John Allen

@JEChalmers This is pathetic.

Labor is cutting income taxes for workers five times in three different ways. It beggars belief that in the first term the Coalition voted against tax cuts and to block housing for Australians. Now they are showing all the signs of repeating the exact same two mistakes.

@musskbuddy @AltMediaWatch @zoecabina Why would I be mad at some random overweight loser?

@JSA_10384 @AltMediaWatch @zoecabina You're mad at him for losing weight?

A good reminder of why I shouldn't argue with people on here A man like this would never get to talk to me IRL unless he had the guts to approach me. This guy definitely has a gut but not the type needed for approaching I should invoice him for the time I took replying to his tweets and giving him attention on here. It wouldn't be more than he pays at his local Thai rub n tug (those poor women)

@JulianHillMP People dont need some weird Victorian bloke telling them what they can and can’t do, whilst at the same time creating a dangerous black market which is siphoning billions out of Govt coffers into criminal outfits. Labor are simply too obtuse to change course. Pathetic.

Vaping is linked to cancer. #auspol

@Potstirrer111 Vote One Nation then…

Fuck me just send these people home. How did they get approved in the first place.

@Richard01357064 The changes to CGT on property and neg gearing are superb for young people trying to get into the market. It’s the rest that is going to kill investment.

Gus, negative gearing does not magically create “tax-free wealth.” It allows investors to deduct genuine losses against income — the same principle businesses use across the entire economy. And most property investors in Australia are not billionaires. ATO data repeatedly shows the overwhelming majority own just 1 investment property and many are middle-income Australians trying to build long-term financial security. More importantly: when you punish investment, you reduce investment. That means: 📉 fewer rentals built 📉 less housing supply 📈 higher rents 📈 more pressure on first home buyers The wealthy usually survive tax changes because they already have established assets, trusts and sophisticated structures. The people who get hurt most are younger Australians trying to: 🏠 rentvest 📈 build ETF portfolios 💼 start small businesses 💰 accumulate modest long-term assets Australia does not have a shortage of envy politics. It has a shortage of housing supply, productivity and investment. Punishing aspiration will not solve that.

@Potstirrer111 More and more reasons for people to vote One Nation.

How are they allowed to get permanent residency then go straight onto the ndis. Surely that’s a net negative for the economy?

@DrCameronMurray This x 1000. Well said.

@ALeighMP You expect people to cough up 120 bucks to watch you dribble on about ‘trust’ after Labor has lied to the country? When you couldn’t cough up $50 to pay for photos Captain Tight Arse? Labor have well and truly lost the plot. Call an election.

@DrewPavlou I don’t think he could bash his way out of a brown paper bag by the looks and sounds of things.

This communist Aboriginal activist from the latest Israel Flotilla thing once called me on Facebook Messenger and threatened to bash me Sam Watson - great guy

@AltMediaWatch @zoecabina Why did you have to lose 42kgs in the first place? You can’t even sort your own life out and you criticise others 🤦🏻‍♂️

@zoecabina Then I lost 42kgs and your crowning achievement is still writing for a magazine that prints Nazi race science as fact.

@claudetozer @IanBatchelor11 @DaveSharma Dumb people are going to remain dumb it seems.

@JSA_10384 @IanBatchelor11 @DaveSharma You're not taxed on the money you invest - you're taxed on the capital gain. How do people not understand this?

Under Labor’s new tax: — You can walk into a casino, come out $1000 ahead, and pay $0 tax — but if you make $1000 on shares/ETFs, you will pay $300-470 in tax — if you build & sell a business, the ATO now takes 30-47% of your gain Gambling is tax-free. Investing is punished.

@AltMediaWatch Dude hit the gym.

This is the content director of an online magazine admitting she randomly approaches Muslims on the streets of Sydney to tell them she hates Islam. If someone was doing this to random Jews it would be rightly be called antisemitism & they’d be out of a job.

@sydney_ev Say you don’t understand the point of the article without saying it…

mining will move offshore? how, they plan on taking half the country with them? last time i checked, the resources are here, in Australia. #auspol

@AlanKohler @abcnews Independent body? Are you having a laugh. No one is 'independent' anymore. Everyone has a bias one way or another. It's determined at the ballot box - hence One Nation's polling uptick recently...

This week's column for @abcnews in which I explain why Angus Taylor's immigration/housing policy would not result in a cut to immigration and suggest that migration should be run by an independent body like the Reserve Bank. abc.net.au/news/2026-05-2…

@IanBatchelor11 @DaveSharma It’s obvious to everyone except a select few, that investment will always be required.

@JSA_10384 @DaveSharma People get that. The government is now taxing investment the same way as work, by removing an artificial incentive for encouraging personal, as opposed to corporate, investments. It's obvious to most what this will tend to do with personal investments.

@IanBatchelor11 @DaveSharma The money you invest in the shares is the money you made digging holes. How do people not understand this 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

@DaveSharma True, but if you spend all day digging holes for someone, you might earn $1000 and also pay $300-$470 in tax. What is proposed levels income and investment taxes. When the discounts were made available, perhaps the need for investment was greater than now. Today's need is great.

@cjoye Term limits Chris. It’s the only solution.

But they have never worked a day in the private sector; never started a business; built a new product or service; hired a single soul from their hip pocket; or struggled for years, always at risk of going under… What we are seeing is the lid being lifted on those who have always lived completely taxpayer-funded lives trying to take and tax as much as possible to feather the public sector nest. They have never known what it is like to draw a private wage and/or profit. They think it is a zero sum game: any private income, profit or capital gain needs to be redistributed back to government and its dependents. It is the only way they know how to make money: by taxing private citizens and corporations to fund the public oligarchy and its way of life…

@PeteZogoulas @LiberalAus are you listening?

WE NEED TO SEE SOME PROSECUTIONS IN THE NDIS! how can they keep getting away with fraud?

@RBASHAGGER These people vote.

Oh dear. Some people just don’t get it

@JulianHillMP Are your heads that far in the sand that you can’t see that the CGT changes to everything outside of property are horrendous? So obtuse.

Good for young Australians and good for the nation. #auspol