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@MickamiousG Let that Sikh in*

Australia is only a couple years away from becoming the UK. Let that sink in.

@JEChalmers Now do Per Capita.

BREAKING: New numbers show the economy is growing at its equal fastest annual pace in almost 3 years and private sector investment is booming. Today’s National Accounts show the Australian economy grew 0.3% in the quarter, to be 2.5% higher through the year. All of the growth in the March quarter came from the private sector. This is very solid in the circumstances. It shows how resilient our economy is at a time of substantial global economic volatility.

@karlstefanovic Karl is Australia’s version of Piers Morgan.

Aussie farmers have had enough — and now they’re fighting back. Imagine strangers turning up and telling you they’ll rip through YOUR land with 80m towers and transmission lines. The land you work and call home. We went to Gundy to give these Aussies a voice. Karl Weekly, 5pm.

@Heccles94 Absolute state of it.

Out leafleting today. Just been round a block of retirement flats, spoke to several lovely older residents. Each one of them planning to vote Green 💚

@DrewPavlou @PeteZogoulas @karlstefanovic He is MSM. We will not forget covid.

BIG THINGS ARE HAPPENING WITH THE KARL STEFANOVIC SHOW @PeteZogoulas and I are willing to go to jail to expose NDIS fraud Thank you @karlstefanovic for hosting us. Absolute legend. Watch now: youtu.be/cGaa_jLNA-w?si…

@DrewPavlou @PeteZogoulas @karlstefanovic Shame he was a paid for c*nt during covid

BIG THINGS ARE HAPPENING WITH THE KARL STEFANOVIC SHOW @PeteZogoulas and I are willing to go to jail to expose NDIS fraud Thank you @karlstefanovic for hosting us. Absolute legend. Watch now: youtu.be/cGaa_jLNA-w?si…

@WatcherGuru Completely innocent 😉👍

JUST IN: "Hawk Tuah" girl Haliey Welch breaks silence on her crypto meme coin that crashed 95% hours after launch. "I was not controlling the coin."

After last nights and the constant doxxing attempts and threats from people who want to attack me largely due to politicians and leftist hate filled rhetoric as I expose billion dollar fraud schemes stealing from taxpayers I’ve decided it’s time to raise money for security cost once again unfortunately You can donate here: blacklineguardianfund.com If you cannot donate no pressure whatsoever, please like and share this so it can get in the eyes of those that can. God bless, Nick

@Superheat_xyz Ill be waiting.

@Crewefan87 We’re starting with North America for our first batch, with global availability coming soon—stay tuned.

Thanks for the feature! We’ve been running Superheat H1 internally for months. Showering in hot water heated by pure processor heat while earning money from it still feels remarkable. Excited to bring this tech to homes everywhere. Pre-orders coming soon. Stay tuned.

@scxcb @StevenBartlett Surely rent increases per annum are basically guaranteed now? Government prints money and overspends, inflation comes in high, raise interest rates, mortgage costs go up, rents go up.

@Crewefan87 @StevenBartlett Nobody’s saying every 12-14 months All I’ve ever seen is ppl jumping about from place to place every 7-8 yrs because the landlord wants to sell or increase rent or wants it back for any other reason Buying is better rent, guy on clip trying to be a philosopher check end of clip

Buying a house could be the worst thing that you can do? When I spoke to Money expert JL Collins, he pointed out something most people don’t think about when buying a home. The mortgage is only the beginning. Maintenance, property taxes, repairs, upgrades… the costs keep coming. And many buyers are encouraged to borrow the absolute maximum they can afford, which can leave them financially stretched for years. JL believes a house isn’t always an investment, sometimes it’s a lifestyle choice. And that’s okay… as long as you understand the difference.

@acekingspades @ronyspark @StevenBartlett Yes. You need to purchase a property to keep up or outpace inflation because your wages (purchasing power) lose out each and every year.

A common example is someone bought a property 6-7 years ago, it’s doubled in price, so they sell. You have to move out. Find a new rental from someone who has recently bought a home, probably for close to $1m as they’re leveraged to the tits, so rent is astronomical. For those in good long term rentals with decent landlords, they’re becoming rarer and those tenants aren’t giving that up for anything.

Yeah, 12m leases are pretty standard here in Australia. I renewed my lease for 13yrs straight. When I moved into that property, I asked the owner what their intention was because I was specifically looking for stability. They stated, "we offer 12m leases but the intention for the property is a long term investment." Many property investors (I am now one) will choose to renew leases for good tenants as long as they want to stay. Why would I go through the hassle of potentially having weeks with no tenants while I got the place ready to re-lease every 12m, and having the risk that the next tenants will be worse?

@user_101524 @StevenBartlett It’s not by choice 😂 You can’t get a lease for more than 12 months and the owner can decide to sell, move in, airbnb at any point.

@Crewefan87 @StevenBartlett I rented my last place for 13yrs 🤷‍♂️ Why would you go into short term rentals if you want stability?

It’s absolutely a financial investment. It appreciates along with everything else in the market and you can borrow against it to fund other asset acquisitions far easier than other investments you own. With $100,000 I can purchase an asset worth $1 million. Appreciates 10% I already have my starting position back. By $100,000 in stock I get $10k off a 10% appreciation and potentially some measly dividends.

That’s why he specifically says that purchasing a house must be a LIFESTYLE choice ;) As long as people don’t think it’s a “financial investment”.. cos it’s not. It can be a lifestyle choice, investment in your peace of mind, opportunity for your family expansion.. but not a financial investment.

SuicidaI empathy in a nutshell

Lib: Everyone is HECKIN welcome in this town, Jihadist: ALLAHU AKBAR!!!!! *hurls IED* You literally couldn’t make this up as comedy lol

@PeteZogoulas @DrewPavlou F

After two months of investigating the NDIS, @DrewPavlou and I finally got the all clear from the lawyers. The exposé drops in 2 hours. GOD BLESS AUSTRALIA.

@RupertLowe10 Buy Bitcoin.

Inflation is the tax that makes all of us poorer. It makes your food shop more expensive, clothes more expensive, fuel more expensive. Everything. It impoverishes the British people. This is not random. This is not accidental. This is not irreversible. It is the direct result of government choices. When the state grows too large, spends too much, borrows too much and taxes too much, the value of our money is steadily eroded. This is not complicated. Prices rise, and savings are punished. Wages fall behind, and the country becomes poorer. Ordinary British men and women feel worse off even if they are working harder than ever. With those on the lowest wages suffering the most. The economy is failing those who work hard and contribute, yet feel less and less reward. I detest it. For decades, politicians have tried to pretend there are complicated solutions to this problem. There aren’t. There are straightforward solutions. That doesn’t mean they’re painless, but they are straightforward. So far, no political party has had the courage to outline the way forward. We will. Restore Britain will. If you want to bring inflation down and keep it down, you must radically shrink the size of the state. This is non-negotiable. Government spending drives inflation, endless borrowing drives inflation, constant intervention in the economy drives inflation. And when the state grows larger and larger, it must fund itself through either taxation, borrowing or money creation. All three ultimately push prices higher. It makes your money worth less. It makes your food shop more expensive. It is that simple. If the state prints billions and billions (Quantitative Easing) , what happens to the existing money? It all becomes worth less. This is so painfully obvious. Yet what does the state do? Cheered on by gopher politicians? Print, print and print some more. A Restore Britain would do the five following things, brutally and rapidly. - Drastically cut Government spending. - Radically reduce tax. - Brutalise the size of the state. - Ensure that the country lives within its means. - Ban money printing (QE), without explicit parliamentary approval. Is this a painless process? No. It is not. I am not going to tell you otherwise. It will be painful, it will be difficult. There will be immense cuts. I am simply being honest with you all. But it is necessary. It is the only way. When you allow businesses to grow, allow people to keep more of their own money and remove the bureaucratic dead weight suffocating the economy, production increases. More goods are produced, more services are delivered, and prices stabilise. A smaller state means a stronger economy, and a stronger economy means stable prices. Inflation is kept under control. For too long Britain has gone in completely the opposite direction. Taxes are at record highs, the state is larger than ever, and inflation has punished every household in the country. Every single one. Nobody has been exempt. But it is the poorest who suffer the most, and that is simply unacceptable. Restore Britain will reverse that. You cannot tax, borrow and spend your way to stable prices. You cannot regulate your way for lower inflation. A small responsible state puts the people, not itself, first. What do we have? A state that now taxes, wastes and then misappropriates. The only real path to low inflation is a smaller state and a freer economy. That leads to a richer people. That leads to a cheaper food shop. A cheaper pint. A cheaper tank of fuel. That is Restore Britain’s aim. If you want the Government out of your lives, and more of your own money in your pocket, with that money worth more? There is a political party willing to take the painful steps to deliver that. Restore Britain.