The Ferguson Report: Extinction Rebellion verging on extinction


Tim Ferguson's take on the week's news. Photo: TND
Climate activists Extinction Rebellion have had a meeting.
But wait. Thereâs more.
Theyâve accepted that throwing paint at great artworks has not stopped the oil, gas and coal industries.
And itâs made them no friends.
âAt first, we expected results from vandalising van Gogh and pumpkin-souping Picasso,â said a climate activist accidentally glued to another climate activist. âBut to stop global warming, weâll throw popcorn at orchestras.â
Activists decided they will now stick to throwing tantrums and hissy fits.
Heinz are producing a soup targeting the extinction rebels. It contains pique, ire, and lashings of bile. The container will be in the shape of a loose cannon.
FRUIT âNâ NAZIS
Peter Dutton announced the Coalition would back national legislation against neo-Nazis, after a clash between police and a goose gaggle of fluffy fascists dressed in slumming black.
Federal Labor MP Chris Bowen condemned the protests.
âItâs unspeakably un-Australian,â he said. âItâs unacceptable. It is not on.â
But clearly, it is on.
The Neo-Nuff-Nuffs have Aussie credentials â beerguts and necks thickened by Dagwood Dogs. They engage in sausage sizzles, pub crawls and make love in the Convict Position.
As a compromise, the Home Affairs Ministry will introduce âUn-Australian Australianâ passports.
âThere are good Nazi chin-lickers on both sides,â said a negative Goering.
Several neo-Nazis entered Parliament House but were ordered off the white supremises.
US DEBT CEILING HITS THE ROOF
US President Joe Biden was forced to cancel his trip to Australia so he could do anything but visit Australia.
The President said he postponed his visit because of âunfolding difficultiesâ. He was unable to unfold his arms, a road map and his tongue.

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage. Photo: Getty
âBREXIT HAS FAILED,â SAYS THE ONLY MAN WHO DIDNâT SEE THAT COMING
Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage admits he was off his bloc when he predicted Britain leaving the European Union wouldnât be as economically catastrophic as it sounded.
âThe Tories have let us down very, very badly,â he said through his spokesman, Inflatable Boy.
âThe British Sausage, which sparked the entire Farage farrago, still tastes like dog food wrapped in wet pensioner blanket.â
In a gesture of goodwill, Germany offered to annexe Britain. Again.
A spokeshardliner for the remainder of the Remainers said Farageâs barrage borders on our unprotected borders.
In other newsâŚ
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- U.S. SAVED FROM DEFAULT â NOW KNOWN AS âGOVT BROUGHT TO YOU BY AMAZONâ
- HANSON WANTS TO WRITE VOICE REFERENDUM âNOâ PAMPHLET, PERHAPS WILL CALL IT âMY STRUGGLEâ
- STUART ROBERT DENIES WRONGDOING, LISTS PARLIAMENT HOUSE OFFICE ON AIRBNB
- FLORIDA LIBRARY BANS âPOSSUM MAGICâ OVER FEARS OF MARSUPIAL WITCHCRAFT
- JETSTAR TRYING TO BOOST PERFORMANCE, HOPES TO BECOME JET-TWO-STARS
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