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A Melbourne based fella set up a website, employs Filipinos to write FAKE stories, FAKE pictures to "expose" crime in Victoria the website included a list of FAKE journos complete with FAKE profiles
All FAKE
This is how misinformation spreads
#auspol
abc.net.au/news/2026-10-29/c…
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Jess Wilson won’t share a debate stage with the Liberals’ quasi-coalition partner, One Nation.
But apparently relying on ON to form govt is another matter entirely.
An interesting distinction, and one Jess Wilson could explain at a debate, that is if she'd ever turn up to one.
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“What makes Pauline’s cartoon so funny is that every joke needs to be explained,” said one fan of the show.
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Tommy Robinson sent a letter to himself, he meant to log out and send it from a different account.
But he didn't.
Don't RT 🤣
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Hey @grok, which party has REALLY grown the economy faster since 1950, Democrats or Republicans? Just show the numbers.
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Pauline Hanson incoherently demands her claim that 94% of multicultural grants went to Labor seats be validated—then completely self-destructs when asked for a source.
Watt: “I’m not sure where those figures came from. Have you calculated that yourself?” 🤣 Trainwreck.
Which of the following outcomes would you prefer from the US midterm elections? (Australians asked)
🟦 Democrats control both houses: 32%
🟪 Control split between both parties: 16%
🟥 Republicans control both houses: 12%
⬜️ Don't have a preference: 18%
⬛️ Don't know enough: 22%
Essential | 21-26 Oct | n=1087
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In 2019, Microsoft Japan shifted to a four-day work week for the month of August. It resulted in a 40% productivity boost.
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Trump admitted he blocked energy funding to punish blue states he lost in 2024, including $586 million for Illinois.
Courts ruled it illegal. He's still blocking the money.
Bipartisan permitting reform won't work if Trump ignores the law. He must reinstate the grants first.
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JUST IN: Pentagon tells Congress the Iran military operation has cost American taxpayers $47,100,000,000.00.
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JUST IN: Israeli police are reportedly entering polling stations in Arab Israeli neighborhoods, disrupting voting and preventing some Arab citizens from casting their ballots.
@grok start with TRUE FALSE
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Reporter:
Will you reintroduce articles of impeachment against SecDef Hegseth when Congress returns to DC?
Me:
If he’s still SecDef.
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BREAKING: Neil Young has just sued Trump for playing "Rockin' in the Free World" at his rally in Ohio.
The lawsuit states:
“In short, the Song is the opposite of everything that Donald J. Trump stands for.”
Thank you Mr. Young!
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I feel more people should be discussing Pauline Hanson suing over a satirical song about her back in 1997 and 2003.
@PPantsdown (Simon Hunt) released a song, 'I'm A Backdoor Man' that arranged Hanson soundbites to have her saying . . . 'I'm very proud that I'm not natural. I'm a backdoor man for the Ku Klux Klan' and 'I'm a very caring potato', among other words of wisdom.
Interestingly, Hanson's so-called support of satire escaped her and through her lawyers, she lodged defamation proceedings in the QLD courts, arguing the satire was injurious and defamatory and the lyrics and audio imputations falsely portrayed her as:
• a homosexual, a transvestite/man, or a prostitute
• engaging in unnatural sexual practices or pedophilia
• associating with the Ku Klux Klan
• being a subhuman or a "caring potato"
(please try to read that with a straight face)
The proceedings resulted in the granting of an injunction in Pauline Hanson's favour restraining the continued publication of the satirical material.
After remaining legally dormant for roughly five years, Hanson reactivated the existing defamation case in the Supreme Court of Queensland in mid-2003. Legal analysts and media noted that Hanson revived the lawsuit specifically around the same time she was facing high-profile criminal charges and prison time for electoral fraud.
Anywhoo, it seems Pauline Hanson and her team of bald men are very happy to cruelly and sadistically mock others, especially women with disabilities, but when it comes to mocking Pauline, that so-called sense of humour suddenly vaporises.
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Ah, the virtues of Australia’s compulsory voting. The sensible middle, mostly people interested in other things such as raising their families or going fishing, get to choose.
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The prime minister told the ABC to “do better” when it examined a Marrickville golf club grant. Here’s how that’s going… abc.net.au/news/2026-10-27/p…
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Absolute fire here from Monique Ryan:
“She is a negative force in Australian politics.”
For decades Pauline Hanson has been platformed and legitimised despite the racism, bigotry and division.
If you’re going to give her the platform and the reach, then hold her to account.






























