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Where did the gold go? An interesting passage of history that’s almost universal. youtu.be/DGQBeySDgIg?si=9Qdm…
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I’ve spent a fair bit of time looking at WW1, especially in the last 3 years. History is your who, what, how and why to understanding the present. Enough knowledge of WW1 and your perspective of the current establishment changes. Remembrance Day shouldn’t be a day of half truths, only remembering the brave and fallen. I remember Zionists lobbied the British to take the land of Palestine, I remember British Petroleum’s expansion, I remember the Belfort declaration gifting land paid for with ANZAC blood to Lord Rothschild, I remember the Zion Mule Corp abandoning ANZACs at Gallipoli starving ANZACs of supplies, I remember the propaganda sold to Australians. I remember the British locking away journalists to keep the truth hidden. WW1 the great betrayal.
Lest we forget.
Until we do.
Most historians will generally agree that World War 1 was a war that didn’t have to happen.
Unfortunately due to poor diplomacy and arrogant elites it did.
The suffering was immense and repercussions still resonate today.
Many of the power structures in the world today stem from the decisions made at the Treaty of Versailles.
But one thing still stays the same and that is the neglect of our veterans and the innocent victims.
While the elites pocket enormous profits, veterans and innocent victims are left to decay and slowly wither away.
The treatment of World War 1 veterans is a stain on our national history.
Unfortunately today, many veterans and the poor suffering locals of whichever country incurs the wrath of the elites bombing machines, still suffer.
Lest we forget should be more than just a slogan. It should a call to arms that we fight for everyday against the establishment lies that start these wars in the first place.
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“Billy Sing, was an Australian soldier of Chinese and English descent who served in the Australian Imperial Force during World War I, best known as a sniper during the Gallipoli Campaign He took at least 150 confirmed kills during that campaign, and may have had over 200 kills in total. However, contemporary evidence puts his tally at close to 300 kills. Towards the end of the war, Sing married a Scottish woman, but the relationship did not last long.Following work in sheep farming and gold mining, he died in relative poverty and obscurity in Brisbane during World War II.”
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You can’t eat plastic money tokens. Society holds such high trust in a weird token system, where we designate value to something that has the potential to be exactly what it is. A piece of plastic.
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Are bank deposits in Australia are safe? My partner and I have retirement savings in term deposits and if we weren't penalised for breaking the term deposit I would withdraw it now and shove it all under the mattress.
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Every government contract should be under strict scrutiny, and auditing, the anti corruption watch dogs we have are corrupt, every thing should be done near cost, and profits should be capped. It’s completely unreasonable that average Aussies are expected to pay into this system while simultaneously it’s being rorted.
BUREAUCRATS SHOULD NOT RECEIVE BONUSES
So an “Independent” tribunal has determined that Snowy Hydro executives should be paid bonuses despite the massive blowout in the cost of building it.
This is just another example of how out of touch the Federal bureaucracy has become.
The word “Independent” has just become a smokescreen for lack of accountability and transparency.
It’s time to stop the rorts through better governance and accountability.
PeopleFirst has the knowledge to drill down into the details of these contracts to slash billions in waste.
Sign up today at Peoplefirstparty.au to help take out the trash.
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“Snowy Hydro executives have taken home about three-quarters of a million dollars in bonuses, an annual report has revealed.
Covering the 2025/26 financial year, the report revealed key management personnel shared in a combined $751,925.
Chief financial officer Kim Josling received $215,440, on top of an $828,839 base salary.
Chief operating officer Maia Schweizer received a $255,570 bonus, on top of her $1.05 million salary, while chief commercial officer Gordon Wymer took home $280,915 on top of a $1.14 million salary.
The report states CEO Dennis Barnes, who has a $1,845,126 salary, did not accept a bonus.
An independent tribunal determines Snowy Hydro executive salaries, with the board receiving recommendations from a committee about potential bonuses.
Those bonuses are only paid if certain targets are met.”
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The curious case of Oscar Jenkins, not your typical mercenary. His mum thought he was a spy working in China, IMO he was involved in something secretive which lead to his seemingly deliberate capture. youtu.be/2CzAbGT_2yA?si=2QVq…
Oscar Jenkins, a 32 year old Australian teacher being caught and interrogated by the Russian Army in Ukraine
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Interesting interview with Dr Michael Palmer open.spotify.com/episode/3EN…
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Australia has a sovereign wealth fund, but it’s not a commodity based sovereign wealth fund like Norway. It’s largely funded by the selling off/privatisation of government assets. How about hit the streets for sovereignty of your countries resources, could be the fastest resolution to the cost of living crisis.
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The mass deaths of crabs, Port Jackson sharks, smooth rays, and dolphins in South Australia haven't stopped. We desperately need an independent marine scientists to come here and test our waters.
Because who we have are not transparent !
This is complete insanity why is this still happening? South Australians are being continually whitewashed by our Labor leaders and SARDI. Does SARDI even have the guts to stand up anymore, or are they too heavily reliant on government funding to tell us the truth?
It is time we got real answers about what is actually in our waters. What the hell is going on?
It’s not toxic any longer so they say ?
Are they even testing the water anymore
Or just being misleading
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Just got off the phone to my sisters in NZ. They’ll do what they think is right and will vote for what they perceive to be slower destruction of their country as opposed to rapid. Same thing 20 years of voting for the lesser of evils, outcome is still an inevitable trajectory of decline.
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Did this former Senator really just say to put the reporter out to breed? What a creep, probably has lots of creepy secrets. @JonicaNewby
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All the Tax payer funded media advertising harmful drugs for big pharma. No cost benefit assessment for patients that will need medical care for the attributed side effects, gastrointestinal effects, pancreatitis, gallbladder issues, vision problems such as NAION, and depression/suicidal ideation.
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