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@KatyKray73 Albanese is upset that social media misinformation posts has overtaken his misinformation posts 🤦‍♂️

Anthony Albanese criticises people getting news from social media because it's "misinformation," and not "consistent" like legacy news outlets. The days are over where the people sat around the TV and listened to the news and held it as gospel. This PM is mourning the fact that he has lost control of the narrative, stupid man!

@saif_aldareei FAFO candidate anyone?

Two ballistic missiles exploded immediately after launch in Tehran, Iran 🇮🇷 today. The first one detonated inside the military base, while the second crashed into civilian homes, killing dozens of people.

@PaulRob11880584 It’s a pity we don’t get any liquid fuel from China 🇨🇳 ..oh wait a minute holy smokes WE DO 😳😳🤣

A huge thank you to the Albanese Labor government for the way they are handling this fuel crisis. Albanese has respect on the International stage. Remember the Liberals alienated our friendly neighbours. Could imagine how bad it would be if they were in government.

@Ryandally08 Idiot

Deranged Australian politician, Jacqui Lambie, says that Elon Musk is a “social media knob” with “no social conscience” and should be in jail “with the key thrown away” She adds “he should not be allowed to be on his own ideology platform creating hatred”

@bobjcarr Idiot

Israeli and US bombing have destroyed 500 schools and 300 medical centres. There is a term to use here and it’s war crime.

@ShaykhSulaiman A case of the pot calling the kettle black 🤣

BREAKING: CHINA DESTROYS TRUMP Trump: We need $2 billion a day to reopen the Strait of Hormuz China's FM Senator: But the Strait of Hormuz was already open before the war? The root cause of this disruption is your illegal military operations against Iran. You have created a Global Crisis OUT OF NOTHING”

🚨BREAKING: President Trump just put a reporter in her place. REPORTER: Are you ready to go to war with Chicago? TRUMP: When you say that, darling, that's fake news. Listen. Be QUIET. Listen. You don't listen, you never listen. That's why you're second rate. We're not going to war...we're gonna clean cities up so they don't kill 5 people every weekend. That's not war - that's COMMON SENSE. Simple poll. Please be honest! As of today, how much do you still trust and support this man for everything he did? A. 100% B. 50% C. 25% D. 0% MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON 𝕏. LET’S GO 👏

@CSI_Starbase I guess it’s as President Trump said, America doesn’t need Iranian oil, it’s really the responsibility of other countries to provide enough oil, whether locally sourced or imported to cover their day to day demands and unexpected supply shortages..it’s not rocket science ☝️

I've noticed there appears to be a fundamental misunderstanding about how the oil and gas industry actually works, especially in the US. So let me try to put this into proper perspective. You can’t dramatically increase oil output without bringing new wells online. There is no magic dial you can just turn up when ever you need more. From leasing and permitting, to site prep, to drilling, to completion, to production, the process can take anywhere from 4 to 12 months. So companies don’t respond to today’s prices, they respond to where they expect prices to be over that entire window. If the expectation is that current conditions are short-lived, there’s very little incentive to ramp activity. If the message being communicated is that the conflict is already over, or close to it, that reinforces the idea that by the time new wells come online, prices will likely have normalized. Because of that, we’re unlikely to see a meaningful increase in rig count in the US in the near term, and in fact, activity has already begun to trend lower. The only thing that reliably drives higher activity is sustained confidence that elevated prices will persist long enough to justify the investment. In other words, they are waiting for a clear signal that current conditions will last, not just spike. In this case that signal would probably be an openly communicated commitment to a lengthy ground war. Everything I've just stated is basically a fact, although I'm sure some will disagree about specific details. Now here's where the speculation starts. If someone were trying to plan for this potential disruption in advance without a clear understanding of how the industry works, they might assume Venezuela, the country with the largest oil reserves, could simply be brought in to offset any future supply disruption. And from that perspective, you could imagine taking aggressive action in an attempt to force that into reality. But that was never a realistic short-term solution. Even under ideal conditions, increasing production there would require tens of billions of dollars in investment and many years of development before meaningful volumes reach the market. Unfortunately, having reserves is not the same thing as having supply.

@FurkanGozukara Wonderful talkfest photo opportunity for little emperor Macron & smiling doll Takaichi...god help the translators 🤣

Massive geopolitical shift. France and Japan are stepping in to de-escalate the Middle East and secure the Strait of Hormuz. They are completely bypassing Washington. The world is moving on from the Trump administration's disastrous warmongering.

@Ryandally08 Elon Musk is the only person who's purpose is the survival of Humanity .... Albanese is just a shit stain on Australia's political history

Anthony Albanese calls Elon Musk “so out of touch with what Australians want” for refusing Albanese’s request to censor news regarding violent attacks by Muslims on these shores. He then accuses Musk of “sowing division” This blokes kidding isn’t he?

@Peter_Fitz er... in 2023, China approved the equivalent of two new coal power plants per week, starting construction on one per week...yeah sounds like a better solution to me.

China is now building wind turbines so large that a single one, off-shore, can power 55,000 homes - emissions-free. Sounds like a lot better solution to me, Lee.

@dekabflah @TousiTVOfficial With what?..bow & arrows ?

@TousiTVOfficial So now Iran will target bridges and really suffocate the middles east. Technically the US army will be using bridges therefore they’ll be bombed now

WATCH: Footage shows the B1 Bridge between Karaj and Tehran collapsing mid-span after a direct strike. The propaganda? That this was civilian infrastructure. Reality: • It was never opened • Still incomplete • Zero public traffic The bridge was being used as a route by the IRGC to move military equipment between Karaj and Tehran.

@TousiTVOfficial President Trump once again has asked the USAF to demonstrate their precision bombing skills to the IRGC KABOOM 💥

@ChinaNow24 More like Consequences of blocking the Hormuz Straight..Precision bombing ...nice job USAF🇺🇸🫡

Consequences of the Destruction of the Iranian Bridge

@irlembaustralia @AlboMP @PressClubAust Yet again media tart Albanese in action

Thank you @AlboMP for taking a selfie of me with Jodie and yourself today at the @PressClubAust . I was bowled over by the warm Aussie-Irish welcome you both gave me and delighted to hear about your Irish roots. Éire agus an Astráil – chairde go deo!

@LBGamestips there's nothing more dangerous than an educated terrorist ...ffs ..get a grip

WAIT! Iran’s 🇮🇷 ‘MR COME CLOSER’ has Bachelor's degree in mathematics He has Master's degree in mathematics A Doctorate in Western philosophy Hafiz of the Quran He also Speaks four languages: Persian, English, Arabic, and Hebrew Broooo these guys are fucking educated 😳😳😳

@AngusTaylorMP Timor-Leste's Greater Sunrise gas field anyone?

The government has had five weeks to act on the fuel crisis. Australians deserve clarity and leadership - they've received neither. Watch here my response to the Prime Minister. 👇

@SenatorWong Iran! you've been a very naughty boy and I, Mr Albanese ( the PM of Australia ) is very upset with you but not in an offensive way..so please , pretty please reopen the Straight of Hormuz & I'll give you a Kangaroo & a Koala for your zoo so your citizens can look at them 😊

Australia is not taking offensive action against Iran and we are not deploying troops on the ground in Iran. The Australian Government continues to support de-escalation and the resolution of this conflict.

I joined over 40 countries on a call on the Strait of Hormuz as part of Australia’s support for international efforts to reopen the critical waterway. I thank @YvetteCooperMP for convening the meeting with representatives from every continent, and organisations including @IMOHQ.

@SenatorWong Let's have another meeting to plan another meeting so we can issue another dumb statement that Iran will completely ignore👍

The focus of last night’s meeting was diplomatic and civilian initiatives countries could pursue to make the Strait of Hormuz accessible and safe. Ministers agreed on the importance of continued coordination and collective action.

@SenatorWong Yep the UN is very angry with Iran🤨

Ministers urged Iran to act in line with UNSC Resolution 2817, which reaffirmed that the exercise of navigational rights and freedoms by merchant and commercial vessels, in accordance with international law, must be respected, particularly around critical maritime routes.