/passenger-lists-1845-1940 This list of first class passengers arriving on the Ormonde in 1922 shows the many different ports migrants and tourists came from such as London, Toulon, Naples, Port Said and Colombo. Image: SRSA GRG41/34 list 68/1922 Ormonde

11.01.2022 George Floyyd on Judge Judy.......his career in crime was in it's infancy.It was years after this episode that George broke into a pregnant womans home,he held ...a fully loaded gun to her stomache and threatened to kill her and her unborn baby,while his gang on african americans stole what they could carry.Pelosi has this guy in high regard.Pelosi organised the BLM riots coz of this Neanderthal.More and more people are turning to Donald. See more

10.01.2022 Exactly! Where are all the deaths we were told would happen? Back in late January they said there would be 50,000 - 100,000 deaths in Australia - that our hospitals would be over-crowded and the health system would collapse! Bullshit government lies! Join the resistance. Take our lives back. Lift the lock-down.

10.01.2022 In 2017 there were 1,255 deaths in AUSTRALIA due to influenza ... NO NATIONAL BORDERS CLOSED In 2018 there were 430 deaths in AUSTRALIA due to influenza ... NO ...NATIONAL BORDERS CLOSED In 2019 there were 930 deaths in AUSTRALIA due to influenza ... NO NATIONAL BORDERS CLOSED Up until JUNE 2020 there are "103 Deaths in Australia" due to CODIV19 .. 5 National BORDERS CLOSED .... ECONOMY BEING SABOTAGED ... GO FIGURE !!=A SCAM BY THE UN. See more

09.01.2022 This is so painful to watch.

08.01.2022 In the Baby Boomer years, kids could make up a game with almost anything, including knuckle bones collected from the Sunday roast. Here four young girls play kn...uckle bones in a government school playground in 1954. A memory from the pages of my first book, "Australia Remember When" which is no longer stocked in bookshops but still available at the Remember When Shop Featuring the most popular posts from the Facebook page with 250 pages and over 200 photos. RRP 34.99. All copies signed by the author. For more information or to purchase a copy just go to; https://rememberwhenshop.com.au/ See more

07.01.2022 THE MORE I see this...the more I like it...TRUMP WILL WIN FOR SURE.....Only a criminal or the Democrats want this.

07.01.2022 I like black olives....black and white movies......black socks

06.01.2022 Type B, electric cross-bench 'toastrack', tram No.38 of the Municipal Tramways Trust. According to a researcher the photograph was taken in Currie Street fac...ing west, adjacent to the large archway entrance to the Adelaide Steamship Company's premises, about 100 metres west from King William Street. The tram is fitted with a destination number box on the roof, introduced on 27 May 1917, the glass above "Glenelg R'ly" (a very unusual destination sign as most cars just said "Railway") is painted black rather than soon afterwards replaced by a metal panel. A researcher has provided the following information: 'Electric trams never ran on the Glenelg Railway (and couldn't, since it had a different track gauge from the tramlines, and electric overhead wires were only installed on what became the Glenelg tram line in 1929). In 1917 all of Adelaide's trams were run by the Municipal Tramways Trust (MTT). The 'Glenelg RLY sign referred to its destination - the railway service that departed for Glenelg, going south down King William Street from Victoria Square. The garland of eucalyptus cuttings may indicate the tram's decoration was for Wattle Day, 1st September.' 1918 photo. Source: https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/PRG+733/12

03.01.2022 This is amazing.I'd recommend eveyone to take 3 minutes and look at this.

02.01.2022 View across a flooded paddock towards a large homestead which is just above the water level.Taken in 1924, exact location not known. Source: https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/PRG+280/1/45/97