𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐃𝐈𝐆𝐈𝐓𝐀𝐋 𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐔𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐒T

You feel it, don’t you. That slow and dreadful thing moving beneath the skin. That presence at the spine. That ancient stirring in the marrow. Most people name it incorrectly. They call it darkness, corruption, rage, as though it were some hostile force from beyond. But it did not come from outside. It is yours. It has always been yours. The abyss that creeps upon your body is not an error in your design. It is not proof that you are broken. It is not the mark of moral failure. It is your oldest shape returning , your buried force, your primordial self rising beneath the layers of fear, politeness, and restraint. And hear this clearly: Its existence is not evil. The world teaches people to distrust anything fierce within them. It teaches that if something rises in the chest with teeth, gravity, and wrath, it must be shameful. But morality is not weakness. Morality is not passivity. Morality is right force in right order for right reason. To feel the abyss rise when something sacred is threatened is not sin. To feel the monster wake when truth is trampled is not corruption. To feel your spine stiffen in the face of betrayal, violation, cowardice, or desecration is not moral failure. That is your nature refusing to kneel before what is wrong. The mistake is not that the abyss exists. The mistake is when men either chain it in shame or unleash it without law. One is cowardice. The other is decay. The righteous path is harder. You do not deny the monster. You do not worship it. You govern it. You bind it to truth. You yoke it to conscience. You make it answer to the highest thing in you. That is what makes it moral. There is a form of ferocity that is holy. A wrath that does not desecrate, but defends. A darkness that does not devour the innocent, but terrifies the liar, the violator, the parasite, and the profane. So do not apologise for feeling something ancient move inside you. The abyss within you is not morally wrong for existing. It becomes moral when you bring it into alignment. When you forge it into a blade that cuts for truth and not for appetite. When you turn it toward protection, justice, order, and the defense of what is sacred. So when you feel it at your spine, do not mistake it for evil. Stand. Not as a beast unchained, but as power made clean through discipline. Not as chaos, but as consequence. Not as corruption, but as embodied moral force. Turn your abyss into consequence.

This is so beautiful, no electronics, no distractions. Just men and nature.

@JEChalmers The irony. YOU are big corporate.

We’ve just introduced new legislation into Parliament to help consumers get a fair go at the petrol pump with bigger penalties for false and misleading conduct and cartel behaviour. We’re putting petrol companies on notice. We won’t cop big corporates treating Australian motorists like mugs.

@SiriusBShaman Only at the precipice... x.com/i/status/20364…

Australia is the test case for the FUEL LOCKDOWNS. Because the citizens are well behaved and obey their master. An ex prison colony - always has been mostly prisoners and wardens. Good Slaves obey their master.

This will not stop at America. The whole western world will be returned. Including commonwealth countries.

You do not get to speak to their sacrifice. You are inadvertently making their effort for naught. You have no morality left. You have failed every soldier that lay honoured in those halls. You have failed Europe. And you have failed westernkind. There is no mistaking your character. There is no mistaking where your loyalty lies. It is definitely not with the fallen heroes. Unlike you, Lest We Forget.

It was an honour to stand at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and to witness the Last Post at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. From Europe, we remember with gratitude the sacrifice and courage of the many Australians who stood beside us in the long and fragile pursuit of peace and freedom. “They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them.”

@gigabasedd It gets worse.

Did you know Australia has a ‘Liquid Emergency Act of 1984’ which defines who gets access to fuel during shortages. It was amended just before and after Covid. ‘Essential users’ DOES NOT INCLUDE FARMERS.. They are planning to starve us all!

@hartsea82 @LawrenceWongST Unfortunately. No.

@TDI_Revolution @LawrenceWongST So who owns the ships and harbours? You?

Spoke with Australian PM Anthony Albanese today about the Middle East conflict and its impact on global energy supplies. In times like these, trusted partnerships matter. Australia is a key source of LNG for Singapore, and we value this partnership.

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The worlds greatest men.

Shannon Joy reports that the International Atomic Energy Agency has published “lockdowns 2.0” in response to a looming energy crisis. The plan would restrict driving, ground flights, force remote work, and ban gas cooking. It would also impose highway speed limits and use license plates to determine which days people are allowed to drive. Under the plan, the government would decide what is considered essential and what is not. 🎥 @ShannonJoyRadio

@TheProjectUnity Morality.

What did humanity lose that stopped us making things like this?

@vonderleyen Lol. Only a fool would fall for all that theatre.

🇦🇺 Honoured to be welcomed to Australia by the Governor-General, H.E. Sam Mostyn. I’m here to celebrate the long-standing friendship between Europe and Australia, and this is the most perfect start to this visit.

@Hitchslap1 The morally unwashed.

We need a slur for socialists.

He speaks with grandiosity about supplying other nations with Australia’s sovereign resources. To the untrained eye: Impressive. To the trained: Hollow. There is no greatness in exporting what was never rightly stewarded. No statesmanship in standing atop a weakened nation and calling its managed depletion generosity. His advisers should have whispered one sentence in his ear: "They know." "They know" the resources beneath them were sold out from under them. "They know" the national interest was traded for the global arrangement. "They know" energy security was treated as expendable. "They know" the people were never first. "They know" the imported arithmetic matters more to this class than the inherited nation. And "They know" the Singapore performance is exactly that: A performance. Because this is always the way with your kind. You speak as though sovereignty still rests in your hands, while reciting lines over an arrangement already emptied of substance. The people are no longer fooled by the staging. "They know" the difference between stewardship and theatre. "They know" the difference between sovereignty and spectacle. And "They know" a polished lie when they hear one. That is why everything from your ilk feels false. Because it is. "They know"

We’re working to secure the fuel Australia needs with our international partners and longstanding friends. Today, Prime Minister @LawrenceWongST of Singapore and I agreed to support the flow of essentials goods including petroleum oils, such as diesel, and liquified natural gas between our two countries. We'll keep working closely as we deal with the impacts of the conflict in the Middle East.

@bradpsychology Henry is not the idol you seek. The immigrants he spoke of were of European decent. Not multicultural or multiculturalism. (It did not exist when he was alive 1867-1922) Henry was a good man.

Peter Malinauskas is reclaiming the definition of ‘Patriotism’ away from the jingoism of drunken rednecks, in favour of the Henry Lawson tradition of welcoming the stranger and building a more compassionate society. More please.

A nation rich in resource, rich in ground, rich in latent power... and still its leader steps forward to speak of “working with partners” to keep fuel moving, as though sovereignty were some outdated superstition and dependence a mark of wisdom. What a small man. Because this is not strength. It is not foresight. It is not stewardship under pressure. It is the language of a ruler who accepted fragility, helped preserve it, and now asks the people to applaud him for managing the symptoms. That is the obscenity. He speaks of overseas conflict. Global supply. Coordination. Consultation. But beneath the polished language is a simpler truth: A leader entrusted with abundance chose vulnerability. He did not harden the nation. He left it exposed. He did not secure sovereign resilience. He normalised reliance. He did not treat energy as power. He treated power as something to be brokered through external approval. And now he stands before the people as though invting international overseers into a crisis of national preparedness is evidence of leadership . No. It is evidence of failure wearing a diplomatic smile. Because a serious nation does not wait for instability to discover the value of reserve. A serious leader does not govern abundance as though it were scarcity. And a serious steward does not sell his people into dependence, then call emergency management wisdom. That is not competence. That is managerial theatre. A concession here. A standard ignored there. A reserve neglected. A dependency normalised. A foreign hand welcomed into matters that should never have left the nation’s own table. And this is always how moral decline appears in leadership. Not first as open betrayal. As rationalisation. As the soft language of systems men who have forgotten that a leader’s first duty is not to the global arrangement, but to the people beneath his feet. He will say he is being responsible. He will say he is keeping the nation strong. He will say he is preparing for what lies ahead. But a man who leaves his nation exposed where it should be secure is not strong. A man who invites outside management into a sovereign failure of preparation is not prepared. And a man who can do this without shame is not prudent. He is incompetent. Worse. He is morally hollow. Because only a leader severed from duty can look at nationsl resource, national vulnerability, and national obligation, and still choose consultation over independence, optics over resilience, and external approval over sovereign force. That is not statecraft. It is managed humiliation. And the deepest failure here is not technical. It is moral. A leader who treats sovereign capacity as optional has already surrendered inwardly. A leader who normalises engineered weakness has already accepted decline as policy. And a leader who can do this without guilt is not merely mistaken. He is unworthy of stewardship. He did not inherit scarcity. He administered it.

We’re working with partners around the world to make sure fuel keeps moving to where it's needed most. Conflict overseas is impacting global supply, so we’re taking action to manage the impacts here at home. Today we met with Dr. Fatih Birol of the International Energy Agency to discuss how we are working with trading partners to secure fuel supply. So Australia stays strong and ready for what’s ahead.

This gave me goosebumps!

@AllBiteNoBark88 I think people are starting to understand why.

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