Bill Thomas

@real_DefendWest Imagine if he hade two legs. His courage is invincible/ unbeatable.

Migrants cheer while savagely beating a one-legged Scot and a lad with ADHD. Demand mass deportations now?

@BobBurn97207272 If there is plenty of fuel. It would be called divide and conquer. Is it agenda or policy ?

Chris Bowen is allowing the Sandy Lane Renewable Energy Hub to consume around 70,000L of Diesel per day, without producing a single Watt of electricity for NSW… while Rural and Regional Farmers struggle to access any supply prior to this season starting

@PaulGoldEagle People hate the truth.

When an aspiring aboriginal politician in Australia wakes up to the JQ. Bravo 👏

Wake up. It aint no conspiracy theory. This bloke nails it.

@Ryandally08 There’s not one good thing I could say about him .

#BREAKING While you’re paying $2.75 a litre at the petrol pump and being told that white people are the biggest threat to Australia. Rotten teeth, toothless tiger Anthony Albanese couldn’t give a damn. Another 960 immigrants arrived by plane today. He’s over the moon.

@Marymic89798941 Like your page.

Happy Palm Sunday 👋😊

@miattitk Can not make out what you saying but I like your vibe.

Yahu Cemal enginyurt ne büyük bir konuşma yaptın be arkadaş ,ayakta alkışlıyorum

"Deeming Dumped. Diversity Wins. Liberals Dead" Want to support me? Links in bio to my Patreon program and merch.

@2worldsPodcast One , one hundred.

@benonwine G.F. Y. S.

What do you say to this?

@KatyKray73 Mr Albanese is more than a liar. He is a traitor to every intelligent Australian. Is only the gullible Australian that votes for him . He represents the UN agenda Not the interests of the Australian people.

"Pauline Hanson appeals to our darkest forces." Just days later, he denied ever saying it on Karl Stefanovic’s show. Never trust someone who blatantly lies about something so easily proven wrong. If you say it, own it or look like a fool. Proud to be a supporter of the ‘dark forces’. 🧡🤦🏻‍♀️😂

@Gvozdenac71 He’s a fckin idiot. There was fuel shortages in the 70s and plenty of jerrycans came out then . It was the Australian way . Frasers’ era.

@ValerieAnne1970 What a pack of lying bastards, real dogs . Skerritt should lead the lot of these criminals straight to prison. All guilty of malfeasance causing injury and death.

Wow... “We have a report where a 7 and 9 year old died of a heart attack after the Covid Vaccine…” “Heart attacks were not considered a side effect of the Covid Vaccine…” “Are you saying heart attacks are common in children…?”

JAMIE McINTYRE: CANCELLED, TARGETED… AND STILL STANDING The Man Who Says Australia Has Been Hijacked—and How to Take It Back In 2013, while most Australians were still trusting the system, Jamie McIntyre stepped outside it—and paid the price. Founder of the Australian National Review and the 21st Century Australia Party, McIntyre didn’t just launch a media platform… he launched a challenge to the entire establishment. A real newspaper. Distributed nationally. A political movement. Drawing thousands. A message. That Australia was losing control of its own destiny. What followed, he says, was no coincidence. ⸻ “THEY CAME FOR EVERYTHING” McIntyre claims that almost immediately after launching his party and independent media network, he became a target. •A speaking empire shut down •Multiple companies dismantled •Over 100 jobs wiped out •Tens of millions in annual revenue destroyed •More than six land projects seized or halted At the centre of it all, he points to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). McIntyre’s view is blunt: This wasn’t regulation. This was retaliation. ⸻ A POLITICAL RUN—BLOCKED BEFORE IT BEGAN? At the height of his momentum, McIntyre was drawing crowds of over 3,000 people to rallies across Australia. His 21st Century Australia Party wasn’t left. It wasn’t right. It was designed to unify. But he says the system had other ideas. According to McIntyre, actions by regulators prevented his party from formally contesting the 2013 federal election—forcing him to run as an independent against Barnaby Joyce in New England. A grassroots movement… cut off at the knees. ⸻ THE SYSTEM HE SAYS IS BROKEN McIntyre argues that Australia isn’t just mismanaged—it’s structurally compromised. And his solution? Tear out the foundations and rebuild. ⸻ 1. ABOLISH INCOME TAX McIntyre says taxing Australians on their income is one of the greatest economic distortions ever imposed. He points to the global banking system, including institutions like the Federal Reserve, as part of what he believes is a system of debt-based control. His position is simple: Australians should not be taxed for working. ⸻ 2. TAX THE RESOURCES—NOT THE PEOPLE Australia is one of the most resource-rich nations on Earth. So why, McIntyre asks, are citizens taxed heavily while resources are exported offshore? His model mirrors Norway: •Tax resource exports properly •Build a sovereign wealth fund •Pay dividends back to Australians In his vision, Australians wouldn’t just avoid income tax—they’d receive income from their country. ⸻ 3. END THE HOUSING CRISIS—BY DESIGN McIntyre says Australia’s housing crisis is not accidental. It’s engineered through: •Excessive taxes •Artificial supply constraints •Policy failure His solution: •Remove property taxes •Roll out large-scale affordable housing •Use modular construction to slash costs “A rich country should never have homeless citizens,” he argues. ⸻ 4. CHEAP ENERGY FOR AUSTRALIANS Australia exports energy to the world… yet locals pay premium prices. McIntyre calls it absurd. Comparing Australia to Indonesia, where fuel is subsidised, he says Australians are effectively subsidising their own government through fuel taxes. His stance: •Scrap fuel taxes •Deliver low-cost energy domestically •Let Australians benefit from what their country produces ⸻ 5. END THE LEFT VS RIGHT DIVIDE McIntyre’s political philosophy rejects the traditional spectrum entirely. He argues: •Division is manufactured •Australians are being played against each other •Leadership is increasingly influenced by external interests His alternative? A nationalist model focused on: •Unity over division •Sovereignty over global influence •Accountability to Australians—not outsiders ⸻ A FIGURE THEY COULDN’T SILENCE Love him or hate him, one thing is undeniable: Jamie McIntyre didn’t disappear.

@Real_Ames @heyitsmeCarolyn Stone to death.

🚨TRAGIC: These are the clothes of a Swedish girl who was r* ped for hours by Syrian migrants at gunpoint. Court documents reveal that a gun was likely inserted into her vagina. This also happened to a relative of mine years ago . R* ped... gun was inserted ... and fired. What should happen to the Syrian migrants responsible for this tragedy?

Australia would never be this dumb, or would it ?

@HelpRodger Bob Hawk wasn’t right about everything , but he was not wrong on this one. The labor party is out to destroy Australia for votes.

BREAKING_NEWS 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 BOB HAWKE TRIED TO WARN AUSTRALIANS ALBANESE WOULD DESTROY AUSTRALIA. VOTE PAULINE HANSON ONE NATION. AUSPOL INSIDERS NIKI SAVVA ANDREW HASTIE SPEERS

@jamiemcintyre21 This is all you need to know about how Australian politics works. Judiciary are the criminals in our society.

JAMIE McINTYRE DOSSIER TARGETED, SHUT DOWN… OR THE FIRST CASUALTY OF AUSTRALIA’S NEW SYSTEM? This is not just a story about one man. This is a story about what happens when someone steps outside the approved narrative. In 2013, Jamie McIntyre launched two things that, in hindsight, may have sealed his fate: •A political party challenging the establishment •One of Australia’s first true independent media platforms in decades The Australian National Review wasn’t just online. It was printed. Distributed. Visible. And according to McIntyre… that visibility came at a cost. ⸻ TIMELINE: FROM RISE TO SHUTDOWN PRE-2013 — THE BUILD-UP •National speaking career •Multiple companies operating •Over 100 staff employed •Tens of millions in annual revenue A conventional success story… until it wasn’t. ⸻ 2013 — THE TRIGGER POINT •Launch of the 21st Century Australia Party •Launch of the Australian National Review newspaper •Rallies drawing 3,000+ attendees Momentum was building. Fast. But McIntyre says this is when the pressure began. ⸻ POST-2013 — THE COLLAPSE According to McIntyre: •Speaking engagements abruptly shut down •Businesses dismantled •Land developments halted or seized •Financial damage escalated rapidly At the centre of his claims is the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. His allegation: This wasn’t coincidence. It was coordinated. ⸻ THE ELECTION THAT NEVER WAS McIntyre claims his party was effectively blocked from running in the 2013 federal election. Instead, he was forced into a last-minute independent run against Barnaby Joyce in New England. A national movement… reduced to a single battlefield. ⸻ FOLLOW THE MONEY… FOLLOW THE POWER At the core of McIntyre’s argument is a much bigger claim: That modern economies are built on debt systems controlled by central banking structures, including institutions like the Federal Reserve. He argues: •Governments borrow money created “out of thin air” •Citizens are taxed to repay that debt •The system benefits financial institutions—not the public And he says Australia is no exception. ⸻ THE McINTYRE MODEL: REWRITE THE RULES If Jamie McIntyre were running Australia, the changes wouldn’t be incremental. They would be seismic. ⸻ NO INCOME TAX His position: Why tax productivity? Instead of taxing wages, McIntyre proposes eliminating or drastically reducing income tax entirely. ⸻ A $TRILLION-STYLE SOVEREIGN FUND Australia, he argues, should follow Norway: •Heavily tax resource exports •Build a national sovereign wealth fund •Pay dividends to citizens In his model, Australians don’t just survive—they profit from their country. ⸻ HOUSING: FIX THE ROOT CAUSE McIntyre rejects the idea that Australia’s housing crisis is unavoidable. He calls it engineered. His solution: •Strip out property taxes •Mass-produce affordable housing •Use modular builds to reduce costs dramatically “A wealthy nation with homelessness is not failing—it’s mismanaged.” ⸻ CHEAP ENERGY NATION Australia exports energy… yet locals pay some of the highest prices. McIntyre calls this a contradiction. Comparing Australia to Indonesia, he argues: •Fuel should be subsidised, not taxed •Australians should benefit from domestic resources •Energy should be near-cost, not profit-driven ⸻ END THE POLITICAL DIVIDE Left vs right, he says, is theatre. His alternative: •National unity over ideological warfare •Policies driven by Australians—not global influence •Leaders accountable to citizens—not external interests ⸻ CONTROVERSY, CRITICISM… AND MOMENTUM McIntyre’s views are not without critics. His claims about government agencies, banking systems, and political interference are strongly disputed by mainstream institutions. But here’s the reality: Public trust in those same institutions is declining. And in that environment, voices like McIntyre’s contd

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