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@DrewPavlou To be fair there are many Māori groups in NZ who are bitterly opposed to the mass immigration of ‘brown’ people, particularly Indians. They have been highly visible in protesting this as they see their unique culture and place in NZ threatened in the future.

TIL the far-left Māori Party in New Zealand once attacked the New Zealand government for allowing too many white immigrants into the country They used reverse Great Replacement style language, calling it a deliberate ploy to “stop the browning of New Zealand” “Māori Party co-leader Tariana Turia said it was predicted that by the year 2050 there will be a significant number of people with Māori, Pacific Island and Asian backgrounds. She accused the government of trying to prevent that by encouraging immigration from traditional countries such as Australia, Britain and Canada.” Imagine how annoying it would be to have to deal with this psychotic shit in New Zealand politics. Honestly I reckon it’s the most far gone of all the Anglosphere countries

@AshPolitik How did Labor recruit its team, via the Islamist sympathisers register?

How did One Nation recruit its team, via the sex offenders register?

@aDoct0r @DrewPavlou They held the world premiere in Mumbai, India.

@DrewPavlou Also, its disgraceful that Athens was not chosen as one of the cities to launch the film. Why Paris? Nonsense, unless you factor in the protests they knew would happen

In terms of ethnicity I am Greek on both sides of my family since time immemorial so please let me say this about the way that some Greeks have complained about The Odyssey in a fundamentally leftist, Third Worldist fashion. I am talking about videos like this demanding “cultural representation” like we are some benighted oppressed indigenous people. “So apparently Greeks are the only culture not allowed to care how our stories are told. Any person from any culture can say this matters to us, this is part of our history, and we would like to see ourselves represented, and the rest of us are rightly expected to listen. But when Greeks express even mild disappointment about the Odyssey, we’re mocked.” Stop it. This is Third Worldist style leftism and it’s embarrassing. We should not pretend to be a weak colonised people, oppressed by Christopher Nolan, begging for “representation” in “Greek stories” The Odyssey lit the flame of Western civilization. It lit the flame of European civilization. We should be honoured that people all across the West want to take up the glorious tale and universalise it to make it about humanity as a whole. I’m not saying this to defend all of Nolan’s casting choices, some of them were obviously stupid and woke. But don’t try to act like we are oppressed third world peasants begging for representation from Hollywood. “Christopher Nolan stole our story and oppressed us.” Holy shit, please get up off your knees and stand up. Our direct ancestors literally founded Western civilization and the entire world is now currently taking the Greek origin story and applying it as a universal origin story for all mankind. Yet you want to cosplay and LARP as an oppressed Third World guerilla

@JoshButler Who cares? Better an Australian billionaire who loves her country than an overseas one looking for a development bargain for apparently a $mill.

Pauline Hanson has updated her parliamentary register of interests for her European trip - disclosing that Gina Rinehart paid for the flights aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_…

@AshPolitik @BenCarrollMP Andrew Clennell on News 24 described the BIC Labor Govts leadership change as like something from a House of Cards TV script. Bad blood, back stabbing, chaos. Now that’s destructive politics.

Congrats to the new Victorian Premier @BenCarrollMP The Carroll Labor government is the one thing that now stands between a great Victoria, and the dangers of Liberal One Nation regime, of pure destruction and eradication of education, health, infrastructure, front line services and jobs.

@DebskiBebski Facts are both women were shocking leaders - uninspiring and lacking talent.

Six months ago: Lefties were howling “misogyny!” when Sussan Ley got rolled as LNP leader. Six weeks ago: Ben Carroll swore he’d never challenge Jacinta Allan, using his own daughter as the reason. Sixteen hours ago: Ben Carroll confirms he’s challenging Jacinta for Premier. Six minutes ago, Jacinta resigns. Labor: always Changing Their Position™. The only principle these people have is the pursuit of power.

@Melbourne_says “In 41 years of journalism and 13 premiers in two states, Allan is by a couple of lengths the worst Labor leader I’ve seen, devoid of ethics, talent and common sense.” John Ferguson, The Australian.

Jacinta Allan governed with the best interests of Victorians at heart, and she delivered. Thanks Jacinta. Victoria continues to top global rankings and Melbourne remains the best city in the world, despite what they tell you on the news. A successful media hit job right here.👇🏼

@BenFordhamLive And this 👇 x.com/onenewsau/stat… Media control and censorship of all forms of news communication.

The Prime Minister’s ‘money for media’ scheme is raising eyebrows. Major media companies have received $67 million in government grants. Peter Van Onselen says it creates a “loss of confidence” in media coverage. Listen to the conversation HERE. 2gb.com/bad-smell-albo…

This is A National Scandal .. ~ David Pearl youtu.be/H4SOeJCJJWY?si…

@Kate3015 Thank you Kate. This is worth watching.

@electrical__ 5 f*cking thousand! Unbelievable!

5000 people work in Canberra for the Department of Energy and Climate Change. 5000 people😂😂

@Lisa9Sophia That’s not what he looks like. Photo shopped.

The left are SO PATRONISING ABOUT IMMIGRANTS Mike Carlton obviously never has anything to do with immigrants unless he calls an Uber! So taking four Ubers around Brisbane suddenly put him in the running for Immigration Minister and an expert on mass immigration 😂 In other news Carlton has new profile picture to advertise to the young ladies. Ladies who dig men who verbally abuse women online while drinking heavily. Anyway, we should at least be grateful its not g-string back view is all I’m saying

@crossland_rob @RoadknightThe Most Australians are under the pump with both parents working, some multiple jobs, with a cost of living crisis and a bleak outlook. You live in a great area but the wind farms are coming there. I support your vigilance for buying Aus made but soon we will have no choice.

RK, I just checked and made in Australia with 98% Australian products! Here is the con. I have a bottle of LegosPassata,right? The bottle and lid is made in Australia 98% of total weight, 2% ingredients comes here in a 44 gallon drum! Now, iff you look at the label where it says 98% directly underneath there is a bottle and cap, and it says bottle and cap. Dick Smith poured millions into Australian made foods with Australian made ingredients, no poisonous additives. He warned us all about this and said that his products would cost between 20 and 50 cents more. Button, tight arse Australian's would rather eat filth shipped here in a bloody drum, and bottled into plastic. When I shop, it has to say, made in Australia from 100% Australian ingredients! Up here on the Blue Mountains, when I shop there is a co op that sells EVERYTHING Australian made, on clean farms, no insecticides and those farms are tested. I buy for example fresh figs, a friend that is getting on, grew up on an apple orchard, she makes all my jams, no sugar, sweetened by the juice of the fruits. Also biscuits, apple pies, scons. My meat is purchased from a cattle and sheep producer that I know, so pretty well bassics from Coles or ALDI, or Woolworths, depending on what I require. Still costs us $650-750 a week to shop. And that doesn't include my Grandsons hitting me up on a daily basis.

Turns out, much to the ABC's gall, Trump is probably right. "Forensic testing conducted for Four Corners has revealed dozens of tomato paste and passata products that claim to be from Australia or Italy are actually from China. "About half of those are sourced from Xinjiang, an area known internationally for its use of forced labour. "Last week the Trump administration imposed a 12.5 per cent tariff on Australian goods, citing Australia's failure to effectively ban forced-labour imports. "The Albanese government has rejected the claim and called the tariff "completely unjustified"." abc.net.au/news/2026-07-2…

@RoadknightThe How is this possible? Do we not have consumer protections from misleading labelling and most likely illegal importation of product? The product must be entering our ports illegally labelled ‘Italian’ and if a company is saying it is Australian and it’s not they should go to jail.

@KatyKray73 Remember the Govt is paying his wage and I’m sure it’s a very good one.

After David Speers lightly questions the PM over attending a $10,000-a-head fundraising dinner with Felix Lee, son of alleged tax-evader billionaire Phillip Dong Fang Lee, he throws in a pathetic question about the PM’s dog- a reference to Barnaby Joyce. Really? Australia is not a serious country. There’s never any accountability.

@KathyLette Jealous somewhat Kathy? She is a beautiful looking woman. Not mutton dressed up as lamb.

Award winning journalist Kaitlan Collins smiles all the time at people she likes, admires & trusts. If Trump wants to see a woman who never smiles all he need do is look across his breakfast table. #KaitlanCollins #Melania

@nascentjude That’s a pretty accurate description!

Between $200 billion of debt, and turning Victoria into a third world Gotham city - anyone voting for Labor is a fool

'I attend a lot of dinners': Anthony Albanese evasive over Point Piper dinner. Albanese really just wanted a fortune cookie!

@burkylie12 🤣🤣

@daisymay4263 The auction rates are not strictly true as they include in their totals homes that have been withdrawn before auction so in reality, imo,the number is much less. Eg in Sydney the reported rate of clearance is 51% but if you take away the no withdrawn the actual rate is 30%.

‘Nothing to see here, isn’t that right ClareONeilMP? Veteran Auctioneer - Tim Panos said ‘I didn't have a single person register to bid at an auction. Not one registration.' An auctioneer has issued a dire warning about the housing market after experiencing the worst day in 30 years when not a single buyer turned up to six of his auctions.  Tom Panos revealed not one prospective buyer registered to bid at any of the properties he was selling on Saturday, despite claiming they were being offered at bargain prices. The veteran auctioneer warned Australia was entering 'very scary territory' and predicted house prices could tall even further as affordability pressures, rising interest rates and a flood of new listings weigh on the market. Mr Panos said the appetite for real estate is gone. 'Australia's entering into new territory and very scary territory,' he said. 'Things are going to get worse before they get better. 'I've been doing auctions for 30 years. Today was the worst auction day of my real estate auction career. 'I didn't have a single person register to bia. Not one registration.' The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 47.9 per cent over the past week, well below the 71.9 per cent reported over the same week last year.  Mr Panos urged the Reserve Bank board not to raise interest rates when it meets next on August 11 arguing a flood of new spring listings and further interest rate rises could put even more downward pressure on prices in the months ahead.  'God help us on August 11, we definitely do not need a rate rise in the real estate market,' he said. mol.im/a/16005321