Traveling Ronin 🇦🇺 🇯🇵

@Redd_Spark @InsideLucysHead Japan is up there on that one.

@InsideLucysHead Ultra Processed Food...

The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans... The French eat a lot of fat and also suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. The Japanese drink very little red wine and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. The Italians drink excessive amounts of red wine and also suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. The Germans drink a lot of beers and eat lots of sausages and fats and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. Conclusion: Eat and drink what you like. Speaking English is apparently what kills you.

@wattle1854 @therealrukshan Bloody hell give it a rest.

@therealrukshan Like you Ronil is an immigrant. You’ve got paper citizenship. You have no history or roots in Australia.

Ronil is a great Australian. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@Lfromthenorth @Shameof3121 🍿 the left eating itself.

I'm in love. What a superstar you are Maeve!🌟 THANK YOU for perfectly articulating what I've been trying to say for over a decade now. 🙏❤️

@TopherField 💯

Our farmers deserve better than this. Add yet another cut to make things even harder for them: youtu.be/-sb6E6vx__0

True Romance

@bradley_steve @Handre Uneducated hence the Ukrainian Flag in bio ☝🏻

@Handre Being the bankers for every shady person, organisation & regime on the planet has also played no small part in Switzerland's success. The place was built on the Nazi's stolen loot.

Switzerland built the world's most prosperous society by doing exactly what every government expert told them not to do: staying neutral, keeping taxes low, and letting markets work. While the EU suffocates its members with 170,000 pages of regulations, Switzerland maintains bilateral trade agreements that preserve sovereignty. Swiss GDP per capita hits $94,000 versus Germany's $51,000 and France's $45,000. The Swiss franc remains one of the world's strongest currencies because the Swiss National Bank can't print money to fund Brussels bureaucrats. Meanwhile, EU nations surrender monetary policy to unelected technocrats who inflate away savings to finance welfare states. The regulatory contrast is staggering. Switzerland ranks 4th globally in economic freedom while EU heavyweights like Germany (16th) and France (64th) plummet under Brussels' command-and-control apparatus. Swiss unemployment sits at 2.1% compared to the eurozone's 6.4%. Swiss labor markets remain flexible while EU employment laws make hiring workers feel like adopting teenagers forever. Brussels promises prosperity through harmonization, but delivers stagnation through standardization. Every EU directive removes another price signal from the market, replacing voluntary exchange with political allocation. Swiss neutrality isn't just about avoiding wars (though that 200-year peace dividend helps). Economic neutrality means staying out of supranational central planning schemes that turn dynamic economies into managed decline. The EU's answer to Switzerland's success? Punitive measures and threats to cut off market access unless the Swiss submit to Brussels rule. Nothing exposes the coercive nature of the European project quite like watching bureaucrats demand that free people abandon the policies that made them rich.

@underground_net @Handre Money is lent into existence not printed, big difference.

@Handre Switzerland can print Swiss francs and it does. The post worded it in such a way to fit his narrative by adding “to fund Brussel’s bureaucrats”

@mariempalmer @Handre Delusional socialist, yes they still exist.

🚫 If you’re into ruling class anarcho-capitalism. The only answer to both the imperialist Swiss & EU models is not a return to sovereign nation‑state capitalism but the socialist overthrow of all bourgeois states & their replacement with democratic planning based on need, not profit.

@CraigSarg73 Thats right, dont believe your lying eyes.

So let’s get this straight. Australian citizens are apparently the only people who deserve support. Everyone else? According to Angus Taylor and Pauline Hanson, they’re just a burden. But here’s the reality. To become an Australian citizen, you must first be a permanent resident for years. For many migrants, becoming Australian also means giving up the citizenship of the country they were born in. Plenty choose not to do that because they want to keep their heritage and family ties. That is their right. Then you have people on skilled working visas and permanent residents raising families here. Their kids go to school with Australian kids. They work here. They pay taxes here. They contribute to the community every single day. Yet apparently Taylor thinks they should receive no assistance at all. Now let’s look at the numbers. Taylor claims non-citizens cost Australia $15 billion a year. What he doesn’t tell you is they contribute around $40 billion a year in taxes alone. That’s a net contribution of roughly $25 billion annually before you even count the businesses they build, the jobs they fill, the skills shortages they solve, and the communities they help support. So what exactly is the logic here? Punish one of the most economically valuable groups in the country to distract from decades of policy failures on housing, wages and infrastructure? This is what scapegoating looks like. Blame migrants. Blame permanent residents. Blame foreigners. Anything except the governments and policies that actually created the problems. And once again, they stand in front of Australians assuming nobody will check the facts.

@TopherField I think buying gold bullion and storing offshore might be the order of the day.

I love it when this happens. I've released a video today revealing the BRUTAL and sneaky truth behind Labor's new 'death tax' and it's already helped at least one person! I love what I do, and moments like this mean more to me than you know.

@angelar68197975 Pretty much most labor voters pay not tax too.

Murdoch pays no tax, zero tax in Australia yet lectures Labor on tax and fairness

@The_TUC FFS what an out of touch wanker

This is real patriotism.

@Q2Quokka 🤣🤣

So here's what Pauline doesn't want you to notice Despite this garbage SMS poll, her vote is still trending down, all other polls show One Nation has peaked

@TopherField Its even worse than that with regards to the measurement of inflation when you add hedonics.

The collapse is here and I can prove it. It feels hard because it is, and we have the numbers to prove that it's SO much worse than you think. It's so bad that it reminds of something I saw with my own eyes back in 2015... Venezuela. Yes really. Don't say I didn't warn you... I am 100% viewer supported, please buy me a coffee and check out my books, DVDs, merch, etc here: store.topherfield.com

@garyseconomics Socialism by force

We have a choice: either tax the very rich more or have widespread extreme poverty

@poptmedia @AusPoll6 With the flag in your bio I hope so 👍🏻

@AusPoll6 One Nation policies: ????????!!??? Hate brown people?? Anything else?

🚨 NEW: Federal voting intention 🟧 ONP: 32% 🟥 ALP: 28.5% 🟦 L/NP: 16.5% 🟩 GRN: 11.5% ⬛️ OTH: 11.5% Two-party-preferred 🟥 ALP: 55% 🟦 L/NP: 45% ALP vs ONP 🟥 ALP: 51% 🟧 ONP: 49% L/NP vs ONP 🟧 ONP: 51% 🟦 L/NP: 49% Roy Morgan [SMS] | 13-14 May | n=2348

@PeterSchiff Only about 17% of the US nationsl debt is 20y - 30y bonds.

The yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury is 5.05%. When it hits 5.1%, it will be a 19-year high. In 2007, the national debt was just $9 trillion. Now it's over $39 trillion. What happens when the yield hits 8%, a level last seen in 1991, when the national debt was just $3 trillion?

@777T0000 @navyhato Live in kyoto most of the year never seen it.

@navyhato Loads of this in Kyoto too

Snapped this in Akihabara. So it begins.

@outtatime200028 @navyhato WTF

@navyhato this place funded by jews ?