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Sydney, Australia
Joined April 2009
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What an act of bravery from the captain and passengers on board. Radical Islam at it again.. apparently news outlets only headline is “why did the plane plunge thousands of meters”… really?? abc.net.au/news/2026-10-01/h…
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ONE LIE TOO MANY Yesterday, Albanese told theParliament: “I don’t go to the club.” But there’s a video of him at Marrickville Golf Club saying: “I’ve been coming here for decades and using this club.” This is not a case of “I’ve changed my position” or “it wasn’t our modelling" or "the dog ate my homework". It’s an open-and-shut case. Albanese has lied and misled the Parliament. The standards of ministerial accountability in a Westminster parliament are clear - Lying to the Parliament regarding personal conduct requires Albanese to resign.
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Albanese and his best mate Dan Andrews are part of the Socialist Labor Left Faction. They preach fairness while quietly making themselves and their friends rich. They have conned so many, for so long. Times up lads.
Albanese wants you to believe he had no idea he was an honorary member of Marrickville Golf Club. That is bullshit. The club still had him on the books. He never declared it. He has declared honorary memberships at other golf clubs, including Royal Sydney. So the register works fine when he feels like using it. It just somehow missed the club in his own electorate, the one his government then handed $6.05 million.  This is the same man who publicly campaigned to save that course. The same local member who has spent years talking about that precinct. Now he is the innocent bystander who “doesn’t play golf,” “has no card,” and “hasn’t been in the clubhouse for years.” That is not a defence. That is a Prime Minister insulting your intelligence. Then comes the kicker. He has a long record of owning multi-million-dollar property on Beauchamp Street, including a house marketed as sitting across from and overlooking Marrickville Golf Club. He sold that particular house in 2021. He still owns a multi-million-dollar Marrickville property. Same suburb. Same street association. Same course. Same Prime Minister. Same $6 million.  And the grant itself was not some national golf-course lottery. It came from Labor’s “invitation-only” $560 million infrastructure program. You did not apply. They picked. Surprise surprise….Guess what… 73% of the money went to Labor seats and Labor-target seats. Reporting on the scheme is that Marrickville was the only golf club invited to seek funding under that program. Other clubs, including ones that actually wanted a shot, were not asked.  So the story Albanese is selling is this: 1. He didn’t know about the membership he failed to declare. 2. He just happens to have spent years tied to that club. 3. He just happens to have owned a multi-million house on the same street as the course. 4. His government just happens to have written that course a $6 million cheque from a closed list almost nobody else could get on. 5. And the ABC should “do better” for noticing. Labor crucified Bridget McKenzie over $36,000 and an undeclared honorary membership. They called it a rort and a resignation offence. Albanese’s version is more than 160 times the money, in his own seat, next to property he has owned, from a slush list his party designed, and he makes “no apologies.” If you still believe he “wasn’t aware,” you are the audience this routine was written for. Anthony Albanese you sir are a farking disgrace and have zero integrity.
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The Liberal and Nationals Coalition will oppose Labor's sneaky attempt to dictate what you can see and read online. Labor say these laws are to impose a Duty of Care but they are not about care, they are about control. Buried in the proposed law is the ability for the Communications Minister to decide what is harmful content. And, this same Minister said this week that she thinks people are losing trust in her because of social media. We can not give the power to decide what you read, see or write to politicians that are not impartial judges. These laws do not protect people, they are designed to protect politicians. We must oppose Labor's Big Brother Bill.
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A film about 'cancel culture' has been cancelled. "Cancelled" is an Australian 🇦🇺 documentary that tells the stories of over 600 Jewish artists being cancelled after Oct. 7, which led to their alienation and even doxing. Major film festivals in the country and two public broadcasters are now refusing to screen the film, according to the producer and director of the doc. Thankfully, it will instead air on News24 Australia. Jews have frequently been accused of 'playing victim', especially post-Oct. 7, and now people are refusing to showcase that very evidence.
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ASIO WARNED THEM. POLICE WERE BRIEFED. WHAT HAPPENED NEXT? On 12 October 2023, ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess warned: “Words matter. ASIO has seen direct connections between inflamed language and inflamed community tensions.” On 5 August 2024, ASIO raised Australia’s terrorism threat level, identifying politically motivated violence as one of its principal security concerns. ASIO didn’t simply issue a public warning. It directly briefed state and territory law-enforcement agencies about the increased threat and the reasons for its assessment. Then, on 19 February 2025, Burgess warned: “The normalisation of violent protest and intimidating behaviour lowered the threshold for provocative and potentially violent acts.” He said narratives originally centred on “freeing Palestine” had expanded to include incitements to “kill the Jews”, while threats had progressed from harassment and intimidation to the specific targeting of Jewish communities, places of worship and prominent individuals. The chronology matters. ASIO warned that words matter. ASIO raised the terrorism threat level. ASIO directly briefed state and territory police. ASIO warned that violent protest and intimidating behaviour had become normalised. Yet protests involving antisemitic, dehumanising and threatening conduct continued, while serious questions remain about why existing laws were not more effectively enforced. Even more extraordinarily, before Bondi the Albanese Government had removed ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess from his permanent place at the National Security Committee of Cabinet. Then came the antisemitic terrorist attack at Bondi. So surely one of the central questions for the Royal Commission is: WHAT HAPPENED BETWEEN THE WARNINGS AND BONDI? What did governments do with ASIO’s warnings? What did police do? Why weren’t existing laws effectively enforced? What decisions were made at the highest levels of government? And were opportunities to intervene earlier missed? These questions must be put directly to our most senior police and political leaders, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke. This isn’t about political point-scoring. It is about accountability. If repeated national-security warnings were given, police agencies were specifically briefed, and the situation nevertheless deteriorated to the point described by the Director-General of ASIO, Australians deserve to know who knew what, what they did, and why it wasn’t enough. A Royal Commission established in the aftermath of Bondi must be prepared to ask the most rigorous questions of those entrusted with keeping Australians safe. Failure to do so risks undermining both the credibility of the Royal Commission and the accountability Australians are entitled to expect. Every Australian deserves answers. @australian @smh @theage @theheraldsun @dailytelegraph @couriermail @ECAJewry @News24Aust @AustralianJA @ZionistFedAus @SharrenHaskel @abcnews @SBSNews
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Suicidal empathy
This is Elizabeth Ross She went to Greece to help illegal migrants cross into Europe There she met an Afghan man and spent time with him The Afghan man murdered her and put her body in a suitcase He also used her bank cards to rob money There is a valuable lesson here
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Just watched 7 Days in Entebbe. The German hijackers (played brilliantly by Brühl and Pike) are a perfect snapshot of the lunatic left’s obsession with fringe causes. They’re so lost in ideology that reality no longer registers — pure theory over human lives. That mindset isn’t just historical. It’s a dangerous scourge in real politics today: people who refuse practical solutions because their identity is wrapped up in the cause. The film makes one thing clear — you can’t resolve conflict with people who won’t sit down and talk. When ideology becomes more important than outcomes, everyone loses. imdb.com/title/tt5466186/?re…
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For a long time I listened to the endless theorizing. The grand plans. The moral lectures about exploitation and inequality. The promises of a perfect society where no one would ever want for anything.Then I actually understood what markets are. Markets are not some cold, heartless machine. They are the most powerful system humanity has ever discovered for coordinating the voluntary efforts of millions of people who don’t even know each other. Prices tell producers what society actually values. Profit and loss tell them whether they’re using resources wisely or wasting them. Competition forces improvement. Property rights give people a reason to build, save, and invest instead of consume everything today. Marxism is the exact opposite.Its followers don’t want to participate in that process. They don’t want to create value that others willingly pay for. They want others in society to provide for their needs and wants—by force if necessary. They spend their time philosophizing about abstract structures and theories, drawing up blueprints for a world that has never once worked, while contributing almost nothing to the actual production of food, shelter, medicine, technology, or anything else people need to live better lives. They talk endlessly about “the workers” while showing zero interest in becoming productive workers themselves in any system that rewards productivity. They dream of seizing the means of production rather than building something new that people would actually choose to use. They moralize about “needs” while ignoring the incentives that actually meet those needs at scale.This is not a well-intentioned mistake. It is an evil ideology.It is evil because it treats human beings as raw material for someone else’s utopia. It is evil because it requires the destruction of the very mechanisms—private property, voluntary exchange, and price signals—that have lifted more people out of poverty than any other system in history. It is evil because every serious attempt to implement it has produced poverty, tyranny, and mass death, yet the theorists always insist the next time will be different. I used to think the problem with Marxism was just bad implementation. I was wrong. The problem is the core idea: that some group of intellectuals gets to decide what everyone else “needs,” and then force the rest of society to deliver it while punishing anyone who tries to build something better on their own. Once you understand how markets actually work—how they harness self-interest for the common good without needing a central planner—you stop seeing Marxism as a noble but flawed dream. You see it for what it is: a parasitic ideology that resents productive people and seeks to live off their efforts while destroying the system that makes those efforts possible. I’m done pretending otherwise.
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Boy George, you dared to sing for truth and humanity while others marched with the mob. Now the United Nations must hear you. I intend to make it happen.
In Buddhism we understand that every action comes with a consequence. Due to my decision to stand up for my Jewish friends I am losing a few people from my life. Today I parted company with Tony Pontius who has run my record label BGP for a number of years. I wanted to release 'We Will Dance Again' but he was unequivocal and said 'I want nothing to do with this song' and I responded 'ok, we are done'. When someone is gutless it really does not hurt to say goodbye. My faith in humanity will not diminish and the truth will always win. I will release it!
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The great lie is that society is divided between rich and poor. The great truth, as David Friedberg puts it, is makers vs takers. Makers build, create, and deliver real value: houses, software, art, businesses, and everything that moves civilization forward. Takers watch, criticize, analyze, and politic. They push the lie that the rich hoard unfairly so the poor must seize it… all while positioning themselves to rule the chaos. As @friedberg tells his kids: “At the end of the day, if you made something and someone else valued it, you were a maker. That was an amazing achievement. That is a great day.” Takers thrive on division. Makers drive progress. Time to choose your side.
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This is every white woman at a “No Kings” rally. The Subaru Outback is perfection. 🤌🏼😂
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The African immigrant on the left has founded seven companies, directly and indirectly created 800,000 good paying jobs, created thousands of new American millionaires, developed reusable orbital rockets and brain chips that are giving independence to paraplegics, saved free speech, and can’t stop talking about how much he loves America. The African immigrant on the right married her brother to commit immigration fraud, facilitated the theft of money intended to feed hungry kids, has used government to enrich herself, praises terrorists, and can’t stop talking about how much she hates America. Leftists want the African immigrant on the left punished with punitive taxes and deported, but will try to run over law enforcement and get shot in the face in support of the African immigrant on the right.
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Replying to @SenWarren
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It’s far worse than you thought. This $20 million taxpayer-funded ad is pure shameless propaganda — straight out of Orwell’s 1984, except even more pathetic and desperate. It opens with a flat-out lie: "The global fuel shortage is affecting us all.” Bullshit. The crisis is far worse here in Australia because this reckless, incompetent government has criminally failed to maintain the minimum 90 days of fuel reserves we are legally committed to under the IEA agreement. We are now the only nation on Earth disgracefully in breach — a world-class embarrassment.While Australia carelessly let our reserves plummet to less than 40 days, Japan — another island nation — keeps over 200 days. But competence is clearly too much to ask from these clowns. Then comes the next lie: “The government has been working to secure Australia’s fuel supply.” Absolute garbage. This government hasn’t “worked” on anything except covering its own arse. They’ve failed spectacularly and negligently, letting reserves crash through the floor. Albanese’s pathetic junket to Singapore was nothing more than a photo-op stunt to hoodwink the gullible. Singapore just refines crude — if Middle East supplies get cut, their “agreement” is worth less than used toilet paper. If they were actually serious about securing fuel, our navy would be alongside the Americans trying to keep the Straits of Hormuz open. But no — Albanese is too busy pandering to the Islamic vote in Western Sydney to protect Australia’s national interest. Then the gaslighting reaches peak comedy: “The government has a four-level national security plan.” What a load of fabricated horseshit. Their so-called “four step plan” is: 1. Pray and set up excuses 2. Pray and blame others 3. Pray and spin BS 4. Panic The whole ad is a disgusting lie wrapped in cutesy “fuel saving tips.” In reality, it’s pure Soviet-style propaganda designed to distract from the brutal truth: Australia’s fuel crisis is unique to Australia — entirely self-inflicted by this government’s gross negligence, incompetence, and failure. It’s a sick joke. But at this point, it’s exactly what Australians have come to expect from a Prime Minister who is a compulsive, pathological liar — a man so full of spin and deceit that bullshit pours out of his mouth every single time he opens it. Australia deserves better than this pathetic excuse of a Government.
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