Bachelor of Theology, Masters of International Community Development, Diploma of Housing. Former Australian soldier and former Salvation Army Officer
SE Queensland
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Alwayswatching retweeted
There are some yes, but they are not “courts” they are religious councils assisting mainly Islamic women with family disputes and supporting them with religious divorces. They have no legal jurisdiction whatsoever in the UK!
Alwayswatching retweeted
Now this recent attempt on life seems totally staged. Look at this timeline (from $200mil to $400+mil and from privately funded to taxpayer funded. Trump is the grift-king and con-artist extraordinaire.
Adjusted to today’s dollars (2026):
≈ $55–70 billion total government expenditure.
This is the realistic modern equivalent of building the coal fleet Australia relied on for decades.
$13–15 billion spent by state governments building coal power stations prior to 1990. This excludes very small early stations and minor upgrades, but captures the major fleet.
Before the 1990s — Yes, almost all were government-built From the 1920s through the 1980s, coal power stations were built by:
• State Electricity Commissions
• State-owned utilities (e.g., SECV in Victoria, ECNSW, QEC in Queensland)
• Government planning and financing
Australia did have privately developed coal power stations — especially from the 1990s to the 2000s — but no private company has attempted to build one since Bluewaters in 2009, because the economics no longer stack up.
Alwayswatching retweeted
If anyone is planning to read One Nation’s health policy, I’d recommend clearing at least 17 seconds in the diary to get through the full body of work.
Bookmark this for when you’re ready.
I’ve included the complete policy in the screenshot below.
Alwayswatching retweeted
I sailed my little boat from the river to the sea
And I cried "Free Palestine" when I reached the estuary...
