Walphy Babet is the biggest prat in Australian politics today. And there was a lot of competition for that title!
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Dear Donald @realDonaldTrump
I wrote yesterday to wish you the very best. Unfortunately, the midterm results have come in, and seeing the choice of Abdul over Mike marks a truly sad and distressing day for people across the Western world. Here in Australia, I fear our left-wing government will only be emboldened by this outcome.
You are entirely right, the result would have been completely different if your name had been on the ballot. While I worry about what the future holds, I find comfort in your ongoing leadership and your dedication to protecting our collective freedoms.
Signed
Australia
As usual, MacSwine has no doubt that she is right and all authority to the contrary therefore wrong. Only obe bottle of chards needed.
How can Vic police say the alleged attack on the @OneNationAus supporter was not politically motivated? Was it just a coincidence that the 14 yr old was allegedly attacking the ON sign in the man’s yard. The Kiwi father, who allegedly was involved in an earlier traffic incident allegedly supported his son. Allegedly I don’t buy it.
Ross Hamilton retweeted
#MAGA
Hey MAGA vets!
So, Trump loves America, huh?
Trump loves the military so much that he shut down a VA mortgage rescue program, forcing 10,000 veterans into foreclosure and putting 90,000 more at risk.
npr.org/2026/10/30/nx-s1-599…
He's never stopped. Being a Senator was just his part-time job, when he could be bothered.
Ralph Babet is returning to real estate.
So soon it will be “great neighbourhood, close to good schools and great to bring up kids, safe low crime, close to shops, parks,” etc etc etc.
So absolutely nothing like the shithole he has spent the last four years bagging.
@grok what have been all of Senator Ralph Babet’s criticisms of #Melbourne since he was elected? Will he be selling property again in Melbourne or has he dumped on the place so much nobody would want to live there? #springst
When will it be enough @AlboMP
This is unacceptable @AlboMP . That odious individual is blatantly trying to turn us into zionists. Ridiculous. This is despite it NOT being antisemitic to have a problem with the political state of Israel or political Zionism.
We now know that @AlboMP's Special Envoy (for Israel?) is shaping laws to limit our rights in Australia.
Jillian Segal does not want us to protest against Israels genocide in Gaza. She does not want us to criticise Israel.
What's your message to this odious, divisive Envoy?
Ross Hamilton retweeted
33-year-old Alex Klinner died in Trump’s war back in March. But since, 7 months later, Trump still isn’t calling it a war — his widow and their three small KIDS (7-month-old twins and a 2-year-old son) are being denied basic benefits.
Because those are only available to soldiers who die in WARS — not “excursions.”
I don’t ever want to hear from another Republican that their party “supports our troops.” You send them off to die, then desert them when they do.
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🚨🇬🇧 They say, “Tommy was protecting his family.” “They did it to him first.”
Two excuses. A jury heard and rejected both.
The Mail wrote about a public figure on holiday. Tommy hired private investigators to photograph journalists’ homes, then told a million followers “I will find you.”
That isn’t the same thing. And it isn’t protection.
Here’s what the jury actually heard.
What happened
In August 2024, while England was rioting, Robinson was on holiday in Cyprus, posting about the riots to his followers. The Mail found him there and ran a story: “Stoking riots from his sunbed.”
Over the next three days he went after the two reporters, Jacob Dirnhuber and Andrew Young.
🔺5 August: a direct message to Dirnhuber. “I’ll be knocking at your door.”
🔺5 August: a phone call to Young. Robinson told him he’d be coming to his home and that he’d “have to move house.”
🔺6 August: a post naming Dirnhuber, saying he and the other Mail journalists had “today been located.”
🔺7 August: a video to around a million followers. He said he had details of where they and their families lived. He told them to abide by “men’s rules.” Then: “The men, on the other hand, I will find you.”
He also hired private investigators to photograph their homes. He admitted it in court.
The result: Dirnhuber moved house. Young was given a close protection officer.
The law
The charge was harassment causing fear of violence. The prosecution had to prove a course of conduct that made each man fear violence on at least two occasions, and that Robinson knew or ought to have known it would.
That last part is an objective test. What Robinson says he meant doesn’t decide it. What decides it is what a reasonable person would expect a million followers to do with “I will find you.”
His defence
He said he was protecting his family. That is a real defence in law, if the conduct is reasonable for protecting someone. Police had given him four threat-to-life warnings. The jury heard all of it.
Why it failed
He admitted the aim was pressure. Telling a million people where journalists live doesn’t protect your children. It endangers theirs.
🔺He didn’t dispute that they were frightened. Asked in evidence, he said no.
🔺He never complained to the press regulator. He never asked the Mail to change or remove the story. The legal route was there. He skipped it.
🔺His own words. “Men’s rules” is not the language of protection.
One is journalism, however much you dislike it. The other is a threat.
The jury
He chose this. At the magistrates’ court he was offered a trial there. He opted for a jury instead, saying he wanted 12 members of the British public to hear the evidence.
They did. They convicted on both counts.
Sentencing is on 16 December.
Ross Hamilton retweeted
So when Trump claims that 25,000 people are there to see him tonight in Lubbock, it's worth pointing out that the arena only holds 1,395 (551 in the orchestra section and 844 in the upper level). He's holding these deranged hate rallies in very small venues.
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The ABC is taking legal action against One Nation for its use of the Bluey character.
Take note, cookers, trolls and cultists.
Bluey is the property of @ABCaustralia
One Nation has stole ABC’s property.
I congratulate @ABCaustralia for taking this action and showing some fucking balls and standing up to Hanson.
They are celebrating the idiot playing dress-ups again.
"Socialists really get upset when you point out to them that they don't work" - Senator Matthew Canavan 🤣
At CPAC NatCon 2026, @mattjcan had the sold-out crowd in stitches claiming "socialism doesn't work and socialists don't work" 💯
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Wouldn't it be funny if she went backwards because of him.
Reporter: “hello, everybody.”
Donald Trump: “hi, how are you? so we’ll be going to a great place, mississippi, and we’re going to get cindy hyde-smith elected. she’s doing very well, i think. and we want to make sure she gets elected because she’s a great senator.”
Reporter: “mr. president, this race was moved from solid republican to likely republican.”
Donald Trump: “what was?”
Reporter: “the race for cindy hyde-smith.”
Donald Trump: “i don’t know. i mean, i think she’s doing very well, but i want to make sure she wins. she’s a great person, and she’s a great senator. she loves mississippi.”
Reporter: “mr. president, bolsonaro’s loss in brazil. any comment on that? do you think the election was fair?”
Donald Trump: “well, it looked terrible to me. i thought it was a terrible look, and i didn’t take sides, but it looked like another rigged election, frankly. i didn’t take sides, but it was a terrible look for the world. it’s another election. you know, elections have to be indisputable, and it looked very bad to me. i didn’t take sides. i didn’t endorse anybody or anything, but i watched the election. it looked so, so corrupt. so terrible.”
Reporter: “mr. president, you’ve made it very clear that any non-citizen that votes would be automatically deported, and do you think that would clean up elections? and should you say that at all of your rallies?”
Donald Trump: “well, i think so, and we do that, and we’re starting that process, and i’m also going to be issuing a million-dollar bonus, or reward, or whatever you want to call it, for anybody that reports voter fraud, leading to the arrest and conviction of somebody. we’re giving that person a million dollars.”
Reporter: “mr. president, on the israel elections, did prime minister netanyahu ask you to give that second endorsement? did he plead with you?”
Donald Trump: “no, i never spoke about it, no. i gave it. it wasn’t an endorsement. it was just, i put out both endorsements. i put out both. it was just a, i think he’s done a very good job as prime minister under very dry conditions.”
Reporter: “sir, could i ask you just on brazil, just one more thing on brazil? do you want to do something about the election?”
Donald Trump: “well, i’m not running brazil. i’m running the usa. and i just thought that the election was, i like lula. i get along with her very well. i just think it had a very bad look, the election, the way it was tabulated. you know, the extension given was very strange.”
Reporter: “further response to obama, who made fun of the cheesecake factory, comparing it to the white house in your decorations?”
Donald Trump: “you know, i’ve taken care of the white house. i fixed it with the finest artisans in the world. we’ve re-skinned it. it was in horrible shape. a lot of the ornaments of the things that were originally built on the white house were missing or damaged or gone for a long time. they were laying on the ground, in some cases. and it was in terrible shape. the exterior plaster was broken, cracked. the painting was terrible. and i’ve re-skinned the building beautifully with the highest, most talented people. anywhere in the world, you’re not going to find more talent. and the white house looks beautiful. and guys like obama, they would pass the front door. they’d see the broken masonry. they’d see the broken, the beautiful pilasters that were all broken. for years, they were broken. and he wouldn’t notice because he doesn’t notice that. he doesn’t notice dirt and filth that hadn’t been cleaned, where the walls hadn’t been cleaned for years. he doesn’t notice areas that haven’t been painted. so it’s very easy for me to do. i do it very, very simply. i’m a very clean person. and the white house was in terrible shape. the white house is now in the best shape it’s been since 1792, when it was built. it’s in beautiful shape. you take a look at it. it looks beautiful. and i’m proud to do it. i do it with five minutes a day, 10 minutes a day. i have the very talented people. they work there. many of them are in the department of interior. they’ve done a fantastic job. and you have to remember, the white house, we have to explain that to obama because he doesn’t understand it, because he’s not a smart guy. let me tell you, in my opinion, he’s not smart at all, because the way he ran the country, only a stupid person would run the country like that. but we have to explain to obama that the white house is a symbol of america. and it has to be maintained properly. it has to be painted. and the exterior plaster can’t be falling off the walls. and the decorations and ornaments around the windows that are magnificent can’t be on one side of the window and falling off on the other side. so we took molds of the one side, and we put it on the other side. and we did a beautiful job. very little money spent. it’s not about money. it’s about seeing. guys like obama don’t see it. you don’t see dirt. he doesn’t see filth. he doesn’t see broken ornaments on a building. the white house to president obama is a symbol of america. it has to be clean. the columns can’t be broken. the bricks can’t be falling off from under the plaster. and for you to say it’s a cheesecake factory, that just shows why you’re a lousy president. right? thank you.”
Reporter: “mr. president, do you have any thoughts of machado coming back into the country? and do you think they’re going to need a debt restructuring?”
Donald Trump: “i don’t know. we’ll take a look at it.”