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Remember when using the wrong pronoun got people canceled?
That was dumb.
If Elon Musk hadn't bought Twitter and fought back against the insanity of the last few years, the West would be much further down a path of self-destruction, self-hatred, and moral corruption
• Pronouns treated like sacred scripture
• State propaganda rebranded as "truth" and “misinformation” used to shut people up
• Heavy censorship of anyone who disagrees
• Child mutilation and sterilization sold as “gender-affirming care”
• Birth rates collapsing while governments deliberately import a replacement population that refuses to assimilate and poses a threat to citizens
• DEI over competence and merit
• Open borders + cultural self-hatred as policy
He called the woke mind virus anti-science, anti-merit, and anti-human for a reason. Without the fight he started, the damage would already be irreversible
The woke mind virus is like The Walking Dead... it never stops coming. The fight has to continue or we risk the collapse of entire Western civilization
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The Tommy Robinson case is a political hit job.
This trial is the ultimate blueprint for how the system handles people who don't fall in line. You don't even have to like the guy to see exactly how the British courts just exposed themselves.
For years, Robinson has been on the front lines exposing grooming gangs, tracking mass unregulated immigration, and sounding the alarm on the erosion of British culture.
His tireless work to save the UK made him an enemy of an establishment desperate to hide the truth. Because they couldn't silence his journalism, they went after his family.
Mainstream media tracked Robinson's ex-wife and children to a holiday spot in Cyprus and slapped their faces on the front page during peak UK tensions.
That is targeted endangerment, plain and simple. But when the state protects the press, doxxing an activist's young kids is called "journalism."
When Robinson turned the tables, hiring investigators to find the editors and warning them he would make their families famous, the entire establishment panicked.
They couldn't handle the exact same energy they dish out daily. Suddenly, accountability became a "criminal threat."
The prosecution literally admitted in court that Robinson's messages contained zero actual threats of violence. Read that again. No violence. Yet, the British legal system spent weeks of court time and taxpayer money to treat this media dispute like a major national security threat.
While the UK government is actively letting violent criminals out of prison early because their cells are full, they are perfectly happy to reserve a space for a citizen journalist who pushed back against corporate bullies. The priorities are entirely backwards.
This isn't about harassment; it's about a state-backed hit job designed to make an example out of a man who loves his country.
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First polls after the Haines event, looks like a wipeout for the ALP
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The climate crisis agenda was built upon a predicted global warming scenario, now widely recognised as 'implausible'.
The Earth is not facing runaway warming.
First introduced in 2011 to guide policy, this extreme high-emissions projection - known as RCP8.5 (and later SSP5-8.5) - predicted a 5.5°C temperature rise by 2100. This misleading scenario was used to create subsequent dramatic news headlines for over a decade.
With the retirement of the extreme 5°C baseline ahead of the 7th Assessment Report (AR7), the ceiling for high-emissions projections has dropped significantly. The IPCC’s high-end baselines have been downgraded towards a 3.3°C ceiling - but even this appears to be implausible.
The flaws in this runaway warming scenario lies in the record of Earth's long climate history. The world exists within a long-term ice age regime that has spanned 34 million years. Current temperatures are actually 9°C 'colder' than the planet's 24°C average across the past 485 million years (Judd et al., Science 2024).
The current average temperature stands at approximately 15°C. This already low ceiling reflects a modest increase of up to 1.4°C over the past 250 years since the start of the Industrial Revolution. It also shows that increases in CO₂ do not automatically trigger runaway temperatures.
Earth’s climate system is amazingly complex, and is driven by multiple interacting variables. The principal driver of our current ice age cycle lies in orbital anomalies known as Milankovitch cycles, while global surface temperatures remain a composite of distinct regional dynamics.
Far from causing ecological collapse, the atmospheric CO₂ rise of just over 100 ppm has actually driven a substantial expansion of global leaf area across previously sparse terrain. Certain crop yields have surged, a phenomenon confirmed worldwide via NASA satellite vegetation data.
At roughly 420 parts per million, CO₂ remains a trace gas - still among the lowest concentrations in geological history. The atmosphere is more than 99.9% nitrogen, oxygen, and argon, while atmospheric water vapor exceeds CO₂ concentrations many times over.
A deceptive, anthropogenic CO₂-driven warming narrative had been heavily promoted by the United Nations and it's agencies, the World Meteorological Organization and the IPCC. This served as the foundational justification for Net Zero mandates.
In practice, it forced the premature dismantling of reliable hydrocarbon energy infrastructure across most Western nations. The downstream result has been widespread economic decline and a historic transfer of industrial capacity to Beijing.
China now produces roughly 90% of the world's wind turbines, solar panels and critical processing components. Many consider this to be the greatest transfer of wealth in world history.
However, it also suggests the world faces a vast and unpredictable geopolitical shakeup.
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Corrupt Labor has destroyed Victoria.
The Labor regime under Dan Andrews and then Jacinta Allan has been the most corrupt and incompetent regime in Australian history.
The “Big Build” was a tool to steal $15 billion from future taxpayers and put it into the pockets of Labor mates—the CFMEU, criminals, and bikie gangs.
Labor deserves to be obliterated at the coming election.
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In Belgium, the government demands your signature and fingerprints, and then allows hackers to easily steal your information.
The only country that's worse is France, where the government demands your crypto information and then a migrant government employee sells this data to criminal gangs who come to your house and chop your fingers off until you hand over the crypto. This happened over 100 times already in this year.
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Trump won. Electoral College, popular vote, Congress. Clean sweep.
And yet, almost two years later, he's still under attack every single day. Courts, newsrooms, universities, Hollywood, NGOs.
People keep asking me: how is that possible? He won. Doesn't winning mean you govern?
No. Winning an election gets you the government. It doesn't get you the country.
Gramsci understood this a century ago. Real power isn't in the Oval Office. It's in the institutions that manufacture "common sense": schools, universities, courts, media, culture. The left spent 60 years taking them, one trench at a time. A faculty lounge. A newsroom. A bar association. A grant committee. A casting office.
So when a president walks in with a mandate from 77 million voters, the system does what any organism does with a foreign body. It rejects it.
Judges block. Newsrooms spin. Universities sign open letters. Actors give speeches at award shows. Not because of some secret conspiracy. Because they all went to the same schools, read the same papers, applauded the same things. Same software, running on thousands of machines.
That's inertia. And inertia is powerful. But it's not eternal.
Look at what's happening. The money is moving. Elon bought Twitter and broke the information monopoly. This month, he reportedly put around $1 billion into Skydance, the giant born from Paramount's $111B takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. CBS, Warner Bros, HBO, now with Larry Ellison and Elon Musk behind them.
Ten years ago, that was unthinkable. Today it's a press release.
The trenches are being retaken. One by one. Exactly the way they were lost.
Now France.
We're a decade behind, and the disease is worse. Here the State doesn't just influence culture. It funds it. Cinema, theater, music, publishing, associations, all on public life support.
When the subsidies get cut, and they will because the country is broke, something brutal is going to happen.
We'll have to sit down with an entire generation of artists and tell them the truth. You were puppets in a system you never understood. You thought you were rebels. You were civil servants. The applause, the grants, the certainty of being on the right side of history: the whole world you lived in was built on a lie. And you were the first ones lied to.
Same for the Éducation nationale. Inspect it. Say it clearly: teaching Marxism as moral truth to 15-year-olds is not OK. Then send teachers to do internships in real companies. Let them see a payroll. A cash crunch. A client who doesn't pay. Then let them teach economics.
Not to humiliate anyone. Most of these people are sincere. That's the tragedy. They're not evil. They were formatted.
But someone has to tell them. And when the drip gets unplugged, the people who can explain how wealth is actually created will write the next common sense.
Gramsci wrote the playbook. We're just running it in reverse.
Je parle souvent de Gramsci. On me demande régulièrement pourquoi un patron de boîte d'IA cite un communiste italien mort en 1937.
Réponse simple : parce que c'est le type qui a écrit le mode d'emploi du monde dans lequel vous vivez.
Gramsci, en prison sous Mussolini, a compris un truc que Marx avait raté. Le pouvoir ne tient pas par la force. Il tient par le consentement. Et le consentement se fabrique dans les institutions : l'école, l'université, les médias, la culture.
Il appelait ça l'hégémonie. Le pouvoir le plus efficace est celui qu'on ne voit pas. Quand tes idées deviennent le "sens commun", tu n'as plus besoin de convaincre personne. Les gens pensent comme toi en croyant penser par eux-mêmes.
La méthode s'appelle la guerre de position. Pas de révolution, pas de barricades. On prend les tranchées une par une. Une salle des profs, une rédaction, un ministère, une subvention, une asso.
Et franchement, chapeau. Ça a tellement bien marché que plus personne ne voit que c'était un plan. Ça ressemble juste à "la normalité".
Résultat : on a fabriqué des armées entières de gens déconnectés du réel. Des journalistes qui n'ont jamais signé une fiche de paie de l'autre côté. Une partie de la jeunesse qui sait tout de l'oppression systémique et rien de la façon dont se crée une richesse. Des militants qui confondent indignation et compétence.
Personne ne leur a appris ce qu'est la création de valeur. On leur a appris à la redistribuer. À la taxer. À la soupçonner.
En France, c'est encore plus visible. L'État est en phase de cancer généralisé. Et un cancer nourrit ses propres cellules. Subventions, postes, comités, observatoires : la machine publique est devenue un système de perfusion pour les idées qui la maintiennent en vie.
Sauf qu'un organisme sous perfusion finit par perdre le contact avec l'extérieur. C'est exactement ce qu'on observe : des erreurs de communication de plus en plus crasses. Des sorties hors-sol. Des campagnes qui se retournent contre eux en 48h.
Je vous fais une prédiction. Dans les mois qui viennent, vous allez les voir de plus en plus agressifs.
Pas parce qu'ils sont méchants. Parce qu'ils ne comprennent pas ce qui leur arrive.
Ils sont sincèrement convaincus d'être dans le camp du bien. Toute leur vie, leur discours a été le sens commun. Applaudi à l'école, validé à la fac, récompensé en rédaction. Et d'un coup, ça n'imprime plus. Le réel répond. Les gens décrochent.
Quand on est persuadé d'avoir raison et que le monde arrête de vous écouter, il reste deux options : se remettre en question ou crier plus fort. Devinez laquelle est la plus confortable.
Mais voilà ce que personne ne dit. Quand leur monde va s'effondrer, quand la perfusion va être débranchée, il va y avoir un boulevard.
Pas pour les humilier. Pour leur dire la vérité : on vous a menti depuis l'enfance. Ce n'est pas votre faute. Et ça va aller.
On va vous apprendre ce qu'est la création de valeur. Ce qu'est le bon sens. Comment un pays s'enrichit, comment une boîte se construit, comment on remet un cerveau sur les rails.
Gramsci avait raison sur un point : tout se joue sur le sens commun. Il a juste oublié un détail. Le bon sens, lui, n'a jamais eu besoin de subventions.
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MITの研究者らが、AI同士が言葉を使わず頭の中の状態を直接渡して通信する仕組みを作り「テレパシー」と名付けました。
文章でやり取りするより平均40%正確で4倍速かったといいます。
また「画像を見られるAI」が写真の内容を「テキストしか読めないAI」にテレパシーできるそうです。
写真の内容をテレパシーを受信した「テキストしか読めないAI」は、テキストで説明を渡されるよりも写真についての質問に正しく答えられたとのこと。
なお、別の会社のAI同士でもテレパシーできるようにしたのが今回の研究の一番の新規性のようです。
例：
Meta（Llama 3）→ Alibaba（Qwen 3）
Alibaba（Qwen 3）→ Google（Gemma 2）
Google（Gemma 3）→ IBM（Granite 3）
Google（Gemma 3）→ Meta（Llama 3）
Mistral AI（Ministral 3）→ Meta（Llama 3.2）
Google（Gemma 2）→ Mistral AI（Ministral 3）
IBM（Granite 3）→ Hugging Face（SmolLM3）
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Let me break down the Flavio Bolsonaro situation and why he is in the United States just hours after the election…
First, they imprisoned his father. They sentenced Jair Bolsonaro to 27 years and placed him under house arrest after he challenged the 2022 results and was accused of plotting to overturn the election.
In this recent election, Bolsonaro was ahead. Lula and his thugs, including his former corruption lawyer, who now sits on Brazil’s Supreme Court, requested a two-hour extension that miraculously produced enough votes for Lula to win. That extension added only about 35,000 votes, roughly 0.03 percent of the total, which is nowhere near enough to explain Lula’s final margin of roughly 4.4 million votes.
Bolsonaro immediately challenged the election because anyone who is not a communist and has a brain could see that the election was stolen from him if they actually paid attention to what was happening. President Trump called the outcome a rigged election and said it looked very bad.
Hours later, they accused him of trying to overturn the election, EXACTLY as they did to his father, and accused him of inciting “violence” in the streets. Then they prohibited him from leaving the country, even though he had committed no crime, and canceled his passport to make sure he could not leave.
Fortunately, Bolsonaro had been working with the United States. They extracted him in an undisclosed operation before the authorities could throw him in prison just like his father.
Meanwhile, while ALL of this is unfolding, Lula’s little tranny lover, Erika Hilton, who is a “Congresswoman,” is publicly calling for the Brazilian government to seize Bolsonaro’s and his wife’s assets and freeze ALL their bank accounts.
DOES THAT SOUND NORMAL TO YOU? A man challenges an election, and suddenly the Brazilian government is coming after him for doing exactly that.
THIS IS COMMUNISM.
So while you see Democrats across our country congratulating Lula on his victory, including Alex Soros, the biggest demon of them all, understand exactly what you are looking at. These are the people cheering on a government that is targeting its political opposition. They are the enemy, and they will attempt the SAME thing against a Republican here in America, just as they did to Trump.
This is EXACTLY why it is essential to vote RED and make absolutely sure our country NEVER becomes what Brazil has become.
ONCE YOU GO COMMUNIST, YOU CAN NEVER GET OUT OF IT.
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Bullshit.
Australians are not experiencing a cost of living crisis, Australians are experiencing a cost of government crisis.
New data from the ABS shows that inflation ticked up in September.
While we already had an inflation challenge in our economy, the conflict in the Middle East is making it worse.
We recognise people are under pressure and that’s why we are rolling out responsible cost of living relief like cutting income taxes again and boosting bulk billing.
We are playing our part in the fight against inflation by finding savings.
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I have always respected Tommy Robinson for his work on the rape gangs - he gave evidence to our inquiry, and it was remarkable to hear his level of knowledge. It contributed massively to our findings.
Tommy was fair and balanced. I learnt a lot.
He has not been treated fairly by our establishment for many years, and today is the latest example of that.
To be honest, I believe it is a disgrace.
He was right on the rape gangs. The state was wrong.
They want to vilify him for that.
The media, the justice system, Labour, the Tories, Farage. It was made very clear to me when I was in Reform that I was not to praise Tommy Robinson publicly. I did regardless.
The entire establishment is against him.
My view is this - he has done more than any politician to uncover the rape gangs, and for that I thank him.
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He has to resign NOW
This is @AlboMP in 2020 commenting on then Coalition Minister Bridget McKenzie who admitted to breaching ministerial standards by failing to formally declare her membership at the Wangaratta Trap and Gun Club, which received $36,000 in federal funding through a Sports Funding program. She resigned.
Thanks to @rovingallround for the clip.
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Media Release: Mike Newman to lead One Nation to NSW election.
Financial services expert and former senior trade commissioner Mike Newman will lead One Nation to the 2027 New South Wales state election.
Mr Newman, 54, will stand in the seat of Cessnock and be joined by party stalwart, coal miner and farmer Stuart Bonds as One Nation's lead candidate for the Legislative Council.
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said Mr Newman had the experience needed to get NSW back on track as a business and economic powerhouse.
"Mike is another great addition to the One Nation team," Senator Hanson said. "He has more than three decades' experience in financial services across a range of industries including the defence, automotive and aerospace sectors in Australia, Japan, Korea and the United Kingdom.
"He has also served as the NSW Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner for North Asia.
"Mike is joined on the NSW One Nation leadership team by long-time One Nation candidate Stuart Bonds. Together, they will be a formidable team to lead our party at the NSW election."
Mr Newman said he was keen to campaign on policies that would make NSW an attractive destination for investment and a better place to do business.
"We'll be focusing on the issues which matter in NSW like the cost of living, our housing crisis and the neglect of our regional communities and rural industries under Labor," he said.
"We will also prioritise policy settings which create a much better environment for businesses so they can focus on what they do best: create jobs, grow the economy and increase prosperity in our state. We need to make NSW competitive again."
Mr Bonds, 40, owns a cattle farm just outside Singleton and has worked in the coal industry for 20 years.
"Our primary industries like mining and agriculture are under ever increasing pressure," he said.
"One Nation backs our miners and our farmers. We back our regional communities. We'll be campaigning hard on policies support these industries and the communities which rely on them."
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New South Wales One Nation leader Mike Newman says the party has become the “talk of parliament”.
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NSW One Nation leader Mike Newman has made his position clear. Within the first 100 days of being elected, he has committed to strip Net Zero from NSW laws and regulations. All of it. To remove unnecessary green tape, restore certainty for investment and stop taxpayers bearing the costs of an increasingly expensive system.
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FOR THE FIRST TIME, AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTS TOOK IN MORE THAN $1 TRILLION IN A YEAR. THEY STILL SPENT MORE THAN THEY COLLECTED.
We keep hearing there isn't enough money. So I went to the Bureau of Statistics' own tables for 2024-25, every level of government: federal, state and council.
The tax. $839.0 billion. That's 30.2% of the whole economy, the highest share since 2007-08. Federal took $675.2 billion, the states $140.7 billion and councils $24.6 billion.
Per person.
The Bureau puts it at $30,633 in tax for every man, woman and child in the country. About $589 a week.
Where it comes from.
Personal income tax $316.2 billion, plus $25.7 billion in Medicare levy. Company tax $143.7 billion. GST $94.8 billion. Stamp duty on homes $34.4 billion. Payroll taxes $41.7 billion. Council rates $25.1 billion. Gambling taxes $10.0 billion.
On top of tax.
Another $183.4 billion from fees and charges, royalties, interest, dividends and other revenue. Total: $1,022.4 billion. The Bureau says it's the first time revenue has passed a trillion dollars.
And they still came up short.
Spending was $1,030.5 billion. Interest costs alone were $47.4 billion, nearly double ten years ago.
Ten years ago the tax take was $463.7 billion. It's up 81%.
Same standard.
That decade covers Coalition and Labor governments in Canberra and both sides in every state. Nobody gets to blame the other lot for this.
In fairness, those are dollar figures, not adjusted for inflation, the population has grown, and part of the tax is paid by companies, not households. Spending grew a little slower than revenue over the decade.
But governments have never taken in more of your money. When they say there isn't enough, the problem isn't how much they collect. It's what they do with it.
Same standard, every side.
Cold Hard Facts. Corrected when wrong. No misinformation.
What's your thoughts…?
Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺
Sources:
ABS, Taxation Revenue, Australia, 2024-25, released 21 Apr 2026, Tables 1 and 10; ABS, Government Finance Statistics, Annual, 2024-25, released 21 Apr 2026, Table 939 (Table 1, operating statement, all levels of government); ABS, Insights into Government Finance Statistics, Annual, 2024-25; ABS taxation data via The Nightly, 21 Apr 2026. Ten-year changes and weekly figure: author's calculation.
