Pete Munns

Anika Wells blew $100k on a New York trip with staffers for a six-minute speech, but it's not Labor's fault, she's just following the rules, and blame the Liberals for setting up the perks system. Inflation is up again this month, crushing Aussies with no rate cuts in sight as CEOs slam excess spending, but it's not Labor's fault. It's COVID's fault and the Liberal budget black holes they inherited. Homelessness is on track to hit a grim 127,680 by the end of this month, with 3 million at risk amid soaring rents and street-sleeping up 63% since 2016, but it's not Labor's fault for record migration floods; blame the rich hoarding wealth. Net zero policies missed price targets, with bills up 39% and AEMO warning of blackouts from rushed coal closures, but it's not Labor's fault, the Liberals dithered on phasing out coal for decades, leaving a fortune-draining mess. Transparency is tanking as Senate blasts FOI reforms as a secrecy power grab, with scandals like $2.3 billion in dodgy payments, but it's not Labor's fault, blame Coalition holdovers and the broken system they didn't fix. Community safety is crumbling, with unsolved crimes up 66.7% and over 638,640 offences in Victoria alone, a massive 200,000 more than when Labor took power, but it's not Labor's fault for soft-on-crime policies and slashed police resources. Somehow, it's still the Liberals' fault, maybe they didn't fund police enough back whenever they were last in power. Mental health crises and drug use are shattering records, with one in six Aussies hooked, 650,000 adults in substance disorders, and 86% polydrug chaos amid impaired driving norms, but it's not Labor's fault, it's the Liberals' fault for not approving more funding years ago. Youth unemployment and underemployment has surged to 10.2%, with 15-24-year-olds sidelined as participation dips and opportunities shrink in a softening job market, but it's not Labor's fault for botched training and migration overload, it's Donald Trump's fault for tariffs on China tanking exports and screwing grads. Basically, when something goes well it's Labor's credit and thanks to their genius, and when things go bad, it's always someone else's fault. And if you think otherwise you're brainwashed by Murdoch Propaganda.

🔥BREAKING 🔥 The e-Safety Commissioner has been Caught Deleting Evidence. Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, the digital sheriff of truth, transparency, and online morality, has allegedly broken the law by deleting federal records. The same bureaucrat who lectures Australians on “accountability” and forces platforms to remove content, may have might’ve hit “delete” on her own paper trail. The enforcer of online behaviour being investigated for the very thing she polices. It’s like the speed camera getting booked for speeding. But when it’s one of their own, silence feom legacy media, sympathy, and spin. This is the double standard that drives people mad. Those in power set the rules, break them, then hide behind the bureaucracy they built. They preach “digital safety” but act like they’re running a private Telegram channel. Australians deserve better than disappearing messages and disappearing accountability. If you’re going to censor the nation, you don’t get to erase your own tracks. The e-Safety Commissioner shouldn’t just lose her job, she should face the same legal standards she expects the rest of us to follow. -Josh Seaman (Facebook)

The dangers of farming. 😬

When the Censor Gets Caught Deleting Evidence You couldn’t make this up. Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, the digital sheriff of truth, transparency, and online morality, has allegedly broken the law by deleting federal records. The same bureaucrat who lectures Australians on “accountability” and forces platforms to remove content, may have might’ve hit “delete” on her own paper trail. Avi Yemeni broke the story, and now the AFP’s involved. Think about that. The enforcer of online behaviour being investigated for the very thing she polices. It’s like the speed camera getting booked for speeding. Let’s be clear, under the Archives Act, deleting Commonwealth records isn’t just sloppy, it’s criminal. Yet the media’s pretending it’s a technicality. Funny, If this were a small business or a political opponent, we’d see headlines screaming “Data breach! Obstruction! Jail time!” But when it’s one of their own, silence feom legacy media, sympathy, and spin. This is the double standard that drives people mad. Those in power set the rules, break them, then hide behind the bureaucracy they built. They preach “digital safety” but act like they’re running a private Telegram channel. Australians deserve better than disappearing messages and disappearing accountability. If you’re going to censor the nation, you don’t get to erase your own tracks. Avi Yemeni did what journalists are supposed to do, hold power to account. And if this story holds true, the Commissioner shouldn’t just lose her job, she should face the same legal standards she expects the rest of us to follow. Because when the referee starts cheating, the whole game’s rigged.

The AFP has set up new National Security Investigations (NSI) teams to target groups and individuals causing high levels of harm to Australia’s social cohesion. (That’s quite broad legally speaking) The NSI teams will work closely with state and territory police, law enforcement and national security partners to provide a coordinated, consistent and intelligence-led response to security threats, and also work on a global level through operations, capabilities and relationships with the international law enforcement intelligence community. (Grok-ICloud Agreement 15/12/2021 There are current and emerging groups(vague af) dispersed across Australia and in some cases, overseas, who are eroding our country’s social fabric by advocating hatred, fear, and humiliation. While many of these crimes may not meet the threshold of terrorism, (not illegal) the AFP has identified concerning behaviours which could (hypothetically speaking) escalate to politically-motivated violence or hate crimes(opposed to what we’ve been witnessing for the last 2 years) which seriously put the Australian community at risk. There is no place for hate or violence in our communities and the AFP will defend and protect Australia and Australia’s future from these threats. Not Australians…Australia. Big Difference.