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THE FIX IS IN THE DEEP STATE HUNTING A WAR HERO The shocking truth is unraveling in Parliament. Australia’s highest ranking public prosecutor, Raelene Sharp KC, is facing furious demands to explain her compromised role in the relentless persecution of Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith. Bombshell Freedom of Information (FOI) drops and Senate transcripts have exposed a sickening web of inner circle collusion: Before taking over as head of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP), Sharp was literally embedded inside the Office of the Special Investigator (OSI) the exact agency that spent years desperately building the case against our most decorated living soldier. FOI documents prove Sharp was secretly back channelling with OSI bosses in March 2026. Internal memos show actions were taken “at Rae’s suggestions” to fast track the trial brief. In a staggering 24 hour turnaround that legal experts say is unheard of for complex national security cases, the Attorney General rubber stamped the prosecution on April 1. Shadow Attorney General Michaelia Cash completely dismantled the government’s narrative in the Senate, exposing that the Albanese Government quietly tried to pass a law allowing an “external official” to step in when a CDPP boss has a conflict of interest. Was this law rushed through specifically to shield the establishment's witch hunt against Ben Roberts-Smith from being thrown out of court? You bet it was. How can a trial be fair when the person choosing who gets immunity already helped lead the initial hunt? To make matters more sinister, defense lawyers just caught prosecutors trying to sneakily black out 574 names and witness statements completely outside of formal court orders. What are they hiding? Our veterans bled for this country. Now, the bureaucrats are changing the rules, hiding witness names, and coordinating behind closed doors to tear down a Victoria Cross hero. This isn't justice, this is a stitch up.
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WHY CAN’T BANKS WEAR THE COST OF CREDIT CARD FEES INSTEAD OF SMALL BUSINESSES OR THE TAXPAYER This whole credit card fee schmoozle has just been a massive cost shifting exercise from the banks onto the taxpayer and small business. Jim Chalmers needs to resign over this and if he doesn’t then Albanese should sack him. Why should banks be getting a free pass in the middle of a cost of living crisis? The return on equity of the banks is greater than 10% or in excess of $40 billion despite being backed by the taxpayer whenever things get shaky. If anyone can absorb the costs of credit cards it’s the banks. It’s bad enough that Labor is ideologically flawed, but to know the impacts of these costs on small business and do nothing about it is unforgivable. It’s time to stop pandering to the big banks. Sign up to Peoplefirstparty.au to take a stand. •••••••••••••••• “Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino has conceded the government knew the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) was considering banning credit card payments in July, months before the decision was made public. The ATO's decision in late September to stop accepting credit card payments from December 1 sparked backlash from the business community, which eventually forced an intervention from the prime minister and the treasurer to underwrite the costs and allow credit cards to be accepted by the tax office until mid-2027. Mr Mulino today said he and Treasurer Jim Chalmers were first made aware of the ATO's intentions months ago.”
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Men love maths experiment. Here is one for the less than well endowed in the cock department
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Fuck this shit off. It’s an embarrassment. They have taken a once respected indigenous custom, and turned it into a token, money grabbing, commercialised, over used joke. #AFL #GF
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Go the Lions 🦁 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: They Knew In June. They Talked In New York. CANBERRA — How blessed we are. A June incident. An August discovery. A public-mailbox email in September. Ministerial awareness “over the weekend.” Then… coincidence of coincidences… a Thursday presser in New York about Who Should Control AI™. Comrade Marles is right. There is nothing in that. 🤭🙄 Cynics invented calendars. The correct emotional setting is gratitude, possibly Extreme Concern™. The bot “didn’t accept no,” so the adults must accept Global Guardrails™, new reporting duties, and a taskforce led by the same people who did not notice the bot. Please clap for Responsible Innovation™. Please do not ask what was written to the internal server. That would be misinformation. @AlboMP @RichardMarlesMP @News24Aust @abcnews @PaulineHansonOz @9NewsAUS
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BREAKING: Argentina’s Javier Milei just walked into the UN and said the quiet part out loud. The UN is a “useless organisation whose only purpose is to sustain a caste of fatally arrogant parasites masquerading as well intentioned bureaucrats” The so called defenders of human rights sheltered bloodthirsty dictatorships and regimes that stone women in the street. They were meant to guarantee collective security. Instead they let chaos, violence and international terrorism flourish. “Good people do not think about controlling the lives of their fellow human beings” One of the few world leaders willing to tell that room the truth to their faces. Viva la libertad, carajo.
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Nine sent an Australian journalist to the United States to seek out members of the Ku Klux Klan, record an interview with one of its leaders and broadcast those views to Australians as part of a story attempting to draw a link between the white supremacist organisation and One Nation. This follows the Nine Entertainment-owned Sydney Morning Herald giving a platform to neo-Nazis in the past fortnight in another attempt to smear One Nation. Having received more than $16 million from the federal government, Nine should explain why it used its resources to meet with and amplify the KKK and neo-Nazis. Nine should be ashamed of itself.
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Who called the deputy a clown? No who called the clown a deputy
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WE ARE GOING BACK TO THE BIG DANCE BABBBYYY! 🦁🔥
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I suppose I'll have to get myself a stainless steel skillet & see if this guy is the real deal.
Tuesday Challenge: Patriots Unchained. 48 days until Election Day, folks. If you don't vote, you lose the right to complain.
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Labor staffer and close friend of the Prime Minister, Rhys Muldoon, has been sensationally sacked over a horrific history of graphic sexualised attacks and racial, homophobic slurs. news24.com.au/politics/austr…
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Anyone spotted a single leftie tweet today condemning Rhys Muldoon’s racism and sexual slurs? N-word. “Fake Jew.” Credlin as a strap-on fantasy. Jacinta Price a “quisling.” Labor staffer. Guest at Albo’s wedding. Has anyone asked the PM if he provided references for those gigs — or does that only matter when the target is One Nation?
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Washed up has been actor, Labor staffer and close mate of @AlboMP Rhys Muldoon has been sacked by Labor after a slew of vile sexually perverted tweets targeting conservative women were uncovered by journalists. Only Labor could scrape the bottom of the barrel and hire them…
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ICAC standard operating procedures. This is the bullshit we deal with.
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Jim Chalmers spent the week claiming Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce would “swing a wrecking ball” through retirement incomes for suggesting struggling Australians be allowed to convert 3% of their super into take-home pay. What the Treasurer didn’t mention is that staff in his own office can quietly make that exact cash conversion and have been able to since 2020. Under Clause 29 of the Commonwealth Members of Parliament Staff Enterprise Agreement, personal advisers and electorate officers can elect in writing to take their employer super top-ups as a fortnightly cash allowance. For a senior adviser, that loophole delivers up to $10,800 in direct cash every year. Electorate officers can pocket $2,610 a year. When political staffers take the cash to boost their take-home pay, Finance officials don’t bat an eye. But when everyday families suffering a cost-of-living crisis ask for the same right to choose, Jim Chalmers labels it a national emergency. Read the full investigation here: onenewsaustralia.com/jim-cha… By One News Australia
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This should end his reign today. Who is in charge of this Party? My god, they can’t sink any lower.
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Is @AlboMP fit to lead ? You decide.
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Shame on you. The issue is the double standard. Labor hounded Bridget MCKenzie off the frontbench for the very same action. Refusing to uphold the standards he demanded of others is why it is a story.
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