Stephen Altham

@ClarksonsFarm1 Common sense

@abbythelibb_ @DaleStarkA10 You’re clearly a bot as all the evidence suggests it’s a man baby

@DaleStarkA10 No, and all you have to do is look at her next to another women. She's tiny. She wears shoulder pads to exaggerate her shoulders, and she's old compared to her husband and overly plastic surgeried, but still clearly a woman.

@jan_forney @iluminatibot Jan Covid does not and never has existed. It’s never been isolated in a lab so the whole thing is a lie. Ever wonder why 5g towers were erected all around the world before and during the plandemic. Do some investigation on the common side effects of 5g radiation poisoning.

@iluminatibot Not accurate AND not helpful. Those who took the vaccine had much lower hospitalization, much lower death rate & less long covid disease that got folks thru the first BIG hump Could be other effects? No good stats on mortality illness tied to ‘Getting jab’ that I’ve seen

Those that got jabs and the PCR tests are screwed

@RandomTheGuy_ @kirawontmiss Nicole Kidman is a dude

calling her fat is insane

@AlboMP I know here’s a great idea. We will sell the suckers Chinese made solar panels and then block out the sun via geo engineering so they’re next to useless. A sucker born every minute.

We'll make home batteries cheaper, saving you thousands and slashing power bills.

@AusHoodLaw Who stole her hair at the front?

Dear Australia, Katie Attwell is an associate professor with the University of Western Australia School of Social Sciences. Katie specializes in MANDATORY VACCINATION POLICY in Europe, Australia, and the US, focusing on the tactics governments use to motivate people to get vaccinated and how policies are designed.  You’re welcome 🦘

@KatyKray73 As an Aussie that has moved abroad I am proud to see Aussies finally awaking from their slumber. Remember though voting for liberal will result in the same albeit delayed result. Time to free yourself from the illusion of choice and take our country back.

A man interrupted the press conference with two questions and was labeled FAR RIGHT by our media: "Mr Albanese, don't you think 1.8 million immigrants in five years is going to increase demand on the medical system?" "What about the fact that people my age can't get any housing, can't get rentals anymore, we have no future in this country? Don't you think that's kind of ridiculous?" We all want the answers, but our PM is a tyrant and can’t answer simple questions.

@KatyKray73 What parent in their right mind would allow a pedophile near their child life alone kiss them.

Why do politicians believe that kissing other people's children will win them more votes? I’m focused on real issues like Mass immigration, the green agenda, the cost of living, housing, government overreach —not staged displays of affection.

@GregWoo36283273 Every person on the planet needs to watch the Jones plantation to realize that there are no Saviours in a 2 party preferred system. It’s purely there to keep you obedient and enslaved in your sheep pen. Only you with Gods help can save yourself.

Here is the difference. Peter Dutton wants to save Australia, and Albanese wants to save HIMSELF.

The Fool Tarot Card The fool card is known as the first card in the tarot deck. The Fool card holds the distinction of being the first card in the Tarot deck. It symbolizes the embrace of new beginnings, the expansion of one's horizons, and the willingness to take risks guided by intuition.

@LaurynBahen Oh they’re doing all that and more. Have been for decades. The masses don’t care though.

💥So I asked AI… “How would the Australian Government actively destroy their own country?” 😳🔥 There are several ways a government could, in theory, undermine its own nation—whether intentionally or through mismanagement. Here’s a breakdown of plausible scenarios, focusing on Australia’s unique context: Economically, the government could tank the country by crippling its key industries. Australia relies heavily on mining (iron ore, coal, natural gas) and agriculture. Imposing extreme regulations or taxes—like banning exports or over-regulating land use—could collapse these sectors. Pair that with reckless spending, say, printing money to fund unsustainable projects, and you’d get hyperinflation, debt default, and a trashed currency. Politically, they could erode trust and stability. Pushing divisive policies—like extreme centralization that alienates rural states (Western Australia, Queensland)—could fracture national unity. If they ignored the Constitution or overreached with emergency powers, say, under the guise of climate or health crises, they might spark rebellion or secession talks. Add in corruption scandals or rigging elections, and public faith in institutions would be destroyed. Environmentally, they could botch Australia’s fragile ecosystem. Mismanaging water (think Murray-Darling Basin) or botching bushfire prevention. Overreacting to climate change with poorly planned renewable energy shifts—ditching coal without reliable backups—could lead to blackouts and industrial collapse. Socially, they could stoke chaos. Importing divisive cultural policies or mass migration without integration plans could strain social cohesion—especially in a country with a small, spread-out population. Suppressing free speech or jailing dissenters under vague “hate speech” laws might ignite unrest. In practice, no government would deliberately “destroy” its country—it’s usually a mix of incompetence, ideology, or short-term thinking, this would take sustained, spectacular failure.

The original single version of "In the Air Tonight" features extra drums that play underneath the song until the signature drum crash (referred to by fans as the "magic break") appears. Will there be magic in the air tonight? Well on 27 March (today), you'll be able to see a planetary alignment featuring Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Mars, and Uranus in the evening sky. That sounds pretty magical but perhaps it’s not the main event 🤔

youtube.com/watch?v=VcjzHM… Don't stop believin' The tide turns Shadows searching in the night Some will win, some will lose Stick with the right company The journey is long

@Ashcryptoreal Usdt and Usdc are holding well😂

YOU MUTHAFCKERS CAN’T STOP SELLING FOR ONE FCKING DAY

@IoniAppelberg youtu.be/f6xcve8IzzY

My bank just refused to transfer fiat to Kraken. They inquired about the purpose and I refused to tell them. I said it’s my money, my business, not theirs. They refused to help. This is an outrage. An economic act of war. What solutions do you propose?

Albo called Chris Bowen into his office one day and said, ‘Chris, I have a really great idea — a vote winner’. We’ll take a trip outback and have a yarn with the yokels, they’ll love us.’ ‘Good idea Albo, how shall we go about it?’ asked Chris. ‘Well,’ said Albo, ’We’ll get ourselves one of those Driz-a-Bone coats, some RM Williams boots, a stick and an Akubra hat. Oh, and a blue heeler. We’ll really look the part. First we find a typical old country pub and show ’em we really enjoy the bush.’ ‘Yeah,’ said Chris. Days later, all kitted out, blue heeler on a leash, they set off from Canberra. Eventually they found just the right place, a typical outback pub. They walked in with the dog and breasted the bar. ’G’day mate,’ said Albo to the bartender, ‘two schooners of your best beer.’ ‘Good afternoon Albo,’ said the bartender, ‘two schooners of our best coming up.’ Albo and Bowen stood leaning on the bar drinking their beer and bullshitting, nodding now and then to whoever came into the bar. The dog lay quietly at their feet. All of a sudden, the door from the adjacent bar opened and in came a grizzled old stockman with a bloody big stockwhip on his shoulder. He walked up to the cattle dog, lifted its tail with the whip handle and looked underneath, shrugged his shoulders and walked back to the other bar. A few moments later, there came another stockman with his whip. He also went to the dog and lifted its tail, looked underneath, scratched his head and went back to the other bar. Over the course of the next hour or so four or five stockmen came in, lifted the dog’s tail and went away looking puzzled. Eventually, Albo and Bowen could stand it no longer and called the barman over. ‘Tell me,’ said Bowen, ‘why did all those stockmen come in and look under the dog’s tail like that? Is it an old outback custom?’ ‘Strewth no,’ said the barman. ‘Someone told ’em there was a cattle dog in the bar with two arseholes.’

@nogulagsagain Schwabies puppet

Hire retards

@Matt_Pinner Absolute garbage

What do you call this where you're from?

@CNviolations There’s nothing like a Diddy party

Give me your best explanation of this ending scene from Snow White.