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Australia relies too much on real estate growth and immigration to keep the economy going. This means other industries and technologies aren’t developed as a source of revenue and prosperity. It leaves Australians significantly exposed to import costs.

There is no liquid on earth that can come near the deliciousness of freshly squeezed pomegranate juice. Americans don't know what it is. All the pomegranate they've ever had is the crappy California stolen water pomegranate. Eating a good Afghan or Iranian pomegranate is one of the top experiences a human being can have.

@TruthFairy131 @AlboMP Have you noticed how right wingers have absolutely no solution to offer than to criticise Labour? How about a single workable policy change from you? Greens and the Socialists are the only ones working out real solutions to the Uniparty, both in the U.S. and the U.K.

@TruthFairy131 And Australia

We're setting up new powers to keep fuel flowing for Australians.

@bozowasher @TruthFairy131 Explain yourself little cúnt.

@Observer_1947 @TruthFairy131 @AlboMP The greens have caused this you fuckwit

Community pressure is working - we need to keep this up. Labor is realising that Australians want and deserve a fair return for the sale of our gas to other countries. This can help fund much needed cost-of-living measures. War profits of multinational gas companies are skyrocketing - now is the time for a 25% tax on gas exports. This is urgent. Get in touch with your MP and join the push. theguardian.com/business/2026/…

“He didn’t think he would be kissing my ass, he really didn’t…and now he has to be nice to me….he better be nice to me, he’s gotta be..” - Trump about MBS Trump lays out the actual relationship between USA and the Arab countries in the region.

Pay any debts down over the next 2 months. Fix your mortgage a bit longer than usual. Expect 12+ months of high inflation again after this summer. Etc, etc. If you want to buy any tools or anything that makes you more productive, do it sooner rather than later. A bunch of stuff is going to jump in price by 20-30%.

@TimOnPoint Part of the facility seems to be a hospital.

Hot tip: if you’re on the receiving end of an attack, don’t take cover in one of the remaining undamaged structures. Drivers like seeing their handiwork. This applies less to aircraft that hunt with IR - AC-130s and helicopters.

When racism isn't actually racism

@ricwe123 Jacinda hasn’t been in power for over 3 years dumbo. What did Winston Peters do in that time, apart from becoming a Zíonist cúck?

New Zealand,a first-world country,is now staring down the possibility of running out of fuel in just a few weeks. No strategic reserves to fall back on. Refineries shut down. Domestic energy production crippled. And deep-sea oil exploration banned. All of it the result of short-sighted, self-inflicted policy decisions under Jacinda Ardern. Decisions that traded energy security for political optics. What we’re seeing now isn’t bad luck; it’s the predictable consequence of reckless leadership.

When #GoughWhitlam handed my father his citizenship in 1974 he asked: "where are you from sir?" My father: "Lebanon" Gough: "Not anymore. You are Australian now" My family proud Aussies ever since Compare him to the trash of today who provide diplomatic cover to the terrorist State of Israel. #auspol #FreePalestine

@Object_Zero_ Majority of the world is working class, like me. What’s the advice for them?

As tick follows tock There’s enormous inertia in the upstream part of the global economy. Bulk materials move around in unfathomably large quantities. Supplies are often lumpy, and there are intermediate stockpiles all over the place. Just In Time doesn’t really work if you’re shipping 150,000 tonnes at a time. However, there is a ceiling to the scale of shock that can be absorbed by these upstream stocks. When you destroy $100bn of upstream energy infrastructure, this is no longer just an energy problem. Petroleum products are the base chemical feedstock for the majority of all industries. Whilst metals dominate mass, polymers and composites dominate value. The number of industries reliant on chemicals, molecules, pharmaceuticals, that depend on byproducts of upstream and midstream oil and gas is probably 80% of the economy. Everything is going to wobble, and some things will fall. There’s probably going to be some capital destruction. There will be some winners and a lot of losers. I’ve sat through a bit of resilience planning these past few weeks, and it’s interesting to see how little of that others have done. The best analogy I can think of here is you’re standing on a glorious sunny beach, and the sea is retreating unusually far from the shore, people are still on the beach, whilst I am already sat in my car looking back towards the sea and starting my engine. I see a few other people (who are in privileged positions, and are very well informed), making very obvious preparations, even at extraordinary personal risk to themselves. Reminder, if you operate leverage, you’re going to need liquidity… and so is everyone else. Godspeed folks.

the young man searching for the body of his brother mentions his brother had a broken front tooth. the paramedic points to three unidentified bodies. the first bag he unzips turns out to be the remains of the person he's looking for. his family has been searching everywhere. now they know. now they can give their son a proper burial. they will pray over his body. remember him. the search is over. now their hearts can break without the pain of hope.

This PRCS Ad confronts the raw realities of genocide.

@davidkersten Not enough Zionists in Australia to enact this. Also, they already control your govt.

A glimpse of what is down the line for Australia, among other places.

Listen and weep

More than half the world’s population follow religions that originated from this red line. Surat’al Teen, the Quran: By the fig and olive (levant / Jesus) And Mt Sinai (Moses) And this Safe Town (Mecca, Mohammad)