David Dimovski

@neverthatever @sneako Corrected and concise: I am thankful that the apostle Paul came to Macedonia, found Lydia, and preached the word to her.

@DavidDim_ocracy @sneako Urs were pagans before forced conversion to Christianity.

All white people except me. Islam is for all.

@kino__aus The vast majority of women dont want to work in trades. I know this because the vast majority of men dont want to either haha.

Imagine being a blue-collar worker and shaking the hand of the blokes who are taxing you to oblivion and stealing your children’s future. Mental.

@bullzwool @aaronsmith @grok how much does a base model ford ranger cost in australia?

@DavidDim_ocracy @aaronsmith How much does a Ranger cost? Anyone?

This juxtaposition is crazy. Diesel near me just hit $3.59/L - about $280 to fill a Ford Ranger. At the same time, renewables via the grid were supplying my house at 5c/kWh today. At these rates, one Ranger fill-up costs more than charging my EV for a year.

@gmh_2068 @aaronsmith Possibly yes but that would be a generalisation. I am more concerned for the middle to low income earners that make up the majority of Australians and typically cant without entering some type of detrimental finance agreement.

@DavidDim_ocracy @aaronsmith If they can buy these whankutes they can buy evs.

@aukuschampion @DaveSharma Oh you got me

@DavidDim_ocracy @DaveSharma grow up

If the Labor government is serious about addressing the fuel crisis, then it should be serious about efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. So why was Australia not involved in this joint statement from allies? Did we decline? Or — perhaps worse — were we never consulted?

@Plemezulu9913 @sneako That existed too

@DavidDim_ocracy @sneako No, they had their own way. They were considered heretics by both their Eastern and Western neighbours.

@RennickGBR They have no integrity

“Australian banks pay more than $4 billion each year in charges on top of their company tax obligations, while international juggernauts like Apple, Google and Meta get an easy ride on tax and regulation, says Australian Banking Association chief executive Simon Birmingham. The system is unfair and should be reformed to safeguard federal government revenue, says the head of the influential lobby group in an opinion article ahead of his appearance at The Australian Financial Review Bank conference.” V “Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino has indicated the Albanese government may be open to tax changes to accommodate massive new investment in data centres, but says Australia still remains a coveted jurisdiction for the AI ambitions of US tech giants. The Australian Financial Review reported on Monday that tech giant Google was withholding a planned $20 billion investment in an AI and data centre hub in Australia because it was concerned it could expose its existing local operations to higher taxes.” ••••••••••••••••••••• This is so typical. Australian politicians bending over backwards to give wealthy multinationals a tax break while hard working Australians suffer through a cost of living crisis. And now Simon Birmingham is whinging about multinational tax evasion. Unbelievable! Why didnt he do something about it when he was Finance Minister? I raised this issue numerous times in the Coalition Party room and was ignored every time. It’s like there’s an invisible force field applied to politicians when they get into positions of power that stops them from putting people first. 🤦‍♂️ PeopleFirstParty.au is the only party that has the know how to stop these rorts once and for all.

@Cribbertarian @Dittloff4Sense 💪

@Dittloff4Sense Vote Family Party

VOTE ONE NATION IN SA ‘26 The Libertarian Party got the numbers for state registration in a Herculean effort in SA - then the SA government changed the law to require 8 months of rego required to be on the ballot. I believe Libertarians offer a unique absolutist stand on free speech, property rights, and opposing more government intervention and powers even for good aims with best intentions. I’ll always vote #1 libertarian where I can and encourage others to do so. For the 2026 SA election PHON is the only party with a chance of being a genuine opposition to labor, and voters have an opportunity to send a message to the uniparty. For the 2026 SA election this weekend I encourage anyone reading this post to vote One Nation.

@starman8888 @awright_1983 @aaronsmith @MrDavidRendell I did the math too because im a nerd haha

@awright_1983 @aaronsmith @MrDavidRendell @DavidDim_ocracy 20,000km in a week equals an average of 2,857km a day. Which means you would need to be traveling at 238km/h for each day for 12 hours straight. Yeah, na.

@mc19579758 @aaronsmith I agree, I was more so making a point of the vast majority of mid to low income earners cant exactly purchase any car regardless of driveline tech without some type of finance. It creates a whole other issue with quality of life ect..

@DavidDim_ocracy @aaronsmith Come on mate that is just not reality. Tesla Model Y which is not cheapest by far as an example is the cost of the most popular purchases on Australian roads which is dual cab Ute and SUV's x.com/i/grok/share/f…

@AndrewO06455539 @TheIPA Brother, Nobody ever wins in middle eastern regime change wars. people just die for nothing

@DavidDim_ocracy @TheIPA He probably would.. He's one of the only politicians in the country that could lead the fight..

“If we don’t help America, why is America going to help us?” Alliances are built on reciprocity — not dependence. If Australia wants support in a crisis, we must be willing to stand with our allies. 📺 On this episode of the Australia's Future podcast, former Prime Minister @HonTonyAbbott and Daniel Wild discuss the Australian and United States alliance and how walking away risks weakening one of our most important strategic relationships: bit.ly/4bUwM0z

@sunniewithrain @therealrukshan I dont support Hamas....?

@DavidDim_ocracy @therealrukshan Hamas said this. Now what?

Albanese will still deny the rise of radical islam in Australia even though he came face to face with it this morning. Australia is entering a dangerous phase, you can others rushing as the taqiyya is exposed.

@skinthent @aaronsmith also fair, generally speacing most people cant afford cars over 8 - 10k without finance.

@DavidDim_ocracy @aaronsmith Prices are falling. Cheapest EV is now less than 26k drive away in QLD. not much more than the equivalent ICE vehicle.

@awright_1983 @aaronsmith Also valid. I will even defend EV tech here and say that the ICE has had the benefit of over 100 years to get where it is. EVs could play a role in the future, but I don't think we should be forcing adoption on the public through government ultimatum.

@aaronsmith @DavidDim_ocracy Yeah but no matter how pro-EV you are, you have to understand that EVs don't suit everyone. Great for the daily commute for a city office worker, horrible for long distances or rural living.

@TheHarrisSultan @therealrukshan I have addressed my stance of my profile and I stand by what I said.

@DavidDim_ocracy @therealrukshan Are you stupid? He's saying Good (Jesus) cannot overpower evil (Genghis Khan) without a fight.

@Russiannbear @georgieAM What is with toxic femisist trying to convince women that unregualted late term abortion is health care.

@georgieAM @DavidDim_ocracy WTF is it with conservative males so intrigued in controlling females and their bodies.

A DARK DAY FOR BRITAIN The UK has just crossed a line that should never be crossed. Abortion up to birth for any reason, at any stage now effectively legalised through the House of Lords. No limits. No accountability. No protection for the unborn. This isn’t progress. This is moral collapse. A truly dark day for Britain.