Mike Ward

A Budget Reply Speech from Dr. Rich Kahnt. #auspol

@TimWilsonMP @AlboMP The way Tim is performing for his electorate. I think he can hear the Teal breathing down his neck. See ya Tim as your performance is at a level best described as an impostor

First question in Question Time: Will @AlboMP rule out capital gains tax on the family home? A: Wouldn’t rule it out. Next Q: Will @AlboMP rule out a death tax? A: Wouldn’t rule it out. I guess if you don’t answer 50 times over it wont be played back to you.

@DrewPavlou How to make yourself look dumber in one statement.. Give yourself an upper cut 👍

Holy shit, One Nation leading national polls in Australia - first time a new party outside Labor or Liberal/National have led in Australian polling since 1945

@TimWilsonMP Didn't you have an RC into the Unions and proved nothing. No charges laid ?

Labor’s vision is smashing you with higher taxes to fund the Labor-CFMEU criminal cartel. Share your story at notthetax.com.au

@MikeCarlton01 Ask Dave about his dividends. He knows plenty about that, he has an uncanny knack in his share purchasing choices.

Ol’ Dave’s memory’s a bit rusty. Morrison got inflation up to 6.1% before he was thrown out.

@abierkhatib Perhaps you could speak up about the difference? But I do think that one does protest too much!

I don’t like equating Zionists with Jews…

@senatorbabet You are the most special.

I think it's interesting that we've had 14 interest rate rises under this government, yet they are still leading in the polls. The Australian people are a special bunch.

@moon_raked @Matt_Camenzuli What a load of rubbish.RSA and lockout was a knee jerk reaction to the violence in the X night clubs. Typical govt punished everyone becos they didn't make sure Fit and Proper people ran the bars and clubs. Letting MC Clubs & ME crime run the places meant trouble for the innocent

@Bondiward @Matt_Camenzuli Disagree. If IR, OLGR and RSA served their purpose then no need for lockout laws. RSA tokenism is an Industrial Relations issue.

Sydney is an effigy for Australia right now. Cold, miserable and over filled, with absolutely nothing to do. Well and truly gone are the heady days of “Breakfast at Sweethearts”, released before I was even a year old. It foretold of fun times, things to look forward to. A bustling Australia, an optimistic Sydney. Industrious, innovative, entrepreneurial, yet laid back and Ted Bullpit funny. That Australia is slipping away, determined to go woke, go broke as it slides down a slimy staircase of safety culture and political correctness. As if beaten and bounced out the back door of the Tunnel Nightclub. It’s hard to tell exactly what put Syndey on life support, but it has been ailing for a very long time. While the slow destruction of Australia as an economic and social success has been a bipartisan affair, the same is true for the destruction of Sydney. I think the first blow came in the form of Mike Baird’s lockout laws. I think it is the one thing with which I am in furious agreement with @JacquiMunroMLC, it was wrong headed. All to save us from one punch attacks, gee thanks Mike - now there is nowhere to go and nothing to do. Sydney’s nightlife was world famous. Not anymore, now Adelaide is more fun. The halo effect that King’s Cross had, echoed through the whole city, from Circular Quay to Reactor 1 in Penrith, there were things to do in the 80’s, 90’s, and 00’s, gone now. It was not all red-light naughty, but that kept open 24-hour restaurants, bars and places to go everywhere as people kicked off or kicked on. I think the horrendous IR situation, increasing wages, increasing rents, increasing power costs, increasing tariffs on tobacco/alcohol and insane levels of green and safety red tape all have taken their toll. A person has to be paid to wear a yellow vest with the letters RSA Officer emblazoned on their back, pubs have to pay for their own fun police. As much of a mood killer as having to stop every few minutes to get enthusiastic consent. Way too many rules. To be fair though that none of this is what has taken the final toll, that is reserved exclusively for the massive, insane COVID overreaction. Sydney was stumbling, about to fall and the Governments and Oppositions around the country, collectively, together and in unison one punched Sydney to the ground. Lockouts, vaccine mandates, passports and other very bad ideas killed whatever was left of our once brilliant town. It is going to take more than a bit of government assistance to get her back on her feet again. It is going to take Local, State and Federal Governments to get right out of the way. Deregulation is the only way to get our ailing city and flailing economy back up and alive again. Whatever the reason, no matter how well meaning, we are not going to government grant our way out of this. We have to pluck up the courage to cut back on regulations, laws and rules that have destroyed the heart of our nation, the spirit of Australia, the jewel in our crown. A vibrant Sydney is a healthy Australia. I say bring back the good times. “At six o'clock, I'm goin' down The coffee's hot and the toast is brown Hey, street sweeper, clear my way Sweethearts breakfast, the best in town” #auspol #NSWPol #Covid

@Ryandally08 And there it is . The dumbest thing said on the internet today. Wow . You could have saved yourself the indignanty but you typed it anyway. What a Flog you are.

#BREAKING Anthony Albanese shut down most of our refineries to combat “climate change” Now the goose is about to blow $10 billion of our tax money to build another one because we’ve run out of fuel. How did this guy get to the position that he’s in?

@DrewPavlou And where are you from Pavlov?

2.5 migrant arrivals for every birth in Australia

@CJHandmer Perhaps you gave some more details. What industry? Would be a start

When I was in Australia last December, I found it impossible to transact with any business where there weren't latent government price controls or subsidies of some kind. I came to the realization that with the public sector growing about 5x faster than the private sector, Australia was well on the way to an effectively government run economy, communism by stealth. I dug deeper - the point of no return occurred in about 2013. caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2026/04/16/aus…

@cjoye Look again. Most ships have been turned around. No passing the Straight of Hormuz unless approved by Iran. This is just more Market Manipulation by the characters involved.

Why did all the pundits get this conflict wrong? It was always going to be short and sharp

@RonniSalt @MichaelPascoe01 @Trixie_Boo @tg_greg @GodmotherComara @cheryl_kernot @irenenog Didn't Federal Labor try amputate the Victorian Right. Somehow Marles prevailed. Who is sponsoring him is the question ❓

Marles to go down as the biggest dick of a senior Labor minister since Jim Cairns - and at least Cairns was interesting. Labor to tap super funds for $53b defence build-up afr.com/policy/foreign…

@Peter_Fox59 @blegg2 @TrackGazette Tony Abbott wasn't born in Australia

@blegg2 @TrackGazette Gout Gout was educated at Ipswich Grammar. He was born in Queensland to parents who arrived in Australia years earlier. He is as Australian as Billy Hughes, Tony Abbott, Olivia Newton-John, Jimmy Barnes & John Farnham, althought those 5 were all born overseas.

18-year-old GOUT GOUT 🇦🇺 19.67s (1.7) over 200m at Australian Championships in Sydney!!🤯🤯 A new U20 World Record ☑️ National Record ☑️ First Australian man under 20 seconds ☑️ A star is born!

@DanishDayle Hope this helps adjust your conscience

Great appointment. Mark Hammond started at the bottom of the ladder as a recruit seaman. Now he’s a 4-star admiral, top of the tree. A stellar career…and he’s a great bloke with it. We’re in good hands. abc.net.au/news/2026-04-1…

@DanishDayle Hope this helps adjust your conscience

@MikeCarlton01 Palmy ?

Perfect.

@senatorbabet @2worldsPodcast

@2worldsPodcast The filthy Australia hating Marxists can’t stand these men because they represent the best of us, they represent everything the Marxists will never be; courage, strength, patriotism and honour. All of our institutions have been infiltrated. Every. Last. One.

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@auboomers @dannolan

Wendy and I bought our home in Killara in 1983 for $118,000. She was flying with Ansett, I was at the bank. We saved the deposit in just under two years. The agent reckons it's worth about $3.2 million now but we'd never sell, too many memories. I don't understand why young people say it's impossible. We weren't on big money. We just had discipline 🏡

@OzraeliAvi He certainly does Avi. You are perfect case in point 👍

My favourite thing about Trump by far is how effortlessly he exposes morons across the political spectrum