John Bowden

@_Tommy_Pickles @jgrogan222 Depends on what you’re trying to achieve though isn’t it? If demographic change is your goal it’s running perfectly on schedule

@jgrogan222 Global ideology. For some reason some twisted think tank thought that bringing in the 3rd world would help western nations. How wrong they were.

How did Australia go from being one of the best places in the world to live, to full-retard in only 4 years?

@AusHoodLaw @DeeWilliams7 Let me guess he got the “Harold Salisbury” treatment?

As I was leaving court today, I noticed channel 7 news reporter @DeeWilliams7 waiting outside. I took the opportunity to ask her whatever happened to ex-Assistant Commissioner of police John Venditto… She’s said…”You tell me” I replied “Something dodgy!”

Homelessness situation so bad now in Orange they’re building a dedicated homeless camp area.

@big_chocky Worst part of watching this is those people think the police are on their side. Covid proved they are not & when push comes to shove & the choice for them is you or the migrants,they’ll choose the migrants..

An innocent life lost. A family forever changed. For the first time, Aidan's parents speak. Remembering Aidan Becker. This Sunday, 7pm NSW time. Drops on YouTube.

When a national tragedy struck, we were told the tap had to be turned off. So 4.7 million social media accounts disappeared overnight. Emergency plumbing, they said. Necessary work. Just for now. But what followed wasn’t a temporary shut-off — it was a redesign of the entire system. Pipes were widened. New junctions quietly installed. Pressure controls moved out of sight. And standing proudly in front of it all were government and the eSafety Commissioner, smiling like proud renovators. Now comes the exposure draft — hate speech, misinformation, “online harms.” Not a new house. Not a fresh debate. Just more fixtures connected to the same hidden plumbing. This is how civil liberties are lost in modern democracies: Not with a knock at the door, but with infrastructure. No single law says “silence millions.” No single official signs off on censorship at scale. Instead, discretion replaces rights, automation replaces judgment, and accountability evaporates into “process.” The public only notices when the water stops flowing — when voices vanish, platforms comply, and no one can explain who decided, on what basis, or how to appeal. Once you redesign the plumbing, every future restriction becomes a matter of pressure — not principle. And the people doing the redesign keep smiling, because they’re no longer accountable for outcomes — only for maintaining the system. That should worry everyone and if it does not, it’s only a matter of time before you realise what you didn’t say when you should have.

@RachaelWongAus @PMalinauskasMP

Mali lied like a politician on a promise, Spurrier spun more BS than a broke lawnmower. Millions of fish, sharks, rays the whole bloody ocean Went belly-up in the GSV Even the sharks and rays joined the floatin' parade They blame the heatwave, the flood, “Climate’s fault, mate, not us — we swear!” While the OCEANS a soup of dead fins and despair, And the cleanup crew’s thinkin’ “fair dinkum, who cares?” Algae so thick you could walk on the green, Fish gulpin’ last breaths like a bad Tinder scene. So when you see the pollsters tomorrow with their clipboard grin, Tell 'em straight, no bs , let the truth sink in: Mali lied, Spurrier lied, millions of fish, sharks, rays died Don’t vote Labor… 🐟🦈 @GLH_books Port Jackson on first video I tried to save. I couldn’t Other rays were dead when I got there The Jackson was alive and aborted her babies . Saddest thing ever …

From the guy who said they’re only fish as our marine life washed up while promoting the Whyalla bailout last year.

Get ready Australia, .... They used COVID19 to mandate human rights violations and they got away with it. Now they're going to use the war on Iran as an excuse to do it again. While Australians will be forced to stay home, again, both Labor and Liberal governments will get off scot-free for their decades of energy policy incompetence. Whilst the war on Iran may be the straw that breaks the camel's back, the real cause of this crisis is decades of incompetent energy policy: - Petroleum reserve: 36 days (instead of 90 days). - Diesel reserve: 34 days (instead of 90 days). - Jet fuel reserve: 32 days (instead of 90 days). - Oil refineries: 2 (down from 8, in mid-2000's). - Oil production: ~200,000 barrels/day (down from ~700,000 b/d). - Base-load electricity generation: 177TWh (down from ~220+TWh, in late-2000's - replaced with low-reliability, intermittent, expensive "renewables" that are highly dependent on external supply chains). Australia's energy policy incompetence has resulted in a country that is highly vulnerable to external forces and events - this is why we are now seeing massive price rises and shortages. NOT primarily because of the war on Iran, but primarily because our governments have made us incredibly vulnerable and fragile.

'Australian Six': 1919 model The ‘Australian Six‘ was the first serious attempt at domestic car manufacturing, designed to compete with imported vehicles. It was 'Made in Australia, by Australians, for Australia', using Newcastle steel, Queensland maple and Melbourne leather.

Last Saturday I spent 13 hours in a SA Emergency Department. I was coerced to attend, armed with a doctor’s letter. I presented with a thick folder, a plethora of scans, and six months of bloodwork. The expectation of answers after three weeks of current and unsuccessful treatment, I prayed the ED was the right option. I left late at night with a secondary condition created by their guesswork. It’s still unresolved a week later. No call back as guaranteed by specialists (they work strictly 9-5 weekdays). No SA Health text message acknowledgment of urgent referrals from ED. Our GPs can’t treat further, without the ok of a junior doctor via a specialty clinic. They’ve done the hard work, yet their hands are tied. SA Health is broken. Labor’s magic green card with students doing scut work, does not equate to medical care. A medical officer in an ED scenario writing contraindicative prescriptions without direct supervision is pure insanity. A registrar completing outpatient clinic assignments unsupervised, to fill their quota to pass, who fails to follow up or return calls for seven months, is not acceptable. The obvious language and communication barriers I witnessed are dangerous. Treatment of our elderly in these situations are appalling. Yet drug seekers are prioritised. Wait lists are years in SA, exasperating untreated medical conditions. If we think the system is broken now, pray the uniparty do not maintain the balance in SA’s party state this weekend.

@GenXTruther72 😮😮😮 oh really? That is surprising

@Avro255 Triple M And they LOVE Malinasskiss!

It’s playing on the radio her that One Nation are likely to win 54 seats in tomorrow’s election!!

Leave Australia NOW (Before It’s Too Late) Imagine grinding your whole life in one of the richest countries on Earth… and still feeling broke. Welcome to Australia, where you save for years and years only to discover that a house now costs over a million bucks for a mingy doxbox. And if you can’t buy, you're forced to compete in the Rental Hunger Games. So here’s the uncomfortable question: If you can no longer afford a home in the Australia, maybe the real solution - is leaving. ✈️✈️✈️

Neil Oliver: "I firmly believe the objective is to keep the population on edge, constantly anxious about what's coming next." "Fear of disease, engineered shortage of money... existential fear of the end of the world, and wars without end." "The only war worth fighting now is the war we must all fight against the fear, and those who sell it." Credit: @thecoastguy

@ozgal1965 @GLH_books Getting ready for the post election ban..It will be amazing to see what a massive problem it becomes post election 🤦‍♂️

So now they are putting up signs in the South stating that the water is polluted. No swimming in ocean Are they trying to protect themselves from lawsuits now? @GLH_books 🤣🤣🤣

What to expect on election night in South Australia 🗳 How One Nation could get the balance of power 🟠

🚨 Oh look the conspiracy theorists were right again. Ed’s department literally called turning up your heating “IMMORAL BEHAVIOUR .” It seems that if you don’t behave and keep your home cold, in the future they might just have to do it for you…using your SMART meter 🚨

Tomorrow South Australians head to the polls. Most voters will receive two ballot papers. A green one for the House of Assembly and a white one for the Legislative Council. But not all voters are treated equally. A select group, defined by ancestry, will also complete a third. A grey (or coloured) ballot paper to elect representatives to the First Nations Voice to Parliament for their region. When voting in a First Nations Voice election, voters will need to sign a declaration stating they are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. In the same polling booth, on the same day, some citizens will have more say than others, purely on the basis of declared ancestry. Not only is Voice voting restricted to people of a specific race, but the positions themselves are also allocated based on gender. Each region has an equal number of positions reserved for males only, females only, and one position for a person of any gender (male, female, or any other gender). It’s estimated that about 30,000 South Australians will be eligible to vote in the First Nations Voice election, yet fewer than 10% participated in the first ballot in 2024. Hardly a glowing endorsement. The Malinauskas Labor government created the SA First Nations Voice to Parliament, despite an overwhelming NO vote in the proposed federal voice (not the same thing, but similar sentiment). The Premier is doubling down on this race-based body, but at this election South Aussies have a choice. Both the Liberals and One Nation have promised to scrap it.

🔥 BREAKING 🔥 An innocent woman is recovering in hospital after she was stabbed at random by a teenager at a Clayton shopping centre, Melbourne. This is normal now in Labor’s ‘New Modern’ Melbourne. A man was also randomly shot yesterday in Craigieburn, Melbourne while out on a walk & a 70 year old man out for walk was stabbed this morning in Melbourne. Vic Labor Politicians should all be jailed, they are 💯 responsible for the deaths & harm of so many innocent Australians. Majority of the time these offenders are known to Police or/ and out on bail. Be aware of your surroundings, be prepared to protect & defend your life by any means possible.