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(above) While over six-thousand people protested in a nearby park against mandated Covid mRNA injections, the Salvation Army had an ill-attended Christmas knick-knack sale. Thinkers once joined the Salvos, but not anymore. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Nepalese drug dealers inhabited Bridgestone Reserve at Salisbury South during the dark hours. If the police arrived, they threw their product into the drink. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2020.)

(above) Those questioning the corporate and government narrative on Covid can easily feel isolated, but last Saturday's Freedom rally in Rundle Park broke that feeling of isolation. (Adelaide Homeless Journal Nov 2021.)

(above) Some TV station estimated 4000 were there. I estimated 6 to 7 thousand then discovered another group across the creek. Organisers said there were 10,000. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, Nov 2021.)

(above) Channel 7 said some people weren't wearing masks. Hardly anyone wore a mask. Masks are politics as much as aerosol reducers. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, Nov 2021.)

(above) It is difficult to know who is right in the Covid narrative, but those attending this rally may lose their careers by standing up for what they believe. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Gawler Salvation Army seems to be an invitation-only joint rarely used by the homeless and underclass. But they have thrown some excellent Christmas parties. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) NCOH also provides free takeaway vegetables and bread on Fridays from about 9:00am to 10:00am. And they don't collect personal data for the Eternal Shame File. They're on the corner of Pritchard St. and Heytesbury Rd., Davoren Park. Real social deprivation here.

(above) Giving the tribal Aboriginals free tents in the West Parklands was a trick to round them up, then persuade them to move to the Staging Camp in the south parklands for free cooked meat and subsequent deportation to their desert homeland during the hot months. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) While not a treatment for Covid-19, NAC is reputedly an immune booster that may strengthen your response when the virus enters your body. This brand is from the United Kintgdom and was purchased on Amazon. Adelaide health food stores usually stock it, but have been out-of-stock recently.

Coming Soon: Advertiser newspaper says "more than 1000 people" were at mandated vaccine protest outside Channel 7: It was more like 4000: Roger on the rocks; No salt, pepper or sauce at Fred's Van Semaphore; "There will be trials" (placard at virus rally); More prison-style fencing added to Pitjantjatjara Staging Camp in parklands; Real happy lunatic asylum at Fred's Van Kilburn; Housing Trust at Magill; The Doctor, Lensink; Photograph of Cy Walsh vinyl coffee mug; Why doesn't Louise Miller-Frost admit Adelaide Zero Project is dead and gone?; More damage at Gloucester Apartments at Elizabeth.
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On the Street
 
Spencer Denny on ABC Radio Adelaide has an annoying habit of saying, “Alright?” after statements that don’t require an answer. He also laughs his sick perverts’ laugh when even a normal laugh isn’t required. Fake laughing and fake virus reporting instead of honest journalism.
 
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A man not known for giving away smokes gave away heaps last week.  He bought two 100-smoke red boxes of “American Aviator” cigarettes for $90 from a chop-chop dealer. That’s 45-cents a cigarette for which drug addicts and Vietnamese women get paid five-cents for rolling each one.
 
But he said they hadn’t any nicotine tar hit and only made his throat sore. Maybe that’s why chop-chop is sold without any police interference. Few smokers buy it a second time.
 
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Microwave Ron’s drug addicted neighbour smashed the windows of her rented house due to a drug debtor not paying her. Naïve Ron helped sweep up the glass and thus became the suspect when the police arrived. After questioning Ron, the officer said, “There are two stories,” and questioned the addict a second time. He didn’t return. Ron’s girlfriend told him to cross the street when he sees an Ice junkie and never to speak to them.
 
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City Salvos on Wednesday evenings is so popular that if you get there any later than 5:30pm for the 6:00pm meal, you don’t get a seat. This free meal is in the Benson Room at the back of 277 Pirie Street, Adelaide. They have a Covid register, but don’t collect data for the Eternal Shame File.
 
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A homeless man carrying a tent and sleeping bag threatened two old women with a hammer outside Puddle Jumpers free food store on the corner of Anne Street and Port Road at Hindmarsh.
 
A witness said he was in good shape physically, but appeared to be on some drug. Instead of going inside for free food, he took it from the Puddle Jumpers rubbish bin and ate that.
 
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Professor Nicola Spurrier has sage advice to curbing the spread of the Covid virus in Adelaide. She says, “Don’t touch other people.” Her husband better be careful, he’s a physiotherapist.
 
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A Housing Trust tenant agreed to let the government install 18 solar panels and a Tesla battery on his house. Government contractors were vague about how he would benefit from this and as it turned out, his electricity bill remained unchanged.
 
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The Delta variant is finally being superseded. It’s fear factor has been so reduced that we’re getting a new variant. Wonderful. It’s coming from Africa making it extra exotic. It was named the “Nu” variant, but has since been given the title of Omicron and described as the “worst one yet”. Well, it would have to be the worst one. It wouldn’t sound good calling it the new pissweak variant.
 
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A man at Fred’s Van Kilburn said his 17-year-old niece burst two sections of her back and was now semi-disabled for the rest of her life. “These girls nowadays carry so much weight,” he said as explanation for the injury.
 
 
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An Australian Broadcasting Corporation announcer said on air, ”We’re all pro-vaccine at the ABC. Vaccines save lives.” No wonder they fake the numbers at vaccine-choice rallies. Thousands become hundreds. The ABC is little more than a propaganda arm for one side of politics.
 
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There was a group meeting of tenants at a Housing Trust (HousingSA) complex at Magill so a criminal family of tenants stayed back to break into their neighbours’ units.
 
But one tenant was sick and sat in his darkened bedroom when he heard the jemmying of a window and a woman’s voice say, “Let’s kill the cat.” He made some noise and they moved away.
 
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Member of Federal Parliament, Nick Champion, is obviously uncomfortable when forcing a friendly smile, but totally relaxed with his cruel smile. It feels natural.
 
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A Playford Community Fund volunteer said charities had reduced services due to reduced government funding. “So you can’t blame them,” she said, then added that this hadn’t affected the Fund because everyone worked without pay. “And we have someone who has contacts he can strong-arm for donations.” She was referring to Dennis, the former manager of John Martin’s stores.
 
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A Wednesday free meal client at City Salvos said the Army was building little coffin sleepers with wheels that the homeless could tow to a park for the night then return them in the morning.
 
Early 28 November 2021
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(above) Angela outside GP Plus in Elizabeth. She was sleeping in front of that big private medical service on Phillip Highway, but was forced out after being accused of leaving garbage behind. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

Only eleven diners
​at Salisbury Fred’s Van

Diners walked by the front entrance seeing it blocked by security fencing. They told others the place wouldn’t be open on Sunday. But it was open and entry was via a smaller door alongside the fencing. There was a piece of paper stuck to the main glass doors, but that was impossible to read as a 15 metre square of fencing had been placed in front of it. The notice should have been stuck to the front door of the Institute Hall as well.
 
Three diners were greeted by nine volunteers when the small door opened. One volunteer was from city Fred’s Van where she’d worked unpaid for years. We’re lucky we got her at Salisbury. Eight more diners arrived later making it a grand total of eleven.  
 
Two diners said they have been waiting for a Housing Trust unit for a decade despite many kept empty in the Salisbury and Elizabeth areas.
 
Volunteers served unlimited roasted chicken, pizza, rice, fresh salad, dressing, French toast, custard, fruit, biscuits, coffee, tea and Milo.
 
They kicked us out at 7:00pm saying their license to be open ends then. They should let us in earlier just for coffee.
 
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station).
6:00pm Sunday. Free meal served inside the hall. The quality is excellent with much of it baked at the volunteers' homes, but the actual session is too rushed. Dirty toilets. Occasional fighting between rival gangs, but generally it’s the old people old people causing trouble accusing each other of being greedy. No I.D. required. No data entry into the Eternal Shame File, but huge government cameras in the foyer and dining room. Takeaway bags.
 
Early 27 November 2021

Black fella lady quietly criticises Australian Northern Territory white fella politician
 
(information needs verifying and may include wrong or illegal opinions)
 
https://www.bitchute.com/video/1d2TVJ3qnXbj/
 
Early 27 November 2021

(above) Horse de-wormer using Ivermectin as the active ingredient. Ivermectin is also used in India for treating Covid, but not recognised as being effective by western governments. Equimec is for horses and should not be used by humans. The human version is available on prescription from some Adelaide doctors, but only as a treatment for worms. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

Norman Swan’s sad end of career
 
There is no doubt the famous Dr Norman Swan is intelligent, educated and experienced, but what has he got against the Flinders University Covax vaccine developed by Professor Nikolai Petrovsky  at Flinder’s University? He says it hasn’t gone through the human trials? But he hasn’t mentioned the mystery of why the South Australian government hasn’t funded it to even pay the $350,000 Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) application fee for provisional use on the same basis that Pfizer is being used in Australia. This is despite Covax being approved for use in Iran which, contrary to popular opinion, has an advanced medical system that compares favourably with that of South Australia.
 
A previous highlight of Dr. Swan’s career was destroying the reputation of Dr William McBride whose research alerted the world to the damage caused by thalidomide. This was the approved drug taken by pregnant women who subsequently gave birth to children without fully developed arms and legs. McBride falsified some of his research results, but accurately identified thalidomide as the culprit and thus stopped the phenomena of children being born without fully functioning limbs.  
 
Swan, on the other hand, has been a government policy and corporate pharmaceutical promoter for most of his career. What a sad spectacle of him attempting to cast doubts on the introduction of the Covax vaccine in favour of that produced by the pharmaceutical conglomerate know as Pfizer.
 
26 November 2021

From the anonymous contact page

Went to a Red Cross joint outside the city.

Was hoping to spend the night on the grounds of the place.

The only thing they could offer me was $5 and a ride into town to sleep on the benches and wood decks behind shops.

Thats life.
 
Editor: Plenty of money put into the homeless sector, but those living see few benefits.
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26 November 2021
 

(above) Another fire in another building in the Housing Trust Gloucester Apartments on Yorktown Road at Elizabeth. Tenants need insurance for smoke damage caused by others torching their units. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Syringe packaging in a hallway at the Housing Trust Gloucester Apartments in Elizabeth. At least no needles. Housing Minister Lensink and The Doctor want to mix Housing Trust tenants with full-rent tenants at the new Greenhill Road flats for a happy diversity mix. Any lived experience here? (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

Wine centre soup needs reheating
​at Kilburn Fred’s Van

 Why serve the soup cold? The Wine Centre generously provides this quality soup that is delivered by courier van then the Fred’s Van crowd can’t be bothered reheating it for their underclass diners. This is institutionalised sabotage of a fine product. St Vincent de Paul needs a visiting consultant to check such details at every Fred’s Van.
 
Other than this, Fred’s Van Kilburn has improved. The staff are more communicative and the food tastes nicer. They used to dish out some pure rubbish, but now it occasionally rivals restaurant food. The vegetarian dish some weeks ago was so good that meat eaters became vegans for the night.
 
A woman in the serving queue said she’s not getting the Covid injections due to her bad heart and the juice in the syringe would finish her off. She said a friend lost her Care job for not getting the double shot.
 
Two men are trying to lose weight via a dietary supplement called Man Shakes. But one of the men said he didn’t get the Shaker with his box of Man Shakes.
 
Another man said he’s doing a few weeks unpaid work to pay off parking and speeding fines by picking up rubbish from the street. A Corrections Department van emblazoned with the words “RepaySA” follows him at walking pace as he picks up garbage. He’s been collecting between three and four dollars a day in cans that he uses to buy lunch. But the driver decided she didn’t want him profiting this way and confiscated the cans.
 
The Oz Harvest takeaway bags at Fred’s Van Kilburn last week were terrific and supplemented by 2 and 5kg bags of catering salads, chopped tomatoes and Coleslaw vegetables.
 
Fred’s Van Kilburn
Kilburn Community Centre, 59 Gladstone Avenue, Kilburn. 7:00pm every Thursday. Sit down meals have resumed. Not so good takeaway bags at end of meal, but the shouting and yelling is worth the visit. Occasional fights. I.D. or registration not required except for Covid register. Orange Sky Laundry hasn’t been there recently, but might return. Meals improving. Good toilets. Decent Catholics. Nice clients.
 
Early 24 November 2021

From the anonymous contact page

Re:"Brian, the shaven-head thug"

Thanks for warning.

Forwarned is forearmed
 
Early 24 November 2021
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Is Australian Member of Parliament, Bob Katter, telling the truth?
 
Bob Katter says half of his staff have been injured or died from the Covid vaccine.
 
https://www.bitchute.com/video/WaVluYn179m7/
 
23 November 2021
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No legal recourse if harmed by vaccine in Australia?
 
Australian Senators discuss injuries and reparations from Covid vaccines during a Senate Select Committee on Covid-19.
Note: This isn’t a secret recording as advertised.
 
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Cqfy3dI7HqmY/
 
23 November 2021

 From the anonymous contact page

Hope and pray for less than 100 dead in SA in next year after

Unleash the Beast (23 Nov)
 
23 November 2021
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The Asian Grill bad employee pick
 
Semaphore beach carpark wasn’t the ideal place to recruit live-in staff for her Asian takeaway food business on Addison Road, Pennington, but that’s exactly what the Chef and owner did.
 
If you’re looking for homeless people or drug dealers the beach carparks are the ideal spots, but kitchen staff are better sought elsewhere.
 
Despite being an exquisite cook, the owner was having trouble paying the rent so she made a deal with a young couple to live at the back of the store while helping out in the kitchen.
 
This went well until the young man and woman began fighting resulting in a court order prohibiting close contact. The Chef found herself threatening her kitchenhand’s boyfriend with a knife. And her new tenants/workers haven’t proved the financial bonanza she’d hoped for and they’re all faced with eviction from the building landlord.
 
It’s a shame because the Chef is a genuine takeaway food operator unlike a distant previous tenant who used the smell of unusual food to mask another type of kitchen at the back.
 
23 November 2021

(above) One of two excellent recently built shower rooms at Pioneer Park in Gawler open on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. They’re on the corner of Murray Street and Lyndoch Road across from Fasta Pasta. Cleaning is scheduled from 10:30 – 11:00am each day.

(above) Don’t bother phoning this number as it is dead. Free hygiene kits and towels are available from U Care at 10 Tod Street, Gawler where they’ll also give you bread and vegetables and more. The actual showers are at Pioneer Park near the corner of Lyndoch Road and Murray Street, Gawler.

A cruel N.D.I.S. hoax?
 
A young woman and survivor of open-heart surgery is doing “work experience” training at an Adelaide restaurant. She’s on a whopping N.D.I.S. package that recognises she cannot take care of herself.
 
Somewhere in her package, there is funding to pay one of her N.D.I.S. Carers to drive her to the restaurant, wait three hours while the young woman does “work experience” then take her home. The Carer’s employer charges $56 an hour for the Carer’s presence plus 85 cents a kilometre car payment. The restaurant owner reputedly gets $100 an hour to host the woman. This works out at about $560 a week for each three-hour session.
 
What does the disabled young woman get from it? Three hours in a restaurant as therapeutic activity perhaps, but it isn’t adequate preparation for her working at the job. When this series of “work-experience” finishes she can notch up another failure in her life that served no purpose except to provide employment to N.D.I.S. funded Carers.
 
Similarly, another N.D.I.S. funded disabled woman is training as a bartender. She’s over fifty, extremely overweight and has the emotional resilience of a child. She’s worked as a volunteer in a welfare kitchen, but was dismissed due to arguments and petulant behaviour. Will she ever work as a bartender? Not a chance. All she is doing is fulfilling a social activity and notching up another failure. Half of N.D.I.S. funding fuels similar rackets that resemble institutionalised fraud.
 
22 November 2021

(above) Angela behind her shopping trolley outside the Elizabeth library. She was camped outside the Phillip Highway medical centre, but they kicked her out for not picking up her rubbish. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

Huge mRNA replacement choice Rally in Adelaide

https://rex.adelaidefreedomrally.com/vid/afr_rally_15000_strong_20-11-21/index.html  

Senator Alex Antic at rally
 
https://rex.adelaidefreedomrally.com/vid/afr_alex-antic_20-11-21/index.html

21 November 2021

Communist Party free lunch at Whitmore Square

Sixty of us were in the queue while the communists set up three gazebos. Jesse Gunter did push-ups and knee bends while we waited. “I have to be prepared,” he said as way of explanation. He hugged the tall Maori gay man who hopes to return to New Zealand after he gets the injections. Jesse brings a certain class wherever he goes. Even while throwing chairs around the Hutt Street Centre dining room, he maintains a certain class.  
 
A Communist volunteer handed out black face masks and asked everyone to keep a distance between each other in the queue. He knew Lois Boswell’s spies were in the area.  
 
More diners emerged from the front of the night shelter and from behind trees when the communists began serving pizza, sausage rolls, takeaway pasta packs, hot snags, coffee, nice biscuits and some other stuff.
 
A white woman wearing a Hijab distributed new boots and clothing. The PNG woman couldn’t make up her mind and asked for other styles. The Hijab woman said, “We’re not a shopping mall.”
“You are to us,” that clever Jesse Gunter replied.
“I don’t know how you put up with it,” Margot Casey said from her walking frame in front of the table.
“That’s what we’re here for,” the Hijab lady replied.
 
Apart from two Aboriginal people, the others had been rounded-up at the Staging Camp in preparation for deportation to the APY Lands. While there, a woman suffered lacerations from a knife attack.
 
Communist Party City
Whitmore Square, Morphett Street, Adelaide. Phone 0418 894 366. 11:30am to 1:30pm Sundays. Free. No I.D. or registration required. The Community Union Defence League provide free clean used clothing and an excellent lunch on the grass. This includes hot food, takeaway packs, coffee and biscuits for two hours. Homeless and underclass people welcome.
 
Editor: Those early rumours of Margot selling drugs were false. She never did that.
21 November 2021
 

On the Street
 
A female sex worker (prostitute) stuck a syringe needle into her arm at the OTR on Grand Junction Road at Rosewater earlier this month. It was 11:30pm and she was unworried of the constant flow of people moving about.
 
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Earlier in the day, a younger woman stood outside the same OTR attracting the attention of motorists by baring her breasts. Tribal Africans would have been perplexed.  
 
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Salvo Stores got 183 applications for a position of store manager in the northern suburbs. None were suitable. Most were from work-for-the-dole people fulfilling the job application requirements and described as “useless individuals, hopeless”.
 
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The hand basins and half the taps at Domino’s Pizza at Ingle Farm were blocked for weeks according to an ex-employee. And the pans aren’t washed between pizzas.
 
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While Lois Boswell tries to get rid of the Communist Party free lunch service at Whitmore Square, her husband/partner Don Frater is in charge of the mRNA vaccine rollout that is becoming increasingly involuntary. Horrible neighbours on Sturt Street at Whitmore Square.

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Dr Peter Baratosy is having trouble maintaining his practice in Tasmania as he’s a leading anti-vaccine doctor. It’s not that he’s lacking patients; he’s swamped, but he hasn’t adopted the Covid status quo. Peter previously practiced on Waymouth Street in Adelaide.
 
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A Baptist WestCare client near Whitmore Square said it’s a rite of passage for old people to get beaten up by young thugs at WestCare and other homeless joints. Brian, the shaven-head thug, was kicked out for six-months after beating up a man in the WestCare toilets. The man never returned, but Brian did and then attacked Big Ron who is now in his mid-seventies. That’s how it goes and management turns a blind eye apart from ushering out both the aggressor and victim for insurance and police reasons.
 
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“We’re clean,” an older volunteer said of himself and his wife after they’d had the second vaccination injection. I kept my mouth shut about how the injections affect a person’s blood.
 
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A former client said the People’s Pantry at O’Halloran Hill closed down because the operatives ran up huge bills they expected the local church to pay. The church wouldn’t pay a cent so the joint closed down.
 
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An elderly Fred's Van woman said a beggar asked her for money at the John Street entrance of the Parabanks shopping centre. She complained to a security guard. The next day she saw a man urinating in front of everyone on the main floor of the shopping centre. She complained about that.
 
21 November 2021

(above) Eric Hurrell retires as leading worker of Pilgrim Church Sunday meal for homeless. (Source: Uniting Church New Times Oct-Nov 2021)

Reflections
 
From the anonymous contact page

"Profound thoughts when sitting down reflecting while writing a speech to be made in front of tens of thousands of people. Recorded by many and spread over the internet. It makes you remember standing in line at a soup kitchen for some shitty meal with so many damaged souls. The speech made to former workers of a system designed to inspire.
 
"Many fought with me, as the system wanted them to, which defied logic as I was always at some point going to do this. I allowed myself to fight back, to be triggered. Here I sit now writing a story will blow the socks of off people, be seen all around the world. Opportunity will come my way, accommodation, love employment. Yet many people just like me will still be standing around in lines. Some who will never know the emotional support they provided that the system wouldn't. They have a story as well. Everyone in line does.
 
"The story will be told to former protagonists of ours, to instill hope courage and conviction in them as they live on the wrong side of medical apartheid. An apartheid system that always existed, one enforced by stealth. Policed by the very charities running soup kitchens. Policed by housing trust and Centrelink. Even policed by Coles whose management trained checkout chicks to harass us as thieves.

"I am lucky enough that medical apartheid has allowed me to be able to live amongst normal people again, to socialise chat and sleep with educated intelligent cultured citizens. Allowed me to escape the psychological gaol you enter when living with the underclass, being the underclass. I am a hero to many people who have no idea of the underclass. I am sort out for my knowledge by people jabbed and unjabbed. I am valued supported and protected. I have made friends with our biggest enemy, the police. I am revered by humble Christian volunteers once scared of me when I stood in those lines.

"It is an empty feeling, I have escaped and can enter society again, putting all that behind me. The misery, dehumanisation, calculated oppression, the frustration and confusion about people apparently helping us.

"My speech will make them laugh, make them cry, make them think, make them accept, it will give them hope courage and conviction.

"I qualify for a medical exemption. I choose not to get one. I will not enter any premises that these people responsible for me breaking a cycle cannot. These people are making a stand for the underclass. Are now the underclass, just haven't lost everything yet. Probably won't because of people like us. They have support amongst each other in far greater number than we did.

"Those freezing cold nights at semaphore standing around in the dark waiting on the doors opening for a lumpy rice and meat meal filled with vegetables from cans that expiry long past legal. The shittiest of coffees in those CY Walsh mugs,. made with something they call milk and generally served by an arrogant snobby dickhead who drove there in a Mercedes. Paedophiles, murderers rapists thieves drug addicts prostitutes with more diseases than a medical dictionary, all around. Yet all of them more compassion and kindness more authenticity than those serving us.

"Soon I become a security for the anti-apartheid movement, making sure every protestor, every marcher is safe. Body cam and all. Helping the 9O year old men struggle up hills at the end of a March. Finding seats for the 80-year-old school teachers. These people weren't here for me when I needed it which is the biggest psychological barrier we all face when trying to escape the underclass. The people paid to help us reinforcing that barrier with concrete every time we seek them out.

"It is a weird dystopia where humanity fails and enables my escape back into normality humanity. The ladder over the gaol wall. A wall that the more invisible it is, the higher it goes."
 
Anonymous
Early 20 November 2021
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(above) Salisbury Library in the Citadel provides free anonymous powered lockers useful for homeless people. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) The free lockers come with a predictable array of sensible, impractical and repressive rules. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) One problem with the lockers is that they may be inaccessible for an hour or so due to some arbitrary decision by staff. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

From the anonymous contact page

Afro Bro sidewalk sitter in CBD downtown Adelaide will beg and coax shopkeepers into giving free paper cups of water as a way in, then will lift (steal) tip tins and glasses from the shop when no one seems looing.

Have seen coppers leading Afro Bro away but he always gets back.
 
Rundle Spy
Early 19 November
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Not so good at Life church at Ingle Farm
 
Service was quick and they don’t feed the Eternal Shame File with your data, but the food wasn’t any good. Packaged fermented corn on the cob. Even the birds wouldn’t touch it. Packaged green string beans, some decomposed to the state of a green slime. Don’t they check the rubbish they hand out? The lemon drink was okay as were the lentil chips. The old starchy potatoes they gave away made the best chips. They had bread, but I wasn’t taking any chances.  
 
It was hardly worth the vehicle expense to pick it up from Coles, take it to the warehouse for sorting then deliver it to the church. Half of it should have gone straight into the green bin. The moral of the story for us clients is that you pick and choose, show no mercy, consume some and throw the rest out
 
With coffee and biscuits they could make it into a community affair like Life Point at Modbury or ONE Life at Parafield Gardens. What a good idea.
 
Life Church Ingle Farm
61 Baloo St., Ingle Farm Ph (08) 8262 6475. Free fruit, vegetables, bread and some groceries every second Thursday 4:00pm - 5:00pm. Best to arrive early. No I.D., registration or residency requirements. Not much on offer, but okay if you live nearby.

Early 19 November 2021

 Hope Chapel Truck Gawler
 
One diner told us to keep the Hope Chapel Truck secret from the Fred’s Van crowd at Pioneer Park in Gawler. He doesn’t want the Ice addicts and alcoholics turning up. No fear: they don’t have it in themselves to travel the four kilometres to the southern suburbs of Gawler. Another diner said he’d never again go to Fred’s Van at Gawler due to the violence from this new group of Ice and alcohol addicts who have taken residency under the Lions Club Rotunda and the shower building. Even the alcoholic Christian is afraid of them.
 
The Hope Chapel Truck crowd served meat and vegetarian hamburgers made from fresh food along with Moccona instant coffee. Seven or eight children played in the enclosed playground, but there weren’t many adults there.
 
DeWayne told us a friend hit his car with a hammer to claim hail damage on his insurance.
 
Gawler Hope Chapel Food Truck
Currently at Bacton Reserve, Bacton Street, Evanston, but sometimes on corner of Myall and Britten Streets, Gawler West. Phone Rebekkah on 0430 085 748 because they frequently change locations. Nice people. 1st Friday of each month at 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Varied meals with decent instant coffee. Fresh food, nothing from Second Bite, Oz Harvest or FoodBank. Tables and chairs and a generator on the grass. Child friendly.  Free. No I.D. or registration required. Safe. No Ice Dealers present or welcome. No I.D. required and they don’t collect names for the Eternal Shame File. MP Tony Piccolo frequently visits and talks to people.  

Early 19 November 2021

(above) Furniture and mattress dumped outside Playford Salvation Army at Elizabeth East during the night. Some can be given away, but most is garbage costly to send to landfill. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) The Salvation Army at Elizabeth East won't prosecute those who dump garbage during rainy nights. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

Orange Sky back at St Bede’s
 
Orange Sky was back and did three loads for an Alice Springs woman who evaded the Port Adelaide Human Services SA roundup. Maybe she lives in Semaphore Park. Peter the Librarian from Rudd’s talked to the Orange Sky people. They always treat him kindly.
 
An older man said someone held a knife to his throat earlier in the month. A woman with two dogs handed out chocolate. Lester was scratching every part of his body. He said it was invisible fleas and that he doused himself in poison every two days to kill them. The stuff wasn’t working. I told him it might have been a side-effect of the Covid vax. He didn’t like this and began shouting. It might also have been fleas from the grass. That’s what he said, anyway, so I agreed with him to stop the shouting. Us unvaxed are falling like dominos to the needle. The vaxed call us selfish or fools. We are experiencing a similar mass psychology that occurs during a war or an autocratic takeover.
 
The meal included Coleslaw, scalloped potatoes, hamburgers, Icy poles, coffee, excellent bread and buns from Semaphore Bakehouse at 31 Semaphore Road, near the IGA. It was fresh bread and not stale stuff we usually get from other places.
 
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. or registration required. 6:00 pm Sunday. Free. Sit down meal in the main hall. Good days and bad days. Too rushed. Slightly rough and dangerous customers. Clean toilets. Mirrors. Lots of room. Some rude stuff. Occasional tipping over of tables and fighting, but usually calm. Free Orange Sky Laundry from about 4:30pm. Celebrities like Horse Trader Steve go there.
 
Early 18 November 2021

(above) "'Excellent Tucker' given out 'Free' at a homeless joint ...Fast Digesting...thru the guts in NO Time (yes, the best by date is January 3rd, 2019). (Source: via the Anonymous Contact Page).

How to make Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) at home

​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jwPeeagXiM  
Early 17 November 2021
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ONE Life free food
 
The free food was horrible. Not much of it and much of that semi-rotten. They did give away boxes of one-litre fruit juices. They were good.
 
The Salvation Army isn’t leasing the shower truck after all because the donor church in Queensland stipulated that it had to be used at multiple addresses each week, more than the Salvos could manage. That seems a silly rule. Too much energy driving to the location and setting up. Better to park the bastard in one spot such as the front of St Luke’s where Lois Boswell parks her Sparkke Hotel pink delivery van. Push that pink heap of rubbish down the road to the Staging Camp and let the black people deal with it. And every Wednesday park the shower truck at City Salvos when they put on the free meal. Otherwise, moving the truck around is counterproductive. Oh, and turn up the heat for the hot water.
 
The ONE Life free coffee café was excellent as usual. What a good resource.
 
ONE Life Church Parafield Gardens
13 Ormsby Ave, Parafield Gardens, Ph 08 8258 3865. Wednesdays at 1:00pm. Free bread, vegetables, fruit and hot coffee. No I.D. or registration required. Most clients over 60 or refugee-types. Clients allowed into clean friendly Café from about 12:00noon for free instant coffee. Hot food for sale, but no obligation. They hope to get Orange Sky Laundry. The shower truck sits idle despite being renovated. Free child care during free food event. Very pleasant place. No druggies. Clean toilets.

Early 17 November 2021

(above) "Gentrified Henley beach homeless woman been here 3 weeks...seems like this will be more common in months to follow..." (Source: Anonymous Contact Page.)

Showers open at Gawler
 
The Gawler Council spared no expense building a beautiful set of showers for tourists and homeless people at Pioneer Park in Gawler. Each huge shower room contains a toilet, handbasin, baby changing table and a large single shower area. The room can be locked so it is safe and private.
 
When Covid arrived, the showers were closed for a period of time, but have been reopened. A Council employee opens them at 9:00am on Tuesday and Thursday mornings then locks them at 1:00pm. There is a sign on the building with a phone number for more information, but that is a dead number.
 
You can get a free hygiene kit and towel from U Care at 10 Tod Street, Gawler. It is a 15-minute walk from the showers. U Care are decent people to deal with and give away bread and vegetables.
 
Don’t bother seeking information from the temporarily relocated Visitors’ Centre across Lyndoch Road as the staff resemble avatars in an imagined virtual reality community called Stupidsville.
 
Early 16 November 2021

(above) Human Services SA Chief Executive and Sparrke Hotel co-owner Lois Boswell has discovered a way of getting rid of the Whitmore Square desert Aboriginals with this staging camp in the Adelaide CBD South Parklands.

(above) The tribal people are tested and immunised for infectious diseases including Covid plus treated for other health problems so they don’t need to return to Adelaide for medical treatment.

(above) Legal problems are fixed up so once again the expelled desert crowd don’t need to return to Adelaide during the hot months.

(above) The government fears those being sent back to the desert might wipe out their desert communities with Covid similarly to the flu decimating clans during the white invasion and settlement era.

(above) It’s an expensive and sophisticated operation, but the one negative for Human Services SA Chief Executive and nearby Whitmore Square resident, Lois Boswell, is that getting rid of the tribal people takes away her reason for shutting down the Communist Party Sunday free lunches for homeless people.

(above) But this Staging Camp model was planned and scheduled long before Lois Boswell complained that the Communist free lunch was creating a dependency amongst the Aboriginals. She knew this was a spurious argument for shutting it down. Her continuing plan might be to get rid of the homeless crowd in general.

Fred’s Van Elizabeth on Sunday
 
A man broke into a car so a group of clients including Loretta’s son-in-law went on the chase and caught him near the shopping centre. He’d taken only a lighter. That’s how pathetic he was. They didn’t beat him up.
 
Another man stole milk from another client’s car. That type of behaviour is despised. Stealing from your own kind. This was two weeks ago.
 
Yesterday there wasn’t any trouble and the volunteers served baked salmon. Gordon’s mother said there was a lot wasted as many diners don’t eat salmon.
 
Orange Sky is at Fred’s Van every Sunday and every second Wednesday.
 
Fred’s Van Elizabeth
St Vincent de Paul Centre, 8 Langford Drive, Elizabeth (near Elizabeth railway station).
12:00 noon Sundays. 6:00pm Wednesdays. Free. Quality homemade meals. No I.D. or registration required. Much improved takeaway bags plus takeaway from kitchen meal surplus. Nice crowd, usually. Orange Sky laundry from 5:00pm to 7:00pm every second Wednesday and every Sunday 11:00am – 1:00pm. Occasionally threatening, screaming, shoving and police sirens in distance.
 
Early 15 November 2021

(above) The Western Adelaide Homeless Service on Lipson Street at Port Adelaide appears to serve witness protection, domestic violence and reprogramming clients rather than those who are simply homeless. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Employees ask homeless people their phone number and whether they've had the covid injection. Is that any of their business? (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Back entry into the offices of the Western Adelaide "Homeless" Service is via a secret door inside this shed, which is kept open during office hours. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

On the Street
 
Bob the Musician is retiring from his role of coordinator of the Magdalene Collective that puts on the Saturday evening free meal for homeless people in Moore Street. He is devoting his life to raising chickens.
 
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Eric Hurrell has also retired from his coordinating job at the Sunday Night Program at Pilgrim Uniting Church in the city. He was involved with it for over 35 years beginning when it was at the Adelaide Central Mission in Pitt Street.
 
This was the era of Reverend Ivor Bailey during which David Brockschmidt encouraged big charities to utilise good food thrown out by supermarkets. This eventually became Food Bank, Oz Harvest and Second Bite.
 
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Homeless Dennis was at the Moore Street meal, but appears exhausted and subdued. He suffers terrible health and says his days are numbered. It takes rare character to stay in the homeless scene to the end.
 
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The woman formerly known as Sparkles announced recently that Sparkles is dead. Sparkles was a leading figure in the Hutt Street Centre scene. We all mature.
 
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Appreciative clients left compliments online to Nordburger restaurant at Hindmarsh, but not for the food. These non-paying clients thanked Nordburger for their clean toilets. They were Puddle Jumpers free food clients crossing the road to use Nordburger as Puddle Jumpers locked their toilet for staff use only. This insane action has reportedly been reversed by Puddle Jumpers.
 
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A soup kitchen client warned us never to buy ABUS or Lockwood locks as he can pick them within seconds.
 
He proved it to the owner of that Go-Kart stadium at Gepps Cross. She was dismayed that her security was so easily breached.
 
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A Bible-quoting man at a church free soup kitchen said he hated the Salvation Army for recommending, even mandating (forcing) its members and employees get the Covid injections.
 
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A leading Adelaide physiotherapist said that nine of her clients suffered heart attacks and strokes after getting the Covid injections and seven died. Maybe they were going to die, anyway, but that number is excessive for a small practice.
 
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A Virginia grower told a church person he had eight tonnes of fresh, but odd-sized tomatoes to give away. The church man said they couldn’t pick them up due to fruit fly rules. Foodbank had the ability to control the distribution, but they don’t pick up fruit and vegetables from growers. The tomatoes were ploughed under while absolutely rotten throwaway tomatoes were given to free food clients. They were too fermented and stinking to use even for cooking.  
 
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A church free food client had eleven children, all taken away by welfare. The oldest has returned home and takes after Mummy. She lives her life watching movies. He’s doing the same. They make a top mother and son team at church quiz nights. What a proud mother.
 
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“You can leave, now,” a doctor told her patient after he showed her reports on Covid and vaccines that contradicted the official view.
 
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A customer is suing Steinbonner Automotive at Gawler for allegedly ruining his engine by running it without oil. The customer says he took it in for an oil change and it came out with thumping pistons. He said footage on his dashcam had been erased except for a part where six mechanics crowded around the car. He plans to take it to the media.
 
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A man with cancer running throughout his body hopes it will be better by Christmas. He’s dreaming.
 
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“If it was good, they wouldn’t be giving it away.”
Older man a free food venue.
 
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“My doctor wasn’t interested when I complained of a year of strange flu symptoms after getting the flu vaccine two years ago. Last month he tried to get me to get another and the Covid shot so I stopped going to him. I don’t trust him.  I don’t trust the medical system no more.”
Anonymous
 
Early 14 November 2021

(above) Tomato sauce sold in Coles as "Made in Australia", but this is a lie. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Contents are only 35% Australian, probably water and the plastic container. Master Foods and Coles wouldn't say whether the tomato paste originated from Uyghur slave labour camps in China or not despite Coles having an anti-slavery policy. Coles and Master Foods use word trickery to mask their deception.

From the anonymous contact page

"Foreign students to take priority over homeless in Adelaide."
 
Editor: And given more rights than citizens who won’t accept the injections.
13 November 2021

No Cy Walsh vinyl mugs at Fred’s Van
 
They let us in 30-minutes early so we had more time to socialise before the meal was served. Those nasty soft vinyl mugs were replaced by disposable cups at the self-service coffee table. What a relief. We hate the Cy Walsh mugs.
 
The Croatian Genealogist, Steve the Renovator, “T”, the Nevada airlines retired pilot and Megaphone Man made special guest appearances, but not the diner who is reputedly one million dollars in debt through property purchases using leverage from increased prices.
 
Staff served chicken, Coleslaw, mashed potatoes with brown sauce inside, vegetarian patties, chocolate cake, ice-cream, Wine Centre asparagus soup.
 
A disturbing aspect was the anxiety felt by three diners of exclusion from medical and other services due to refusing the mRNA and AstraZeneca injections. Fear from the virus itself was secondary to fear of the injection and government restrictions.
 
Fred’s Van Kilburn
Kilburn Community Centre, 59 Gladstone Avenue, Kilburn. 7:00pm every Thursday. Sit down meals have resumed. Not so good takeaway bags at end of meal, but the shouting and yelling is worth the visit. Occasional fights. I.D. or registration not required except for Covid register. Orange Sky Laundry hasn’t been there recently, but might return. Meals improving. Good toilets. Decent Catholics. Nice clients.
 
Review for 4 November 2021
Posted 13 November 2021

(above) Suitcase near S.A.C.A. cricket complex where The Rabbit slept for years. Heaven's nightclub patrons left cans for Warren that he sold to a Fred's Van client then used the money for evening excitement on Hindley Street. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

C.H.A.T.S. on Fridays at Port Adelaide
 
The elderly man towing an oxygen cylinder arrived an hour early and stood on the footpath then was joined by the City Salvo volunteer and three other tenants from the backpacker joint near the Birkenhead Bridge. This included a pleasant woman who bent her head sideways when she smiled. The rooms were $87 a week in 2008 when it was operated by the British Seafarers’ Society. It’s now run by a private operator who charges $250 a week in 2021.
 
A tribal couple quietly emerged from around the corner and I fought the urge to look around in a paranoid manner. They were no threat. A struggling old man with a crutch joined us; he should have had two. The ex-police woman arrived with her boyfriend as the doors opened.
 
We charged upstairs while the crutch man and the oxygen man used the faulty elevator that miraculously didn’t malfunction. The tables were set with tablecloths, cutlery and serviettes. Breakfast included cereals, yoghourt, hot spinach, bacon, eggs, toast, fried mushrooms, fried cherry tomatoes, walnut carrot cake and cheesecake and coffee served from the side-tables. The crutch man dropped his cheesecake so I got him another piece.
 
There were about 50 diners over a 90-minute period and volunteers didn’t begin packing up the tables until the final closing bell. The mood was ebullient and very noisy with the raffle lady shouting numbers for over an hour. She struggled because the prizes were no good.
 
Maxi from Bronwyn Plate’s mob was at the next table. Bronwyn started this Friday breakfast with the Freemasons, but was superseded by Rose Darling and the C.H.A.T.S. group. Bronwyn also lost her Nanna’s Free Food Basket operation at Bower Cottages. It was good while it lasted. Maxi said Bronwyn’s health is diabolical, but they hope to get The Basket back in operation. Bronwyn’s volunteers were totally different from the C.H.A.T.S. mob, the latter who appear somewhat normal. Bronwyn knew how to work with the wildest characters.
 
The noble aspect of C.H.A.T.S. is that they operated on the footpath against Port Adelaide Enfield regulations during the Covid restrictions while other groups closed down. Instead of calling the police, the Council helped C.H.A.T.S. with supplies.
 
Masonic Hall free breakfast at Port Adelaide
Free breakfast and takeaway food for anyone on Fridays at 9:00am to 10:30am. Mason Hall on the corner of Dale St and Commercial Rd, Port Adelaide. No questions asked. No I.D. or registration required. Bacon, eggs, toast and jam, cereals, coffee. Excellent toilets. Shonky elevator prone to overloading. Crowded. Lots of yelling from raffle lady.

Early 12 November 2021

(above) Rotting blankets from a homeless camp near stagnant water near the railway lines in the Adelaide CBD West Parklands. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

Jim as The Mafia
 
Mick of Mick and Denise at the Lutheran Ark was scathing of the lawnmowing business in Salisbury. He said Jim’s Mowing franchisees considered their customers their personal territory and became threatening of those undercutting their prices, in this case, Mick of Mick and Denise.  
 
Another diner said his gambling addict wife emptied their joint bank accounts when he was sick and lost their life savings.
 
Other diners included Red Geronimo, Sharon, Cambodian Jenny, The Old Guy, Stormy Summer’s ex-bodyguard, Old Val, the senile man and another twenty including six new people. The children played well together.
 
The meal included meat sausages, non-meat sausages, tandoori chicken, braised vegetables, roast potatoes, fresh salad, huge chocolate doughnuts, potato chips with MSG and coffee. No one did anything dicky.
 
Lutheran Ark Salisbury
Salisbury Lutheran Church (The Ark), Cnr Winzor Street and Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury.
Ph 8281 2976. Free indoor dining 5:00pm sharp one Saturday each month. 2021 dates are 27 Nov, 18 December. No I.D. required. Civilised diners and staff. Best to arrive at 4:30pm. Interesting guests. Intelligent church volunteers. Decent food.

Early 11 November 2021

(above) A strange button at the Living and Giving store where foreign students having booked online can pick up free food parcels. A coffee maker said they'll also consider homeless people crossing West Terrace from the cemetery. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

(above) Lebanese refugee support coffee shop near the corner of West Terrace and Wright Street, Adelaide. They also support foreign students stranded in The Lucky Country. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Oz Nomad
 
It's the 1-2-3 equation
1/ Fit for human consumption
2/ Fit or animal consumption
3/......And after that, Fit for Homeless Consumption
 
Oz Nomad
Early 10 November 2021
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Orange Sky Laundry not at Semaphore?
 
Okay, we can understand the reason: no customers. But who’s fault is that? True, the desert folk were shipped out, but what about homeless people? Satisfied clients are repeat clients so something isn’t working out right? The volunteers are pleasant to be around regardless of the washing and we always appreciate their arrival.
 
The first diner arrived two-hours before the doors opened. Two smokers arrived early as well, but disappeared for a few minutes. Someone left donations for the Op Shop near the Steve Davids recycled plastic bags benches. Two clients rifled through the donations. Crazy Craig was outraged. He has principles. He’s not crazy, either. A woman grabbed the train set then said to hell with the meal and walked off with her package. She’s okay.
 
Mitch was hanging around a bus stop yelling at a woman with two little children on the other side of Military Road. Locals are used to him, but the residents at Semaphore Hostel where he lives are mortified residing in the same building with such a lunatic.
 
Another hostel resident wore adult nappies at Fred’s Van. He’d made too many messes so hostel management laid down the law and everyone is happy with his new apparel.
 
Lester the Messenger said a new variant of Covid had broken out and was twenty times more horrible than Delta. No one listened to him.
 
Two men arrived looking for tobacco butts then left when they realised the church grounds had been picked clean. An Ice woman blazed with happiness and she danced while talking. She couldn’t keep still. Another Ice woman was still as death. She had sores on her face.
 
A man on the Public Trustee said he gets paid each week partly in supermarket Gift Cards.
 
Four Fred’s Van volunteers prepared the hall and served the meal that included pizza, slow cooked stew, boiled frozen vegetables, white rice, fresh bread from the Semaphore Bakehouse on Semaphore Road, blue-berry crumble, coffee in Cy Walsh vinyl mugs, takeaway sandwiches, fresh bread and fresh chocolate doughnuts.
 
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. or registration required. 6:00 pm Sunday. Free. Sit down meal in the main hall. Good days and bad days. Too rushed. Slightly rough and dangerous customers. Clean toilets. Mirrors. Lots of room. Some rude stuff. Occasional tipping over of tables and fighting, but usually calm. Free Orange Sky Laundry from about 4:30pm. Celebrities like Horse Trader Steve go there.
 
Review for 31 October 2021
Posted Early 10 November 2021
 
Editor: Good news. Orange Sky Laundry returned the following Sunday.

(above) Homeless camp in the Adelaide CBD parklands. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

From the anonymous contact page

Re:"Tomato sauce sold in Coles as "Made in Australia", but this is a lie."

Caught em red handed again
Ha Ha, Ha Ha.
 
Ole Scruffy
9 November 2021
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Mick finds another dead body, etc.
 
Mick of Mick and Denise visited a friend’s house to do something about his body blocking the door. His wife had called for help. Mick pushed the door hard until he was able to scrape in then dragged his friend by the legs away from the door. This allowed the dead man’s missus to get in. What she was doing on the wrong side of the door is anyone’s guess.
 
An Ark client said her brother had heart arrythmia after the Pfizer shot and spent three and a half hours in Intensive Care. Andrew Reimer said on his 5AA radio program the same thing happened to him. He was off the air for a week. The Virus Lady said she’s not getting the injection instead letting God decide if He’s ready to take her. She’s also backtracked on her previous belief that she had the virus last year and that God had cured it. She now claims it was the flu. I got it as well and it was a strange flu with a dry cough and breathing difficulties. The Magnificent Martin believed he was struck with it about the same time then a year later he was dead from “prions”.
 
Homeless “Brett” said he was roused every night in the Salisbury city area when he began sleeping outside a few years ago, but now is left alone. The public are used to him as he isn’t much trouble. But he says he’s no good in the morning until having drunk a 600ml container of Farmer’s Union Iced Coffee. He drank five on the morning he told me this. They came from a store rubbish skip.
 
Brett charges his devices in the powered lockers in the Salisbury Hub. He reads books in the library while lying down. It works for everyone. Staff passively surveil him for illness or exposure so each has become a librarian/social worker/police officer and nurse. This is an advanced model of the library and must have taken extensive planning.
 
Another man in the food queue said most patrons at Fred’s Van in the city haven’t had the virus injection. He said they think Ice is a medicine.
 
The meal included baked salmon, chicken schnitzel, Coleslaw, fresh salad, tartar sauce, salt and pepper sachets on the tables, coffee in real mugs, not those Cy Walsh vinyl cups. Dessert was a high-quality walnut and carrot cake with creamy icing.
 
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station).
6:00pm Sunday. Free meal served inside the hall. The quality is excellent with much of it baked at the volunteers' homes, but the actual session is too rushed. Dirty toilets. Occasional fighting between rival gangs, but generally it’s the old people old people causing trouble accusing each other of being greedy. No I.D. required. No data entry into the Eternal Shame File, but huge government cameras in the foyer and dining room. Takeaway bags.
 
9 November 2021

(above) Public toilets in the West Parklands. When a user leaves, the door stays open for one-minute for passive inspection by walkers and cyclists. Across the grass is the South Australia Cricket Association function centre. Private businesses disguised as sports clubs are taking over the parklands.

From the anonymous contact page

A simple point......don't the editors know that the street price of "Vitimin Meff" has increased 3 fold since the beginning of the epidemic, further disenfranchising your average battling Meff-Addict!...... life's tough...... tearfully so, (not to mention the increase in Alien abductions from the parklands, leading to dissatisfied Aliens and prompt returns to Whitmore. Hardly a saleable story to tell?)
 
Oz Nomad
8 November 2021
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Nat got the red-headed man banned from Baptist WestCare

Old “Nat” in her 70’s raises hell amongst the Ice junkies at homeless joints. That’s why that angry red-headed derelict knocked her to the ground in Rundle Mall two years ago. She took a year to recover during which she got him banned from Baptist WestCare for life.
 
The red-headed man was part of that crowd who threatened Theo Maras for money when he was walking into the cancer clinic at St Andrew’s medical centre next to the Hutt Street Centre.
 
“Nat” is a friend of George the Elder who along with his wife got kicked out of a nursing home because the wife wrote stuff on the internet. George lives in the nursing home at Marion that used to be a Home for bad girls including Janet Crease.
 
Janet went bad and was sent there after her father sold her as a prostitute repeatedly to Port Adelaide sailors when she was in her early teens. Janet was brother to Kevin Crease, the Channel Nine celebrity. Janet wrote about it in her 2005 book, “A reason to live”.
 
8 November 2021

From the anonymous contact page

Re:"The numbers of diners has reduced at the Magdalene collective Saturday evening free meal in Moore Street, Adelaide. There is both fear of ... and fear of ..."

What about the fear of the Terrorist Poster at the front door of the joint ?
 
Pay Ghan
8 November 2021
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Fred’s Van Salisbury
 
A regular client was in a strange mood. Her face was white and she walked around and poked people. Another diner said it was because her dead husband had made her get sterilised and she’d never been the same.
 
Other diners weren’t there due to personal differences with each other. Each had issues with others to a degree that resembled a tragic comedy. We’re all obsessive-compulsives who can’t stop doing what we do.
 
Someone said the Japan-man was actually from China where he’d spent 19-years in a concentration camp and this is why he was so silent and easily upset.
 
Diners included two homeless white fellas plus a group of desert indigenous people, but the druggies were absent. Nearly all the regulars from two-years ago disappeared after the Plandemic began.
 
The meal included high-quality pizza not hot enough and a high-quality Nacho dish including vegetarian versions. A few diners weren’t eating so the Virus Lady took the leftovers for her brown dog. Every staff member was kindly as if they liked being there. But the diners were mostly subdued. It was eery. It was sad.
 
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station).
6:00pm Sunday. Free meal served inside the hall. The quality is excellent with much of it baked at the volunteers' homes, but the actual session is too rushed. Dirty toilets. Occasional fighting between rival gangs, but generally it’s the old people old people causing trouble accusing each other of being greedy. No I.D. required. No data entry into the Eternal Shame File, but huge government cameras in the foyer and dining room. Takeaway bags.
 
8 November 2021

(above) These empty Housing Trust Gloucester units on Yorktown Road at Elizabeth were built for working-class English immigrants, but most of them are long gone. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) The Housing Trust's central allocation office throws psychotic Ice addicts and dealers amongst well-adjusted tenants with predictably disastrous results. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Room with a view from the burnt-out Gloucester units at Elizabeth overlooking Saratoga Road and the high-security Anglicare 24/7 mental illness complex. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) One unit was torched in this Gloucester Housing Trust block so why can't homeless people live in the good units for free rent? Better than a car or tent because those with secure housing, even bad housing, use the hospitals, ambulances and court system much less. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Newly installed Perspex windows on the empty block of units in Elizabeth where there are more empty flats than actual homeless people. This is planned homelessness. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

(above) Drug addicts use empty buildings as safe injecting rooms, at least safe from police interruption. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, November 2021.)

Christmas Hamper season in full swing
 
Playford Community Fund is taking names for their free Christmas Hamper tomorrow, Monday 8 November. You don’t have to live in Elizabeth only.
 
Adelaide Day Centre does excellent hampers and you don’t have to live in the city.
 
It is crucial to call your local welfare joint this week as the lists fill within days.
 
It is important to determine whether the places require details for the Eternal Shame File or they give them unconditionally. 
 
7 November 2021
 

The Night Talker
 
Free food vouchers available at via the Balaklava op shop......usually for locals, but a good story always helps...

Phone: Tuesday mornings- 08-88290989
Main Street Balaklava next door to Balaklava Foodland. No need to fill anything in, just ring and come in when the Op Shop is open. Need to go in to get assistance via the OP SHOP FRONT DOOR.

The Night Talker.
7 November 2021

On the Street
 
A soup kitchen woman said a 54-year-old friend got the Pfizer mRNA Covid injection then went into convulsions 15-minutes later and spent three days in Intensive Care. She said months later he still gets headaches and has a sore body.
 
Others say they had no reactions.
 
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A person needed a local hit man. It took searching to find the right man. The negotiations were difficult: one packet of smokes. The hit man demanded a 30-pack and got it. He bargains hard.
 
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Rumour has it that several women in the Anti-poverty Network have sought legal advice over alleged “sexual harassment” and “naming and shaming” by leading male members.
 
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Baptist WestCare has a real chef doing lunches. They’ve returned the prices to $2.50, but they don’t collect names for the Eternal Shame File like the Hutt Street Centre. Numbers for lunch are less due to fear of the virus and fear of the government’s response to the virus.
 
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The Adelaide Day Centre has finished its free soup van for the winter season, but the Sikh crowd offer a vegetarian meal on Thursdays in Hurtle Square opposite Crazy Cottage at about 6:30pm. Clients include the old crowd from the Crony Gang that went to City Salvos ten years ago.
 
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South Australian police hate being put on radar camera and traffic duties as these are seen as revenue raising and not real policing.
 
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Rebellion cells are emerging across Adelaide resulting in “attacks” by the government including the police. They’re both Extinction Rebellion type of movements as well as anti-dictatorship groups started by white men. It’s as if a low-level war is raging beneath the surface.
 
One person actually went to the Christies Beach police station and shouted that the police were Freemason paedophiles. Police call the cell members terrorists when they’re little more than Sunday afternoon meetings where they discuss what they’ve watched on the internet.
 
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The numbers of diners has reduced at the Magdalene collective Saturday evening free meal in Moore Street, Adelaide. There is both fear of the virus and fear of being locked down if someone turns up positive from that not always reliable nasal swab test.
 
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Mr and Mrs Rock Solid are back in Elizabeth after a short sojourn to the country. Some suggest they should have extended their holiday.
 
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Ian Coles of ONE Life church got an eye implant that lets him read fine print finer than what an eight-year-old can read. He sees every detail of old peoples’ faces.
 
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In a recent court appearance, the police dropped offensive language charges against an old man who called a railway station police officer a “dickhead”. The “dickhead” had issued an expiation fine that the old man contested.
 
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Homeless Les is back in Elizabeth. Les lives in industrial rubbish bins or on bus shelter benches. He hangs out back of junk food joints during the day. Les had been so sick earlier in the year that a friend thought he was going to die. Maybe too much junk food. Les disappeared and was rumoured to be living near Whitmore Square. He’s back now, but few have the nerve to greet him as he has a notoriously bad temper.
 
An estranged friend said we shouldn’t judge him as we don’t know what he’s been through.
 
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Crown Prince Wayne of Anglicare’s doctor told him to walk less due to low blood pressure, but Wayne likes to walk and walk and walk and plans to ignore the advice.
 
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ONE Life church got a dozen trays of decent avocadoes to give away, but they reached us frozen, which wasn’t an ideal storage mode.
 
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The Virus Lady said she saw blood at a bus stop in Salisbury then a trail of it leading toward Elizabeth South and then a body on the ground completely covered in a sheet next to an ambulance near the old Holden’s car factory.
 
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Homeless Angela appeared totally demented under the palm trees between GP Plus and the library last week. Other times she is happy and talking with friends in the homeless scene.
 
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An Ice addict put on a good show in the Playford Community Fund office. She was thirty, thin and charming, but the more she tried to charm staff, the more they scorned her.
 
This young woman of yesteryear was on the brink of tears as her routine failed. The sores on her face were a dead giveaway showing she was little more than a hustling addict. There is no return for her. Once brain damage is done, it stays done.
 
7 November 2021

Kadina Salvation Army
The Night Talker

Shower and laundry facilities see below: Kadina Coppercoast.

The Salvation Army Copper Coast Corps, cnr Drain and Port Rd New Town, SA 5554
Organisation Phone08 8821 3366 Church Office
1800 007 007 Free call - Financial Counselling
Organisation Email
corpsofficer.coppercoast@aus.salvationarmy.org
Organisation Website
www.salvationarmy.org.au/locations/south-australia/s037/copper-coast-corps/
Parent Body: The Salvation Army
Hours: Thrift Shop:
Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm
Sat 9.30am - 12.30pm
Shower and Laundry Facilities:
Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm
Sat 9.30am - 12.30pm
Sun morning
Contact: Captain, Karen Armstrong
Meetings:
Worship Service: Weekly, Sun 10.30am
Prayer: Weekly, Tues 9am

Branch address:
Thrift Shop:
1 Port Rd, New Town SA 5554
The Salvation Army - South Australia
 
7 November 2021

(above) Quilt with no cover left at Port Adelaide by tribal campers deported by Human Services SA. It was soon claimed by someone from another homeless camp. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

No Salisbury Fred’s Van
​again this Sunday

Due to continuing repairs to the Institute Building, there will be no Fred’s Van tomorrow, but it is hoped it will be back in operation the following Sunday, 14 November.
 
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station).
6:00pm Sunday. Free meal served inside the hall. The quality is excellent with much of it baked at the volunteers' homes, but the actual session is too rushed. Dirty toilets. Occasional fighting between rival gangs, but generally it’s the old people old people causing trouble accusing each other of being greedy. No I.D. required. No data entry into the Eternal Shame File, but huge government cameras in the foyer and dining room. Takeaway bags no good.

6 November 2021
​

Ron gets a new microwave his way
 
Salisbury scrap and can collector, Ron, and his girlfriend needed a new microwave oven. Cockroaches crawled from the walls of their Housing Trust unit and ate the control wires of their oven.
 
HousingSA offered to fumigate the joint, but they’d have to move out for few days along with their cat. They don’t know where to go so have decided to kill the cockroaches when they see them.
 
Ron’s Care Worker got a hundred dollars from Ron’s Public Trustee money for a new oven, but Ron spent it on Richmond Tigers merchandise, takeaway food and beer. Can’t blame him for that.
 
The Care Worker got another fifty-dollars from the Public Trustee and said Ron better use it this time for an oven. Ron smiled at the thought and bought a twelve-dollar oven from Cash Converters and spent the rest on Asian takeaway food and energy drinks of which he requires three a day or he gets angry. You got to credit him for that.
 
6 November 2021

(above) Steve's camp next to the Royal Australian Air Force (R.A.A.F.) base at Elizabeth. Steve suffering knife and other wounds at Fred's Van at Elizabeth last week. See 30 Oct post for more details. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Little “Annie” back in town
 
Little Annie isn’t her real name, but she was living in those Housing Trust units near Glenelg where Steve’s ex-police officer girlfriend cut his throat, killed their dog and then killed herself. Blood was everywhere. The media didn’t report it except for a tiny Adelaide Advertiser on-line entry.
 
I like Little Annie. She’s small and tough. Her elderly ex-boyfriend, now dead from natural causes, said he woke up one night to feel a sword poking against his stomach and a deranged Little Annie standing on the bed shouting at him to stop talking about her. What a sweety.
 
Little Annie punched me in the head at City Salvos. I was sitting on a chair while she stood over me recounting a fight with a woman at the Hutt Street Centre. She became so animated that she swung her fist against the side of my head. Rather than being apologetic she momentary saw me as the person she fought with at the Hutt Street Centre and wound up for another swing.  
 
I was lucky it was only her fist. Little Annie always carries a weapon. We were talking outside St Andrews Church-at-the-Sea in Glenelg. She moved close and being shorter looked up at me and blocked my eyesight while her hand silently pulled from her bag the jagged top of a broken beer bottle. She moved it upwards just below my jaw. It wasn’t that she was deliberately planning to cut my throat, but was simply not taking any chances. My fear was that her arm would flinch unconsciously and the sharp glass jerk upward. I couldn’t move backward as she’d sense weakness and move in the for kill. It was a difficult conversation until she calmed down and backed away.
 
Little Annie is also a peacemaker. Crazy Clem McCrae was shouting at a white fella in front of City Salvos threatening to commit unspeakable harm against the man’s children. Clem spent his youth in prison for slicing a man’s throat, but had mellowed in his later years and restricted himself to threatening people’s children and arson.
Little Annie calmed him down with a cigarette and soft words.
 
Little Annie no longer carries a broken beer bottle. Her new gadget is a set of needle-nose pliers with the tips twisted downward at a right-angle. I got a feeling you could trust Little Annie, but don’t get her angry.
 
5 November 2021

(above) Homeless man at Lutheran Oval in Adelaide CBD parklands. Photo blurred to protect his identity. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Jesse Gunther not the stabber
 
A Fred’s Van client was adamant the Henley Beach Road stabber was Jesse. He looked like Jesse. Lighting a room on fire seemed Jesse’s style, but not stabbing someone in the neck. Jesse has more class.
 
Anyway, Jesse was at Cos We Care last Sunday so it wasn’t him. Couldn’t have been.
 
Jesse carries the virus. He makes no secret about it. He tells everyone. This should be no surprise considering what Jesse gets up to. He’s the most flamboyant, libertarian and nihilistic personality in the Adelaide homeless scene. And he isn’t nasty. If you know the vicissitudes of the homeless scene, you’ll know this is rare.
 
Perhaps Jesse believes that once he gets tired of the scene he can return home and all will be forgotten. Or maybe he looks death in the eye without fear.
 
4 November 2021

Adelaide vaccine inventor gets boot for not getting foreign vaccine
https://www.bitchute.com/video/zeKO1XLaOje8/
​4 November 2021

Religious quiz at Peterswool Road
 
The religious quiz prior to the free food giveaway isn’t proving a big winner. But it’s the singing that annoys the elderly man with terminal cancer. He talks louder than the singer when she sings.  
 
Another man shouts, “rigged, rigged”, when he doesn’t get the answers correct and misses out on a tiny piece of chocolate. The church’s brilliant compere is the cleaner in the Elizabeth shopping centre. He’s brilliant at keeping control of the crowd and simultaneously good-natured. He made no criticism of the man trying to sleep on the pew.
 
Charlie works in the food distribution room. He was at Gospel City before they moved to Gawler and when Second Bite cancelled their deliveries. He misses the raucous distribution sessions at Gospel City.   Peterswool Road is staider and more measured.
 
Last week they gave away salmon, frozen meat, slabs of strange drinks that failed to sell in supermarkets, heaps of bread, chips and a dozen other items.
 
The natural woman with huge breasts under a flimsy cotton open shirt was there. And Pat Taplin (Tidman), 88, of taxi and real estate fame. And Jung, Mick and Denise, The Virus Lady, B.J. and Annie and a dozen regulars from ONE Life, Fred’s Van and other joints.
 
But the offerings aren’t particularly suitable for people living outside especially those on foot and unable to carry pots and a stove. The Salvation Army, Anglicare and other services could provide showers, washing machines, water and kitchen facilities for those living outside, but instead help mostly people in houses.
 
Seventh-day Adventist Church at Elizabeth Park
20 Peterswool Road, Elizabeth Park. 12:30pm – 1:30pm Mondays and Thursdays. Free bread, fruit and vegetables and groceries. Health Care Card required. First half hour is a religious quiz then they pull numbers from a hat to see who goes to the food room first. Thursday best day. Free food varies from terrible to excellent. Always good for a laugh or at least some shouting.
 
4 November 2021

From the anonymous contact page
 
Adelaide Homeless Journal wrote: "Public toilets... When a user leaves, the door stays open for one-minute for passive inspection by walkers and cyclists."

“There was an Africkin at Whitmore Square Exeloo toilets who, when finished with a steel tub toilet break, would step outside the thing and then DELIBERATELY and PURPOSEFULLY reach back into the damned thing(s) and press the red buttons to ensure the doors closed, so the next potential pot user(s) would have to wait the required 10 minutes for their turn. Real thoughtful and considerate.”
 
Second Editor: I used to do it with elevators. Not sure why.
4 November 2021

(above) FoodBank's new store at 697 Port Road, Woodville. Open 9:00am to 3:00pm. Old, decent and free food. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

(above) Customers might buy adult nappies for hostel residents too embarrassed to ask management for them. Or shaving cream for women with facial hair caused by fear and medication side-effects. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

City Salvo Streaker
 
From the anonymous contact page

“That salvation army volunteer must be cooked. You couldn't call that a streaker, everyone turned away in horror. Those boobs so flabby they were hitting her in the face. The fat rolls moving quicker than someone having an epileptic fit. We wont talk about the smell.”
 
Anonymous
 
Second Editor: Most of us have misshapen bodies. I remember not showering for two months during the summer while homeless and half crazed from sleep deprivation and lack of food and water. I was a troubled desperate human being. Some people were cruel and others were kind and I worked my way up to become successful, sort of.
 
That streaker woman should be treated with respect and kindness and the matter not brought up unless she does so.
 
3 November 2021
​

From the anonymous contact page

Concerning your question on spurrier.

The chief of human services, what is it?
Evil?

The chief of police who you have reported as not caring about ice?
Evil?

Should i go on?

She's in charge of health system that was a mess before covid, she clearly failed. 4 babies died because infant heart surgery was tendered to a Victorian hospital and due to lockdowns, they couldn't cross thee border, they died. blood is on her hands. They pick evil to be chief of whatever.
 
Anonymous
3 November 2021

Was Dr George Duncan such a nice guy?
 
George was 42 when he drowned in the Torrens River near Adelaide University. It is generally accepted that police pushed him into the water. George couldn’t swim. Less generally accepted is that Bevan Spencer von Einem was on the other side.
 
The Don Dunstan Foundation promotes George as a heroic figure, but he could also been seen as an older man who formed gay relationships with teenage boys. More like a predator though clearly non-violent. The huge Gay scene along the river during the 1970’s was a problem for homeless men.
 
3 November 2021
​

 From the anonymous contact page
 
Adelaide Homeless Journal wrote: “Most Housing Trust tenants are okay, but a proportion are serial arsonists who in a previous era would have lived in psychiatric hospitals."

Some Housing Trust tenants are demons and devils most home in HELL.
 
Anonymous
Housing Trust at Gilberton
3 November 2021

Playford Community Fund
 
The Fund has been having trouble attracting clients so there is very little waiting. Volunteers often sit around doing nothing.
 
The Fund is operated honestly by that grumpy former manager of John Martin’s. Old staff still talk about a previous manager who disappeared after an investigation of the finances.  
 
I got a synthetic blanket, bags of food and a $25 Drakes card last week. I didn’t ask for the card.
 
It was quick and painless, but one volunteer got a man and woman talking in another room. Never let them get you talking. Play dumb, but be friendly because most of them can’t sleep at night. One old girl sleeps just three hours a night and can be cantankerous.
 
Second Editor
 
Playford Community Fund Elizabeth
Next to the Anglicare Windsor building with its dirty windows in the Elizabeth shopping centre. It’s across the carpark from library. Tuesday to Thursday from 9:00am to 11:30am. Phone first on (08) 8255 1599 to quote your Centrelink card number. Free food, frying pans, blankets and gift cards. First time visitors have to sign a form. Go there with a good story.
 
3 November 2021

(above) Human Services SA Chief Executive and Sparkke Hotel co-owner, Lois Boswell, said on radio the Communist Party free homeless lunch on Sundays was interfering with the concrete footpath construction. This isn't true. The area is fenced off and the workers aren't there on Sundays. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Does anyone else question Nicola Spurrier’s strange predictions?

Nicola has been doing the rounds of the media claiming that by removing ongoing Covid border restrictions immediately there could be a 1 in 4 chance of deaths in South Australia reaching 400 or more over the next 300 days. If this is delayed until 23 November, then deaths might only reach between 4 and 51 over 300 days.
 
So what is the problem? With a few dozen people dying every day in Adelaide, anyway, from all causes, these extra numbers would hardly be noticed. And with the suspicious disappearance of the flu, overall deaths might still be lower than pre-pandemic levels.
 
These minimal extra deaths from an open-border policy prompt a certain conclusion, this being that Covid isn’t so dangerous both for vaccinated and non-vaccinated people.
 
Has Nicola being conjuring a spell to distract us from something else? There might be other phenomena happening behind the haze that Nicola’s conjuring can’t quite hide.
 
Or is it that Nicola Spurrier, a medical professional specialising in treating children, and not a hard police executive or politician, is being forced to say things she doesn’t believe. Her voice has become shrill as if an inner doubt has crept into her mind.

Meanwhile, a real vaccine doctor, Professor Nikolai Petrovsky, Director of Endocrinology at Flinders University, has been banned from his workplace. The stated reason is he hasn’t had a foreign vaccine such as Pfizer or Astra Zeneca, but instead the Australian version called COVAX-19, ironically developed at Flinders University. COVAX-19 hasn’t yet been approved by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).

But the real reason for giving Professor Petrovsky the boot are his claims that the mRNA vaccines haven't been adequately tested. 

8:45am 2 November 2021 
Second Edit: 10:20am 2 November 2021
Third Edit: 9:10pm 2 November 2021

Those homeless Covid hotel rooms
 
A homeless man was allocated a hotel room for two months during the first wave of the virus. Staff said he had to stay in the room 24-hours a day and if he left they’d kick him out. He left, anyway, and went to Fred’s Van. He said the ventilation in the room was so bad that he “coughed up strange goo”. He didn’t have Covid. The rooms cost taxpayers $1500 a week each including Hutt Street Centre administration.
 
2 November 2021
​

(above) A new homeless camp with new shopping trolleys across the road from Adelaide High School. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Salvation Army free meal in the city
 
A veteran volunteer said they’re getting “100-odd” diners to their free evening meal on Wednesdays in the Benson room. The volunteer said there are very few left from five years ago. And that they had a streaker two weeks ago. It’s free and usually good.
 
Salvation Army Adelaide City
277 Pirie Street, Adelaide. (close to Hutt Street). Ph 08 8227 0199. Monday to Friday. 9:00am to 11:00am. Best to get there early for free takeaway food in bags. No I.D. required for this or for the free dine-in meal at 6:00pm on Wednesdays with entry at 5:00pm for coffee. Larger amounts of groceries and other stuff available if you sign up for an interview and provide a Centrelink card. Everything constantly changing so it is wise to phone for latest details.
 
1 November 2021
​

Woman living in car
 
The Woman has been living in her car for one year in the Semaphore area. Welfare housing “non-profits” have been useless. She appears clean: no drugs or alcohol and not mentally disturbed, but suffering exhaustion and anxiety so she talks a lot. It’s a defensive mechanism. Pauline at the St Bede’s Anglicare breakfast gave her a special hygiene kit or something like that. Pauline is observant and acts wisely with people living outside. You can’t buy quality like that.
 
Jill Rivers of Anglicare has reportedly been promoted and now in charge of twenty people down south. Jill gravitates to the most desperate and now she can teach her wisdom to those employees able to absorb it.
 
1 November 2021

(above) Little by little, sports groups like the South Australian Cricket Association (S.A.C.A.) have degraded the Adelaide CBD parklands by upgrading their clubrooms into commercial pubs and function centres. (Adelaide Homeless journal, October 2021.)

(above) Warren the Rabbit slept under this tree near the SACA cricket club while pursuing his career in can collecting and "dancing" with Hindley Street women of the night. The government shipped him out to the Avondale Apartments at Elizabeth where Nathan Cooke was murdered, but The Rabbit has returned. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

(above) Prince Alfred College, opposite Piano Player Wayne's apartment, want to redevelop their club rooms on public land at North Adelaide into another SACA-like monstrosity. Will the Manchurian Candidate, Mayor Sandra Verschoor collapse like a house of cards and accede to their proposal? (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

The Dennis 
 
https://www.facebook.com/2156252847934163/videos/2056363507991861/
 
Editor: Dennis is alive and well.
31 October 2021
​

One of our people?
 
https://www.facebook.com/7NEWSAdelaide/videos/man-arrested-after-alleged-stabbing-and-arson-at-underdale/915833925711478/
 
31 October 2021
​

On the Street
 
LifePoint Church at Modbury chopped down some of their trees so motorists on McIntyre Road can see it. Some church members believe we’re in the Last Days, but like the Christadelphians, this doesn’t appear to discourage them from being active on earth.
 
*
 
An Aboriginal man with a knife in Rundle Mall knocked down a Dutch visitor partially paralysed by a stroke. An ambulance took the Dutch man to hospital.
 
A Baptist WestCare client called the police who later checked the Adelaide City Council spy cameras to discover they hadn’t been turned on.
 
The Council cameras are theoretically accessible by the Council spy-room staff, the police and Police Security, but are usually “malfunctioning”, which conveniently reduces evidence of the violent nature of Rundle Mall and thus results in fewer court cases.
 
*
 
A soup kitchen man said his dead wife visited him in the form of a duck. He says he doesn’t care if people think he is crazy; he knows the truth.
 
*
 
An elderly soup kitchen client plans legal action against a drug addict. He says that while he was in hospital the addict broke into his car and stole his cheque book. The hospital patient’s cheques then appeared in the addict’s bank account. The addict then complained on the internet that the patient’s cheques were no good because they bounced.
 
*
 
Kim Chau murder house owner and Chief Executive of Human Services SA, Lois Boswell, continues with her plan to set up a staging camp in the south parklands near Greenhill Road to document, inject and deport the indigenous campers back to the Great Victoria Desert.
 
This multi-pronged plan involves shutting down the Australian Communist Party free Sunday lunch in Whitmore Square, about 200 metres from Boswell’s murder house. The Communists plan to resist her manipulation of the Adelaide City Council where Manchurian Candidate, Mayor Sandra “Call me Sandy” Verschoor will do the dirty work.
 
*
 
Old Neeta has returned to Chat and Chew. She’d been absent after taking advice from her Carer to avoid some group gatherings for fear of the virus.
 
*
 
A white man brought up his two children after his tribal wife died. They lived in a house supplied by an Aboriginal housing agency. The daughter went to university and moved out of home while the grown-up son told his father he should move out of their house as, “You’re not Aboriginal, Dad.”
 
*
 
Mick of Mick and Denise once called the fire department to pull him out of his bathtub. He says the Housing Trust won’t install grab rails. He doesn’t know how to access disability services: he’s too disabled to do that. Denise said she also called the fire department to pull her out of her bathtub.
 
The good news is their compensation case is coming along nicely. They were both hit by a Land Cruiser while crossing the road to visit Tricky Steve in Modbury Hospital. This made all three of them patients, but soon all three were kicked out after accusations of stealing hospital property. Mick was adamant this was untrue.
 
*
 
Andrew has become much nicer since his heart attack according to a friend. The heart attack made him more mellow. Andrew is friends with Margot Casey.
 
Margot is famous for kissing Bill Shorten on the lips and telling Steve Georganos to “piss off”. She also knocked down The Equity Queen with their invalid scooter at City Salvos along with busting a door with the machine. Her knitting also fills others with fear.  
 
But she too has mellowed and goes around asking people how are they.
 
*
 
An older man arrived at a soup kitchen with cut hands and clumps of hair missing from his beard. His younger Ice-addict girlfriend attacked him once again despite a restraining order said she wasn’t allow to attack or scream at him. He said he’s trying to get rid of her, but no one believes that story. He doesn’t use drugs, but he likes being around her.
 
*
 
Volunteers and paid employees of “non-profits” are told not to hug clients. But a pleasant female employee hugging a smelly horrible old man can beat a dozen hours of psychological treatment in raising self-esteem. Ever increasing behavioural rules create worse behaviour. It’s as if we’ve all gone crazy.
 
*
 
Soup kitchen clients are increasingly talking about deaths and serious permanent injuries from the mRNA replacement injections. Why doesn’t the government and pharmaceutical corporations publish monthly statistics of all deaths and their causes. This would dispel the belief that the mRNA and Astra Zeneca injections are causing deaths. Or, it would show otherwise.
 
31 October 2021
 

(above) That Christian alcoholic who was sleeping on the mattress under the Lions Club Rotunda at Gawler where Fred's Van provides a meal on Thursdays at 6:00pm. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

No Fred’s Van Salisbury for two weeks
 
Fred’s Van in the Salisbury Institute building has been cancelled for Sunday 31 October and Sunday 7 November due to damage caused by the hail storm last Thursday. With luck, they will be back on Sunday 14 November.
 
Too bad they don’t have the old outdoor van in reserve.
 
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station).
6:00pm Sunday. Free meal served inside the hall. The quality is excellent with much of it baked at the volunteers' homes, but the actual session is too rushed. Dirty toilets. Occasional fighting between rival gangs, but generally it’s the old people old people causing trouble accusing each other of being greedy. No I.D. required. No data entry into the Eternal Shame File, but huge government cameras in the foyer and dining room. Takeaway bags.
 
30 October 2021

A knife and blood at Elizabeth Fred’s Van
 
It isn’t clear what other damage Steve suffered, but his hands were “plastered up” from knife wounds. One observer said he’d suffered brain damage from being kicked after falling to the ground, but that is hard to determine as he’s into drugs. Steve lives in a tent at the homeless camp at the north-east corner of the Royal Australian Air Force base and beneath the bridge that crosses over the railway lines at Elizabeth.
 
Apart from “having a mouth on him”, which is a disadvantage in the homeless scene, Steve also had a knife, according to a reliable source. The problem for Steve was that after poking it into the chest of another man, the intended victim pulled it out and used it against Steve. That’s the story, anyway.
 
A witness said the police took 45 seconds to arrive and either Steve or the other man, or both, were loaded into two ambulances. The confusion arose as a third man, a white fella named Martin, said his arm had gone numb so he was hauled away to the hospital and treated for a suspected stroke.
 
None of this should be confused with another man taken from Fred’s Van by police the previous week. He’d shouted and screamed at a mother to control her children so she provoked him further to get others involved to support her. This proved unfortunate for a man who came to her rescue and after ten-minutes the police arrived. They slammed the complaining man to the ground then took him away.
 
The St Vinnies volunteers had already been uneasy with the Aboriginals drinking alcohol at the picnic tables outside the free meal café. They stopped drinking when told by the volunteers, but recommenced once they returned to the café kitchen. But in the end it turned out the black fellas were the least of their troubles.
 
Fred’s Van Elizabeth
St Vincent de Paul Centre, 8 Langford Drive, Elizabeth (near Elizabeth railway station).
12:00 noon Sundays. 6:00pm Wednesdays. Free. Quality homemade meals. No I.D. or registration required. Much improved takeaway bags plus takeaway from kitchen meal surplus. Nice crowd, usually. Orange Sky laundry from 5:00pm to 7:00pm every second Wednesday. Occasionally threatening, screaming, shoving and police sirens in distance.

30 October 2021

(above) Anti-poverty protesters on the steps of the South Australian Parliament a few days ago. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Peter Sandeman on the rampage
 
You can’t keep a good man down so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that former Anglicare Chief Executive Peter Sandeman has returned.

His new retirement-hustle is with the Housing Trust (HousingSA) as Director, Strategic Advice. What the hell does that mean?

Whatever, Minister of Housing, Michelle Lensink describes him in Indaily as having “…decades of experience, supporting people in need of housing and homelessness services,” and that he “brings this experience to the Authority at a time when we’re delivering nation-first, bold and much-needed reform, including our new homelessness alliances and driving innovation across the sector.”

Doesn’t this warm your heart? But didn’t Michelle describe Ian Cox as bringing bold new ideas to the Housing Trust after he jumped – or was thrown overboard – from the Hutt Street Centre? How many bold new ideas do we need?

And didn’t the Housing Authority check Peter’s resume? The Adelaide Zero Project didn’t do anything except introduce bold new ideas. Then it collapsed like a corpse slipping into the water despite Chair Louise Miller-Frost describing it as holding time? More like “holding water”.

And what about proclaiming that God would protect the Holden’s car factory as Elizabeth South? That Lazarus fellow might have returned from the dead, but it didn’t work with the factory?
One thing we know will happen is that the Housing Trust will regain the limelight. Peter Sandeman can hear a television camera tripod click open at 200 metres like a mother who can identify the cry of her baby in a crowded nursery.

And he’s got the Minister’s endorsement: “Peter’s commitment to achieving better housing outcomes for people who are experiencing disadvantage has been life-long.”
 
How is Peter going to achieve this? Good question. It appears he will start by kicking people out of Housing Trust homes, bulldoze them into vacant blocks and then use the money for intervention into trouble tenants’ lives.

This means cameras, lifestyle agreements, psychologists and medication. And asking them why they keep smashing the windows and torching the apartments.

Is this an ill-founded statement? Let the reader contact HousingSA or even Peter Sandeman and discover how they respond. Or contact Thomas Kelsall at Indaily who wrote the informative article on Peter Sandeman’s new appointment.

https://indaily.com.au/news/2021/10/27/former-anglicare-chief-joins-housing-trust/

Editor: This interpretation of Peter Sandeman’s appointment is written from the point of view of a homeless person being abused by staff in a HousingSA office. By all accounts, Peter Sandeman is an honourable man.

29 October 2021
 

Psychic Self-defence for homeless

From the anonymous contact page

Lets face it

facts are that homeless will be approached by buggers perpurtrators invaders psychos who are on the wrong side of the homeless law abiding citizen outcast

having been homeless in or out of housing for many decades i can offer this advice

when bugger comes to get in your face to make your life miserable

1. get ahold of scrap of paper or any flat surface item
2. make a dot in the rough centre that contrasts with scrap background
3. stare intently at dot until mind is focussed
4. direct and reflect with as much strength and power of mind as you can

BACK AT THE BUGGER WHO HAS GONE ON THE ATTACK
 
Anonymous
 
Early 29 October 2021
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(above) Mattress drying out in the Adelaide CBD West Parklands after catching a little rain. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Ex-Army man falsely imprisoned
​by Covid police

Police used a bus to put an ex-army man and others living in a Salisbury rooming house into quarantine at the Pullman Hotel at Hindmarsh Square. The Salisbury truck driver who had tested positive for Covid had been living there.
 
The ex-army man said the hotel was run by rude Indians and that he wasn’t allowed to leave the room for two weeks.  And that the food was cold, coffee rationed, $500 fines issued for smoking in rooms, residents arrested if they left the rooms and sealed windows that made breathing difficult. He added that he lost two weeks of pay and was reduced from being a permanent employee to one on probation. And he still had to pay two-weeks rent on the rooming house.
 
But what annoyed him was that, allegedly, the truck driver hadn’t been in the house when he’d claimed to be so the other residents shouldn’t have been put into quarantine. The ex-army man said the truck driver allegedly lied to cover-up where else he’d been during the night.
 
He said the police and HealthSA told him ― and this is paraphrasing ― that it didn’t matter if they’d erred on the side of caution and to hell with his civil liberties.
 
Early 28 October 2021

(above) The nets, the rubbish bin and the wall create a tiny sense of security for the person sleeping near the Hutt Street Centre that excludes those refusing to sign up for the Eternal Shame File. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

​The Dennis is alive and well
 
It is reported from the street that the police finally caught The Dennis driving his camper van after having his license suspended due to a heart attack and open-heart surgery.
 
He still reportedly lives in his stranded campervan, but won’t move into a nursing home or retirement complex. Dennis regularly updates his webpage nearly every day.
 
Another van camper said Dennis pushes a shopping trolley around the Adelaide CBD and that his beard has gone scraggly, all the better for panhandling to raise money for the pokies. Dennis doesn’t use drugs, but carries a syringe to counter anyone threatening him. He’s physically fragile, but his speech creates fear in others. He’s too smart, this ex-school teacher. He’s a fine example of how to live your last years rather than being injected, surveilled and plonked in front of TV in a nursing home.  
 
27 October 2021
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The Industry reluctant to publish latest homeless statistics

Once the pride and joy of the Adelaide Zero Project and the Don Dunstan Foundation, the homeless industry has become reluctant to publish the latest statistics on those living outside.
 
It is the end of October and the September figures are still being kept hidden. Nor does The Industry publish its secret statistics that it distributes only to insiders. The public gets the superficial figures.
 
Nor will The Industry say how the statistics are collected? Is it from the computers of increasingly reluctant “partners” or are the people living outside actually surveyed?
 
Most of what is happening is kept secret and we can’t trust any of them. That is the sad truth. Can anyone prove this statement wrong?
 
27 October 2021
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From the anonymous contact page

RE: "Little by little, sports groups like the South Australian Cricket Association (S.A.C.A.) have degraded the Adelaide CBD parklands by upgrading their clubrooms into commercial pubs and function centres."

Sad day in SA.
"That's not cricket..."
Better day on the way if poison or virus can reduce human cricket numbers.

But don't worry: Japanese say cricket bring Good Luck.

Buddha Buddha Buddha...
 
27 October 2021
 

(above) Chief Executive of Human Services SA and co-owner of Sparkke Hotel at Whitmore Square, Lois Boswell, has a plan to ship out these desert indigenous people camping near Veale Gardens in the Adelaide CBD South Parklands. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Lois Boswell’s new plan to get rid of the Aboriginals from Whitmore Square 

Chief Executive of the Dept. of Human Services SA , Lois Boswell, is planning to open a camp in the South Parklands near Greenhill Road. It will be a “…temporary multi-outreach case management service for Adelaide visitors from remote areas…safe space to tell yarns…the aim is to work with each individual to work on a plan with them…” She said this to Ali Clarke of ABC Radio Adelaide from whom she bought her house in Sturt Street near Whitmore Square.
 
Lois added that, “We have, uh, responding to Council and State government…” then realised she was saying they were kicking out the Aboriginals due to complaints so she switched to “…working together, but most importantly we’ve been working with elders and particularly elders from Kaurna and APY leaders to find solutions…”
 
One these elders was the “highly respected” Jeffrey Newchurch. He said he welcomes the staging camp in the parklands and that it is a “…tremendous step forward. Aboriginals working with Aboriginal people.’
 
What it appears to be is to inject the tribal Anangu Pitjantjatjara campers with the flu, Covid and mood stabiliser shots, make them sign papers to allow other agencies and departments access to their personal court and medical records, then put them on the Aboriginal bus to the Great Victoria and Gibson Deserts. Nice places, but not so much during the summer months.
 
When Ali Clarke asked Lois Boswell, ever so indirectly, how her efforts to stop the Communist Party feeding homeless people in Whitmore Square were going, near Boswell’s hotel and house, she responded disingenuously with: “I don’t actually know, to be honest.”
 
Actually, to be honest, Boswell can’t wait to get rid of the desert people and the Communist Party from Whitmore Square. And she is using sophisticated Adelaide Aboriginal bureaucrats trained in the white man’s ways to expel the tribal Pitjantjatjara people. Now what does that remind us from the early colonial days?
 
But there won’t be any killing unless the Covid shots cause havoc in the desert. And when they reach “Home” will they be put under a permanent quarantine stopping them from returning to Adelaide or will this Anangu crowd play their usual tricks and return when it suits them? The Pitjantjatjara are a clever mob.
 
https://eminetra.com.au/park-lands-hub-to-be-set-up-for-aboriginal-rough-sleepers/253892/
 
Early 26 October 2021
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(above) Special free event at Christies Beach organised by those in the Low-income Action Group who were either expelled or left the Anti-poverty Network. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

From the anonymous contact page

"Not read by those soon to be dragged into Lois Boswell's staging camp in the south parklands then shipped back to the desert."

har ye har ye har ye

har har har

ahwayz gude fer a gude laff

har har har
 
25 October 2021
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Fred’s Van at Semaphore
 
An Orange Sky Laundry volunteer was disappointed so few were using the free laundry service. Just Beck and Avatar living in a tent. Human Servies SA had shipped out her Arrernte clients who had been camping near the causeway. Another homeless white couple living there found a room in a drug house. How naïve are they?
 
We ate in the smaller dining room rather than the hall, but the tables were in a more accessible formation than in previous weeks. Nevertheless, there weren’t enough chairs so some ate outside while others got takeaway and disappeared.
 
The volunteers served sausages, meat pies, fried potatoes, horrible boiled frozen mixed-vegetables, bread and coffee in Cy Walsh mugs. Tomato sauce, salt and mill pepper were on the serving counter.
 
I avoided the meat and ate the vegetables while a bruised Aboriginal man ate the meat and boiled vegetables, but carefully left the string beans.
 
The takeaway bread from the bakery on Semaphore Road was still fresh. David Hobbs from Semaphore Hostel (Rudds) was dismayed when well-intentioned volunteers urged us to take iced doughnuts. Most residents at the hostel have psychiatric drug-induced diabetes and eating sugar harms them. “What are they trying to do to us?” the David said.
 
Every single person at the meal was deserving. Fred’s Van at St. Bede’s is a well-targeted service and worthy of donations.
 
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. or registration required. 6:00 pm Sunday. Free. Sit down meal in the main hall. Good days and bad days. Too rushed. Slightly rough and dangerous customers. Clean toilets. Mirrors. Lots of room. Some rude stuff. Occasional tipping over of tables and fighting, but usually calm. Free Orange Sky Laundry from about 4:30pm. Celebrities like Horse Trader Steve go there.

25 October 2021
 

Quite nice at Kilburn Fred’s Van
 
The courier brought that excellent soup from The Wine Centre in a Horse Trader Steve-sized van. Volunteers served a quality meat pasta bake or a vegetarian option with a decent salad and dressing along with bread and margarine plus cordial or coffee in those horrible Cy Walsh soft vinyl mugs.
 
There were only about 42 people there, but everyone was friendly as we’re the core client group out of another 100 who used to go there intermittently, but have disappeared.
 
The large confrontative man who threatens no one despite doing time in the slammer was there. He was a friend of Filthy Phil who played that bongo drum in front of the railway station on North Terrace before dying of throat cancer.
 
Harry, 83, who flew for Nevada Air Lines sat at our table. Alongside him was the man who brought up his two part-Aboriginal children after his wife died. He said that church ministers and priests may be highly qualified, but it doesn’t mean they know much about life. A 72-year-old said his body was riddled with blood clots and nothing could be done to fix them.
 
The takeaway bags included rotten celery and green potatoes that were dumped by clients on the trading table. One family got so much that the father said, “It will all go rotten.”
 
The Queen of Tarts watched the Bin Diving Lady with squinted eyes. They’d argued over a ten-kilogram bucket of yoghourt earlier in the year.
 
It was a pleasant meal though a little rushed.
 
Fred’s Van Kilburn
Kilburn Community Centre, 59 Gladstone Avenue, Kilburn. 7:00pm every Thursday. Sit down meals have resumed. Not so good takeaway bags at end of meal. Occasional fights. I.D. or registration not required except for Covid register. Orange Sky Laundry hasn’t been there recently, but might return. Meals improving. Good toilets. Decent Catholics. Nice clients.
 
25 October 2021
 

(above) Another man and woman camping at Port Adelaide while government welfare houses and units are knocked down and the land left vacant for years. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

On the Street
 
Lifepoint Church at Modbury purchased the recreation centre next door. They’ll move the children’s church, social welfare and administrative sections to the recreation centre then expand their current church building for massive Sunday services. Their current church holds about 500, but this is far too small for their congregation. This one suburban church gets more people on Sundays than St Paul’s and St Peter’s in the city combined. And these are the headquarter cathedrals for the Catholic and Anglican faiths.
 
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That Lord Mayor of Adelaide, Sandra “Call me Sandy” Verschoor must live in an X-File reality. She’s replacing grass with concrete footpaths in Whitmore Square then claiming it is “greening” the square. And after borrowing money for other silly projects, she wants to sell the City Volleyball court and carpark to pay off Council debts. It’s seems a surreptious move to transfer the city’s wealth from local to foreign ownership.
 
To be fair, she’s probably been promoted well above her capacities and does whatever the power behind the Mayoral throne tells her to do. Not exactly a Manchurian Candidate, more a puppet on a string.
 
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A free food venue woman in her late 70’s said she’d been born weighing three pounds when her parents were living in a German prisoner of war camp operated by the Nasty Nazis. She and her husband frequently miss the free food offering to go to Bible study.
 
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A man at a free food joint said he joins queues due to lonelinless. “Is that pathetic?” he asked. No one responded.
 
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Have you noticed that welfare joints don’t answer their phones? You might get an answering machine. This is a power manauever. It allows them to listen to your recorded speech then decide whether to respond. They call the shots and you don’t get to confront them with a question. Welfare is about power and making us play the role of supplicant.
 
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There ought to be Nuremberg 2 for the likes of Michael Buchan, Chief Executive of HousingSA (Housing Trust). He said they have 500 rentable houses and units, but aren’t renting them. After the trial, he should get a medal for honesty then his punishment.
 
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The most frightening image of the week was watching two boys spending two hours playing with their phones. Apart from one boy slumping further and further into his chair, they didn’t move a muscle during that time.
 
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A woman complained that a man followed her around a free food joint poking his penis into her backside. She said she could “feel him”. He later apologised, this being completely out of character, poking, that is, not the apologising. He works hard providing free food for us.
 
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A large homeless woman got stuck in the Freemason’s elevator at Port Adelaide two months ago. She was by herself. She said she has claustrophobia at the best of times.
 
Four of us also got stuck in the same elevator two years ago.
 
Instead of fixing the machine, the Masons recommend disabled people use the long flight of stairs. We can’t deny the Freemasons have a keen sense of humour.
 
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An 83-year-old from Fred’s Van Kilburn said the nurses at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital are downright hostile and shouldn’t be in the job. “But they saved my life from bronchial pneumonia,” he added.
 
24 October 2021

The Hutt Street Centre soft-sell
 
When you look at the Meals and Amenities page on the Hutt Street Centre website, you’ll read: “A safe space: No matter who you are or what your circumstances are, you are welcome here.” The page lists meals, showers, laundry and other basic services on offer.
 
When you phone, the story is slightly different. An employee might advise it is for those who are homeless and at risk of homelessness. What they rarely say is that I.D., registration and submission to interviews are required. They won’t say clients are expected to get with the program and must put their signature to documents they don’t understand.
 
This weeds out some of the drug junkies leaving it an actually safer place to be. The bad part is that it turns clients into barcoded products whose personal details are flogged to a database shared by all kinds of people working for government departments, “non-profits” and private businesses.
 
To continue getting government funding for their salaries, the employees must add to the Eternal Shame File every service you receive then upsell their support product with added extras to increase corporate turnover.
 
They don’t scream and yell when they land a new homeless client, but there is a group feeling of success similar to when a charity fundraiser phones you and you hear clapping and cheering in the background when someone agrees to a $30 a month deduction from their bank account.
 
That isn’t to say the client won’t be helped ―The Hutt Street Centre can organise many excellent services ― but it doesn’t appear to be quite what the “Meals and Amenities” and donation page implies. Those days of an unconditional service are long gone.
 
https://www.huttstcentre.org.au/seek-help/meals
 
24 October 2021
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(above) Homeless campers at Port Adelaide. The Council is rather ruthless towards homeless people, but the Ice dealers operate freely. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Pilgrim Church Sunday evening meal

From J.R.

I have to say pilgrims put on the best Christmas show of the lot.. They make a genuine effort. Some pretty lonely guys thoroughly enjoy rhe young hairdressers in hot dresses giving them haircuts. However its thier attitude and authentic Christmas joy that makes a bigger difference. That goes for 75% of all staff.

The normal sunday meals have a bad vibe, however the clients to exhausted and hungry to play up. But you can feel the tension.The volunteers are mostly genuine but gaurded and scared, i suspect they limit the food so people move on to freds van. The meals are small but nutricous. Only the crappy white bread a problem.

You get muses there though who dont need the food, and very canny getting the limited seconds and putting in take away containers. When pilgrims attract the genuinely hungry and is not a social thing.
 
Name and email supplied.
 
Pilgrim Church Hall Sunday meal in the City
12 Flinders Street, Adelaide (entry from back of church). Free. No I.D. required.
Open 5:30 pm each Sunday. New summer menu. Fresh food purchased by the parishioners plus tea and coffee. Healthy atmosphere. If you're quick you can run across Flinders Street to Fred's Van at 6:00pm. 
Ph (08) 8212 3295 for latest updates.
 
23 October 2021

Fake news from a biased corporate media
 
The Advertiser and Messenger Press recently published an article written by Lucy Rutherford on an Army soldier at the R.A.A.F. base north of Adelaide who assaulted his ex-partner and her new boyfriend. The article said the soldier had been a mental patient and charged with child molesting offences that had been withdrawn.
 
The other side of the story is that the soldier, Cody McDermott, was publicly arrested and shamed. He subsequently tried to commit suicide, which resulted in him being put into an induced coma for some days. After months in prison on the Edinburgh R.A.A.F. base, much of it in solitary confinement, charges were quietly dropped as the ex-partner had been lying.
 
With his career and life in ruins, he got access to his young child and upon returning the child to his ex-missus, Caitlyn Brown, discovered her in bed with a new man. She is a purported psychic who operates above the florist in Gawler. She couldn’t have had much insight or had she deliberately timed it that way and he responded like a fool and attacked them both. Now, he’s back in jail and facing a prison sentence or a stint in a psychiatric unit, but at least the child abuse charges have been withdrawn. Nevertheless, his career has been destroyed.
 
So why did Lucy Rutherford write such a biased unrepresentative article in the Messenger Press about this soldier? Did she actually do any research? Cody McDermott comes from an indigenous background and was the first in his family to finish school and begin a demanding career. So what was Lucy Rutherford up to in her fake narrative? Did she know the truth? How does she feel now?
 
23 October 2021

Heart and Soul hits the big time at Colonnades shopping centre

“Heart and Soul have all the normal cheap stuff which is great.
Free bread and fruit and veg plus everything else is $1.”
 
Heart and Soul free food
Monday to Friday at 10am to 2pm, 30 Fourth Street, Wingfield. Community Pantry at Colonnades shopping centre. No I.D. or registration required. Free fruit, vegetables, bread and odd groceries. Sometimes incredible. Other stuff for sale. They also do home delivered hampers at www.heartandsoulinc.com.au 
 
23 October 2021

From the anonymous contact page

what about homeless in publick housing ? what about homeless victims of publickins and their drug drunks and pubs (drunk drug dens) always fillin up on licker ? is publick housing really pubic hosing ? what about
 
Anonymous
23 October 2021
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(above) The owner boarded up the entrance area of this empty building on Melbourne Street, North Adelaide to prevent that homeless man returning with all his stuff. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Free hairdresser returns to St Bede’s at Semaphore

Trish Davids is now doing free hairdressing at St Bede’s on one or two Tuesdays a month from 8:30am to 10:00am. What a joy to have her back.
 
St Bede’s Semaphore Free Breakfast
200 Military Road, Semaphore (near Semaphore Road). Tuesdays 8:30am to 10:00pm. Closed Wednesdays. Free breakfast. No I.D. or registration required. Excellent table service. Toilets. Mirrors. Free fruit, vegetables and bread to take away. Strict Covid procedures. Harsh virus regulations. Table tennis and free clothing limited until after virus eases. ​The free hairdresser is for one or two days a month.
 
22 October 2021

Summer menu coming to Pilgrim Church
 
Thanks for including Pilgrim SNT on your blog of free food in Adelaide. Could you please correct the phone number to
08 8212 3295. We haven’t reached capacity since re-starting the program last month so publicity would be appreciated😊 On 31 October the ‘summer menu’ will start - cold meats and homemade salads followed by fresh fruit and cake. Many thanks Carol & Peter (SNT coordinators).
 
Pilgrim Church Hall Sunday meal in the City
12 Flinders Street, Adelaide (entry from back of church). Free. No I.D. required.
They’re back in action and open at 5:30 pm each Sunday. Fresh food purchased by the parishioners plus tea and coffee. Quite nice and if you're quick you can run across Flinders Street to Fred's Van at 6:00pm. Ph (08) 8212 3295 for latest updates.
 
22 October 2021
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New place at Christies Beach
 
Hi. I found out this week that free lunches are served on the second Thursday of each month from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm at the Noarlunga Uniting Church, which is at 23 William Road, Christie’s Beach. I have attached a photograph If a flyer about it. [Phone 0450 350 519.]
 
This is something that you can add to the list on the Adelaide Homeless Journal of free food available.
 
Name and email supplied. Thankyou.
22 October 2021

Julie Manning:
​coming to a home near you

You can’t say Julie Manning is slack. Her aim is to knock on every front door of every house in the northern suburbs. She works seven-days-a-week except while doing stints in prison or psychiatric wards. The police have prosecuted her so many times they’ve given up and often don’t respond to complaints about her.
 
Our Julie knocked on one 75-year-old woman’s front door and asked for help with her young children. How could anyone refuse? The only problem was there weren’t any children present. Just the men hiding in a car down the street.
 
Anyway, Julie reduced her request for help to a little laundry powder. That couldn’t be refused. The elderly woman invited her in while she went to the laundry for the detergent. When she returned, Julie was running from the front door with the old girl’s handbag. Within two hours she clocked up a $108 taxi bill on the old girl’s bank card.  
 
Sadly, for Julie, a neighbour recorded the flight on his camera and Julie ended up going to court over the matter. But she wasn’t going to let an old woman with Parkinson’s Disease get the better of her. This called for revenge. Julie began a campaign of torment including bricks and stones through the old girl’s windows until she fled to a nursing home.
 
But I could go on forever about Julie’s past exploits and those planned for the future. Like when she was rebuffed by another elderly woman in Elizabeth North. But this old girl had owned a factory with twenty employees so she knew tricksters on sight so gave Julie nothing. Well, was our Julie annoyed? Within a fortnight, half of the factory lady’s house went up in flames. It took a year to rebuild during which the Pensioners’ Insurance company put her into nasty hotels like Scotty’s on Main North Road at Prospect, the place where Julie’s friends went when they got kicked out of housing for spending all their money on drugs.
 
Yes, that’s our Julie Manning, coming to a house near you.
 
22 October 2021

(above) A flimsy tent used by a homeless person near Semaphore Park. The Port Adelaide Enfield Council has locked the gates stopping homeless people camping in their cars. Meanwhile, rentable Housing Trust and Anglicare houses and units sit empty. And the Chief Executives are paid fantastic salaries to administer this agenda. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

Beware of the microwave
 
A friend of The Old Guy brought two dead microwave ovens for the scrap collector who will remove the magnets from the diabolical magnetron that produces the deadly microwaves. Fitted together on a line, the magnets can be used for magnetic fishing. The scrap collector said the copper components bring in $11.50 a kilogram. And $4.50 a kilo for power cords including the PVC coating. Aluminium prices have skyrocketed due to governments shutting down smelters and foundries.
 
But pulling apart magnetrons from microwave ovens can be an injurious experience according to other scrap collectors who say you’ll face radiation and poison gas. Our man also collects egg cartons for a backyard producer. That sounds safer.
 
Another scrap collector named Ron left early as he feared he’d fight with Mick of Mick and Denise. Not that Mick was in any shape to fight. His left foot pointed sideways due to an industrial injury he’d sustained as a youth. But one observer said he turned his foot outward to attract sympathy. Nor was the hospital sympathetic the previous day, they told him to piss off.
 
Victory Church’s man-about-town and free BBQ volunteer said he sold his BMW SUV to a farmer for what he paid for it: $5500. We thought he was rolling in money, but the vehicle was no more than a nice looking junker.
 
Another volunteer said her husband might be getting his second leg chopped off by a surgeon.
 
The heroin addict wasn’t talking to the visiting dealer who is getting the cold shoulder from others in Pittman Park. The dealer now collects garbage and puts it in the park bins. She has a dual personality: dangerous and ruthless while kind and helpful. The addict is a surprisingly easy-going fellow. Not a dangerous felon at all, but never get between him and the juice.
 
Victory Church (Life Adelaide) at Salisbury
Free BBQ in Pittman Park on Commercial Road near where that woman was raped just before Christmas. 12:00 noon to 1:00pm. Sausages, onions, sauce on bread. Sometimes drinks, rice and used clothing. No I.D. or registration required. No seating except on fence. Not much, but a pleasant outing. It helps to act humble and shy at first then people will be friendly when they see you’re not greedy. Also, free breakfast 9:30 to 11:00am last Saturday of month.
 
21 October 2021

(above) A blanket covers a heap of garbage resembling a homeless person sleeping during the day in the Adelaide CBD parklands. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

(above) Desperate people do desperate things so someone has removed the blanket and used it to keep warm. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

 Homeless woman at Henley Beach

As Henley Beach is gentrified daily I see a homeless woman pushing a trolley with all her belongings sitting outside the new Vietnamese joint as it was a shady part of the square not the dodgy millions the Charles Sturt council spent doing the renovations in the square - in all the years I have lived here very rare have I seen homeless people down here - it reminded me of how we are becoming like the USA.
 
Name and email supplied
 
Editor: Angela lives similarly at Elizabeth with her shopping trolley of blankets.
20 October 2021
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Waltzing (into battle) (for) Matilda

Once a jolly pure blood
Camped at a vaccine hub
Under the shade of a coolabah tree
And she sang and she watched and waited for the fascists to boil
Who'll come and tell the Truth with me.

Medical freedom fighter Matilda, medical freedom fighter Matilda
You'll come a-freedom fighter Matilda, with me
She sang as she watched and waited 'to the fascists boiled,
you'll come a medical Freedom fighter Matilda, with me

Down came a jumbuck to inject the fascists poison
Up jumped the freedom fighter and grabbed him with glee,
and she sang as he shoved that real medicine into that jumbuck from her Tucker bag
you'll come a-medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me

Medical freedom fighter Matilda, medical freedom fighter Matilda
you'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me
She sang as he shoved that real medicine into the jumbuck from her tucker bag
You'll come a Freedom fighter Matilda, with me

Up rode Louis Boswells partner mounted on his thoroughbred,
Up rode the Gestapo, one, two, three,
What’s in that jolly jumbuck you've got from your tucker bag?
You'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me.

Medical freedom fighter Matilda, medical freedom fighter Matilda
You'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me
With the Real medicine in the jolly jumbuck you've got from your tucker bag?
You'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, you scoundrel with me.

Up jumped the freedom fighter and sprang into the billabong,
You'll never get me in a concentration camp, said she,
And her ghost may be heard as you pass by a hospital
you'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me.

Medical freedom fighter Matilda, medical freedom fighter Matilda
You'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me
her ghost may be heard as you pass by a hospital
You'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me.
Oh, you'll come a medical freedom fighter Matilda, with me.
 
From the anonymous contact page
Editor: The above is parody and does not constitute medical advice.
20 October 2021

Kindly Statement
 
From the anonymous contact page

Good Points about homelessadelaideaustralia.weebly.com :

Target statement up front
example: "Read by those living on mattresses near the Colonnades shopping centre at Noarlunga."

Anonymous Contact Page up front

Free Food Adelaide South Australia up front

Lots of clickable Links up front

Magnificent photos taken with obviously High-Quality camera

On the Street easy to read topics
 
Anonymous
 
20 October 2021
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(above) Dept. of Human Services SA Chief Executive and part-owner of Sparkke Hotel, Lois Boswell, operates a home-delivery food van yet wants to stop the Communist Party feeding homeless people across the street at Whitmore Square. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Is The Dennis dead or alive?
 
From the anonymous contact page
 
Sad to hear about Dennis the Menace. Would always stand up for someone wronged. Would always help a brother out. Is one of the good guys. There was lots of rumours about him, but his character did all the talking. Just before he got sick, he walked into a soup kitchen in the city and started cracking paedophile jokes. We thought he was on drugs, jokes funny butt. Not many reacted, kept their head down. we were in a notorious city church by the Catholics. Who do run the best Christmas show? Maybe the heart attack was an act of God/Satan telling him to shut the phuq up? It was endearing the way…Horse Trader Steve aka tranny protecting steve rallied the troops so his sh**** Italian camper was safe and his dogs. His illness sorted the men out from the girls.

What people never realised was Dennis standing up for others cost him. One Tuesday at Glenelg soup day, a ice freak tormented a mentally ill man. The victim told him to phuq off after he had enough. So evil avril Canaveral booted the victim and let the ice freak stay. Deniss the Menace spoke up and said what happened. So he got booted. He enjoyed Tuesdays, Glenelg, catching up with some people. But also he got Coles cards from them, fuel cards etc and lost that.

It was evil what evil avril canaveral did. Ice freak never removed..
 
Editor: Spelling corrected. Dennis lived in that huge old campervan with the faulty electrics and could be seen around the Adelaide CBD. 

Early 19 October 2021

Edit late 19 October: Horse Trader Steve has no knowledge of any of the above. 

​Edit: 27 October 2021:

The Dennis is alive and well
 
It is reported from the street that the police finally caught The Dennis driving his camper van after having his license suspended due to a heart attack and open-heart surgery.
 
He still reportedly lives in his stranded campervan, but won’t move into a nursing home or retirement complex. Dennis regularly updates his webpage nearly every day.
 
Another van camper said Dennis pushes a shopping trolley around the Adelaide CBD and that his beard has gone scraggly, all the better for panhandling to raise money for the pokies. Dennis doesn’t use drugs, but carries a syringe to counter anyone threatening him. He’s physically fragile, but his speech creates fear in others. He’s too smart, this ex-school teacher. He’s a fine example of how to live your last years rather than being injected, surveilled and plonked in front of TV in a nursing home.  
 

Hamper season officially begins
 
LifePoint Church at Modbury has begun taking names for their excellent Christmas hampers. Applicants need to be regular clients or have an excellent sad story.
 
Most other places don’t begin taking orders until the first week of November then close their books two weeks later. It’s a tight window of opportunity.
 
Lifepoint Church Modbury
Corner of Milne Road and McIntyre Roads, Modbury North. Ph Julie on 0403 865 740 to go on the free alert list. Free barista coffee, cake and bag of arguably the best bread and vegetable giveaway in Adelaide 10:00am to 12:00 noon every second Thursday during school terms. Health Care Card or I.D. required. 
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19 October 2021

(above) Smashed window at Playford Corp of Salvation Army in Elizabeth East. There has been relatively little damage done to the building since the big fire a few years ago. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

Piano Player Wayne at the R.A.H.
 
Something was wrong with Piano Player Wayne. He had repeated falls while transferring from his waterbed to a wheelchair. Doctors sawed off his left leg two years ago. He went to the Royal Adelaide Hospital last week.
 
Wayne said they put him in the Covid ward that didn’t have any virus patients. When a Covid patient does arrive, everyone in the ward will be transferred to other wards. What it did have were Aboriginal patients. A nice mob from interstate. There were four at first then another eight turned up. They must have been on the mend because they screamed and fought and threw things around.
 
Wayne said security guards handcuffed some to their beds, but nursing staff were still punched and spat on. He said they walked off the ward and after a big argument with management they returned, but still suffered abuse from the patients. Wayne was not happy with his short stay at the R.A.H.
 
Nor is Wayne happy living in the Housing Trust apartments across from Prince Alfred College. The rich kids aren’t any problem, but his fellow tenants are big trouble.
 
Last week, there was a fight in the carpark involving a hammer. Last month, Wayne was evacuated when the apartment above him was torched. Wayne’s missing leg and underlying health problems makes it hard for him to move about. He’s asked for a transfer, but the Housing Trust is indifferent. He’s not a drug dealer, arsonist or totally insane so is ignored. Perhaps he should give them the miss.
 
Meanwhile, two of his carers have allegedly disappeared with part of his N.D.I.S. funding leaving him with inadequate money so his support hours have been reduced. And one of his supervising social workers was served with a court order for giving “wrong information” about Covid. And another one prohibited his junior Carers from buying cordial and “cooking wine” for him. Wayne is dependent on his Carers for shopping so the N.D.I.S. has control over his life.
 
But things aren’t totally miserable for Wayne. He says he routinely sacks his N.D.I.S. employees including his Plan Manager. He says he’s on No. 6 so far. And that one has “got a few weeks left and that’s that. I’ll find someone else.” He adds that, “I weed the bad boys out. It gives me something to do. It keeps me happy.”
 
The story has a happy ending.
 
18 October 2021

Outside Piano Player Wayne’s Housing Trust complex
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYuXsFMyLuU 
18 October 2021

(above) Orange Sky Laundry helps some homeless people, but one might question the location of their vans such as next to a bus stop at Whitmore Square. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

On the Street
 
Avatar and Beck said they’d taken 18-months being homeless to get accepted by the Western Adelaide Homeless Service at Port Adelaide. They finally moved from Category 3 to Category 1 on the Housing Trust waiting list meaning waiting time had gone from eternity to 1 to 3 years.
 
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Volunteers called the police on Avatar two weeks ago after he shouted and slammed a door at Fred’s Van Semaphore. That’s all it takes nowadays.
 
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St Bede’s Anglican church has taken down the ‘No Parking’ signs in the back carpark. Everyone ignored them including former Minister for Housing, Terry Hemmings.
 
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The Port Adelaide Enfield Council has placed huge demands on Lighthouse City Mission before the latter is allowed to operate as a homeless service.
 
The Council also kicked out the artist who lived in the flat above the CK Hub in St Vincent Street saying the floor wasn’t fireproof. The building across from the Council chambres was built in the 1800’s, but could have been fitted with sloping outdoor fire stairs.
 
Health and Safety regulations have become a repressive tool.
 
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Two sunburnt white fella men loaded blankets into their car at the Jewish and Catholic gate of the West Terrace Cemetery where the black fella desert people camp. The men spoke in that way homeless people do. They enunciated their words by missing the first and last sounds of each word making their speech almost unintelligible. Their eyes were downcast and they whispered. This, along with social paranoia, are features that we develop after becoming homeless.
 
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Adelaide Mayor Sandra “Call me Sandy” Verschoor urges government action on “climate change”, but continues to de-green the Adelaide parklands with the concrete passive surveillance car lane-sized jogging footpath replacing the grass on Whitmore Square.
 
Even worse, Council employees continuously rip out undergrowth and large bushes in the wider parklands thus reducing privacy for homeless campers.
 
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Shane Whelan is talking about leaving One Care SRF at Woodville West. He says a resident plays loud music all night and every night and the manager won’t do anything about it.
 
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Nordburger on Port Road at Hindmarsh is not happy with Puddle Jumpers clients using their toilets. Puddle Jumpers locks their single toilet telling clients it is either out-of-order or reserved for Puddle Jumpers staff. Why is this excellent free grocery, coffee and meal service sabotaging its reputation?
 
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UnitingSA has introduced shame boards in its offices showing which employees have had the Covid injection and who hasn’t. The Western Adelaide Homeless Service asks clients if they’ve had the Covid and Flu shots and enter this information into their Eternal Shame File.
 
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Victory Church (Adelaide Life) continues with its plans to open a Thursday evening free meal in the Salisbury Council Citadel. The church doesn’t collect data for the Eternal Shame File.
 
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Surprise, surprise. The government is saving QR Code records despite saying they’d destroy them after 28 days. The paper files are rarely recorded onto a database, too much effort. They’re thrown into a drawer and pulled out only if the locations has been declared an infection site. Whatever, you can’t trust the government on anything.
 
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The homeless man and woman living in their tent in a Port Adelaide park have moved into a Housing Trust joint rented by two other soup kitchen people. Housing Trust rules allow them to be guests for a certain period, then they must leave for 24-hours before returning.
 
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The crowds of people gathered around tables covered with white table cloths in the shaded parkland behind the Botanic Park dwarf the homeless crowd who have to slink away from their sites each morning whether they feel like it or are sick.
 
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A soup kitchen man said that when he called the police about someone holding a knife to his throat, the police call-centre man told him to take his medication, go to bed and see his psychiatrist in the morning.
 
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Conversations about vaccines at free food venues has become heated. Those who had have the shots are scathing towards those who haven’t. The abstainers have become the minority and are on the defensive.
 
17 October
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Court shuts down Matilda Bawden 
 
Meanwhile, an underground movement has formed in Adelaide that promotes treatments used successfully against Delta in India instead of the scientifically proven vaccines that save lives in Adelaide - and cripple a few - to which, for the latter, it is semi-illegal to voice an opposing opinion. While the court prevents Matilda from talking about alternative treatments to her Care clients, she is still legally allowed to talk about her beliefs outside the job. 

Link below to heroic Channel 7 staff - with their editing - interviewing Bad Bawden.

https://www.facebook.com/7NEWSAdelaide/videos/adelaide-social-worker-matilda-bawden-banned-from-giving-covid-advice/583442632706069/
 
17 October 2021

Red Geronimo visits Salisbury Ark
 
They surprised us with a dine-in meal not well attended as most clients gave up from the Covid paranoia.
 
Such luminaries present were The Virus Lady, Mick of Mick and Denise, Lisa, The Old Guy, Red Geronimo, Old Val, Sharon, the woman being stalked by a European Family and Becky. Cambodian Jenny and Stormy Summer’s retired bodyguard were missing.

There has also been a dwindling of church elders attending the monthly social meal. Some say it is the virus and others say they are sick of being around people who don't wash properly and act crazy.
 
They served chicken with gravy and a non-meat pasta bake. The Covid Marshall reminded diners to wear the mask when walking around the room then taking it off while sitting at the tables. This created some anger, but these are the rules enforceable by 3000 police with pepper spray and plastic bullets with Chief Medical Officer Nicola Spurrier and Police Commissioner Grantly Stevens making the decisions.
 
Lutheran Ark Salisbury
Salisbury Lutheran Church (The Ark), Cnr Winzor Street and Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury.
Ph 8281 2976. Free indoor dining 5:00pm sharp one Saturday each month. 2021dates are 30 Oct, 27 Nov, 18 December. No I.D. required. Civilised diners and staff. Best to arrive at 4:30pm. Interesting guests. Intelligent church volunteers. Decent food. 

17 October 2021

(above) Homeless person's bedding left on Halifax Street near the apartment of Satu Teppo, the Finnish Acting Director of the Don Dunstan Foundation. What appears negligence may be a carefully thought-out place to leave bedding during the day. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021.)

The fake shortage of Care workers
 
A client at Fred’s Van working as a care worker for old people said the media stories of not enough disability and elderly care workers was false. She said they’d been reduced from 80 hours work a fortnight to 40. She earns $26 an hour with no holiday pay.
 
She said that jobs were allocated like a Hunger Games episode where they have to watch their phones continuously and when a job is listed press the button before another person does. And the winner might be driving or catching a bus to a job then get a message to say it has been cancelled and then not get paid for travelling time.
 
She said this engineered false shortage was being promoted to justify bringing in foreign workers in preparation for an expected rush of work from Covid cases when the borders are opened.
 
16 October 2021

Stevo’s at Sefton Park quite rich
 
An insider says the Three Helens put on a good brunch because the church is filthy rich. The insider says the Enfield Uniting church rents the carpark to the shopping centre so it has a solid inflow of money.
 
The insider said the Three Helens now offer a fortnightly free hamper containing a few cans of food, but that it is bought from the store rather than stuff thrown out.
 
But it’s a miracle if you can contact them by phone.
 
Enfield Uniting Church (Stevo's)
corner of Park Street and Main North Road, Sefton Park. (next to Target).
Ph (08) 7120 7837.
10:00am to 12 noon. Tuesdays. Only during school terms. Best to arrive early. Free. No I.D. or registration required for the Eternal Shame File. Free brunch, takeaways and games. They dislike gossip as this has started fights that ended badly. Interesting recently released criminals who talk in a filthy way. They have both emergency food parcels and a regular hamper every two weeks for diners. Phone or apply on Tuesdays only because they answer their phone only on Tuesday mornings.
 
16 October 2021

(above) Lois Boswell suggests the free Sunday food van at Whitmore Square makes the homeless tribal Aboriginals dependent. Using the same logic, doesn't her Sparkke hotel across the street create a dependency with residents of "The Beast"? (pictured above) Perhaps Lois doesn't mean the Communist Party food van creates a "dependency", but that it "attracts" the Aboriginals. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

No-go for Tablet Lady
 
Orange Sky Laundry at Semaphore Fred’s Van wouldn’t wash the Tablet Lady’s quilt and other bedding. An operator said it was too big and wouldn’t get “wet enough”. So the machines stayed empty for the rest of the shift.
 
This is typical of welfare services turning people away. To be fair, the Tablet Lady arrived a little late. Orange Sky itself should begin later and end later. Management should take a careful look at their services and determine what is best for the clients.
 
The underclass hate using Orange Sky, the evidence being that their services are not overwhelmed. The machines are too small ― dole machines ― and should be larger so homeless clients can ram everything in and get it over with. Clients should be left to their own judgement what can fit into a machine otherwise Orange Sky is inflicting another acquired-helplessness death of a thousand cuts.
 
“They’re always late,” a client commented when the Fred’s Van St Bede’s doors didn’t open at six o’clock. There were 32 of us waiting when they finally opened. This included a man from Port Augusta and two Arrernte women from The Alice. The volunteers should arrive earlier so they aren’t so rushed and let us in earlier for instant coffee in the Cy Walsh soft vinyl blue mugs.
 
Volunteers shouted in panic when the doors did open. And more shouting when an old man asked for a no-meat dish. The meal was chicken, lettuce and cous-cous with sultanas plus heated garlic bread. Tepid coffee was served, but clients had to ask for it and everything was moving so fast that few had time. I sat with an American, Horse Trader Steve, Peter the Librarian and Shane Whelan. They were informative and entertaining people and the meal was terrific. But after fifteen minutes I looked around and 80% of the diners had gone.
 
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. or registration required. 6:00 pm Sunday. Free. Sit down meal in the main hall. Good days and bad days. Too rushed. Slightly rough and dangerous customers. Clean toilets. Mirrors. Lots of room. Some rude stuff. Occasional tipping over of tables and fighting, but usually calm. Free Orange Sky Laundry from about 4:30pm. Celebrities like Horse Trader Steve, Peter the Librarian and David Hobbs go there.
 
Second Editor
15 October 2021

(above) Would-be Mayor Shaun Reardon put fliers in Elizabeth East mailboxes, but when when we arrived he turned away. One former Councilor said the outdoor meeting was in aid of getting rid of Mayor Glenn Docherty and Councilor Marilyn Baker. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Volunteer cooks
​refuse to eat their own food

Volunteer cooks at the Prospect Church of Christ free lunch every Monday bring their own lunch, usually from Subway.
 
According to an insider, the church is incredibly poor and can hardly pay the rent on the building. It allows ten-dollars expenses to provide a meal for fifty people. The ingredients are from whatever Second Bite and Food Bank provide.
 
Church of Christ Prospect
379 Prospect Road, Blair Athol (near the IGA) ph 8262 6263. 11:00am to 1:30pm. Mondays. Free. Closed on Public Holidays, but stays open during school holidays. No I.D. required. Dining-in Monday lunch. Bring your own coffee mug and they will supply sandwiches. Centrelink card and application form required for extra stuff. Orange Sky from 11:00am to 1:30pm on Mondays. Decent toilets. Really poor church. They rent the building.

14 October 2021

(above) Hackney Lodge (Romilly House) on the corner of Hackney Road and North Terrace, Adelaide, boarded up after intrusion from graffiti painters. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Back doors and windows boarded-up. Intruders should respect empty buildings for their history and safety they provide for homeless people. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Memories lost in time and space at Hackney Lodge. Camelot was a split-second in eternity. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Rudi Bodonyi spent some time and money locking out vandals and others, but a few of the old hands know of the secret entrance. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Rudi Bodonyi's bedroom at Hackney Lodge. Too many strangers in that bed since the old man left the building. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Remotes from the televisions in each room at Hackney Lodge. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Sign in the hallway at Hackney Lodge. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Windows smashed after the owner, Rudi Bodonyi, boarded up the lower windows and doors at Hackney Lodge near The Wine Centre. Broken windows could represent the broken dreams of those from the pre-digital age. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

Fred’s Van Semaphore
 
Avatar and Beck did their laundry with the Orange Sky truck in the driveway. David Hobbs from Rudd's Hostel said he liked Orange Sky being there. It gave St Bede’s a carnival atmosphere. David was right, they are a positive influence.
 
The man to whom someone wrote paedophile on his fence wasn’t there. He’d been seen, according to another client, with a cut mark across his throat. A woman with her kids drove into the carpark with a steaming radiator.
 
The door opened ten-minutes late. There were only three volunteers. The tables were in the smaller dining room rather than the hall. There weren’t enough chairs so eight or nine diners ate outside on the benches made from melted plastic bags in memory of the St Bede’s hairdresser, Steve Davids. Two homeless people got takeaway and left. Avatar stayed outside as he’d been kicked out the previous week for slamming a door and shouting, something like that, I could be wrong.
 
My meal was bread and water, almost. Actually it was a bread roll and coffee as everything else contained bits of meat. The coffee was served in those blue soft vinyl Cy Walsh-compatible cups and not hot enough to be used as a weapon.
 
Diners ate and ran so quickly that when the ice-cream cones were handed out, two-thirds had left, the second week in a row this had happened.
 
When it was over, the woman with the dry radiator was helped by Avatar and Beck, both homeless. Avatar found the problem of a broken water pipe that was fixed by the RAA later. Beck took care of the woman’s youngest child, a baby. Beck worked in childcare for 15 years before becoming long-term homeless.
 
By then the building was in darkness. Everyone except us had left and then we left and the melted-down plastic bag benches and verandah became the domain of lost souls wandering the night.
 
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. or registration required. 6:00 pm Sunday. Free. Sit down meal in the main hall. Good days and bad days. Too rushed. Slightly rough and dangerous customers. Clean toilets. Mirrors. Lots of room. Some rude stuff. Occasional tipping over of tables and fighting, but usually calm. Free Orange Sky Laundry from about 4:30pm. Celebrities like Horse Trader Steve go there.

13 October 2021

HELL, I AM HERE

From the anonymous contact page
 
"Living" in homeless housing (hell).

Had been taking care of a brushtail possum I named Yoda, feeding plenty fruit, giving respect honour.

Today found Possie Yoda dead and placed conspicuously near garbage bins so plenty would see body.

Yeah, many possies are killed by cars, but badass biker shit neighbour was whooping up a war cry in exaltation in early morning hours.

Pretty tough living in public housing being transformed into prison hotel housing.

Oh well, that's hell.

P.S. Could have been spy agency also.
 
Gilberton Housing Trust
13 October 2021

(above) The Charles Sturt Council claim they lock the men's toilets on the West Lakes shore at Semaphore Park during the night due to vandalism. That isn't the truth. They lock them due to the Dog Society doing dirty stuff during the dark hours. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021)

(above) In response to being locked out of the toilets at night, the Dog Society males use the women's toilets that are left open. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Tennis star, Lleyton Hewitt, lived nearby until relocating to the Bahamas to reduce his tax burden. Julie Mann and Sue Koumidis produced their rude photograph on the shore near the toilets though they are not part of the Dog Society. They are better than that. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

Cos We Care needs new van
 
Cos We Care is looking for a new refrigerated food van similar to what they currently operate, which is refrigerated. Their fleet of old clunkers look nice, but have up to 500,000 kilometres on the clock and cost a fortune to repair.
 
Cos We Care’s constitution forbids volunteers and directors from profiting so everyone is unpaid. Some volunteers work 50 hours a week. Cos We Care along with Our Street Family Matters and Fred’s Van are the most successful groups in attracting homeless and desperate people rather than grifters.
 
Cos We Care generally operates on donations rather than government grants so they don’t collect personal data for government departments. This is why they attract genuinely homeless people and are trusted by those living on the street.
 
Cos We Care City
Corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace, Adelaide. Either outside St Andrew’s medical centre or on the grass. 7:30 - 9:00am Sunday. Free. No I.D. or registration required. Clients include genuine homeless people. Hot food and coffee, fruit and vegetables, cereal, frozen milk, used clothing. Occasional yelling and screaming and surprisingly pleasant extras. Also on Saturdays in Carpark 1, Fremont Park, Yorktown Road, Elizabeth from 7:30 – 9:00am. All their workers are unpaid volunteers. They also operate a school free lunch program and supply food to domestic violence victims on the run.
 
12 October 2021

Mick of Mick and Denise pays off $6000 legal bill

Mick of Mick and Denise finally paid off his $6000 lawyer bill. That’s why he’s been unable to feed himself and his two monster dogs, birds and stray cats.
 
His lawyer bill originated from having to defend himself after Denise accused him of hitting her with a broom handle. Denise got her Western Australia police officer brother to push her case. Mick nevertheless won the case and is still friends with Denise.
 
A volunteer at the Victory Church free BBQ wore a mask and coughed  so we laughed and said she had the deadly virus. She didn’t. A heroin addict wasn’t disappointed when his dealer failed to arrive with the product. The crowd was larger than normal and we’re already talking of charity Christmas hampers and special celebratory meals. But there won’t be anything at Anglicare Food Barn that has closed down their breakfasts and lunches.
 
The Victory Church volunteers at the BBQ appear normal. They’ve been tradesmen and public servants. I had thought people in those type of churches were all crazy or at least had been crazy, but had recovered. The free BBQ gives them an opportunity to be kind, which is hard in today’s tense and paranoid society.
 
Victory Church (Life Adelaide) at Salisbury
Free BBQ in Pittman Park on Commercial Road near where that woman was raped just before Christmas. 12:00 noon to 1:00pm. Sausages, onions, sauce on bread. Sometimes drinks, rice and used clothing. No I.D. or registration required. No seating except on fence. Not much, but a pleasant outing. It helps to act humble and shy at first then people will be friendly when they see you’re not greedy. Also, free breakfast 9:30 to 11:00am last Saturday of month.
 
12 October 2021
 

(above) A tiny tent in the parklands near the West Terrace cemetery. The homeless crowd would build self-managing shanty towns if the government didn't suppress them. A shanty is healthier than a busy city footpath. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

From the anonymous contact page

Hi there ,

I own a hairdressing salon in Findon as I am wanting to help with free haircuts once a month . Just wanting to know how to get involved .

Thankyou.
 
Name and address supplied.
Editor: That sounds wonderful. I’ve sent you some details of places where the clients would welcome you. And I need a repair job on the five-dollar haircut from FaithWorks at Blair Athol. 

11 October 2021

From the anonymous contact page

Just as a matter of Curiosity : are there any paintings of the word / name of **** at the Hackney Lodge (Romilly House) ?

***** [is] a famous signature back street artist producer in Adelaide and nearby Adelaide Hills.
 
Curiousity Cat
 
Second Editor: I essentially retired in 1984 after "adjusting with spray paint" 440  billboards advertising tobacco and alcohol. How I was never caught is an enduring mystery in my mind. I have since used graffiti as a weapon during 16 unemployment rehabilitation courses. 
 
11 October 2021

From the anonymous contact page

Saturday 9 October 2010 about 1700 (5 p.m) at Rundle Mall near Kingw William Street

Older man laying in pool of blood

Police closely questioning bearded Boy sitting on nearby bench.

Plenty passersby.

NOT A WORD FROM NEWS MEDIA.

Is there an anti-elder anti-aged agenda?

And especially against homeless elderly who cannot afford the Syndicate housing market
 
From No Crimes

Editor: The government profits when we live in fear of each other. Witness, the Plandemic. 
11 October 2021

(above) St John's Youth Service at 110 Waymouth Street, Adelaide where the murderer of Kim Chow lived after moving out of Lois Boswell's house near Whitmore Square. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) Kim Chau's murderer lived at St John's Youth Centre in Waymouth Street for drug-addicted young adults. He went from there to his old abode of Lois Boswell's house where he stabbed Kim Chau 80 times. The killer will return to court this month. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

On the Street
 
A Western Adelaide Homeless Service employee said she has little options for homeless people other than to refer them to Catherine House, St Vinnies Night Shelter or Aboriginal Housing where, she admits, they already have a waiting list.
 
“You feel like shit,” she said, of sending people to those places.
 
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There is a government-funded tenancy support service for people facing eviction from Anglicare properties and subsequent homelessness in the Elizabeth area. It is operated by Anglicare.
 
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An African man received two brand new washing machines when he moved into the Anglicare units at Elizabeth. He left one on his verandah for three months then one day it was gone. He said he hasn’t a clue where it went and doesn’t seem bothered.
 
*
 
Margot Casey said someone torched a unit in her Housing Trust building on Portrush Road, Burnside. Local rich folk have been trying to get rid of the Housing Trust complex for decades.
 
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Sandra “Call me Sandy” Verschoor may not be senile. She spoke as if she’d gone daft at that crooked homeless conference at the Adelaide Convention Centre two or three years ago. But she’s firing on all neurons talking about money and building a 20-story building on Pinky Flat, across the Torrens river from the Convention Centre. And she’s careful not to say who wants to invest in the structure. Maybe her Bank of China admirers? Maybe dirty money? Does Adelaide need another empty building?
 
This isn’t to say that “Call Me Sandy” is corrupt. There isn’t any evidence or even accusations. But she is heavily influenced by “development” interests.
 
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A druggie woman at a homeless camp shouted to her boyfriend: “Get some more money so I can buy drugs.” The dealer visits every few nights with the product: cash on delivery.
 
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An N.D.I.S. client didn’t answer the door when a cleaner knocked so she phoned the police to do a welfare check. He was furious.
 
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A homeless woman returned to her camp at Port Adelaide as another woman at the next camp casually had a bowel movement in a bucket. They are being reduced to animals in a land of plenty.
 
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Megaphone Man regretted shouting through his megaphone that The Wooden Man living in a Julia Farr house at Semaphore Park was a drug dealer. The Wooden Man told him his lawnmowing customers had sacked him and that he was fleeing the area and that he had stopped dealing in dope.
 
“I take it all back,” Megaphone Man said nearly a year later after watching The Wooden Man in action around Semaphore Park.
 
 
An N.D.I.S. contractor took a client on a 235km return day trip to visit a relative. The contractor bought the client breakfast at Mount Compass then cooked another meal for the client and his relative at Goolwa. 
 
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Drug dealers pointed a laser light at Megaphone Man’s spy cameras during a night deal at Semaphore Park.
 
*
 
Chinese-owned Alinta Energy phoned a disabled man saying they’ll put him on Life Support electricity tariff at half price. They’ll also halve his $14,000 bill to $7000. The Alinta debt collector asked if perhaps he could pay a small amount per week. The invalid man said, “No and not in the future. If anything, it could get worse.”
 
The disabled man later became distressed in the Chinese-owned Port Plaza shopping centre when he saw a stranger paying her electricity bill. He wanted to advise her to refuse to pay it, but said people just don’t listen to his advice.
 
10 October 2021

(above) When living outside it is useful to have multiple camping refuges with carefully hidden bedding. This should be acquired from charities and stored in waterproof camouflaged bags. Never spend your money on that which easily disappears. Being homeless is a full-time job and requires constant updating of knowledge and tactics. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

From the anonymous contact page

Haven't seen much of African Queen Pinkie Flat in or near Whiskey Square.

Have tribal mob exacted traditional conservative ancient bush law?
 
9 October 2021
​

Food van gets bogged in churchyard
 
That old guy who talks religion non-stop lay on a double-sized air mattress placed on the concrete floor of the Lion’s Club rotunda. A two-litre cask of white wine lay next to his clothing and bedding.
 
The Fred’s Van food van got bogged in the churchyard so everything arrived in the back of a volunteer’s SUV except the warmish water for coffee.
 
All the food contained meat so I ate two doughnuts and two decent polished apples. I counted 32 clients though the man who is kicking out his Ice-addicted girlfriend said there were forty. DeWayne and another man weren’t there due to tension arising from a new wave of younger clients.
 
Diane said the AstraZeneca shots had aggravated the blood clots in her ankle, but her doctor said not to worry as they weren’t going anywhere. An even older man said the shots hadn’t bothered him at all. A third man said you’d be a fool not to get the vaccines. I said, “Uh,uh,uh.”
 
A fourth man said he’d banged on local M.P., Tony Piccolo’s office window shouting that money should go for hospitals and not car racing. He said Tony smiled and waved to him.
 
This same man said he’d sent naked women photos to a friend dying in hospital from a diabetic-induced gangrene. He wanted to cheer up the dying man whose sister asked him to stop sending any more photos as they depressed her brother. A surgeon had chopped off his testicles.
 
We talked about Area 51, the Kapunda children’s cemetery, fossicking, diabetes, Ice-addicted girlfriends, bad landlords, bad food, gym exercising and gangrene. Amazingly, some people there didn’t know about the Salt Church free food giveaway in Gawler South at 3:00pm the same day.
 
Gawler Fred’s Outdoor Food Van
Pioneer Park, Horrocks/Lyndoch Road, Gawler (opposite the Visitor Centre)
Thursdays 6:00pm. Soup, hotdogs, sandwiches, coffee, takeaway bread.
Under the Lions Rotunda during wet weather. Clients and staff more polite than in the city though police sometimes called to stop fights. No I.D. or registration required. Usually, really nice. Food ranges from good to fair. Sandwiches not enough filling. Coffee could be hotter.
 
9 October 2021
 

"Red Geronimo"
​
From the anonymous contact page

The great American resistance fighter of the Negev Desert Sinai southwest of Arizona and Mexico had an American name of "Goyathlay" or "Goyaałé" or "Goyathle".

Geronimo or Jeronimo was a Kathlick name translating to Saint Jerome and was often assigned to Americans of both South and North America under Spanish rule.

Kathlicks were extreme in their cruelty to Americans in these areas, often using Americans for slaves at the Spanish silver and gold mines.

Soon the once-docile Americans were transformed into the most fierce and able guerilla fighters America has ever witnessed.

Americans are a COMPLETELY SEPARATE Race, a COMPLETELY SEPARATE Culture from those who have invaded and destroyed America.

http://www.native-languages.org/definitions/goyathlay.htm
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Goyaa%C5%82%C3%A9
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geronimo
 
9 October 2021

Pork chops and Pepsi: a nasty story
 
https://www.bitchute.com/video/R9yfsuuyvqpi/
 
9 October 2021
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(above) The rundown carport area of the Holbrook HousingSA complex at Brooklyn Park. Apart from the buildings renovated for the Hutt Street Centre junkies, the complex has a depressing feel. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

Hope Chapel Food Truck at Gawler
 
DeWayne works at the Barkuma sheltered workshop at Elizabeth South. said local M.P. He gets up at 5:00am and catches the first of two buses at 6:30am to arrive at 8:00pm. His current job is placing vehicle clutches into boxes. He said they pay him $70 for working a four-day week.
 
DeWayne said Tony Piccolo is the only politician who listens to people and gets things done. He said Tony stopped the football club from playing loud music until 3:00am and which had been keeping him awake.
 
Drug dealers and clients stay away because the Hope Chapel food truck that has eight or nine volunteers to serve 25 or 30 clients most of who are anti-drug. Such odds don’t suit the dealers. Ice addicts and their pushers have a keen sense of what they can get away with and what they can’t. An exception was when Mark Arstall visited St Bede’s Anglicare breakfast to bully an old man. He hadn’t gauged the joint properly and was surprised when other clients back the old man.
 
A young man and woman living in a caravan in a front yard approached the Hope Chapel truck on their most recent visit to Bacton Reserve, but returned to their caravan. Marginal housing creates fear and uncertainty so even the simplest of everyday actions become problematic.
 
Five or six children played in the enclosed playground next to the dining chairs. Hope Chapel had created safe environment with healthy conversations and healthy food without the unhealthy requirement of signing in to the Eternal Shame File.
 
Gawler Hope Chapel Food Truck
Currently at Bacton Reserve, Bacton Street, Evanston, but sometimes on corner of Myall and Britten Streets, Gawler West. Phone Rebekah on 0430 085 748 because they frequently change locations. Nice people. 1st Friday of each month at 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Varied meals with decent instant coffee. Fresh food, nothing from Second Bite, Oz Harvest or FoodBank. Tables and chairs and a generator on the grass. Child friendly.  Free. No I.D. or registration required. Safe. No Ice Dealers present or welcome. No I.D. required and they don’t collect names for the Eternal Shame File. MP Tony Piccolo frequently visits and talks to people. 
 
8 October 2021
 

(above) A simple bench in a secluded area of the Adelaide CBD parklands can be more therapeutic that a government psychologist and a housing case manager. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

“This is the end, my friend”

“I tried a "FRAT" (fart) and "Drew Mud" (shat my pants) 2 days in a row now! Can anybody tell me which agency or group of social workers I need to see to wipe my arse?

“Honestly, it's been 56 year's since I left the cradle, where can I find a person or an organisation to carry me to the grave? (Desperate 56#)”
 
Oz Nomad
 
Editor: Matiske Funerals quoted me $3000 to carry my body from the morgue to a West Terrace cemetery hole in the ground. The grave site is $25,000 for 99 years and a small tombstone $7000. Country cemeteries are cheaper.
 
There are natural burials where they put you into a shallow grave ― John Bunting style ― so your body will decompose quickly.
 
If you die without money or anyone to claim the body, the government will cremate you and toss the ashes in the rubbish or onto a paupers’ area of a cemetery. You could join a funeral plan, but don’t forget to tell them you’ve never felt fitter.
 
7 October 2021

The future of WestCare Stewart
 
"Further Conversations" with the "Hawaiian Shirt"......well He's?........Happy, gave 19 years of good help and brotherhood to the "less fortunate" of this here 1 horse town. He's poor but...... Happy, has his needs met and is "unsure" of his wants.....a "sporting career?".....too late. An acting career?.....he'd need to "slim down" and maybe, maybe need a head transplant!. But, he's still got his chin up. As Da, (the brick shithouse) would sometimes say......Those that can, Do. Those that can't.....Talk about it. Fact. Jack. Go Stewey.”
 
Oz Nomad
7 October 2021
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Stumpy and the old girl at Gawler
 
Stumpy took off a shoe and sock to show a remaining toe on the foot. He said it hadn’t any feeling. He was drinking beer. Everyone likes Stumpy once you realise he isn’t going to break your arms.
 
The food for twenty subculture clients included meat pies, soup with meat, sandwiches with meat except one with margarine and vegemite. (Mick Jagger wouldn’t eat such food.) Coffee could have been a little hotter.
 
The older man evicted from his Housing Trust joint and subsequently living in his car and hanging around laundromats at night is now couch surfing. (Meanwhile, Housing Trust C.E.O., Michael Buchan, said they have 500 houses and units available, but they’re reserved for special groups. Anglicare also retains empty units as “refugee ready” units.)
 
As everyone was leaving, our favourite very old volunteer backed into another car. There didn’t appear to be any damage and the volunteer left. A woman from the karate school came across the road asking questions verging on accusations. She left a note on the windscreen of the car.
 
Sean yelled at her to mind her own business and that if the police became involved the old volunteer might lose her driving license. We were lucky the karate thugs didn’t come out from the hall.
 
Sean has a sense of justice. He yelled at a thug who was threatening a sick old man at UCare some years ago. Sean blamed his exuberance on having gone to a Midnight Oil concert the previous evening. But he’s a good friend of the weak and timid. Welfare is making him attend anger management classes so he’ll become like the rest of us and turn a blind eye to injustice.
 
Anyway, Sean ended up talking to the car owner who said it had just returned from the workshop after a big crash. The owner checked the car and found no damage so all was right.
 
Gawler Fred’s Outdoor Food Van
Pioneer Park, Horrocks/Lyndoch Road, Gawler (opposite the Visitor Centre)
Thursdays 6:00pm. Soup, hotdogs, sandwiches, coffee, takeaway bread.
Under the Lions Rotunda during wet weather. Clients and staff more polite than in the city though police sometimes called to stop fights. No I.D. or registration required. Usually, really nice. Food ranges from good to fair. Sandwiches not enough filling. Coffee could be hotter.
 
7 October 2021
 

(above) Semaphore Park resident, Julie Mann, was lucky to escape not having to pay for her other break-ins of Megaphone Man's car. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

Clever talk from death house owner
 
“I had no part in any decision to ask this group to relocate and all my pecuniary interests have been declared. For the record, I did approach this group to ask who they were and advised that Aboriginal Affairs were seeking to contact the uncoordinated services operating in the area to discuss concerns and future approaches.”
 
Department of Human Services Chief Executive, Lois Boswell, speaking on ABC Radio Adelaide yesterday. Lois is a Director and part-owner of Sparkke Hotel at Whitmore Square. She also owns and lives in the Sturt Street house near Whitmore Square where Kim Chau was murdered two years ago. Lois has been accused of trying to stop the Australian Communist Party from giving a free lunch to homeless people each Sunday in Whitmore Square. She denies this, but won’t utter a word of praise for this free food service.
 
6 October 2021

Loyalty amongst those living outside
Oz Nomad
 
“To "anonymous" and anybody else reading. I have my eyes.......my hearings not so good. I take people as I find them. I've not been here long (32 years) I believe half of what I see, and none of what I hear (including the judge) all I know, KNOW is this.
 
When a good friend was in his last days, Robin was there EVERY day, Dying is.......a shite way to go and "Captain" [Shane Gilbert] was only 31. Yeah, it was more than a year coming, almost 2.
 
We'd camp out on Charles St off the mall, Captain, Baldy, AJ and myself and, Shane would only ever have a blanket under or over him. I'd get reams of clean cardboard, I'd sleep on x6 layers, minimum, if carry a load down from the laneway for the boys, Baldy✌️, AJ✌️, but Shane would never accept simple help, he was "Aussie, Tough, Yada Yada Yada".
 
He would wake in SEVERE pain!, But would never do anything about it. I remember the last time that we met, in the park across from the nRAH, and........looking into his eyes, and seeing the knowledge that this didn't have TO BE, that us older feckers, Baldy, AJ, Wolfie?.......WE WERE actually his friends, his friends because we'd learned to TRUST HIM, LAUGH with HIM. He was to my mind?.......One of the best Fella's that I'd ever met.
 
And so, my opinion of Robin is based on that. Her devotion, her calm and Patience, her fronting the family and her organisation. Maybe people CAN turn a new leaf, can change, can find forgiveness and redemption. Ps?...... anybody hear anything of AJ?.....Kiwi AJ?......The Medic! (NEVER a machine gunner) Myself and Dave Sherrin need to know.......(ever hear the joke about the 3 army medics?).”
 
Oz Nomad
​6 October 2021

(above) An Australian employee of Chinese-owned Alinta Energy told their favourite customer they were putting him on Life Support electricity and thus halving his bill. And would he like to begin paying it off. The answer was, "Not now and not in the future." (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

Dealer targets homeless and
​soup kitchen crowd

Mick of Mick and Denise wanted an aerial cable for his old electricity-guzzling laser TV last Friday at the free BBQ in Pittman Park. He later got one from the Reject Shop for six-dollars. Lorraine gave him another one she purchased for three-dollars. Now, he has two. He said the Housing Trust won’t repair a leaking roof on his back shed. He had a thorn in his hand. He has trouble negotiating life.
 
Another diner said a friend beat up his ex-wife. She’s the witch who operates above the florist shop in Gawler. She had claimed he was a child molester so the police and Child Protection took away his daughter. He was kicked out of his house and sacked from his job and charged for child molesting. He wanted revenge. He discovered her with another man. The friend said that is how she makes money. A new man and kid every couple of years then a concocted charge of one sort or another. She advertises on Facebook. He is now a prisoner at the Remand Centre in Currie Street.
 
The Aboriginals shouted from their base across the creek at a drug dealer operating on the fringes. She services the homeless crowd with heroin. The Aboriginals prefer cask wine, but they hate Ice addicts and dealers. Too unpredictable. And heroin addicts who are very predictable. The church people are oblivious of the undercurrent.
 
The church volunteers served a free bacon and eggs breakfast at the same location the following day. It’s their last Saturday of the month free breakfast. The coffee wasn’t hot at first as they brought cold water then used a low-pressure single-burner stove. They should have brought multiple thermos’ of hot water to use while the cold water was brought to the boil. They should consult their clients on what is best or visit Cos We Care at Fremont Park. They’re learning and like what they do.
 
Mr Kent left a box of insulin pens on the hill. There were six packets each holding about five or six thick and heavy pens. Multiple injection pens. $6.50 for the lot via the government. The man who discovered them said the addicts use them as part of their addict experience, but more likely Mr Kent has diabetes.
 
Doctors injected insulin into Chopper Read’s buttocks to give him insulin shock in the 1950’s. Their aim was to stop him attacking people, but it didn’t work. He gained the nickname of Chopper from using bolt-cutters on rival criminals. He might have been crazy.
 
Victory Church (Life Adelaide) at Salisbury
Free BBQ in Pittman Park on Commercial Road near where that woman was raped just before Christmas. 12:00 noon to 1:00pm. Sausages, onions, sauce on bread. Sometimes drinks, rice and used clothing. No I.D. or registration required. No seating except on fence. Not much, but a pleasant outing. It helps to act humble and shy at first then people will be friendly when they see you’re not greedy. Also, free breakfast 9:30 to 11:00am last Saturday of month.
 
5 October 2021

Aboriginal elder dies six-days after second Covid shot

Mr. Bevan Costello of the Wakka Wakka people recently died six days after publicly receiving the second Pfizer mRNA Covid 19 injection.
 
He was an advocate for his people getting the injections and had appeared on Australian Broadcasting Corporation television receiving his second shot. He got the jab on television to encourage his people to stop resisting the injections.

Mr Costello lived on the Cherbourg Aboriginal Community, 170 kms northwest of Brisbane, Queensland. There is no indication that he was killed by the vaccine, but rather from a heart attack.
​
Health workers are worried that anti-vaxers will claim his death as evidence the mRNA vaccine kills people. The vaccinated rate on the Community has recently been less than 5%.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/o7lxhdEYh1E
 
5 October 2021

(above) Adelaide City Council is replacing a stretch of grass in Whitmore Square with a car-width concrete bicycle and jogging track. Showers would be more useful for homeless people. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

(above) This won't be a greening of Whitmore Square. It's a passive surveillance construction that will be experienced by the homeless crowd as "hostile architecture". The propagandists haven't included images of desert Aboriginal people in their publicity corflutes. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, October 2021).

The nasty side of homeless housing

“Jabba the hutt street and friends will get you a hotel room and case worker if you take the clot shot. If you dont your politely told we cant help you and then blacklisted by all the other joints. Ask Around and you'll find out.

“So happens the CEO of human services lives with the guy rolling out the clot shot.

“Bring on Nuremberg trials 2.0.”
 
From Do ray Me
4 October 2021
​

Inside the Anti-poverty Network
 
From the anonymous contact page
 
“I’m not surprised so many nut jobs in that group proclaiming & promising to help ppl out of poverty what they did to the aboriginal woman & other older women in APN - Wendy even tried running for the Greens she is trying to become a politician on Centrelink!! Good luck guys”

"Hayden never trusted the guy [Sam Shetler] - lots of                 m issues he shut down...women's group!!"

“Today it would of been a worthy cause!!  Hayden likes to build ppl up then shoot them down!!
 
“Somehow the G** parade in Adelaide like to silence women in this town!! Pas, Hayden, etc
 
“***That doesn't surprise me since Pas came back he's playing saviour again' that group has no heart of soul*** energy vampires!!!”

​A 2018 radio interview from more optimistic times with Hayden Patterson and Sonja Bajic.
 
https://radioadelaide.org.au/2018/03/08/unemployed-womens-group-to-hold-first-meeting/
 
4 October 2021

​Food waste with Tom Mann:
the man about town
 
https://radioadelaide.org.au/2021/10/01/stop-dont-throw-that-food-away/
 
4 October 2021
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Port Church rises above
​Plandemic gloom

The Port Church free meal is like a doorway to another reality ― on a good day. They strictly adhere to the Covid register and rules, but otherwise the atmosphere is one of hope and freedom.
 
They supplied prayer slips so clients could ask church people to pray for the health of those mentioned. The five-minute religious talk was replaced by a ten-minute football quiz.
 
The meal included excellent soup that wasn’t hot enough; an excellent pasta salad, whiting fish with a fishy taste, lamb chops, meat pies, an excellent fresh salad, buns and marg. BBQ and tomato sauce bottles were on each table, but not salt and pepper. Drinks included Coke, Sprite, sparkling mineral water, coffee, tea and tap water. Desert was sugary buns that didn’t taste too bad.
 
An old man named Paul sang two songs that harmonised with the sounds of conversation. That was a bonus. A woman said he is the best-dressed man in the building. A bit like a hippy.
 
Carmel said her Dad died last week as they were reciting Hail Mary’s. He was 88.
 
A volatile homeless woman yelled and lunged at a volunteer over some issue. Clients at another table threw food at each other.
 
The Port Church at Largs North
47 Carnarvon Terrace, Largs North. (Le Fevre Baptist Church). Meal and takeaway bags of food. 4:30pm every Wednesday during school terms. Everything free. Free new clothing. No I.D. or registration requirements. Healthy food and generous people. Very safe atmosphere. Phone 0414 693 218 for more details. Ice Dealers tried to establish a presence, but were defeated. Nevertheless, they lay dormant like a virus. Strange toilets.
 
4 October 2021

(above) The quality of response from a paranoid and vicious entity called HousingSA (Housing Trust of South Australia). September 2021).

The Commissar of ex-communication
 
From the anonymous contact page
 
“… Hayden Patterson ex-president of Unemployed Workers Union and long time super-hard worker at the anti poverty network tells me that Sam Shetler came to see him one day and Hayden says "oh so you are doing the same thing to me what you did t0…, and kicking me out right".
Sam says No - but then just turns around and walks out and leaves!  and then Hayden is kicked out.. for no reason.”
 
Anonymous
​3 October 2021

On the Street
 
A man last week held a sign on Port Road that read, “Smokes Please”.
 
*
 
Someone has been putting fliers in mailboxes claiming the Anti-poverty Network is evil and if you joined them they will try to separate you from all your family and friends and then seek to permanently enslave you.
 
*
 
A first-time client at the Lipson Street, Port Adelaide office of the Western Adelaide Homeless Service said the receptionist asked him his name, phone number and whether he’d had the Covid and Flu shots. He said the official title for the receptionist was “Receptionist Person” as that didn’t label her as a receptionist. Similarly, homeless people are called “people experiencing homelessness”. He said they were useless in helping him with his housing problem.  
 
*
 
A client said Baptist WestCare got rid of the Chinese woman cook (Person of Chinese original identifying as female and practicing the art of cooking) as she was the worse cook they’d ever had. She had replaced Heather somewhere along the line. They got a new cook who identifies as a male.
 
*
 
A man was forced to work in a charity shop as part of the Work-for-the-dole program. He said there isn’t any work for him so he plays with his phone most of the day.
 
A volunteer at Faith Works said they are paid $1000 for every work-for-the-dole person they accept whether that person lasts a day or a month. That might explain why the Salvation Army stores are crawling with “volunteers” who can’t find anything to do. Some small stores have ten volunteers shuffling around the racks.
 
*
 
The Monster Brothers are alive and well and can be seen outside Coles on Grenfell Street in the city.
 
*
 
A Community Housing Ltd employee complained to another that she was sick of referrals from the Western Adelaide Homeless Service. There is nearly no movement of tenants in Community Housing Ltd houses as everyone knows that once they move, they’ll never get back in.
 
*
 
A team leader at Orange Sky Laundry said they’d introduced a ticket system for washing and drying at the Corrections Department operated AngliPrison at Port Adelaide. They can do 8 loads of washing and drying during a shift, but sometimes get behind in the drying. The team leader said prisoners could dry their laundry in their rooms. The team leader said Orange Sky won’t be going to Fred’s Van Salisbury in the near future.
 
*
 
A six-year-old girl at a free food venue said she vomited in the swimming pool at Elizabeth so guards told everyone to get out and they drained the water.
 
*
 
A homeless man and woman were invited to a free afternoon meal in Port Adelaide, but they didn’t turn up. Another homeless couple went there last month, but left before the food was served. A third homeless couple at Semaphore wait on the edges of the crowd then take the food in takeaway containers and disappear. Once you’re living outside for awhile, the ability to attend social events disappears. Isolation becomes even stronger. That’s why homeless people rarely go to free food joints indoors, but will risk the outdoor vans.
 
*
 
An underground medical treatment movement has formed off the grid to treat Covid symptoms with stuff doctors have been banned from prescribing for those symptoms.
 
*
 
An older woman recovering from a car crash went to the Good Shepherd Lutheran free meal at Para Vista. She said that was the nicest free food joint she’d ever visited. She said everyone was loving and accepting.
 
*
 
So-called government-funded “non-profits” have trouble using clients as models for their donation campaigns as they are too fat. It’s hard to get anyone slightly thin to pose for video and photographs except Ice addicts, gym junkies, old alcoholics and those suffering anorexia.
 
*
 
Sue Koumidis mowed her lawn on a Wednesday last fortnight. She appeared nothing like her image in that rude photograph on Facebook. She also had trouble pushing the machine over her stony and weedy lawn.
 
*
 
Marion Breakthrough has long-ended its free food service.
 
3 October 2021

Elizabeth Fred’s Van getting new freezer
 
Some charity fundraiser has donated a commercial freezer to Fred’s Van at the St Vincent de Paul centre in Elizabeth.
 
What is needed is at Fred’s Van Salisbury is a larger oven to keep the pizza warm so they can stop serving it cold.
 
https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/messenger/vinnies-elizabeth-receives-feed-appeal-grant-helping-it-put-dinner-on-the-table-for-south-australians/news-story/75139f41b4030326908ca07fb2b9aa8a
 
3 October 2021
​

Ken Wheeler: Theoria Apophasis
 
Nothing to do with living outside or free food joints.
 
https://www.youtube.com/user/kathodosdotcom
 
3 October 2021

(above) Police visiting yet again The Wooden Man's Juliar Farr house near the epicentre of Operation Ironside in Semaphore Park. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

 Cold food at Fred’s Van Semaphore
 
The food was cold. They plonk the pans and pots on the counter where it sits for thirty minutes going cold until the last person is served. Horrible. They should serve it from the stove as does the Anglican Church on Tuesday mornings in the same hall. Then it would be hot.
 
Fred’s Van served pasta with meat sauce, sausages, meat pies and meat pasties, meat pizza, fried onions and nasty boiled frozen mixed vegetables. Sounds okay unless you were there. Coffee was served in those horrible vinyl Cy Walsh mugs. Is that what they use in prisons? And there wasn’t any salt and pepper. Do they serve salt and pepper in prisons?
 
An employee said, “I’m so sorry,” to a vegetarian, but was cut short by an old male volunteer hiding behind a face nappie who said, “You don’t have to be sorry.”
 
The takeaway bags were mostly bread and some canned water. It was good bread.
 
Some clients were absent as there have been death threats amongst the brothers.
 
Overall, the volunteers were friendly, but the meal was so hurried that when they handed out dessert of ice-cream sticks, nearly everyone had gone. They should let us in thirty-minutes before the meal is served. Why keep us outside then rush the meal from start to finish in forty-minutes meaning those last served are being hurried out within fifteen or twenty-minutes. It isn’t only about food, but quality social gathering.
 
Fred’s Van Semaphore needs a shake-up so the best volunteers can perform at their best, which is what they want to do. They should think things out: salt and pepper on each table, ensure the food is served hot, think twice about the Cy Walsh mugs, let the crowd in early for coffee or keep the place open longer, consider a vegetarian option, but not use the little storeroom as a pro bono sex worker service as two diners suggested.
 
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. or registration required. 6:00 pm Sunday. Free. Sit down meal in the main hall. Good days and bad days. Too rushed. Slightly rough and dangerous customers. Clean toilets. Mirrors. Lots of room. Some rude stuff. Occasional tipping over of tables and fighting, but usually calm. Free Orange Sky Laundry from about 4:30pm. Celebrities like Horse Trader Steve go there.

2 October 2021

Getting rid of horrible old women
 
A man said the horrible old women at the Brown Terrace  Uniting Church at Salisbury have disappeared and been replaced by nicer versions. This might include the one who accused his driver, The Old Guy, of trying to run her down in the carpark.
 
The man said the government-funded section of the church gives Salisbury Council residents a $20 Woolworths cards, a bag of old vegetables and a bag of canned food each month to those holding a Centrelink or refugee card and having a reasonably good story.
 
The sad part is that an elderly unemployed man who collects cans, but won’t collect the dole, can’t get it because he doesn’t want his name on the Eternal Shame File.
 
Salisbury Uniting Church
Cnr of Brown and Park Terraces, Salisbury (across from the school).
ph 8258 2675. Clean toilets. Sometimes harsh staff. Currently, they give away takeaway cooked food, but this requires you live in Salisbury Council area. Homeless people are exempted, but must undergo a vetting procedure. Food service from 11:00am to 12:30pm on Wednesdays. Free fruit, vegetables, canned food and $20 card each month for Salisbury area people only. If they yell at you, don’t be offended. They do that to everyone.

2 October 2021

(above) Australian Communist Party free lunch last Sunday in Whitmore Square. Sparkke Hotel owner and Department of Human Services SA Chief Executive Lois Boswell wants the free lunch van expelled to the parklands next to the West Terrace cemetery. See 27 Sept 2021 post for full story. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) An drug addict stabbed Kim Chau 80 times in Lois Boswell and Don Frater's house in Sturt Street, near Whitmore Square. He hid Kim's body in the room. After two years planning to defend the charge, the murderer last week pleaded guilty. This prevents his lawyer from exploring the relationship between two powerful public servants, the killer and Kim Chau. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) A manifesto of the Ice crowd pasted onto a building across Sturt Street from Lois Boswell and Don Frater's $1.5 million house. On a warm night with the windows open, can they hear the screams from Whitmore Square? (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Hotel operator and local resident Lois Boswell claims the Australian Communist Party's free Sunday lunch creates dependency amongst desert Aboriginals in Whitmore Square. But doesn't her hotel across the street create eating-out dependency amongst richer local residents? (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Desert Aboriginal men and a woman in Whitmore Square. White lady and Dept. of Human Services Chief Executive, Lois Boswell is trying to expel them from Whitmore Square. See 27 Sept 2021 post for full story. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Where does Playford Council borrow its money?

Playford Council member, Akram Arifi, told Adelaide Homeless Journal last week that the Playford Council borrows most of its money from the government. This apparently comes from the Reserve Bank printing debt money out of thin air.
 
Akram said the tennis complex on the corner of Midway Road and Main North Road as well as the lawn bowling club on Goodman Road were expected to have been funded by the sale of the land on which the Munno Para bowling club stood before it was burnt down. A German supermarket chain had been expected to buy the land, but backed out at the last minute. Akram Arifi said these are good debts as the land will eventually be sold.
 
Akram Arifi said the $8 million parking station near the Council chambres and Shedley Theatre is a bad debt as it is non-performing. He said they’d sold 50 spaces to the government for Covid vaccine workers and that vaccine customers were also using it, but it wasn’t expected to service its debt in the next three or four years. He said the new hotel being built across the road wouldn’t provide enough revenue.
 
Akram said they hope to use parts of the carpark for Sunday markets or other purposes.
 
He said the new Playford C.E.O., Sam Green, is with the Council in attempting to reduce the Council’s debt that has dropped from $145 million in 2018 to about $125 million in 2020 thanks to government grants.
 
Meanwhile, there isn’t a single public shower dedicated for use by homeless people in the Council area. The sooner the Salvation Army begins operating the One Life shower truck, the better.
 
1 October 2021

Reality and craziness sinks in at Hindmarsh Puddle Jumpers

The Sunday volunteer at Hindmarsh Puddle Jumpers said the toilet wasn’t available for clients. “It’s for us,” he said. He suggested we use the private medical centre across Port road. This is despite Puddle Jumpers serving coffee and cooked meals eaten on the premises.
 
The situation inside has also deteriorated. The range of free groceries is limited to two items. The fruit and vegetables last Sunday were essentially compost material. The bread wasn’t too bad.
 
It is still a small miracle.
 
Puddle Jumpers
New Food Hub in that small brick building on grass near corner of Anne St. and Port Rd., Hindmarsh. Free fruit, vegetables and bread. Open 7-days a week 10:00am to 2:00pm and 5:00pm to 9:00pm. And at locations listed. Gold coin donation requested. They occasionally change times so it is best to phone first. Ph (08) 7071 5270. No I.D. or registration required.

Mondays 5:30-6:15pm: Drive-by. Castle Plaza carpark, Cnr Raglan Ave & Brooks St, Marion.
Mondays  6:30-7:30pm: Drive-by. Forbes Primary School, 80 Thomas St, South Plympton
Mondays  7:30-8:00pm: Hurtle Square, Adelaide (across from Crazy Cottage).
Mondays: 6:30-7:30pm, Seaton Children’s Centre, 54 Squires Ave, Seaton.
Mondays: 9:30-4:30pm: Aldinga Children’s Centre, Quinliven Road, Aldinga.
Wednesdays 5:30-6:15pm: Drive-by. corner of Keller and Melville Roads, Salisbury East.
Wednesdays 6:30-7:00pm: Brahma Lodge Football Club, Francis Road, Brahma Lodge.
Fridays 5:30-6:15pm: Drive-by. Hackham Community Centre, 72 Collins Parade, Hackham.
Fridays 6:30-7:30pm: Drive-by. Community House, Corner Flaxmill & Morton Rds., Christies Downs.
 
1 October 2021

Orange Sky Laundry at the AngliPrison
 
Orange Sky Laundry can’t meet demand at the Corrections Department AngliPrison in Port Adelaide. There is an area for washing and drying machines on each floor of the Dale Street prison, but authorities fear prisoners may congregate there and talk drugs.
 
Instead they bring in the no-charge Orange Sky Laundry truck that cannot quite do eight loads per shift. To prevent arguments and create an orderly atmosphere, Orange Sky issues tickets to the prisoners for washing. But they are unable to meet demand and even those served end up drying their clothing in their prison rooms.
 
Below is a semi-latest list of Orange Sky appearances at homeless joints around Adelaide.
 
Free laundry washing and drying
Orange Sky Laundry (updated 30 September 2021)
Mobile vans with cold water washing  and electric driers. Free and doesn't require registration or I.D. Arrive early. Orange Sky frequently change their times and locations. See https://locations.orangesky.org.au/ or ph +61 7 3067 5800 or E.eloise@orangesky.org.au .
 
Monday: Church of Christ, 379 Prospect Road, Blair Athol (near IGA) 11:00am - 1:30pm.
Monday: Good Shepherd Church. 388 Montague Road, Para Vista. 5:30pm to 7:30pm.
Tuesday: St Vincent de Paul, 28 Whitmore Square, Adelaide. 9:30am to 12:30pm.
Tuesday: Mary’s Kitchen, St Andrew’s Church, 92 Jetty Road, Glenelg. 5:30-7:30pm
Wednesday: Fred's Van, 13 McKinna Rd., Christie Downs. 6:00- 8:00pm. Every second Wed.
Wednesday: St Vincent de Paul, Langford Drive, Elizabeth. 5:00-7:00pm. Every second Wed.
Wednesday: Pilgrim Church, 12 Flinders Street, Adelaide. 12:30pm to 2:30pm.
Wednesday: Hopes Café, Clayton Uniting Church, cnr The Parade and Portrush Rd, Beulah Park. 10:00am to 12:00 noon.
Thursday: The AngliPrison (The Arches), 77 Thomas Place, Port Adelaide. 5:30pm-8:00pm. Reserved for prisoners.
Thursday: St Vincent de Paul, 28 Whitmore Square, Adelaide. 9:30am to 12:30pm.
Thursday: Kilburn Community Centre, 59 Gladstone Avenue, Kilburn. 5:30pm to 7:30pm.
Friday: Mary’s Kitchen, St Andrew’s Church, 92 Jetty Road, Glenelg. 10:00am – 12:00 noon.
Saturday: St Vincent de Paul, 28 Whitmore Square, Adelaide. 9:30am to 12:30pm.
Saturday: The AngliPrison (The Arches), 77 Thomas Place, Port Adelaide. 2:00-4:30pm. Reserved for prisoners.
Sunday: Fred's Van Semaphore, 200 Military Road, Semaphore (St Bede's church hall near corner of Military and Semaphore Roads. 4:30pm to 6:300pm.
 
1 October 2021

R.I.P. Judy from ONE Life

Judy died quickly last week from natural causes. She had attended the coffee morning and free food giveaway at ONE Life church the previous Tuesday. She had been reasonably happy and buoyant then within days died a lucky, quick death at an old age.
 
Another elderly woman has largely recovered from a car smash while leaving the same free food giveaway. The driver of a Land Rover smashed into her micro-car. Our elderly woman was bruised and suffered neck damage that has largely healed. She won’t be seeking personal injury compensation as she is grateful to have survived from a horribly damaged car.
 
She said the woman driving the Land Rover wasn’t hurt, but went into shock and vomited on the ground.
 
ONE Life Church Parafield Gardens
13 Ormsby Ave, Parafield Gardens, Ph 08 8258 3865. Wednesdays at 1:00pm. Free bread, vegetables, fruit and hot coffee. No I.D. or registration required. Most clients over 60 or refugee-types. Clients allowed into clean friendly Café from about 12:00noon for free instant coffee. Hot food for sale, but no obligation. They hope to get Orange Sky Laundry. The shower truck has been transferred to Salvation Army as no one used it at ONE Life. Free child care during free food event. Very pleasant place. No druggies. Clean toilets.

1 October 2021

(above) Whitmore Square from an earlier era. Until 1980, the square was surrounded by another iron fence and hedge that provided security for homeless people. Desert Aboriginals have recently been camping under the verandah of the building on the upper right. Neighbour and welfare executive Lois Boswell is trying to expel them and the Communist Party who provide them with a Sunday lunch. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Salvation Army leasing One Life shower truck

The Army arrived in force to inspect the renovated One Life Church shower truck at Parafield Gardens. They plan to place it at multiple locations across Adelaide.
 
They don’t need to put it outside Ingle Farm Corps as their shower room is immaculate. The shower truck was a big winner when it was at Adelaide Congress Hall in Pirie Street. Fred’s Vans are the best places.
 
The Salvos should place the truck at a location for at least four hours and let clients use them for longer periods, not just 15-minutes. Homeless people may need an hour to catch up on grooming and washing.
 
The towels should be properly cleaned and not stink of sweat after being washed through a quick cycle in cold water. The shower water should be hot, not tepid or cold as previously supplied by that church outfit from Edwardstown. Those sleeping outside are perpetually cold and a cool shower is simply another smack in the face.
 
The truck should be placed in a discreet, but visible area with a sandwich board advertising it from the footpath. It shouldn’t be displayed like Orange Sky. The volunteers should be trained in maintaining order and a good hot water supply. Anything less is an insult masquerading as help.
 
30 September 2021
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Beware of help when homeless
​at Salisbury

Beware of that help-the-homeless outfit on Bagster Road, Salisbury. They go around helping the homeless in the Salisbury and Elizabeth areas. They have a mobile phone number, but they rarely reply to calls, especially from those asking who they are.
 
The key to their “help” is data mining. Are they pretending to help homeless people while collecting data to give to repressive government departments and agencies? Or do they actually offer practical help those exhausted and despairing and living outside. Predators everywhere.
 
30 September 2021

Unley Salvation Army
 
“On Saturday mornings from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm the Unley Salvation Army corps has coffee and sweet baked goods (eg. doughnuts, buns) for a gold coin donation.”
 
Editor: Instant coffee and an old bun for a gold coin donation doesn’t seem worth much of an effort, but it may open a window of opportunity for other things.
 
Salvation Army Unley
70 Marion Street, Unley. ph 8271 2839. Situation constantly changing so it is best to phone first. Lunch every Monday at 12:30pm. Donations occasionally requested and then one-dollar is acceptable. Food served in plastic takeaway containers, but eaten in the dining room. Hairdresser has returned from about 9:30am to 11:00am.
 
30 September 2021

(above) HousingSA spent millions of dollars replacing glass with Perspex in hallway doors and windows. Now, they have to work out a plan to reduce arson, which is the action of choice by unhappy tenants. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

How much revenge is enough?
 
Constadina “Call me Connie” Bonaros is a Member of the South Australian Legislative Council. She didn’t win her seat on her own attributes, but on the popularity of SA Best leader Nick Xenophon.
 
Her claim to fame is to have been slapped on the bum by Liberal MP, Sam Duluk, at a Parliament Christmas party. 
 
Duluk was charged for assault and found not-guilty in court. He resigned from the Liberal Party and his political career verges on ending. His family has gone through hell over the past 20 months.
 
But this isn’t enough misery for Ms Bonaros. The not-guilty verdict didn’t suit her so she tried to get a Parliamentary inquiry to drag up more details of the Christmas party. What a waste of time.
 
How much revenge does Ms Bonaros want? Wouldn’t it be better if she got down to Parliamentary business that involved the citizens of South Australia? Hasn’t she noticed that people live on the streets and in cars while Housing Trust units are boarded-up?
 
Oh, and this year’s Parliamentary Christmas Party has been cancelled.
 
29 September 2021

(above) The never ending story. A collapsed tent in the Adelaide CBD parklands while HousingSA bureaucrats rake in salaries for keeping houses and flats empty. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Ex-treasurer accused of glue job
 
The ex-treasurer of the Anti-poverty Network, Wendy Morgan, glued shut the locks on Claudia Ienco’s house according to whispers coming from the Network. Claudia is the current secretary of the Network, which drove out two factions that have since formed their own divisions in the southern suburbs of Adelaide.
 
28 September 2021
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(above) Three Anglicare over-55's retirement units at Elizabeth. The unit on the left has been empty for two years; the middle unit for three years and the far-right unit for 6-months. Meanwhile, old folk live precarious lives sleeping in their cars or tents in Adelaide parks and industrial area streets. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

The problem with Lois
 
It’s difficult to say what effect the murderer had on the psyche of Lois Boswell. He’d stayed in one of her rooms in Sturt Street, Adelaide, a scream’s distance from Whitmore Square.
 
It’s a nice house that sold for $900,000 in 2013 and might now be worth $1.5 million. The Romani nationalist gypsy Marni Moroshovesti used it for ten years from 1992 as Nanyeta's Gypsy Taverne. She was known as Marni Moro and sold herbs across Australia under the name of Marni’s Herbs. She also operated a naturopathic school. The house was later owned by media star Ali Clarke and her husband, Matt, who now live in a converted church.
 
Kim Chau, 39, was another of Ms Boswell’s tenants at the Sturt Street house. Lois described her as a friend of the family. Another person said she was an au pair, a sort of servant. It isn’t clear what relationship Kim had with Ms Boswell and her partner, Don Frater. We know that she was a professional cook and might have provided excellent meals in lieu of paying rent.
 
Kim and the murderer were friends of sorts until he stabbed her 80 times and hid the body in her room. Lois wondered what happened to Kim and it was about four days until her rotting corpse was found.
 
The murderer wasn’t then living at Sturt Street, but at the St John’s Youth housing building 800 metres to the north at 110 Waymouth Street. If you’re looking for Ice, heroin or anything, then the young tenants can put you on the right track.
 
Surveillance cameras caught the murderer walking around the back of Lois Boswell’s Sturt Street house near the time of the murder. He took Kim’s BMW and dumped it back of Pizza House on West Terrace. That was a smart move.
 
Lois Boswell and Don Frater didn’t face the media after the body was discovered. They got Sandy Pitcher to do it. You can’t blame them. They were high-level Labor party staffers. Lois had been Deputy Chief of Staff to former Labor Premier Jay Weatherill and was Acting Chief Executive of the Department of Human ServicesSA at the time of the murder. She’s now the permanent head and ultimately controls the Housing Trust. Her partner, Don Frater, had worked for Senator Penny Wong and state minister Patrick Conlon. He is currently Deputy Chief Executive of HealthSA and in charge of the Covid vaccine rollout.
 
Pitcher had been a political appointee in the role of Chief Executive of the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources until South Australian Premier Steven Marshall sacked her in 2018. With her severance bonus, she moved to Melbourne where Premier Andrews appointed her as Secretary of the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing.
 
One reason Lois and Don got Sandy Pitcher to face the media was to avoid questions such as what roles did the murderer and Kim Chau play in their lives. Kim and Lois and Don had planned a trip to Bali for Kim’s 40th birthday. Pitcher played her role perfectly and was suitably evasive when questioned by journalists.  
 
But it’s cruel irony that the current head of Victoria’s Families, Fairness and Housing department fronted for a woman now trying to get rid of the black desert Aboriginals from Whitmore Square by closing down the Communist Party’s free Sunday lunch for homeless people.
 
It’s been nearly two years since the killer was charged with Kim Chau’s death and only last month did he enter a not-guilty plea in court. The prosecution wasn’t confident of its evidence and needed plenty of time to search thousands of hours of CCTV footage to track the killer’s movements. They wanted even more time, but this was refused by the court. Such an expression of doubt by the prosecution made it appear that the murderer might walk.
 
This brings us to the question of how Lois Boswell’s experience with the murderer affected her attitude to the Australian Communist Party giving free food and coffee to the homeless crowd on Sundays at Whitmore Square?
 
On a warm night Lois can no doubt hear the screams of desert black fella men and women in Whitmore Square or under the verandah of that closed business on Sturt Street across from St Luke’s church. Sturt Street is a passageway for homeless people coming in from the West Terrace parklands each morning. It’s also 250 metres from Baptist WestCare, Adelaide’s leading homeless joint.
 
Lois and Don Frater operate Sparkke Hotel on the corner of Whitmore Square and Morphett Street where diners also enjoy the screams and scenes of despair in Whitmore Square. The Square also hosts the St Vincent de Paul Night Shelter and the Salvation Army Detox service where some clients knew the murderer.
 
But Don Frater likes the house. It doesn’t have a back yard and he dislikes mowing lawns. No wonder he’s put on a bit of beef these last few years. Lois was quoted by InDaily as saying, “I just fell in love with it from the street.” She’s talking about the house, not Don. And how about the street people? Has she fallen in love with them? Apparently not.
 
A newspaper article stated that Lois and Don enjoy lavish dinner parties and when the house becomes crowded they move onto the Sturt Street footpath “We just take over the street, we figure that’s fine,” says Lois with a laugh, according to InDaily. She adds that one dinner party was to raise money for Camp Quality. Do they still do it now that they’re more aware of the type of desperate people that pass their front door?
 
If she and Don walked from their home to their Sparkke hotel they’d either pass Whitmore Square derelicts or take a side street and pass Baptist WestCare on Wright Street. It’s hard to get away from the street people. And how do Lois and Don get to work at their government offices.
 
Meanwhile, the big surprise is that the murderer has switched his plea from not-guilty to guilty. The prosecution couldn’t have been more relieved. The evidence was circumstantial, at best. No witnesses. One might wonder what inducements were made for him to switch his plea. Five years in James Nash House then day leave like that given to Cy Walsh?
 
One can’t overestimate the relief Lois Boswell and Don Frater must be feeling. They don’t have to explain where they were at the time of the murder. They have never been official suspects in Kim’s murder, but in a trial they would have been mercilessly cross-examined by the murderer’s lawyer who might have asked their precise relationship with the accused and the victim. What was a then 21-year-old Ice junkie doing living in their house? And to put the icing on the cake, the judge has suppressed the name of the killer.
 
But the issue today is Lois Boswell’s attempts to shut down the free lunch for the homeless in Whitmore Square. She says it makes the homeless Aboriginal people in Whitmore Square dependent. One lunch a week?
 
Actually, 80% of the clients are white fella men and women. But every cut hurts and getting rid of the Communists will add another incentive for the black fella men and women to piss off. Yeah, get rid of them. And all this in the background of Lois Boswell saying she welcomes “diversity”. You got to laugh at this, and cry at the same time.
 
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-09-25/man-in-court-over-alleged-murder-of-kim-chau/11545622
 
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-19/numan-mohammed-pleads-not-guilty-to-kim-chau-murder/12783216
 
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-12-13/adelaide-restaurant-worker-kim-chau-stabbed-80-times-court-told/11796872
 
https://indaily.com.au/news/local/2019/09/25/a-great-life-tragically-lost-public-service-veteran-pays-tribute-to-stabbing-victim/
 
https://citymag.indaily.com.au/tag/lois-boswell/
 
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-22/bureaucrats-try-to-push-communist-soup-kitchen-out-of-square/100391210
 
Virtual on the Couch with Lois Boswell
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OS1d4bAHQM
 
27 September 2021
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(above) The new owner was proud of Hollywood. He invited Arthur Felgate to play billiards in his garage. The Hollywood owner's face went white when a neighbour asked why two men were looking down from the hill through a camera mounted behind a telescope. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Arthur Felgate was a good man, a Christian. He managed the Wright Court Day Centre near Whitmore Square. But he was naive and chose his friends unwisely. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) The Bohemian spent his nights in a windowless room, keeping his cups full and making music that he played on ABC FM. But fame was not the salve for his disappointment. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) And the son of heroes of Auschwitz came down from the hill preaching the word that supermarkets should stop destroying good food and instead give it to the homeless. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

On the Street
 
Angela obtained a thick foam mattress in the last days before she disappeared from her camping spot under the verandah of GP Plus in Elizabeth. Her departure resembled a scene from Orwell’s “1984”.
 
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An older man said one of our favourite soup kitchen peers told him she was looking for a man and wanted to see his bank statements. She wanted to know that he was able to take care of her children.
 
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The Housing Trust units in the area enclosed by Pelican Place and Dotterill Drive in Semaphore Park is quiet. This is where Operation Ironside hit the hardest. One resident said people sneak out their back doors to avoid being seen. A local boy is paid to take out and return rubbish bins.
 
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Police barged in at 5:00am and told a sleeping homeless couple to get out of the carpark under the Port Adelaide Housing Trust office. After some negotiation, they gave the couple until 9:00am to leave. They’ve moved onto the grounds of a church.
 
 
The former welder known as Albert, who worked at the Holden’s car factory, lost his superannuation at the Adelaide Casino then moved into Crazy Cottage.
 
Last month, he won a new car in the Casino raffle. He accepted the cash instead, which was $2000 on his Casino card, $1000 in cash and a $27,000 cheque. Most has gone back into the pokies machines.
 
And he’s moved from Crazy Cottage to Ferryden Park.
 
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St Vincent de Paul in the Port and Semaphore area insist on visiting the homes of people asking for help. They like to look around. But they won’t visit homeless campsites, which denies help for those in the most desperate situations. This means those needing it the least get helped while those who need it the most get thrown a few crumbs.
 
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An often-homeless soup kitchen client said those Afghans flown into Adelaide earlier this month took public housing that should have gone to homeless Australian citizens.
 
And they’re not the most worthy refugees, but could be classed as traitors who supported foreign invaders against their own people.
 
 
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A large bus pulled up after midnight last week at a Port Adelaide homeless encampment. An agent stuck his head into the tent of a homeless woman. She woke up to hear someone asking if she wanted to buy weed or cocaine. She doesn’t use drugs.
 
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The Port Adelaide hit man said he’s dying and plans to go to Darwin and lose his savings at the Casino then drink himself to death. It isn’t clear if he’ll have surgery first.
 
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Someone wrote “paedophile” on a man’s fence at Semaphore Park. The man was seen later that week with cut marks across his throat.
 
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A soup kitchen man said he’d been approached by someone at Fred’s Van and told he’d been suspected of being a cop. The evidence being that he still had his front teeth.
 
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The Uniting Church at Port Adelaide has been seduced by the government. They had walk-in art sessions previously, but now as a condition to receiving government funding they collect and add participants’ personal data to the Eternal Shame File.
 
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Hundreds of kilograms of doughnut balls were doing the rounds of free food joints in Adelaide last week. They couldn’t get rid of them as free food venue clients have a sense of self-preservation.
 
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A Salisbury heroin dealer invited fifteen First Nations alcoholics to join her at a free church BBQ across the creek. They declined her offer. One drinker told her to “go and f*** yourself”.
 
She later supplied a white man who locked himself in the disability toilets.

Drug dealers use church-based free food venues as camouflage for selling their products. They tell their customers to meet them there. 
 
26 September 2021

From the anonymous contact page
 
Adelaide Homeless Journal wrote; "Editor: Robyn funded her own addiction by destroying others. Drug addicted men using drugs to exploit women is still common. Women using drugs to manipulate men to maim opponents is also common. There is loyalty in the drug scene against outsiders, but the common culture inside is that they eat each other. There are exceptions.

Why don’t you name names?"

There is loyalty amongst sex offenders towards outsiders is more appropriate here. Birds of the same feather flock together. There is an envious loyalty. They don't care what eachother does. They only pretend to exploit others. When push comes to shove they stick together. God awaits them and those that protect them

God trolling them. They think being religious or spiritual will save them. Nothing will. God cant have mercy on the soul of the souless. … Haha cue your zombyfication programme lol...

There is a nasty disease but nobody has actually isolated it so … And that's why i don't name names. You've been jabbed and won't post links to peer review studies. Because youve been jabbed. You're on the wrong side of history..wrong side of God.

Anonymous
 
Second Editor: I haven’t had any of the Covid injections and stopped getting the flu injection for the past two years.
 
26 September 2021

(above) The fancy room at abandoned Hackney Lodge (Romilly House) in Adelaide. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) The fancy room had its own discrete entrance. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Scavengers search for hidden contraband, cash and jewellery at the abandoned Hackney Lodge. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) There is constant war between the drug addicts and others in Adelaide's homeless scene. Johnny the Philosopher used the basement at Hackney Lodge to mix Ice variants. He was once a precision welder at Adelaide's submarine factory. He has remained a thoughtful and decent fellow as he journeys through the depths of Ice addiction; (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Propaganda turns to farce
 
Latest Adelaide CBD homeless statistics
 
Just to surprise us, two months’ worth of homeless statistics have been published together on the Adelaide Zero Project webpage. And how weird are they?
 
The Rough Sleeper count for the Adelaide CBD and surrounding parklands dropped from 179 in June to 134 in July and to 102 in August. How incredible is that? Is the drop due to the hardcore homeless from the Hutt Street Centre being moved to Holbrook’s Housing Trust complex in Brooklyn Park? Probably not.
 
The Temporarily Sheltered number went from 73 in June to 87 in July then down to 75 in August. In contrast, the Actively Homeless – other number jumped from 14 in June to 63 in July then back down to 49 in August. How fantastic is that?
 
The total Actively Homeless number went from 266 in June to 284 in July to 226 in August.
 
What is interesting is the ‘Newly identified, no survey completed’ category where the number dropped from 17 in July to 1 in August. The newly identified homeless dropped from 40 in July to 6 in August. In other words, something is screwy.
 
Can we trust the statistics? We might have more faith in their accuracy if whoever collects them explains how they are collected. The rise of the Going Home Alliance – or whatever name they call themselves this month – might have an influence, not in housing people living outside, but cooperation with collecting data by joints who either received extra funding or lost it. For example, one arm of Aboriginal housing would be angry and another happy at the funding changes. The Hutt Street Centre is simmering with resentment while Baptist WestCare is riding high. Each side may have an agenda to manipulate the numbers one way or another.
 
Whatever is going on, they’ve all stopped talking about Functional Zero Homelessness. And all those foreign experts brought to Adelaide at great expense have pissed off back home leaving in their wake that Nazi triage tool while Lois Boswell promotes the Eternal Shame File .
 
https://www.dunstan.org.au/adelaide-zero-project/dashboard/
 
Early 25 September 2021

(above) The Magdalene church collective are back in action with their free 6:00pm Saturday meal at 26 Moore Street, Adelaide. This is where the real street people go plus historical luminaries such as The Ghost Who Walks, Grinder and Tatts. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) The old Magdalene Church hall is from the colonial era and exudes a healthy energy so clients leave feeling good unless attacked by an Ice fiend desperate for a snort. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Commenting on Oz Nomad’s evalutation of Robyn the Junkie

Anonymous

“Yer she has a heart, and sometimes speaks up when others won't. Will help some unhelpable. However she use to speak about this worker at saint Andrews, the one who would let his son roam around while the underclass feasted on the soup. She spoke about him drugging women for sexual gratification. Many people have the same story and i know many of them, they're true. I saw it in action preying on disabled drunk women. Yet Robyn seeked information on behalf of this worker. Information on one of his victims, because someone was considering kharma for the soup server.

“What Robyn did, this is unforgivable to God.

“The drugs corrupted her soul. Funny you keep defending some people who have done some sick shit. Birds of the same feather flock together. You keep saying don't speak ill of people who have done ill. Sounds like you're guilt tripping.

“Just say sorry.. don't do it again.”
 
Anonymous
 
Editor: Robyn funded her own addiction by destroying others. Drug addicted men using drugs to exploit women is still common. Women using drugs to manipulate men to maim opponents is also common. There is loyalty in the drug scene against outsiders, but the common culture inside is that they eat each other. There are exceptions.
 
Why don’t you name names?
 
24 September 2021

Those nasty Census forms
 
You can buy what people write on their census forms. The data comes in 100-house packs. This allows a customer such as the Chinese government to get the census details of a 100-house section of Chinese immigrant families.
 
A Chinese corporation has also leased the South Australian Land Titles data base for thirty years. This gives them the ability to download the total ownership records from colonial settlement to the present of nearly every property in the state. This includes who owns the houses in each 100-house section of Census data that they can buy.
 
Anastasious " Call me Tom" Koutsantonis is the South Australian politician who sold the Land Titles database to the Chinese.
 
Can we call him a traitor or simply stupid and powerful?
 
24 September 2021

(above) Forlorn laundry area at Holbrook's HousingSA complex in Brooklyn Park. Few tenants hang out their washing for fear of thieves. But the managers and executives of HousingSA are doing very well. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Kind response from the Deacon’s sister
 
The leading volunteer named Wendy told the young Japan Man to get back to the end of the queue. He did. Wendy is Old Val’s previous Carer.
 
When the Japan Man got his plate he couldn’t find a vacant spot at a table. The elderly Jewish man at our table told the Japan Man an empty seat was reserved for a friend with ankles as fat as others’ thighs. I told the Japan man to bring up another chair, but he was angry and sat near another table that wouldn’t let him in.
 
When we queued for the main meal, the Japan Man shoved the elderly Jew who got pushy himself. Wendy eventually told the Japan Man to sit at a vacated seat at the druggie’s table. He did so.
 
The St Peter’s Cathedral dead Deacon’s sister left her table and sat with the Japan Man who began crying. Tears also formed in the eyes of Louise who sat at our table. The Japan Man rarely speaks to anyone and lives on his phone.
 
The Deacon’s sister sold newspapers in Rundle Mall for years and got to know the street crowd. Kindness and wisdom take all forms and those crooks in the welfare industry who award each other with medals and trophies are clever executives, but more resemble ghoulish empty shells in contrast to the Deacon’s sister.
 
Another woman at our table said her niece died from diabetes at aged 40, but she feared going to the funeral as her relatives were a bunch of brawlers who hadn’t spoken to each other for years.
 
A friend of One-eyed Steve was missing again and believed to be locked up in a hospital ward. She says a European Family is stalking her. Maybe they are.
 
Sharon was there with Helen from The Ark. Sharon said she had trouble breathing. During the meal, she began choking and went purple in the face, but made it outside and Becky drove her home.
 
Lucky’s car wouldn’t start so the dead Deacon’s sister’s son jump-started it.
 
The meal included an excellent homemade vegie bake made from pasta and vegetables slightly burnt on the top. It was excellent and didn’t taste of welfare at all. There was also pizza, but it was cold. Teresa Branch should parachute in and work out a plan to keep it warm.
 
It appeared that just three volunteers ran the whole show that evening, which included a full house of diners.
 
I’ve begun seeing the druggies in a different way. If we don’t annoy them they don’t annoy us. And some look after each other in ways superior to the rest of us. Most of the trouble now comes from old people accusing each other of being greedy. One druggie was off his head this evening, but no trouble to anyone.
 
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station).
6:00pm Sunday. Free meal served inside the hall. The quality is excellent with much of it baked at the volunteers' homes, but the actual session is too rushed. Dirty toilets. Occasional fighting between rival gangs, but generally it’s the old people old people causing trouble accusing each other of being greedy. No I.D. required. No data entry into the Eternal Shame File, but huge government cameras in the foyer and dining room. Takeaway bags.
 
Second Editor
23 September 2021
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The good old days
 
“It was February 1972......and my father, a calm yet "brick shithouse of a Man" was driving.......driving fast in our old Renault to get to Dublin.....with me...... because my middle name is Anthony and.....like the Saint I showed an ability to find lost things. My brothers Liam and Gerry were 15 and 13. I was 7. They had gone to Dublin with the intention of burning down the British Embassy after "Bloody Sunday". We had, HAD to find them. And I did but......not before they and 150,000 like minded friends had burnt it TO THE GROUND. Capishe?”
 
Oz Nomad
 
Second Editor: You were there in February 1972 while I was then sleeping in the south parklands.
23 September 2021

Remembering
 
Ps. R I P Harold Cook. A truly "lovely bloke", Too BIG to ever be small. A great Artist, A great Friend and the Best Boxer, pound for pound that I've ever met, ever sparred with. As good a boxer that I ever met in Ireland or Scotland, a misunderstood person and in my opinion?......a World Class Middleweight that never was. Never, Ever a harsh word between us. Wolfie misses his best friend and brother. Also let's remember that another good friend has recently passed......another "true Man & Fighter"..... Gregory Campbell, he suffered many strokes 5-6 year's ago but Got Up!.....In his own words?......."I thought I was dying.....I got up and walked". God Bless Harry, Gregorious and his twin Michael Campbell who left this world by murder in Darwin, 2010 or there abouts. Best of Fella's, All too BIG to be small..."
 
Oz Nomad
23 September 2021

(above) Anne Cooper of Cos We Care wearing a space blanket made from junk food wrappers. In the homeless scene, this is high-fashion worn only by those we call "real derelicts". (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Another worker with Anne Cooper, both wearing masks outside. Cos We Care obeys all the rules of the game especially after a run-in with "The Menace". But all is forgiven on both sides. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

WestCare pre-Secombe
Oz Nomad

“Recently I was lucky enough to catch up with "the strange fella with the Hawaiian shirts". Nothing strange about him, not then, not now and hopefully not ever. Many people can have opinions......my opinion is that he and his fellow Baptist's fed us and kept us safe from Violence whilst guests at Baptist Westcare. Many readers won't know or won't remember the "good old, bad old days of the late '90's and early '00's......the day that Dave Secombe started at Westcare was a "3 ambulance day", these days may have passed but these days were REAL. Just ask Wolfie, Bunny, Irish or Crackers.
 
“Stu to my mind was always FIRM+FAIR. Stop shitting on a Man's Good Heart, Good Work. (And NO!, He didn't do it for the MONEY!/.”
 
Oz Nomad
 
Early 22 September 2021

Remembering good friends
Oz Nomad
 
“Gossip IS like Diahorria......but less wholesome. Personally I prefer to remember those good people, those good friends that we have lost recently. Captain. Harry. Big William. Mihani. Say NO MORE. Fact. Jack.”
 
Early 22 September 2021

In praise of Robyn
Oz Nomad

“And as regards Robin as the "Speed Queen" and Tony as the "Clued up Dealer"?.....Pure piffle, PURE SHITE!. Robin never had any truck with Meff, the woman, no, the Lady is a mother and grandmother, a friend and yes, maybe she'd pack you a cone if she had it. She has moved out of Eastwood, away from the city, away from such unfair and hurtful GOSSIP. She's just a Gal, a woman, have some respect or maybe I'm going to give youse a mouthful of knuckles. Not "Aussie" knuckles but good, fair, fully Celtic knuckles. Be ashamed of yourselves picking on an innocent, older lady. Yes!, A lady, I saw her devotion to our friend Shane Gilbert in his last days and everything that She did to make his untimely passing easier on his family. Robin is..........A Real, Real Person. So stop the bullshit and the unfair, untrue accusations. Fact. Jack.
 
“We all bleed RED. Remember that. Because sometimes even I can't make sense, or, control myself and I'm nobody's girl. Capishe?”
 
Oz Nomad
 
Second Editor: Perhaps we each see the opposite side of the one human being.
Early 22 September 2021

(above) The Port Adelaide Enfield Council got rid of the desert campers near the causeway over the Port River. Council employees cleaned up by scouring the ground with a front-end loader leaving a muddy patch unattractive to pitching a tent. But then the campers had deliberately left the ground cluttered with rubbish. The quiet war never stops. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Some bright spark in the Port Adelaide Enfield Council set up a portable fence rather than closing the gate at the homeless camping area. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) The Port Adelaide Enfield Council continues its incremental removal of vegetation to remove privacy for homeless campers. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Bitter Lipson Tea

From the anonymous contact page
 
Subject: Western Adelaide Homeless Service, that AFL player, the Housing Trust, etc.

“I took her to Lipson street. She was homeless, family and domestic violence. Been on a tangent her whole life. Evil mother who re married a pedofile. In her early 30s her body and mind flogged. An alcoholic who survived by developing narcisism. An actor, fake, incredible survival technique. Inside a sweet girl still lived. The services always let her down. Hooked up with and then suffered some horrible men to survive.
 
“I tried putting an end to that. Lipson street one of the places that didn't want to know. They lied to her, stuffed her around. Along with Sharon at housing trust, the african and asian workers at womens health service, st bedes, the list goes on. No stone was left unturned to break the cycle.
 
“They all evil. But that little shit from Lipson street, highlighted on the page its port adelaide, run by the former afl footballer, now photographer and historian, highlighted her as a community hero, her actions come close to attempted murder. He promoting satan.

“Lipson street Forcing her back to pedofiles and condemning her children.”

Anonymous contributor
 
Editor: This is interesting. Please send more.
21 September 2021

Dirty versus Clean
 
It’s a war. The Clean Team relentlessly target the dirty hoarders who harbour vermin, present a fire hazard and “need help”.
 
The Clean Team shower every day, even twice a day. They deodorize their bodies, and spray their homes with insecticides and odour killers.  They wash their underwear every day.
 
The dirty hoarders live in filth with cobwebs crisscrossing boxes of mementos, broken appliances and other junk piled to the ceiling. After visiting a dirty hoarder to offer wise counsel, the Clean Team spray the soles of their shoes with Glen 20 disinfectant spray to prevent little bugs making their way into the car.
 
The Clean Team phone the local health inspector, the R.S.P.S.A. and other clean people to “clean out” the homes of the hoarders and put them into “more suitable” accommodation such as nursing homes and  welfare housing next door to drug dealers. But for all their good work, the dirty hoarders, now clean and put into pyjamas, die.
 
21 September 2021

From the anonymous contact page

“Zee vont any more evidence government runs the ice trade?

“Construction uniun members yesterday picketed the main office in Melbourne yesterday protesting mandated jabs. The boss come out and spoke crap. Then went inside rang talk back radio and called them nazis. So they bashed thier way in. The second in command put on knuckle dusters and defended the front doors. He has been outed as a rebels motor cycle gang member. He was enforcing mandated jabs. Doing the governments dirty work. Rebels are ice merchants, sex traffickers etc.. everyone knows this. Riot police were called to defend him. Out came the pepper spray bullets..

“Rebels want to continue running ice so they do what they're told by a more powerful drug dealer, the government.

“What a clown show.”
 
Anonymous
 
Third Editor: Didn’t the police took hours to arrive. I thought the Rebels were a group of motorcycle enthusiasts.
 
21 September 2021

(above) An empty retirement unit due for demolition at Elizabeth. It's been empty for only six-months while others in the group have been empty for up to three years. Why doesn't Anglicare rent them on six-month leases. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) An African man wanted to move in. He said Anglicare told him it needed too many repairs, but it doesn't need any. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Anglicare operates on a corporate model rather than basing its operation on a moral code. This allows it - the corporation - to make business decisions that are morally questionable. Decisions such as keeping donated properties empty for years rather than letting people in them during a rental crisis. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) The result of Anglicare's corporate decision making is that nice places sit empty while people who don't use drugs or alcohol live in their cars. Ho-hum, the executives sit easy with this. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

N.D.I.S. contractors charge $100 an hour for phone calls

Meaningful Coordination charged Megaphone Man’s N.D.I.S. account $150 for a 90-minute discussion about him sacking Acceptance Care.
 
The Meaningful Coordination manager told Megaphone Man she’d “give him time to think about it”, but he told her there was no need for that as he’d already given Acceptance Care the sack and the written notice was in her mail account. Then he sacked Meaningful Coordination who coordinate the other contractors.
 
Megaphone Man’s other contractors charge $54 to $84 an hour for services including cleaning and taking him to doctors, HousingSA and other places. The workers who actually do the work get as little as $26 an hour casual with no holiday pay.
 
He has high regard for some employees, but for others he says, “Who’s the bloody idiot who hires these retards. They’re basically squandering my money,” and later adds, “You can’t get reliable help these days.”
 
N.D.I.S. contractors often lord it over the clients who don’t understand they can give them the sack. It’s difficult because the clients are disabled and intimidated and don’t understand the process of dismissing their Carers. Megaphone Man goes straight to the contractor and tells them they’re sacked. Too bad Ann Marie Smith didn’t sacked that N.D.I.S. contractor who left her in a cane chair to die.
 
20 September 2021

Inside Western Adelaide
​Homeless Service

Homeless people going through the front doors into the small reception area on Lipson Street, Port Adelaide might not know what lies behind the inner doors. They might leave empty-handed not knowing about the secret store room.
 
A person who gained access from the back lane said the huge room contains “mattresses wrapped in plastic, boxes and boxes of household appliances, bundles of quilts and blankets wrapped in plastic, brand new, boxes of kettles, microwave ovens, essential stuff if you’re moving into a home, crates of phones, all sorts of things.”
 
But these aren’t for homeless people despite the name of this UnitingSA government-funded organisation. No, they’re for witness protection people, women who have absconded with the children (some genuinely fleeing for their lives and after being grievously injured) and others already in housing.
 
And they do help with housing, but not for those just homeless. Clients must arrive with “multiple complex issues”.
 
20 September 2021

(above) Sleeping place near Light Square, Adelaide. There are thousands of empty rooms and flats in the Adelaide CBD previously occupied by foreign students, but the buildings are owned by Chinese investors. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

On the Street
 
A client said Mary’s Kitchen at Glenelg isn’t so good as the old crowd has disappeared and the coordinator has a mind like a trap. She also attempts to recruit diners for Bible study and one said he feels bad declining the offer. The client said Dennis the Menace told the church staff they were “oxygen thieves” and were “going to Hell”.  Dennis has a rich sense of humour.
 
As to the old crowd disappearing, the suicides, murders and other deaths of diners did get a little depressing.
 
*
 
Dennis the Menace was panhandling on Pulteney Street and not looking well. His kidneys are failing; his open-heart surgery was semi-successful and he says he’ll be dead in one year. That’s a shame as Dennis generously shares his knowledge and is always good for a joke. We need more fearless critics in the city homeless scene.
 
Illuminati in the education system must be amazed seeing a former Scotch College and Bowden-Brompton school teacher begging on the streets. Who knows which occupation gives him the most insight into his own condition and that of humanity.
 
The electrics in the living area of his campervan have stopped working except for those connected to the motor and driving lights.
 
*
 
The Mobile Aboriginal Patrol (M.A.P.) van was parked on Bacton Street, Evanston (Gawler) the Friday before last. M.A.P. drivers are not known for rushing from one address to another and are usually late.
 
But at least they don’t run drugs like the Aboriginal safety buses in the Kimberley.
 
Sparkles and the sadly deceased Peter Glazebrook used to catch the M.A.P. bus from City Salvos on Saturday nights.
 
*
 
That Ice dealer on Mead Street in Semaphore is threatening to kill the anti-drug campaigner known as Megaphone Man.
 
*
 
The Anglicare Food Barn complex is due to be demolished according to a volunteer named Jimmy. The Food Barn free lunch was stopped without explanation at the beginning of the Plandemic. Free food services frequently close down while others pop up from nowhere.
 
*
 
Karen Walker and the other HousingSA employee who went to Megaphone Man’s last month had lunch at the Challa Gardens Hotel. They hurriedly finished their meal when they noticed Megaphone Man and one of his N.D.I.S. employees watching them from another table.
 
*
 
“I didn’t want to send them to the Hutt Street Centre,” said a church non-profit social worker about two homeless people seeking housing.
 
*
 
Julie Mann screamed at Megaphone Man on Bartley Terrace when he was coming out of the hotel. A small amount of her invalid pension goes to Megaphone Man for damage she did to his car. That money goes straight to his N.D.I.S. employee shared-wall neighbour for damaged he did to her fence.
 
*
 
A church in the northern suburbs told the Foodbank agent to stop delivering rotting vegetables. One church member said they were too rotten to give even to farm animals.
 
*
 
One can forgive Guy Sebastian for his horrible singing after he apologised for joining that political brigade advising people to get the Covid vaccination. He recanted saying it was each person’s personal choice.
 
*
 
Heart and Soul once again cancelled their appearances at the Freemasons Hall in Elizabeth South. They’re now at the Wingfield warehouse and, strangely, the Colonnades shopping centre at Noarlunga. See free food guide for more details.
 
*
 
Beacon of Hope Church of Christ has resumed serving free lunches indoors from Tuesday to Friday at Elizabeth. They’d reduced their service to takeaway only after Mr Rock Solid threatened and attacked diners. He is rumoured to have fled to Alice Springs with Mrs Rock Solid. See the Free Food Guide for latest food details.
 
*
 
The Baby-faced Drug Addict is alive and well, but not looking so baby-like after years on the juice and living outside. He retains an innate sense of humour exhibited as self-delusional irony.
 
He was famous for locking himself in disability toilets then flaking out after injecting heroin.
 
*
 
Puddle Jumpers operates a free food service between the lanes of Port Road in Hindmarsh. It is a small miracle. It’s open from 10:00am to 2:00pm and 5:00pm to 9:00pm seven-days a week.
 
Zoe and the team serve free coffee, groceries, vegetables and occasional blankets to anyone who turns up. They also serve meals, but I’m not sure of the times.
 
There is a donation container attached to the wall, but staff never mention it.
 
*
 
Rosa Maria MAIONE will be arraigned for manslaughter on Monday the 20th of September at 09:45 am in the Sir Samuel Way Building in the city over the death of Ann Marie Smith in April 2020.
 
19 September 2021

(above) A sleeper under cover on the steps of the Elizabeth library and Council chambres. If there is activity in the evening he sleeps elsewhere. Meanwhile, the $8 million multi-level Playford Council carpark 300 metres away remains empty and locked every night.

Anxiety and fear: the beat goes on
 
So much for public parks being available to the public. The Salisbury Council forced Victory Church to move its Friday free BBQ from the quiet area of Pittman park to under the power lines and flush against Commercial Road where it’s noisy so we shout and hear little.
 
It’s not as if we’re a rough crowd. The band of thugs that roams the Salisbury city centre avoids the church free BBQ. They don’t believe in charity and prefer to rob houses instead.
 
A new woman aged 72 said her father told her to be strong so she demonstrated her strength by squeezing my hand so it hurt for two days.
 
Gladys Toogood is No Good according to medical authorities who tied her to a hospital bed. She fell at home and broke two ribs then refused “medication” in hospital and tried to escape. She’s off to a nursing home where she won’t last three months according to a soup kitchen client. He said you take away their freedom and they don’t last. A neighbour said Gladys being taken away was like a “kick in the gut”.
 
The Old Guy’s friend said he’s glad the pokies have switched from coins to credit receipts as he’d gotten out of control picking up stray coins from the trays. Not that he’s poor; he’s loaded.
 
A new red-light house started up in Salisbury last week so neighbours sat outside and advised customers the women “had the clap”.
 
Mick of Mick and Denise was ropeable when he discovered Stormy Summer’s former guard had spread rumours police and compacted his car and put him in the slammer. He also blamed the woman being stalked by a “European Family” of spreading the rumour. Mick said his car was up north at the olive grove owned by “G” who went to Cos We Care.
 
Brown Terrace Uniting Church gives away two bags of food and a $25 Essentials Card for Woolworths every month to Salisbury residents. But those to operate it are horrible.
 
A BBQ client said he’s given up expecting to rent a Housing Trust unit so he’s buying a $3500 bus and plonking in on a vacant block of land.
 
Victory Church (Life Adelaide) at Salisbury
Free BBQ in Pittman Park on Commercial Road near where that woman was raped just before Christmas. 12:00 noon to 1:00pm. Sausages, onions, sauce on bread. Sometimes drinks, rice and used clothing. No I.D. or registration required. No seating except on fence. Not much, but a pleasant outing. It helps to act humble and shy at first then people will be friendly when they see you’re not greedy. Also, free breakfast 9:30 to 11:00am last Saturday of month.

Salisbury Uniting Church
Cnr of Brown and Park Terraces, Salisbury (across from the school). ph 8258 2675. Clean toilets. Sometimes harsh staff. Currently, they give away takeaway cooked food, but this requires you live in Salisbury Council area. Homeless people are exempted, but must undergo a vetting procedure. Service from 11:00am to 12:30pm. Also free fruit and vegetables plus monthly food hampers for Salisbury area people only. If they yell at you, don’t be offended. They must be ex-Army people and that comes naturally to them. 

18 September 2021

(above) Tent and personal possessions outside high-security government building and across road from police station in the Adelaide CBD. Meanwhile, HousingSA units and houses sit empty for months, even years while the executives rake in big salaries. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

More on the nature of the
​Going Home Alliance

It is possible the victory of Lutheran Care and the other Alliances was due to their compromising the nature of their operations by becoming subservient to a central authority algorithm. It could have been something cooked up by Ian Cox in his new role with the government. Ian had already subsumed an aspect of the Hutt Street Centre to the Community Solutions algorithm and the intimate questioning of homeless people included their sexual activity.
 
A source within the welfare establishment said the new Alliances were making each participating welfare organisation subservient to this indifferent algorithm operated by persons unknown. Homeless people seeking help will be required to answer a swathe of personal questions to an unknown person on the phone.
 
The answers will enter the algorithm, which will pump out a social credit score that determines what the homeless person will get, if anything. There will be no face-to-face contact.
 
This homeless social credit score will be sent to an allocated agency such as Anglicare, Baptist Care, the Salvation Army or any other “service deliverer” who will issue whatever the score dictates whether a bag of stale food or a rental unit.
 
The problem here is the more able homeless people will engage social workers, lawyers and advocates to manipulate the algorithm to achieve a better outcome. It will be a boon to those politically favoured and drug junkies who are masters of manipulation. Those with limited education and social sophistication will be outside and deprived.  
 
The homeless industry executives will tout this new program as a wondrous help to homeless people. It is expected to kick-in next January 2022.
 
17 September 2021

Old lies, new lies
 
https://blogs.adelaide.edu.au/dunstan/2017/11/14/adelaide-recognised-globally-for-its-bid-to-end-street-homelessness/
 
17 September 2021
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(above) An old woman from the desert camping in the Adelaide CBD parklands. It suits her better than some disease-ridden hostel. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Anglicare as a psychopath
 
Former Premier of South Australia, Lynn Arnold, wasn’t the cause, but he played a role in transforming Anglicare from a church-based charity to a corporate non-profit.
 
Arnold was a government minister during the period when Tim Marcus-Clark drove the State Bank bankrupt leaving South Australia with an extra $3 billion debt. Marcus-Clark had an ear-to-ear scar after an assassin slashed his throat in Melbourne. That was before the South Australian government made him C.E.O. of the State Bank.
 
The difference after changing Anglicare to a corporate model was that decisions were then based on a business rather than on a moral or charitable model. By changing to a corporate model, a group of morally-based church people could then operate as a singular psychopath. A corporation can do anything and if it gets caught breaking legal or moral laws, the individuals involved can escape punishment by passing blame onto the corporate entity, which doesn’t have a conscience. It doesn’t even exist except as a legal entity written on a piece of paper or inside a computer.  
 
An effect of this was, for instance, that the Elizabeth retirement units on the complex scheduled for “redevelopment” would be left empty for two or three years instead of keeping them filled with six-month lease tenants until the demolishment date had been set. It was easier this way. It was a business decision. If the decision had been a moral one, the units would have been kept filled until the bitter end.  
 
Early 16 September 2021

(above) This bamboo grove has been the refuge of Salisbury homeless for years. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) The bamboo clogged the Little Para river forming a rich swamp, but its progressive removal has created a scene from Planet of the Humans. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) It's hard to believe this land was an enclosed grove that hid up to a dozen people each night. But you can't beat bamboo and it's already growing back. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Beware of help
 
An unpaid Port Adelaide church worker helped a woman who has been in and out of prison. The church woman has worked unpaid for over forty years. The prisoner was released on parole, but with a court order saying she could never have anything to do with her fiancé. She ignored this
 
The church worker allegedly told her boyfriend that she wouldn’t lie to the police meaning she’d tell them they were breaking parole rules. The police raided a house and took the woman back to a motel and then back to prison. This was the raid where a helicopter hovered above a house and the boyfriend’s phone shut down.
 
The boyfriend and a female friend of the prisoner expressed their anger in text messages to the veteran unpaid church worker. The church kicked them out of their welfare program.
 
Perhaps the prisoner and her male and female friends should not have accepted any “help” from the well-meaning, but totally-loyal-to-the-power-structure church worker.
 
15 September 2021
​

Murder house oligarch trying to get rid of the desert Aboriginals 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLSXRNnNhL8 
15 September 2021

Food Bank moving from Bowden
 
From the anonymous contact page

Ewe shore Bowden food bank is moving for those reasons?

Nuffin 2 do wif the developments there? The flash apartments attracting yuppies and don't want the ferals around? Its the same story all over Adelaide, its the south Australian way....

Whitmore square,. salvos meals at Pirie street, the freemasons at the port when they realised they made a mistake and rose and Leeanne was actually changing shit. Ewe have more examples..
 
15 September 2021
​

Is the police station still there?

From Snitch-Stoolie on the anonymous contact page
 
"Tent and personal possessions outside high-security government building and across road from police station in the Adelaide CBD."

Always thought that cop shop relocated to Bent Street at Grenfell. Could be wrong, often am, but have not been to Gawler Place Wakefield Street cop shop in donkeys years... dogs ears.
 
Editor: Good point. The police don’t seem relevant anymore except for traffic fines and Covid enforcement.
 
15 September 2021
​

 From the anonymous contact page

Every mention of New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian
gives me an impression of a large 8-legged cockroach type interesting insect

Bear...i...JICKLIAN!
Bear...i...JICKLIAN!
JICKLIAN!

Perhaps could be a name for some newly discovered insect species

crawl crawl crawl
JICKLIAN...JICKLIAN...JICKLIAN...
 
15 September 2021
​

Leon Byner, etc.

From the anonymous contact page

Commemorated / celebrated 911 day by uncapping then emptying full bottle of some vodka mix in the toilet and giving it a good flush.

Also, 90 year man given drunk thunk on Grote Street last week was victim of 33 year youngster whom media and police described as

"intoxicated" and "he said he could not remember doing it".

But intoxicated with what ? Mercury cyanide Novichok sarin nerve gas or that ole Druggie Dan Murphy drug, that ALCOHOL, the Edgar Bronfman Syndicado Mafioso Bicardi brew

(Juze Juice Jooze Booze He Brew JU BRU Drunk Drug)

5AA : Five Alcoholic Arseholes Radio where Leon "Trotsky" Byner always phrases "drugs and alcohol" rather than showing explicitly that ALCOHOL IS A DRUG.
 
15 September 2021

(above) Just one of the boarded-up HousingSA apartments back of the Gloucester complex on Yorktown Road at Elizabeth Park. Nearly everything the politicians and bureaucrats say about improvements to the Housing Trust stock is deception. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Pilgrim Church resumes Sunday
​free meals

From the desk of Reverend Sandy Boyce
 
“Hi there, I’m contacting you in relation to updating the website with news about Sunday Night Tea at Pilgrim Church. We are (finally) resuming on Sunday September 19th at 5.30pm.
 
Pilgrim Church Hall Sunday meal in the City
12 Flinders Street, Adelaide (entry from back of church). Free. No I.D. required.
They’re back in action and open at 5:30 pm each Sunday. Fresh food purchased by the parishioners plus tea and coffee. Quite nice and if you're quick you can run across Flinders Street to Fred's Van at 6:00pm. Ph (08) 8212 3295 for latest updates.
 
Early 14 September 2021

One big club
 
Political candidate Louise Miller-Frost and her associates have reached a new low in failing to publish the July homeless statistics on the Adelaide Zero Project web page.
 
Couldn’t Louise at least say who is controlling the collection and processing of the data or that it is no longer collected. Like most “non-profit” executives, she behaves in a secretive and paranoid manner. It’s all one big club. Any perceived policy differences are illusions that cloud the fact that most infighting is over the spoils of government funding.
 
Louise Miller-Frost, like the rest of them, cannot tell us the truth about what is happening or she would be kicked out of the club. She would be scorned and ridiculed and expelled from the homeless industry power structure.
 
Early 14 September 2021

(above) A shirt left to dry at Grinder's Lament in the Adelaide CBD parklands. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Foodbank moving from Bowden
 
Foodbank said it is moving its retail outlet from Bowden to 697 Port Road, Woodville Park on the 27th of September.
 
An employee said they’re getting so many clients from Port Adelaide that they might as well be closer to the Port. The employee said the rush of Port Adelaide clients was due to the failure of the UnitingSA Family Centre and the Western Adelaide Homeless Service to be helpful to those living outside and on low incomes.
 
The Family Centre was reduced to giving people $15 vouchers that cost more than that in administration expenses to issue. Employees also referred people to the Mary Magdalene Centre in the city.
 
13 September 2021
​

Daniel’s smirk
 
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews smirked in an interview when he said those not taking the Covid vaccine will be locked out of the medical system.
 
New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced a “rollout” schedule of freedoms for those accepting the vaccines, but said restrictions would remain for those not vaccinated.
 
It’s hard to fathom how the corporate media can gloss over such announcements. These non-representative governments are taking away freedoms people have fought to obtain over hundreds of years.
 
13 September 2021
​

More on Lance Armstrong
 
From Oz Nomad
 
Yes some people can construct, find commonalities and thus find new ways forwards. I myself found what it was like to grow up amidst religious violence, at a regular, lethal level. And then there are those totally unaware, of themselves, of other people, and their "simplicity" is astounding, their answer to everything is that "they're right, everybody else don't have a clue". Ah the limitless confidence of the truly limited.
 
13 September 2021
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In praise of Megaphone Man
 
From the anonymous contact page

Megaphone Man is our HearO

"peace and quiet are partners"
"war and loud noise are their opposites"
 
13 September 2021

Little need for toilet paper
 
From the anonymous contact page
 
Bit em-bare-ass-ing to mention this but aye've not purchased toilet paper (TP) in past 35 years.

Why would someone purchase TP when theres plenty ass wipes everywhere and the best use for the daily rag ("newspaper") is as emergency TP ?

Often find TP rolls, even the large ones, chucked in the bin by toilet cleaners since they try to keep dispensers full.

Also, a MILLION BILLION serviettes (diner napkins) are ditched everywhere.

Do advise against using viral face masks though, especially since these and other non-paper materials can easily clog drains and sanitary sewers, and result in a pissy shit everywhere situation.

Have a nice clean day and try to use the bare minimum of city provided toilets when possible.

Else life could be a bit em-bare-assing.
 
13 September 2021
 

Adelaide Zoo animals
 
From the anonymous contact page

Please take this on :

have NOT heard much from animals in Adelaide Zoo in past couple years.

was used to hearing howler monkeys howl, lions and tigers growl, plenty animal audio antics.

could it be that the animals are being massively sedated again, perhaps in relation to RAH destruction and devilopment at Lot 14 nearby, rabid fruit bats or lack of visitor numbers or even some COVID scare ?

if ya come up with something, please let us know.
 
13 September 2021
 

(above) A man camping on Melbourne Street, North Adelaide while the Housing Trust and Anglicare refuse to rent units kept empty for years. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

On the Street
 
An immigrant from India said thieves in Woodville Park stole their shoes left outside the front door at night. The thieves took only the brand name shoes.
 
Thieves are noted for stealing mail in the area, but they went further by ripping her whole mail box from the ground and walking away with it. She kept laughing as she told the story.
 
*
 
“I’ve never won at the pokies in my life,” said a woman employee to another as they emptied the coin deposit ATM at Salisbury Commonwealth Bank. “But I play the Roulette.”
 
*
 
Police accused a man coming out of a Job Network joint in Port Adelaide of being a shoplifter. They checked their photographs of the wanted man and discovered he was not him. What was the similarity? They both dressed like homeless men.
 
*
 
A man said that when his mother died it was as if lights behind her eyes had been turned off. She’d been afraid for years of “not existing”, but in the seconds before her death, her face was lit up with a wondrous smile he’d never seen before.
 
*
 
A soup kitchen man said that as Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is merged into human beings, then these half-human, half-robotic creatures may be stored in dormancy for 10,000 years, the human aspect never dying.
 
When the robot/human wears out, the human mind component may be fitted with a new body so the human will be trapped forever, never to die.
 
The soup kitchen man said we are creating our own hell.
 
*
 
The ten-minute limit on Exceloo and other timed toilets is not enough for disabled and blind people. When the time limit is reached, the doors open in full view of the street.
 
The doors also stay open for a minute after the person leaves so those passing by can peer inside. This is called passive surveillance.
 
*
 
Old Val’s budgie died from drinking Coco-Cola. Old Val is a client at Salisbury Fred’s Van. The woman who had her children taken away said you should never feed budgies Coke or aspirin. It makes them blow up.
 
*
 
“There’s been some guy lately who’s been going around constantly yelling and I’m not sure what he’s yelling exactly. It’s kind of like nonsense and trying to start fights with anyone who is out and about at the time.”
 
Life at Holbrook’s Housing Trust units at Brooklyn Park where the government is placing 72 homeless, mostly drug addicts into newly renovated apartments.
 
*
 
A landlady asked two of her tenants to help evict Salisbury’s “biggest Ice addict”.
 
*
 
A 75-year-old Salisbury woman watched burglars sneak around her backyard with flashlights at night. She said they’d smelt cannabis in the neighbourhood and were searching back sheds on the street.
 
*
 
Centrelink no longer asks clients phoning if they want to register their voice print. The robot assumes they will and begins the process. It takes two-minutes of silence before the robot backs off and the normal sign-in procedure commences.
 
The government and big corporations are eating away at our freedom and privacy at every opportunity.
 
*
 
An elderly woman at The Lutheran Ark Saturday takeaway casually mentioned she was getting a colostomy bag the following week.
 
A disproportionate number of underclass people gets their asses sewn shut and bags attached to the side of their bodies. Most have been on a huge variety of prescribed medications that irritate their stomachs and bowels.
 
Early 12 September 2021

RE: Two Lance Armwrestle comments by OZ Nomad

From the anonymous contact page

Thank you, Mr. Oz Nomad, for sharing your thoughts on Lance Armwrestle. This discussion was commenced by others around 6-8 weeks ago and I was comforted to hear your views; very
well expressed and in parallel with my own.

Lance is a fundamentalist christian and thrives on debunking the faith of other christians as wrong, invalid or inadequate.
With an outwardly benign manner, he is out to destroy the ministry and faith of others and their self esteem.

He made this mistake with Mark Arstall who, although parnoid and reactive, stood as a man of decent stature in the eyes of many,
except Lance, The Ghost, F. Christmas,
the vitamin Derelect and the ***** ***** ***** . In other words the membership of the Old Housed B ards Club.

Let's keep talking about Lance.
 
Anonymous
 
Second Editor:  Have you seen the stuff Arstall writes on the Web? It isn’t nice or healthy?
 
Early 12 September 2021

(above) A sign outside the fancy Anglicare offices at the Elizabeth shopping centre directs down-and-out people to its nearly empty Mission building offering practically nothing. It's not that Anglicare is doing something wrong, but that it keeps its clients uninformed and ignorant, which creates a sense of helplessness. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Homeless people rarely qualify for homeless services

Salvation Army social workers are at their wit’s end trying to respond positively to homeless people asking for help. Their housing service is limited to those joining their alcoholic and mental illness programs, but not for anyone simply homeless.
 
The best the social workers can do is send them to one of those crooked Homeless Connect joints, which then pass the buck to the Hutt Street Centre or some other joint who then pass them on to the Going Home Alliance.  Going Home refer them back through the system once again whereupon social workers deride them for returning. It makes homeless people go slightly insane so the welfare agencies suggest they join a therapeutic program and obtain addictive prescribed medication to calm them down.  
 
That’s why the homeless couple at Semaphore can’t get help: they won’t falsely denounce themselves as alcoholics, drug addicts or mentally ill to qualify for a rehabilitation program that includes housing. They’re just naïve and homeless.
 
For those homeless people finding housing, but not on a program, the Salvos offer $250, which can buy a mattress and bedding at a Salvation Army store. Better than nothing.
 
For those tricked into getting expensive phone services, the Salvation Army has money provided by Telstra for Telstra customers only. But as one social worker said, “Very few of my clients use Telstra…”.
 
Early 11 September 2021

New toilet behaviour at Largs North
 
Men have mostly stopped using the toilets at the Port Church before, during and after the free social community meal and service.
 
Church officials removed the curtains on the hallway windows and keep the door open. It’s part of a program to keep children safe.
 
When men go into the area, a woman will open the men’s toilet door and shout a child’s name. Not always, but enough to give the chill to men in this era of insanity.
 
Early 11 July 2021
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(above) A camper at a secret hideout in a clogged CBD creek bed during the dry season returned after an early winter rain and discovered his bedding had floated away. He spent an uncomfortable night elsewhere until obtaining new bedding the next day. It pays to have secret stashes of bedding throughout suburbia. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Offenders Aid at Port Adelaide Library
 
The big man’s voice tightened across the library newspaper table inside the Port Adelaide library. The Offenders’ Aid bureaucrat asked him increasingly personal questions that he answered with an increasingly high-pitched voice.
 
Despite having a large office across the street, the Offenders’ Aid (O.A.R.S.) conducts much of its operations inside the Port Adelaide library.
 
Perhaps in fear of child sex offenders, the Port Adelaide Enfield Council has removed one of the doors in the men’s’ toilets and widening that doorway. Not much is private now.
 
Patronage of the men’s toilets has resultingly dropped to perhaps a third of its previous number. Men go instead to the Chinese-owned Port Plaza shopping centre.
 
The library itself is a shadow of its former self. Sectioning a quarter of the floor space for a children’s area was a dismal failure. Its few patrons appear to be single parents on supervised visits.  
 
The library’s book shelves have become lower, wider spaced and decorated with display copies to hide the fact they are half empty. And most books are junk novels as requests for quality titles are ignored. Books are ordered by a central authority by the pallet rather than the title.
 
The internet computers are the new library, but staff are largely unwilling or unable to help clients in this regard. It makes one wonder why the Port Adelaide library actually exists except to service Offenders’ Aid.
 
Early 10 September 2021

(above) The Salvation Army at Elizabeth East should call themselves the Dumping Mattress Army and send a bill to the Playford Council after each incident. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Semaphore Park news
 
Police visited The Wooden Man’s Julia Farr house after midnight the Tuesday before last. Half a dozen police vehicles arrived at a Housing Trust unit further down Pelican Place the following day. This was across the road from where the elderly couple bought a townhouse next door to the shooting-up room, which itself has new occupants.  
 
It’s also strange how many residents of Pelican Place park their cars on adjacent streets or in Housing Trust carparks at night then sneak home on foot.
 
The homeless couple living in their vehicle near the Dog Society public toilets have moved further up the coast. The Charles Sturt Council has begun renovations to the public toilets, but that affects the Dog Society very little as they’re constantly on the move.
 
The homeless couple are those who stumbled into the funeral at Arndale Anglicare and can’t get any extra welfare help for housing because they don’t use drugs or torch Housing Trust units. But most importantly, they haven’t signed up for a disadvantaged homeless persons rehabilitation course, which will teach them the art of acquired helplessness.
 
9 September 2021
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Oz Nomad on the rampage

1/ More Social Housing
2/ Increase Benefits
3/ Make Narcotics Prescribed
4/ Then take a day off✌️
 
WoW. Almost everything that I wrote was printed. Love seeing mine in print. It's only ever happened once before, in the late '80's in Brixton, in London, (but really in the Caribbean) and my mate and I on our way to the squats and we get stopped by 2 plainclothes, yeah, like really of THE BILL. Andy's smashed and his immediate or default setting is strike and run. But.....they're trying to be friendly AND they tell us......"Whel, iss likke "evidence in camera".....pays £4, tea & coffee, an a 3 packa bensums". Ah Brixton Nick!.......why did we ever burn you down?.......so many times!.
 
Oz Nomad
 
Editor: Thanks for your stuff. Anything you notice about changes in services for homeless people would be appreciated. Dirty tricks and clean tricks.
 
9 September 2021

Proton email

From the anonymous contact page
 
Look alike ewe kneed a noo e male host with the most.
https://therecord.media/protonmail-forced-to-collect-an-activists-ip-address-in-police-investigation/
 
Editor: Governments are forcing people to develop criminal minds.
 
9 September 2021
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Do the Covid vaccines reduce health

From Rightoknow@gmail.com.nz

“Basically this large research paper, including plecebo trials found no benifite to individual or public health and will cause a catostrophic health event.

“It goes into detail. Extensively.

“This is relevant to the homeless and poverty community as they're the first to drop, as a result of how demorilising life is for them. The impacts of that on health, the shit food. The documented discrimination by doctors against this community.

“The hardest hit are young men and boys( heart) time will tell the ovarian damage to females, where the known cytotoxic ( inventor of mRNA technology says so himself) spike protein congregates. Which reduces fertility in animal trials considerably. And theres cases of babies dieing after mother vaxxed and breastfeeding.

“Studies coming in from all around the world that those over 60, who are vaxxed are worse off than unvaxxed...the very people suppose to be protected. If covid is a boomer remover, the spike protein is a bin diver getting the slops.

“According to this study the mainstream media won't publish. We know that generally means its true.”
 
From Rightoknow@gmail.com.nz
 
Editor: I didn’t publish the link as Square might kill this site. Why aren’t the vaccinated in Australia and New Zealand dying like flies. When vaccinated people start dropping in the streets I will believe the anti-vaccine stories.
 
But I’m still not having it.
 
9 September 2021

The old boy bites the dust

From the anonymous contact page
 
Word of Warning to all homeless in Adelaide South Australia central business district (CBD) :

Media reports that at about 1300(1 pm.) on Monday 7 September 2021 an elderly 90 year old man was violently king hit on Grote Street near the Central Market area by a male offender FOR NO REASON or RELATION.

The elder man fell, his head impacted, partially ruptured on a hard object and these blows sent the victim to critial care in hospital.

All homeless elderly and other vulnerable homeless to include homeless handicapped and young mothers with children should be aware that

Adelaide has massively degraded in the past few decades to resemble a scum slum crime ghetto similar to those in many other ugly urban centres worldwide.

Also and in fact, some SAGOV "public servants" have a first-name friendly partner bedfellows bedsheelas prison-society relationship with criminal offenders. This can sometimes be visible in the coverage of horror situations encountered by the homeless and public housing victim tenants and readable at this website.

South Australia has no obvious punishment for those who attack and injure elderly people although penalties for same type attacks (or lesser attacks) on emergency workers has supposedly been increased to 15 year automatic prison sentence which SAGOV would be most reluctant to pay for.

Even SAGOV and Federal "help" telephone call services such as CrimeStoppers can be charades with little or no help or they may cause and amplify further intentional harm due to apathetic SAGOV inaction.

HAVE NO DOUBT THAT HUMAN CRIMINALS TO INCLUDE HUMAN GOVERNMENT WILL ATTACK THE UNFORTUNATE THE FRAIL THE ELDERLY.

Our prayers go with this elder man in his terrible near-death and perhaps impending death circumstance.

Shame SAGOV Shame.

Shame Criminals SA Shame.
 
Anonymous
 
Editor: Yes, I get the chills while walking through Hackney Lodge at night.
 
9 September 2021

(above) The Homeless League of Gentleman watched from the grandstand last week as just one customer gets tested at the Victoria Park Covid station. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Fred’s Van Gawler
 
Another week, another fight. A drunk Ice addict from the tormented indigenous family punched heart patient Troy in the head and body. A woman attached to the same family pulled off her shirt and shouted, “You might as well **** me, everyone else has.”
 
Despite being mixed-race Aboriginals and most of us are white fellas, we’re both from the same culture of homelessness and welfare oppression.
 
Anyway, the police turned up.
 
Gawler Fred’s Outdoor Food Van
Pioneer Park, Horrocks/Lyndoch Road, Gawler (opposite the Visitor Centre)
Thursdays 6:00pm. Soup, hotdogs, sandwiches, coffee, takeaway bread.
Under the Lions Rotunda during wet weather. Clients and staff more polite than in the city though police are sometimes called to stop fights. No I.D. or registration required. Usually, really nice.
 
8 September 2021

Living Faith free food
 
The church woman on the phone said they like to get to know a few things about you over a cuppa, but they don’t require a Centrelink card or collect information for the Eternal Shame File. (She didn’t actually call it the shame file).
 
They offer vegetables, bread and groceries for three days. They’re only open every second Friday during school terms from 10:00am to 12:30pm and request you phone for a booking durin the Covid era.
 
It doesn’t matter where you come from, but they say it is a hand up and not a hand out so going there every fortnight might become a problem. Next open Friday is 17th September then we’re into the school holidays.
 
Phone 8264 4933 and press 1 to speak to the receptionist.
 
8 September 2021
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Free Digital Literacy training
 
The Jack Young Cente is behind the Salisbury RSL, which is near the railway crossing on Park Terrace. They offer Wednesday simple computer sessions from 9:30am to 11:30am including morning tea. Phone 8406 8525 to book a place.
 
The Salisbury Library offers similar classes in the evil Community Hub building on John Street. You can develop many digital skills allowing you to negotiate our increasing complex and fickle society, for better or for worse.
 
They may offer use of their computers or you can bring your own device. Phone 8406 8222 for more information.  

via The Night Talker
8 September 2021

The Beast posing as your friend 
https://dhs.sa.gov.au/latest-news/media-releases-2021/cctv-trial-expands-to-further-safeguard-people-with-disability?utm_campaign=latest-news&utm_source=web&utm_content=home-page&utm_term=CCTV%20trial%20expands%20to%20further%20safeguard%20people%20with%20disability
8 September 2021

Mood and face recognition surveillance
 
Humanity creating its own hell or how to fund your oppressor.
 
https://www.bitchute.com/video/siAxg8hecJ7n/
 
8 September 2021
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Allan Tiller on Ghosts at Two Wells Bowling Clubrooms

Free Paranormal SA talks with SA History society member Allan Tiller. Free event at the Two Wells Bowling Clubrooms. Free tea/coffee and nibblies. Allan Tiller an renowned local historian will talk about why South Australia is one of the most haunted places in the country. He will discuss why crimes in South Australia are more grissly than anywhere else and what may possibly be influencing these crimes.

This free event including catering is due to be held on Tuesday the 14th of September, starting at 1pm at 43 Old Port Wakefield Road, Two Wells.

Bookings via the Two Wells Library. Phone (08) 8520 2100.

The Night Talker.
8 September 2021

More on Lance Armstrong
Oz Nomad

PS2. SSWCC?........ located in Victoria Sq, the SS stands for "Sir Samuel"........guess the rest. Lol, and on the question that is "Lance Armstrong"?, Lol, I remember an especially invasive conversation we had (more like an interrogation) and despite him treating me as a "blow in" or a semi permanent "backpacker" he asked me "So, why did you come here"?........my answer?, "Because I did"...His reply?..."but, that's no an ANSWER!"
 
8 September 2021
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(above) Kirsten-Leigh Barr forgets to mention the "new neighbours" are heavy-duty drug addicts from the city. And that if tenants thought things were bad now, just wait and see what happens next. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) While 18 units in the Holbrook's Housing Trust complex at Brooklyn have been renovated for druggies, other parts used by current tenants are in ruins. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) PVC stripped from copper wiring is dumped in the laundry area. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) Drug addicts commandeer the laundry rooms leaving some tenants in a constant state of anxiety when they do their washing. And practically no one hangs their washing outside due to kleptomaniac druggies who steal whether they need something or not. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

(above) The problem at the Holbrook's Brooklyn Park Housing Trust complex is that Ice and heroin dealers and addicts are mixed with tenants simply disadvantaged and disabled. This policy is overseen by C.E.O. Michael Buchan, who was promoted far beyond his abilities. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Michelle Lensink in deception mode
 
The Minister for Human Services in charge of the Housing Trust, Michelle Lensink, has a new trial plan to speed up placing tenants in empty public housing.  She will have multiple prospective tenants brought to an empty unit or house so if the first eligible candidate declines the offer, the next in line can make a decision without further delay. Sounds good?
 
An article in the Sunday Mail newspaper last Sunday supported this view by implying that potential tenants were knocking back good places for spurious reasons. It seems that over one-third of over 4000 offers last year were declined.
 
But declining an offer may be a healthy as many apartment blocks are occupied by Ice and heroin junkies and dealers. Thumping music may greet your ears as you begin an inspection. You’d be crazy to move in.
 
How much time will be saved by this new process? Candidates can decline two offers before being kicked to the bottom of the list and wait perhaps  another five years before the next offer. This leaves little scope for people having waited years for housing to knock back many offers. HousingSA expect those contacted to view the property within 48-hours then make a decision within another 48-hours so we’re not talking about properties remaining empty for long periods, anyway.
 
The real problem of properties left empty for months or even years resides with HousingSA. A resident near the Hutt Street Centre told me last month that the HousingSA (Housing Trust) left a unit in her street empty for two years. Another unit at Modbury was vacant for over six-months when it didn’t even need cleaning for the next tenant.
 
Minister for Human Services, Michelle Lensink, is doing nothing less than deceiving the public about who is responsible for houses and units left empty for long periods. It’s herself and department administrators like HousingSA C.E.O. Michael Buchan.
 
Michelle Lensink voiced this deception in an interview with David Bevan on ABC Radio Adelaide yesterday morning. Within minutes, a  woman named Ruby phoned and blew a hole in Michelle’s lie. Ruby said:
 
“My teenage daughter and I were in a townhouse [Housing Trust] and we moved into the middle of three. We’d been homeless three times. We finally got public housing and all was good and the neighbours got moved out and we ended up having no neighbours for a couple of years and I kept saying to Housing, how about you get somebody in there, we got drug deals going on next door [squatters?], place getting ransacked, let’s do something.
 
“We eventually got somebody in and all hell broke loose. They put somebody in with, who I found out later had been released from jail with his mother and the yelling, screaming and abuse, it got to the stage we were having police called three times a week trying to keep them quiet. The front windows of the property got smashed. Eventually, they [the screaming neighbours] worked out it was coming from us so they started threatening us.
 
“They [HousingSA] finally got onto…moving us and while we were cleaning up, a car pulled up…the guy gets out and he says, uh, what do you know about this place and I said we’re just moving out, why? [He says] They’ve just offered the house to me and my ten-year-old daughter. And I said, pardon, so we were getting threats from these neighbours, oh, and the crunch of it was…them fighting at the back fence and the woman had a three-foot iron pole she was throwing at people and then it would have been three weeks after that they offer to this poor guy with his ten-year-old daughter. I said, you got to be kidding me. No. No.
 
“And we were in hotel accommodation by that stage and I actually ran into him. He was up there with his daughter and I said, how long have you been there. He said, I’ve been there six-months.
 
“We put up with the trauma of these neighbours for 12-months before they moved us out and my kids have got…post-traumatic stress, it’s horrific.
 
“The screaming and the yelling and the door slamming and threats over the fence, ‘We’re going to get you. We know…if you ring the police again, you know what’s going to happen.’  
 
“My youngster is only thirteen. Terrified.
 
“In the end we had this big brawl at the back fence and…I went to the office first thing Monday morning and said, I told my girls we’re sleeping here because we’re not safe and I just sat in the office and I refused to move and in the end [they said] we’ll put you into hotel accommodation.
 
“We were there for a week and then 24-hours after being in hotel accommodation I got offered a house.” [Early 2021].
 
Editor: Ruby’s experience is an example of what a statement made by Port Adelaide Housing Trust tenancy officer trying to evict anti-drug campaigner Megaphone Man. She said during an inspection that HousingSA allocations were made from a central office and had no regard for the mix of tenants.
 
7 September 2021

From the anonymous contact page

Tanks Much

Tanks Much for BRAVERY in the face of fashus.

Would not have the stomach for much of what is discovered in HSA SAGOV.

We are not chicken and these things sicken.

Especially relish honest statements from tenants faced with drug terror.
 
Early 7 September 2021
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From the anonymous contact page
Troof Torker

Won’t name names but this needs to be told.

A disabled person with significant health issues was op shopping. They walked into little trendy place, and the attendant asked do you have a mask and the troofull replie was they have a medical exemption. Which they did. The attendant pretended they didnt hear them. Which is a dead give away to a bigot. There was a couple in there. The female blonde kept staring at the disabled person like they were a lepor.

They left and person saw behind counter a sign saying all proceeds go to charity. So person asked what charity. Genuine question because if it was a decent charity they'd make a point of shopping there.

When they were told they asked what do they do. They address social inclusion, disabled abused homeless , were involved with redress scheme, royal commission into disibility and child sex abuse. Provided counselling advice advocacy etc.

Oh social inclusion was the retort in a sarcastic tone, so they could help me with the way im being tret for no mask when i have a medical reason, things like that customer staring at me after asked me about mask. They could help spread awareness maybe?
The lady freaked. She got defensive, guilt over flowing because she was one of those bigots herself, and a simple conversation, innocent one caught her out. She was in a rush to go out back.

She was out back for a minute and clearly flustered. The person left and went into another op shop a few doors down.

When they left a police car was outside idling and followed the person. At traffic lights one cop got out on foot to maintain the stalking.

Welcome to nazi Australia.

This person cant help themselves has a psychic ability to find anyones weak spot and bring out the evil,. the predator. They do it subconcously.

A gift a curse? They literally smell you and then find your weakness in such a way you turn violent in some way and walk away thinking what happenned, they saw your soul and pulled down the curtains.

If you've had one of these encounters, you're probably going to hell. See ya in baxter detention center boys and girls who don't get the jab. Amendment in parliment to bio security act in parliament now to legalise concentration camps for un jabbed.
 
Editor: You should name names. Use spellcheck. 
 
Early 7 September 2021

(above) The virus hotel as seen from Halifax Street near King William Street in the Adelaide CBD. A police officer hides from the camera. (Adelaide Homeless Journal, September 2021).

Jesus of Dublin

Rumour has it that Jesus of Dublin, MAY be at the resistance alliance, country SA events, Commie Kev and Evelyn the Agitator will definitely be there...as will the Commie Kev's sister the Retired Lawyer, who used to help out at the Balaklava Ethnos Centre, before the Council cut the water and electricity to the building and then stopped the yearly funding grants, that paid the buildings rent.

The Night Talker
6 September 2021
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Chief Messenger of Infinity
​at Cos We Care

Chief Messenger SoSo is in pink.
 
https://www.facebook.com/coswecare/videos/583405373068300/
 
Cos We Care City
Corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace, Adelaide. Either outside St Andrew’s medical centre or on the grass. 7:30 - 9:00am Sunday. Free. No I.D. or registration required. Clients include genuine homeless people. Hot food and coffee, fruit and vegetables, cereal, frozen milk, used clothing. Occasional yelling and screaming and surprisingly pleasant extras. Also on Saturdays in Carpark 1, Fremont Park, Yorktown Road, Elizabeth from 7:30 – 9:00am.
 
6 September 2021

Lance Armstrong
 
By Oz Nomad

Great to see that Lance is still "trending" and "trendy" even. My two bobs worth?.....He is Obviously a very lonely old man, no wife, no children/grandchildren, no career in his past. What he has got is a sense of self-importance, he takes it upon himself to visit homeless establishments, although he himself is not nor ever has been homeless. Whilst there he delights in pointing out others mistakes and like to give family planning advice to especially younger homeless females. I have been involved in homeless soup kitchens since I was in my early teens, helping my dad and his friends every Saturday night where we would put on a dinner, hot foods, seated. Da was always "leery" of these "self-appointed" wanna be social workers.......Lance is just such. As regards his "Taxi Career"?, Well he just didn't have what it takes to be an Adelaide Cabbie......Too much Gobbing and not enough listening. As long as next time that he feels the need to stand over me at Fred's when I'm getting a feed?.......I just hope and pray my vista isn't his Lycra pudding. It's kinda sickening.
 
PS: Lance shares many similarities to those who've found themselves handcuffed to me in the dock at the SSWCC back in the '90's.
 
Oz Nomad
 
Editor: Yeah, the lycra is hard on the eyes, but he does have children and grandchildren and had some sort of career. As to the self-appointed social workers, the most useful are those who connect with those living outside who don’t understand the complexity and unpleasant nature of the homeless welfare industry.
 
6 September 2021
 

Reduced numbers
​at Victory Church free BBQ

We watch the police across the road pull over drivers of old cars and make them do drug and alcohol tests. Police were effectively targeting low-income people. They got two drivers who walked away from their cars. The druggies in the park were unfazed. They ride bicycles and catch buses and trains.
 
Barkuma Peter, 75, wore a plastic shield at the Victory Church free BBQ at Salisbury. He arrived late to avoid Andrea’s new boyfriend. Andrea told Peter to stay away from free food venues.
 
The Victory Church members don’t understand the druggies are keeping clients away from their free Friday BBQ.  It doesn’t get through to them that the drug addicts control the BBQ end of Pittman Park.
 
Victory Church (Life Adelaide) at Salisbury
Free BBQ in Pittman Park on Commercial Road near where that woman was raped just before Christmas. 12:00 noon to 1:00pm. Sausages, onions, sauce on bread. Sometimes drinks, rice and used clothing. No I.D. or registration required. No seating except on fence. Not much, but a pleasant outing. It helps to act humble and shy at first then people will be friendly when they see you’re not greedy. Also, free breakfast 9:30 to 11:00am last Saturday of month.
 
6 September 2021

​Music played by child molesters who hung out at Veale Gardens
​
And whose victims are now the old men and women
who attend Fred's Vans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-RkC6MYT2E

​A weird version, was it unconscious?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1UXSdFlVOs
8 May 2021
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Paul Boden in the U.S.A. says the homeless industry got bigger while homeless housing got less: a mirror of Adelaide’s homeless services 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y3M-GaR84s 
13 December 2020
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https://tinyurl.com/huttstreetcentrerobyn
  The Hutt Street Centre and Kent Town Rotary are portraying Robyn as homeless for the purpose of collecting money. However, Robyn is not homeless. She has lived  for years in a comfortable home in an exclusive suburb across the South Parklands and within walking distance of  the Hutt Street Centre. Rotary may not know this, but the Hutt Street Centre does as Robyn has been going there for decades. This is a problem with homeless welfare where  clients get drawn into an agency's  propaganda unit. Robyn has had a tumultuous life and has adapted her tactics to meet those challenges and her endurance is a credit to the survival skills of humanity.

www.predatorsandfriends.weebly.com 
The story of Sherri Robinson
and Tony DeKort

Photograph of Ngongotaha (Mark Nicholas Arstall, 39) given freely to Mark Brake of the Adelaide Advertiser and published by the webmaster of the Hutt Street Centre on their webpage.

http://tinyurl.com/mileskemppuffpiece

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Remembering PJ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPCiBYTnN4c

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