Ron Jones

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Ron Jones

Ron Jones

@RoJone252

Melbourne football club tragic and veteran underachiever

North Central Victoria. Katılım Temmuz 2017
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Ron Jones
Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@BaronBlacky Hasn’t been around for that long. It’s 3rd in line. 1st Jews. 2nd Christians. 3rd Muslims! With about a thousand years between each of them.
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Yisrael official 🕎
Yisrael official 🕎@YisraelOfficial·
⁉️⁉️ WHAT DO YOU THINK 🤔? 1, 2, 3, or 4? ⁉️⁉️
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TheRoadknight@RoadknightThe·
So, the ABC believes that Pauline Hanson meeting with a convicted criminal, Tommy Robinson, is 'crossing a red line'. But politicians dealing with the CFMEU's former boss, John Setka, is fine. "The Australian can reveal that Mr Setka, 48 next month [September, 2012] was charged 60 times with serious offences between 1982 and 1991... "He was convicted or fined in relation to 40 of those offences."
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Heidi Bachram@HeidiBachram·
Pro-Pals disrupted the graduation ceremony at Cambridge University and got told to leave. Every university should be doing this to these entitled extremists.
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Ron Jones
Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@Mish_K_ Like the old adage says. They’re not very bright but they can lift heavy things. Probably couldn’t run out of sight or count past 10 without taking their shoes off.
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Mish@Mish_K_·
Today is 52 years since turkish troops invaded Cyprus.
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Fog@Fog_House_·
Pies fans happy to chirp it up about Oliver being on the gear. Pretty quiet when one of their own is on a paid drug induced welfare leave! #BobbyHill
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Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@SandyXiaotong A volume of encyclopaedias? Please tell me she’s not the minister for education.
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Sandy Yang@SandyXiaotong·
ISLAMAPHOBIA: Dr Dr Anne Aly - Minister for multicultural affairs- claims she’s been a victim of so many occurrences of Islamophobia, “it would fill a volume of encyclopaedias”. Watch
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Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@Markm106 Should be interesting. I’m married to a Magpie 🤣🤣
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Mark Mann
Mark Mann@Markm106·
Big test coming up for Collingwood. Since losing Kings Birthday they’ve beaten 5 teams currently between 12 and 18 on the ladder. Next 5 are 4 top 10 teams and eagles in WA.
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Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@HenshiG Why do people like this woman and Jacinta Allan always have a smile on their dials when they are so full of hate for everyone and everything else?
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Henshi@HenshiG·
I honestly couldn’t help but laugh at the irony. A church founded by a king because he wanted a divorce, not because of a new religious doctrine or theological principle, in a country that built one of history’s largest colonial empires, now declares Israel to be a “racist colonial enterprise.” The irony is extraordinary. This is not simply a political statement. It recycles centuries-old Christian anti-Jewish narratives, replacing the ancient accusation of deicide with the fashionable language of the 21st century. History matters. The British Empire played a central role in colonial expansion across the globe. Christian empires, alongside later Islamic empires, were responsible for vast territorial conquest, colonization, slavery, forced conversions, and the subjugation of indigenous peoples on an immense scale. Yet somehow, it is the Jewish people’s return to their ancestral homeland that is singled out as the defining example of colonialism. Criticism of Israeli government policies is legitimate. Singling out the world’s only Jewish state as uniquely illegitimate, uniquely colonial, or uniquely racist, while ignoring history and applying standards that are not applied to other nations, deserves to be challenged. If this is truly about human rights, then those standards should be universal. If they are reserved almost exclusively for Israel, people are justified in asking whether this is really about human rights at all. Contribution: Rachel Jagoda Lithow Via Jodi Samuel
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Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@chrisdbbradley @PeterPerthWA Hard to say he took a pay cut judging by his payout and the tax benefits that these trusts received, but what shocks me most is that he’s a Labor politician who actually had a job.
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Chris Bradley@chrisdbbradley·
@PeterPerthWA Successful and smart wealthy man takes huge pay cut to serve his community. Do you want only people who never did well to enter politics? Bizarre logic here.
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Peter Lyndon-James
Peter Lyndon-James@PeterPerthWA·
Accenture paid him $35 million. Now he sits at Labor’s Cabinet table. And it’s all legal. $35 million. That’s what Accenture reportedly paid Andrew Charlton for his consulting firm in 2020. He stayed on as one of their managing directors. Two years later, Labor parachuted him into Parramatta. Today he’s Cabinet Secretary and Assistant Minister for the Digital Economy, sitting at the centre of the same government handing Accenture roughly $300 million a year in contracts. The same Accenture behind the BOM website disaster. $31 million contract, extended nine times, finished at $78 million. Same Accenture that got rewarded after the stuff-up with new deals from Defence, the AEC, and yes, another government website. Now, let’s be fair. I checked Charlton’s register of interests myself. No Accenture shares. No Accenture directorship. He exited clean. But here’s what I found instead. His entire $40 million fortune sits in three boxes on the public record: a family trust, a private investment company, and a unit trust. Each one described with a single word, “Investment.” That’s it. That’s all the law requires him to tell you. So ask the obvious question: can anyone check whether any minister still has money riding on companies winning contracts from their own government? No. The register names the boxes. It can’t open them. And the bloke across the chamber? Angus Taylor. Seven years at McKinsey. Both sides of the dispatch box, one consulting industry, and a disclosure system built not to look too hard. He’s followed every rule. That’s exactly the problem. What’s your Thoughts…? Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺 Sources: - Register of Members’ Interests, 47th & 48th Parliament (APH); Accenture Newsroom (AlphaBeta acquisition, Feb 2020); Consultancy.com.au (Charlton Accenture role; Taylor McKinsey); Canberra Times/AusTender (~$300m contracts); Australia Institute via The New Daily ($31m→$78m); Senate Estimates Dec 2025.
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Ron Jones
Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@NewLeafBrian Hopeless commentator, completely out of his depth these days. Should have been pensioned off years ago.
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Brian Smith
Brian Smith@NewLeafBrian·
How's the form of Gerard Fucking Healy trying to get Jones done for contact below the knees? Surely someone taps the fucking idiot on the shoulder. #AFLSunsDogs
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This bloke has a chauffeur. security to travel around western Sydney. He loves multicultural but wouldn’t walk around without police presence. Fucking government clown
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Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@Mish_K_ I’m stunned that New Yorkers could elect a bloke from a rubbish country like Uganda as their Mayor. Seems the old Tammany Hall is alive and well.
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Ron Jones@RoJone252·
@LizaRosen0000 I’m still stunned that this bloke is Mayor of New York. A person who openly sympathises with terror aligned people and threatens to arrest Netanyahu if he comes to the UN. I don’t believe he has any power there. And even if he did, there’s a lot of others who should come first .
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