James Star

@RupertLowe10 How?

Muslims continue to elect Muslims based on religion and religion alone. A Restore Britain Government would end political Islam.

@DrewPavlou @Batman2242 It’s giving doggo drawing contest

The Archibald Prize is Australia’s most prestigious art prize. This is the winning entry 100 years ago vs the winning entry this year.

I no longer understand anyone buying any car other than a Tesla Where are you people living where driving is fun? Any decent city and traffic makes it unbearable Seems insane not to have self driving at this point

@GoldenGoosebruh @pmarca Hey @grok what is the anecdotal fallacy?

@pmarca I disagree. I’ll be v writing books, hitting the gym up, spending way more time with the kids, grow a garden, etc…I don’t need a 9-5 to bring value. UBI would allow us all to retire and find purpose in things other than soul sucking office jobs.

Yep. Look around.

@SawyerMerritt @SawyerMerritt you mentioned the Tucson being 8X more expensive 14c/km // 2.4c/km = 5.8X ?

This is a great graphic that compares cost per kilometer in Australia between the top 10 ICE vehicles & top 10 EVs. The difference is huge. Top EVs: 1) Tesla Model Y: 1.7¢ 2) BYD Sealion 7: 1.8¢ 3) Tesla Model 3: 1.5¢ Top ICE vehicles: 1) Ford Range: 16¢ 2) Toyota HiLux: 16¢ 3) Isuzu D-Max: 18¢ The Hyundai Tuscan (9th bestselling ICE car) costs 8X more per kilometer than the @Tesla Model Y. I converted all amounts above to USD. While the graphic is for new car sales, the Model 3 and Model Y were the top two bestselling used EVs in Australia in March 2026, as used EV sales went up 138% from February, likely as Australians try to ditch petrol and diesel in favor of cheaper alternatives. More great graphics here: elitre.com.au/dollar

@SawyerMerritt My main concern is that the high touch points (centre console and arm rest on the door card) are now a light beige colour. They will show wear, tear and dirt a lot easier.

This is our first real look at the new Zen Grey interior in the Giga Shanghai built Model Y. Maybe a hot take, but I like this much more than the (now discontinued) White interior. The Zen Grey gives a slightly warmer/softer tone without leaning too much into a creamy color.

@DrewPavlou @elonmusk Thank you so much and great work @DrewPavlou

I helped to get two Bengali jihadi hate preachers deported from Australia this week. Thank God for X @elonmusk

I used to say, "Google it!" Now I say, "Grok it!"

Tesla: We are making an affordable EV Industry: We are going to do that too!!! *Ten years later* Industry: Never mind!!! We are shutting those lines down Tesla: We are making an affordable autonomous vehicles Industry: We are going to do that too!!!

BREAKING: NSW Police just raided the Hezbollah supporter black market tobacco shop featured in our latest NDIS video. Our investigative work is now starting to have an undeniable real world impact. I want to thank everybody for their support. Today I bought security cameras with some of our GoFundMe money. I am going to take personal security very seriously going forward. We will not stop in the face of any threats @PeteZogoulas

Yes.

Isn’t it sad that two young lads do more to identify NDIS fraud than an entire government

@AlboMP Will you discuss NDIS FRAUD..?

Crimes committed with 1 or more prior arrest: Murder: 66% Rape: 66% Robbery: 70% Assault: 71% Burglary: 77% Theft: 70% Car Theft: 78% Fraud: 60% Drug Trafficking: 78% Weapons: 79% Etc There should be no “career criminals”. You can incarcerate your way out of crime. Facts.

NDIS EXPOSED: Massive 52 minute investigation with @PeteZogoulas into Australia's immense disability fraud crisis. This is Minnesota on a national scale. The NDIS budget - now approaching $50 billion a year - is closing in on Australia's entire military budget, and there is so much fraud in the system that the official government regulator told the Australian Senate there are not enough judges in Australia to try all known cases of fraud. The entire Australian legal system would collapse if they tried. Up to 99% of alleged NDIS fraud goes unprosecuted. Out of over 7,000 tip-offs alleging fraud in the March quarter of 2025, just 16 cases (0.22%) were prosecuted. So alleged scammers don't even bother to hide abuse. To give you just one example: we visited a West Sydney NDIS provider operating out of the exact same address as a previous NDIS business the Australian government shut down for fraud four months ago. They were using the same accountant and THE EXACT SAME PHONE NUMBERS! When we confronted them on camera, the owners physically assaulted us, smashed $800 worth of @PeteZogoulas's equipment, and staff screamed "RETARD" at us. These people work in disability care. Very legitimate and professional disability service business. Watch the whole thing now. This is just the tip of the iceberg.

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@coralcoral55984 @naval @shikhapaarcha Redefine your priorities. You don’t need to know everything about anything all the time.

@naval @shikhapaarcha so what's the solution, really

The human brain isn’t designed to process all of the world’s breaking emergencies in realtime.

Keep the voting age at 18 to avoid isolating young people. Ensure that only NET tax payers can vote. If someone is a net tax payer for 5-10 consecutive years then they gain voting rights for life. This protects the voting rights of retired people and those who take a career break to start a family.

Raise the voting age to 25. Only tax payers can vote - watch the welfare bill drop and the economy grow.

The soaring cost of living is suffocating, but let’s not pretend that this is some unstoppable phenomenon. This is caused by politicians, and it can be solved by politicians - just different politicians who have the courage to do what needs to be done, however unpopular that may be. Above all else, we need to brutalise the size of the state. I mean brutalise. Like nothing that has ever been seen. A public sector bonfire that is visible from space - that is what Restore Britain would do. We would deliver a Britain that lives within its means. In fact, we would be forced to go further. The immediate priority has to be paying off the national debt. Vast interest repayments on that debt are a boot on Britain’s neck. Billions and billions, just spent on interest. No household could live like that, so why can we allow the country to do so? This is debt in our name. It's on us. Our children and grandchildren. What an inheritance that is. We need to cut the debt, not just the deficit. I am going to be entirely honest here. That will be painful - really, really painful. There are no easy solutions, no easy times. We had that, and it’s led us here. To hard times. We now need hard solutions. That’s just the honest truth. Don’t like it? Don’t vote Restore Britain. I’m not promising some utopia like the others. I’m telling the truth. What a mad idea that is. There is one answer, and one answer only. Hack down the size of the state, and drastically reduce tax. Bring it all down, in a way that’s never been seen before in Britain. And yes, that will mean the state does less. GOOD. I want hardworking families to keep more of THEIR money, and they can decide how it’s spent. Thresholds raised, rates slashed. VAT, alcohol duty, fuel duty - all cut. Resist the stealth taxes they all pretend don’t exist. We will REWARD work. I think the state is bad. I think the individual is good. I trust the individual to make the decisions that are best for them and their family. I do not trust the bureaucrat to spend your money in the best possible way. Do you? Growth only comes from the following things. A far smaller state. Lower taxes. More people working. Fewer people scrounging. Cheaper energy. Stronger borders. A secure society. Actual production. I want the Government to do a very small list of things, but to do them very well. Protect our people, protect our borders, protect our interests. Other than that, no thanks. That is the only way to get the cost of living under control, there is no other way. We must crush parasitic Britain. There is now a political party dedicated to doing exactly that. Restore Britain.