Dave Davidson

This really hits home to anyone that remembers Mitsubishi (south) and Holden (north) being such a key pillar to good paying employment for under skilled workers in the 90’s/early 2000’s. As an apprentice taking home $80/week my mates were banking $700 to work at Mitsubishi in the late 90’s.

South Australia was a state that made things, built things, and employed people at scale through a broad, productive industrial base that gave working families a clear path to stability and pride. Manufacturing was not just an industry, it was the backbone of the economy, with automotive plants, supply chains, and skilled trades creating real output and real opportunity across entire communities. #AussiePride 🇦🇺 Over time that backbone was stripped out, piece by piece, as globalisation, policy decisions, and rising costs made local production uncompetitive, leaving behind empty factories, lost skills, and a workforce that was never fully replaced with equivalent opportunity. #Chafta 🤯 What exists now is a very different model, one that leans heavily on government spending, defence contracts, public sector roles, universities, and service industries, all of which are narrower in reach and far more dependent on centralised funding rather than broad based private production. #BumWipers 🤡 That shift has created a clear divide between the haves and the have nots, which is exactly why South Australia votes the way it does. Those connected to government, defence, or professional services are insulated, stable, and more likely to support the system that sustains them, while those who were hollowed out by the collapse of manufacturing often find themselves disconnected, under pressure, and politically fragmented. Without a single unified alternative, their frustration spreads across minor parties rather than consolidating into power, allowing the dominant structure to hold. #Subsistence ☠️ The result is a state that looks stable on the surface, yet underneath carries a growing split between those doing well within the new “modern” economy and those still paying the price of what was lost. #Treason 🤬

@JohnRuddick2 Not sure if replacing Zoe Daniel with Tim Wilson can be considered a win.

The Liberal Party across Australia is in a diabolical conundrum. They’re pulled left by the Teals and right by One Nation. When they lost a few leafy suburbs seats to Teals in 2022 they panicked and swung left to win them back. They did win one back … but in the process risked losing their base. That risk has now materialised re SA election … close to the ten year anniversary of Malcolm Turnbull’s pollster declaring, ‘oh sure we can move to the centre … who cares if the right gets cranky with that … they’ll preference us over Labor … ha ha!’ (Hat-tip @RealMarkLatham for reminding me of this at our #SAvotes viewing party). They’re entirely focused on votes. They’ll put on any posture if it gets votes - any votes will do! They should be preoccupied with great policy (the votes will then come). Total Liberal Death is now a 50-50 prospect. Best hope for revival is for the Liberal Party to embrace today’s Westminster norm and let the ordinary party members elect the parliamentary leader. The membership will elect a leader who is electable + a true believer in small government. Even if they only win half of elections, a true believer leader will shift the whole political debate to the right. There’s a book on this subject - PDF in here 👇 search.app/ZDsWLoKHzAdYTQ…

@VoteLewko @hohumvon Suprised you left out Damian Coory being funded by an IDF sponsor. @OtherSideAus

Credit to Hugh Rimington who manages to hold head of news and current affairs at Channel Ten while in service of the Salaam Foundation with ties reaching to Tehran. x.com/hughriminton/s…

@SupaCouchPotato VC on Bont

Captaining Butters now. Way I see, alot is going wrong this week. If the butters captaincy fails, then that might actually be a good thing for Essendon overall so I'm helping them out 😅 but if everything goes as expected, then at least I might nail a captains score over 100😂

@RobSchneider Absolutely, what brought them here? Starts with an I, retard.

Islam Sharia Law is incompatible with American Liberties and indeed, Western Civilization.

@RichSementa @joekent16jan19 @marklevinshow Radio😂 Retards

@joekent16jan19 @marklevinshow Joe - Mark's producer here. You're Invited on radio. I can't find your number. You know how to reach me because I DM'ed you on March 18th.

.@marklevinshow I have not heard from your team, DMs are open & I have the same cell as I did in 2024 when I was last on your show. To have an in depth conversation we should talk in person on your weekend show on Fox. What do you say?

@MickamiousG “Foreign agent weighs in on election”

False. No Orange Wave. Vote percentage increase, Yes. Conversion into Seats, No.

@ScottJenningsKY Bush era hang around gunna do Bush things. Retarded.

So - definitely a threat. Imminent, even. Put a nuke on it and you can see why Trump has been right about this all along.

More of this. Please

@KobieThatcher Agree with you on both points.

I don't know how anyone could vote for the Liberals over One Nation at this point.

@therealrukshan @KatieGrace2022 Can confirm, Zionist grifter.

Breaking : Orange Wave in South Australia confirmed. 🟧

@seth58452th Cheers bot.

@_foqyeah Sole

Could be a farmer who needs fuel for a summer harvest so we can be fed?

@bouta_nt @tofar1 Willing to trade? Can arrange.

@tofar1 I wish I had access to them like you do. So good. Fuck The Vegans.

Mmmm @bouta_nt is there anything better then bbq chops

@ThomasEWoods @ComicDaveSmith Nein Intervention

@ComicDaveSmith Non-intervention is the first sign of a Nazi!

Those damn Nazis and their non-interventionist foreign policy! Fucking clown.

When the Australian Prime Minister is abused by both the Jews in Bondi and the Muslims in Lakemba over a conflict on the other side of the world that has NOTHING to do with us, you can see how comprehensively Australian multiculturalism has FAILED.

@mattjcan Good time to represent the areas that vote for you and reaffirm them your against this war. Or turn into dust.

We are entering the worst energy crisis since the 1970s. So the NSW Labor Government decides to ban new coal mines 🤦‍♂️ We need to use all the energy we have to keep Australia moving. Labor's priorities are all wrong and that's why our living standards have fallen by more than at any time in living memory. (By the way you can easily convert coal to petrol and diesel.)

@MRobertsQLD ✅ Support Israel proxy war via USA.

Developed, fully costed and introduced in January 2025. ✅ Let couples with dependent children split their income 50/50 - lowering tax brackets. ✅ Two tax-free thresholds for one household. ✅ A single-income family earning $120k could save over $9,500 a year. Putting more of your hard-earned money back into your family’s pocket! senroberts.com/4d4oQet

One Nation sucks Quentin. But you and your bunch of pathological liars who have coerced this country into a trillion dollars of debt are getting old and dying of COVID induced turbo cancers. I hope your last days on this earth are being a vax injured quad watching kids run around identifying as single genders whilst knowing the people that built this country hate you.

Here’s a classic example of Pauline Hanson’s tactical Trumpist/Bannon avoidance of a journalist’s fair question re policy costings. The journalist is demonised by Hanson and her supporters. Thus are voters to be taken for fools by Hanson, Barnaby and One Nation candidates.👇

@MRobertsQLD One Nation pro war of choice. Fuck off.

One Nation beating the Libs? One Nation overtaking the party of Menzies? Albanese telling the truth? Only one of these statements is impossible. 😌 Thanks Rupert Degas - you get it!

@therealrukshan @JimboAU3333 You should reach out, you live that experience every day in your replies.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese has downplayed the Lakemba mosque incident as minor, yet the humiliation he faced there has become international news. These scenes clearly have significant implications for Australia's global reputation and even the Prime Minister's own standing in relation to radical Islam in the country. Online, many are sharing the story as a cautionary tale about the perils of appeasement.