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Frank Lennon retweeted
Every single day, Australians are paying the price for the Canberra bubble's dishonest detachment from reality.
Now, we have modelling showing that wholesale power prices are expected to nearly double by 2029 due to the needless shutting down of our reliable coal-fired power stations completely outpacing weather-dependent so called "renewable energy" projects.
For years, the major parties have stood up in Parliament and spun fairy tales, promising lower power bills and a seamless transition to a "renewable superpower."
Yet what is the reality?
Forcing the premature closure of high-energy density, baseload coal power stations before reliable alternatives actually exist, has caused our energy crisis - thanks to decades of Lib-Lab Uniparty governments.
Intermittent wind and solar require massive, multi-billion-dollar backup transmission lines and storage systems, driving costs through the roof and punishing everyday Aussies - who are already drowning in a cost-of-living crisis.
News24 Article:
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One Nation solutions/policies:
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How much taxpayer money is actually going toward UN climate events? I questioned Minister Murray Watt and officials to get some answers:
Officials couldn't explain the return on investment for everyday Aussies and the total COP31 budget (including potential grants for climate activists like COP30) is still not finalised.
The Department couldn't provide specific figures on wages, airfares, or days abroad for the 2026–27 financial year, citing a "case-by-case" approach.
I asked why Australia follows international climate agreements when nations like the US have withdrawn, and the UN has no enforceable power here unless our Parliament legislates it.
Taxpayers deserve better transparency. I’ll keep holding them to account.
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He's honest. Good of this US observer to spell out the US rules, which Japan, Korea & Germany already came to feel: When Japan was about to overtake the US in terms of GNP, (1 its economy was knocked out by the Bank of Japan (see my book Princes of the Yen quantumpublishers.com
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BREAKING - The French government collapses.
And now they are now demanding impeachment or resignation of Macron.
The entire country will be brought to a standstill in 2 days time as the people take to the streets to demand change.
We hear you France 🔥
Frank Lennon retweeted
An Irish NGO which has received significant funding from the Government and George Soros' Open Societies Foundations is urging eligible migrants to apply for Irish citizenship now before the new stricter rules come into force.
Read more in the comments 👇
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When this can happen, Ireland IS a failed and a very dangerous state, to be living in
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The government sides with major banks, which are closing regional branches and driving up digital transaction fee revenues while shifting the burden of cash logistics onto Australia Post and taxpayers.
Political donations from banks have influenced both the Liberal and Labor parties and the government’s attempts to pass these rules using regulation rather than transparent parliamentary debate is shameful.
There is a "war on cash" and we need to do everything we can to protect access to cash.
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Under Fine Gael it became possible for a man to be denied asylum into Ireland and sent a deportation order.
He would then be able to ignore the order, have the government funded NGO's fight his case through the courts until he got citizenship.
He would never work a day in Ireland despite being here for over two decades.
His name was Riad Bouchaker.
He committed the Dublin stabbings.
No wonder people are cynical.
#HowIrelandWorks
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When UBS interviewed me as their new senior economist in Tokyo in 1992, they showed me the desk of the current incumbent at the window overlooking Hibiya Park, on the 7th floor of the Yamato Seimei Building in Tokyo.
At that moment I saw this realistic picture of myself in the future sitting there and forecasting the yen-dollar rate.
I was disappointed and a little confused when they didn't offer me the job.
But a few months later I was offered the job of chief economist at Jardine Fleming Securities in Tokyo. They were in the same building.
Just before I started, UBS moved out and JF also leased the 7th floor. Guess where I was shown my desk. Right there at the window overlooking Hibiya Park.
Frank Lennon retweeted
Two tier Justice.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault, including sex with a 12-year-old girl.
He received 180 hours of community service. No jail.
In Newcastle, two vulnerable girls were groomed, passed around, and repeatedly raped.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was convicted of three counts of sexual assault and one count of assault by penetration. But when he stood up to be sentenced on 1 March 2024, he did not go to prison.
He was given two years, suspended for two years, and 180 hours of unpaid work. He walked out of court a free man.
The media barely reported his sentence. The BBC, who had once made a sympathetic documentary about the Badreddin family as Syrian refugees, went quiet.
The politicians who scream about protecting children said nothing. No outrage from Labour. No outrage from the Home Office. No emergency debate in Parliament.
When people tried to get the sentence increased as unduly lenient, the bid failed. The system closed ranks and decided that 180 hours of sweeping streets was justice for a child rape gang victim.
A white British veteran, Adam Smith-Connor, prayed silently outside an abortion clinic and got a conviction, a criminal record, and thousands in costs.
A white British man posted an angry Facebook post after Southport and got 2 to 3 years in immediate custody.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi sexually assaulted children in a grooming gang and got a suspended sentence and 180 hours.
That is not justice. That is a two-tier system. That is politicians and judges protecting the narrative of multiculturalism instead of protecting British girls.
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Postwar high economic growth was due to the hard work of the native Germans who survived years of war crimes by the US, UK and their clients, including civilian terror bombing, ethnic cleansing & deportation of 16m women, children & elderly and the intentional starvation to death of more than a million prisoners of war and did so despite the large-scale industrial & intellectual property theft perpetrated by the US & UK after 1945, thus being responsible not only for the economic boom in postwar Germany but also the USA, whose economy lived off stolen German patents until well into the 1980s.
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Bears repeating.
The Club of Rome was founded in 1968 by the Rockefeller cartel. It has produced fictional simulations presented as "scientific" that purport to "show" (in fact simply assume) that economic & population growth must be halted. Which is what they, the Rockefeller cartel & the UN & its branches have been working on.
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Fuel costs are skyrocketing!
If Canberra keeps treating our fuel sovereignty like someone else’s problem, store shelves will empty fast.
A One Nation government would take immediate action to secure our fuel sovereignty.
✅ Scrap Net Zero.
✅ Rebuild domestic refining here in Australia.
✅ Fund onshore fuel stockpiles.
✅ Encourage the production of Australian grown bio-fuels.
✅ Cut the red tape.
— taken from a speech in March 2026
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Straight from the horses mouth.
According to the Minister for Defence, they don't carry out background checks on people who enlist
