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CRACKERS PATH: Greg Sheridan drops facts on facts during Insiders yesterday - prior to this hosts David Spears was spinning that China is reducing emissions. Watch
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Democrats can target Pete Hegseth all
they want. He will not be moved and
neither will we. Listen as @sjkokinda of
@PrometheanActn explains:
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Elon Musk has contributed more to human progress than every politician who has spent their time harassing him combined.
It's not even close.
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This is an Islamic school in Sydney
We give $25k for each kid to attend this Islamic schools where they teach the ways of the Prophet who married a 6yo, had sex with a 9yo, had sex slaves and massacred hundreds
Stop funding Islamic schools save Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🧡
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The Far Left cannot be won - as you can see below. 👇
In my book, I call them Left Identitarians: lovers of DEI, antiracism and talkers of white supremacy.
But the nuanced centre left and right is who I write for - those of us who know something is wrong with the country and want to understand what is going on.
You cannot understand without knowing schools and children.
If you are on the Left, ignore those who call you racist for questioning the DEI mantra - break out of the cage!
Read my book and see what you think!
Diversity is NOT Our Strength!
leftfootforward.org/2026/11/…
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🚨 WATCH: Unreleased footage shows exactly how Victoria Police UNLAWFULLY arrested Avi Yemini, twice
Overwhelming footage from five cameras shows Victoria Police unlawfully targeting Rebel News journalist @OzraeliAvi on the outskirts of the anti-Pauline Hanson protest, arresting him twice and releasing him both times without charge.
Avi is fighting back. He has retained Australia's top media lawyer, Justin Quill, to hold Victoria Police accountable for their unlawful actions, and to make sure the next officer who feels like grabbing a journalist off a Melbourne street thinks twice. Because if this stands, it isn't just his job on the line. It's anyone's who turns up with a camera and a question the government would rather nobody asked.
Full Report and ways to support Avi at: rebelne.ws/4kPPo6P
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Yeah, never forget me, lol. If I could go back a hundred times, I’d dance and celebrate the death of the murderer Ayatollah every single time.
People inside Iran felt the same. When the strikes stopped and the ceasefire came, many were frustrated and anxious, not because they wanted more bombs, cause they were terrified of being left alone again with a regime that has spent decades killing, imprisoning, and executing innocent people. That fear was justified. Since the war paused, the regime has continued executing protesters pretty much everyday.
The real tragedy isn’t that some Iranians abroad hoped foreign pressure might weaken the regime. It’s that the Islamic Republic is still in power and still executing people who dared to demand a different future.
And don’t worry we will continue fighting till Iran gets free.
Javid Shah
N'oublions jamais ces Iraniennes vulgaires et nostalgiques du chah qui s'étaient réjouies de voir leur propre pays bombardé par Israël et les USA. En France, l'une d'entre elles a été honorée par Aurore Bergé. Les bombardements américains et israéliens en Iran ont fait plus de 3 600 morts, dont 155 écolières tuées lors de la frappe sur une école à Minab.
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Secretary Rubio doesn’t mince his words about the Islamic Republic.
“They massacred tens of thousands of their own people in the streets. When the wounded arrive at the hospital, they go in after them and kill them in their beds. Imagine if they had a nuclear weapon.”
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200 million Australian taxpayer dollars for ‘climate action’ handed to Turkey while Turkey’s president is celebrating selling more fossil fuel. The whole thing is so fucken ridiculous.
Andrew Bolt nailed it: Albanese is so easy to con he’s flown straight into the world’s biggest climate clown show.
Day one in Turkey and the hosts blew the whole scam wide open.
Erdogan celebrates brand new oil discoveries: more oil, equals higher living standards.
The man hosting 70,000 alarmists, grifters and Third World delegates chasing Western cash just admitted the obvious - fossil fuels make countries richer.
Meanwhile Labor wants less of them and wonders why power prices are exploding.
Rystad Energy says wholesale electricity could nearly double in three years because coal plants are being killed off faster than the wind and solar “replacements” can show up.
Bowen is lording it over the negotiations while Australians get the bill.
Greta’s there again claiming this is life or death.
Facts she and the cult ignore:
• Australian life expectancy up more than 0.7 years in a decade.
• Fewer cyclones.
• No major bushfires for over six years.
• World producing more food than ever.
• Chance of dying in a climate disaster down 99.38% this century (Lomborg)
• Low lying islands more likely to grow than drown.
Albanese and Bowen still plan to torch hundreds of billions on schemes that won’t move the global temperature a fraction.
Australia is too small. It’s theatre.
The real agenda is the first item on the agenda: guilt the West into handing over $300 billion a year.
Albanese turns up with your money already earmarked - including $32,000 of free coffee as a taste of the freebies.
China, India and the US didn’t send their leaders. France, Germany and Canada stayed home.
Only Albanese decided this farce was worth his time while the energy bills land on Australian households.
The host of the climate conference just told the truth about oil.
Our Prime Minister is still pretending less energy makes us richer.
The man is so far out of his depth, he is a danger to our country.
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No, John Cleese.
Women weren’t the first to walk ahead. The first were children under 15 whom Iran’s Islamic regime and mullahs turned into human bombs.
They were handed plastic keys to “paradise,” promised 72 virgins upon death, and sent in waves to clear minefields with their bodies.
Tens of thousands came from poor families who sold them for money and pressured them into jihad; some had no family and believed Islam’s paradise would grant them virgins.
Most of the West never learned their names. If you want to joke about the real forgotten victims of the Islamic Republic, start there.
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Australia has sent its two biggest turkeys to this taxpayer-funded climate junket.
What an absolute waste of taxpayers’ money.
The leaders of the world’s five biggest emitters couldn’t even be bothered turning up. But Albanese and Bowen have taken nearly 200 government delegates to a resort town on the Mediterranean. Flights, accommodation and meals. All on your money.
Meanwhile, Australians are struggling to keep the lights on.
The last thing we need is Albanese and Bowen writing more cheques to foreign countries and signing us up for more expensive power.
Bowen is selling out Australia for Labor’s net zero madness. And we’re stuck paying the bill.
Only One Nation can be trusted to scrap net zero, pull out of the Paris Agreement and get power prices back under control.
Des Howley retweeted
Exactly - this is the left in action.
Destroy the economy - suppress freedom of speech - censor dissent - breed hatred & resentment - make children ashamed of their heritage - create a population dependent on government handouts - erode a nation’s culture with mass migration.
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"J'ai rencontré maintes fois Chirac, Sarkozy, Macron, et combien de ministres. Je leur expliquais presque année après année la façon dont l'islamisme allait s'implanter en France, comme je l'ai vu faire en Algérie. Aucun d'entre eux ne m'a écouté." [Boualem Sansal]
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#PetaCredlin nailed it ..
“At least neither man insulted our intelligence by nominating their brains as something worth protecting given they are perhaps the two biggest dimwits that Canberra has ever produced.”
Thanks @MarthaThomas20 for bringing this to my attention 😉
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Over millions of years, subtle shifts in Earth’s orbit, axial tilt and precession have guided the world into regular, repeating rhythms - known as the Milankovitch cycles.
These orbital variations dictate the pacing of ice ages and interglacials, setting the solar baseline for everything that happens on the surface. Life continues to evolve alongside this astronomical heartbeat and ecosystems have spent hundreds of millions of years adapting to predictable, large-scale shifts.
Attributing the modern observed temperature increase of 1.1°C to 1.4°C since the pre-industrial period exclusively to a trace gas overlooks a powerful array of natural climate drivers. Atmospheric CO₂ is not a danger for life; it is the driver of photosynthesis, primary plant productivity and oxygen regeneration.
Current average global temperatures (estimated at around 15°C) reflect a global recovery from the 500-year Little Ice Age (1300–1850). This is not an emergency. The Earth is 9°C cooler in the modern era than the global average of 24°C throughout the last 540 million years of biological history.
Plant and animal species do not rely on static temperatures either, as the planet drifts between cold glaciations and warm interglacials. Indeed, they flourish through resilience, migration and expansion. Life on land has survived at least five major extinction events, but life always recovered from these setbacks and new species emerged.
Viewed through this dual lens - with orbital regularity above and biological adaptability below - planetary history has not been a sequence of sudden emergencies. It has evolved in natural, orderly progressions, where life readjusted itself to the rhythms of the solar system.
IMAGE: Earth's long-term global average temperature has spent most of geological history fluctuating between 20°C and 35°C (Judd et al., 2024) — significantly higher than today's colder baseline of roughly 15°C.
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The Australian government is trying to deport French baddies and the top comments are Algerian guys celebrating: “Happy that French people can also experience that feeling.”
The Australian government is trying to respond to anti-immigration sentiment by going after Western backpackers. But nobody actually wants this.
As an Australian I want more culturally compatible Western migrants and less migrants from failed states and low trust societies. I want less scammers, fraudsters, machete head choppers and jihadists. Attractive French women are literally not the problem, the problem is guys like the Bondi shooter Naveed Akram. This is the most obvious fact of reality that it shouldn’t even be up for discussion. I’m so annoyed by our useless government
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"First Nations people account for four in five cases and die from RHD at more than five times the rate of non-Indigenous Australians."
It can be almost completely eradicated by children batheing daily, washing hands and faces, wearing clean clothes and sleeping in clean bedding.
So, why is this so hard to achieve?
It's some of the simplest skin and ENT infections that cause RHD. It's time parents stepped up and did the most basic levels of care for their children.
Or is it 'racist' to say that, despite the facts?
abc.net.au/news/2026-11-15/a…
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This is why we Iranians say that you cannot negotiate with Islamic terrorists.
This is an important message from HRH Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza
Watch and learn: