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THE FED IS ABOUT TO CUT WHILE THE ECONOMY BOOMS. 🇺🇸 New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh: AI is "structurally disinflationary." Per his WSJ op-ed. Same pattern. Different decade. 1995: Greenspan saw the productivity boom. Let the economy run hot. Cut rates anyway. Result: 7 years of risk-on. Nasdaq up 1,132%. Musk, Altman, Bezos, Druckenmiller all agree: AI is deflationary. Warsh just took the chair. June 16: his first FOMC. The next few years are going to be insane.

@claregarry6 @GreenTyler27 So you basically want to work 9-5 for the rest of your life okay enjoy

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The One Nation policy platform is now no longer only being defended by One Nation supporters. Economists, analysts and commentators outside the party are now openly acknowledging that many of these policies directly address the pressures driving Australia’s cost of living crisis: housing demand, energy costs, industrial decline, tax creep and infrastructure strain. That’s no longer self-validation, that’s external validation. More Australians are starting to realise that policies focused on energy security, productive industry, controlled migration and rewarding work are not “extreme”, they’re common sense. Let’s go One Nation.

I’ve got news for you, @MurrayWatt. Labor’s tax grab doesn’t just affect “small groups of the community”. It affects the entire Australian community. Working Australians, families and small businesses are paying more, keeping less, and falling further behind under the Albanese Government. Australians are being punished for working harder, earning more and trying to get ahead. Enough is enough. Axe the tax.

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In Victoria, the Australian flag has been BANNED from appearing on corrections officers uniforms, but the Indigenous & LGBTIQ+ flags are allowed. LABOR are Anti-Australian.

Labor’s Generational Betrayal Once upon a time, tax reform meant expanding prosperity. Now it means managing decline while bribing voters with their own money. Chalmers’ budget does not reform Australia’s tax system. It entrenches its rot. The central fact is brutal: young Australians are being asked to work harder for less while the state takes more. Treasury forecasts productivity growth collapsing to around 1 per cent and below in coming years. Real income growth for young workers is expected to crawl between a quarter and three-quarters of 1 per cent annually. In plain English: an entire generation is being prepared for stagnation. Yet Labor’s answer is higher extraction. Bracket creep will quietly consume nearly half of future wage increases. The harder young Australians work, the more efficiently the tax system harvests them. These are the same people already locked out of home ownership by political cowardice and monetary vandalism. The same generation saddled with enormous HECS debts for increasingly dubious degrees. The same generation handed more than a trillion dollars in public debt and then lectured about “intergenerational equity” by politicians mortgaging their future in real time. And still Labor refuses structural reform. Why? Because genuine reform would force the government to admit something modern politics cannot tolerate: wealth must first be created before it can be redistributed. Productivity, investment, enterprise, risk, and innovation are the source of prosperity. Governments do not generate wealth. They consume it. So instead Australia runs a tax system that punishes productive effort while rewarding speculation and political dependency. Work is taxed heavily. Governments strip more revenue from workers each year while delivering virtually no improvement in real living standards. This is the concealed moral premise beneath the budget: the earnings of productive people belong, by default, to the state. Citizens merely negotiate how much they are allowed to keep. A sane government would reverse the incentives entirely. Lower taxes on work. End bracket creep. Reward production instead of speculation. Reduce the burden of government before it crushes the next generation completely. But Labor survives by expanding dependency, not independence. A productive, self-reliant population is harder to manage than a financially cornered one. So the country remains trapped in the same political catch-22 Ken Henry identified years ago: governments need reform to restore growth, but cannot pursue reform because they rely electorally on the very system causing the decline. The result is a slow generational transfer of wealth, opportunity, and freedom away from young producers and into the hands of an ageing political state that cannot stop spending what it did not earn. Australia does not merely risk economic stagnation. It risks teaching an entire generation that effort no longer leads to advancement — only taxation. @JEChalmers @PaulineHansonOz @AngusTaylorMP

Brilliant! Stop the lies sleazy Albanese! 👇🏽👏🏼

“No one is going to want to invest in Australia”. “What the Fu.k are you doing”. This insane CGT, which will destroy aspiration and ambition in Australia must be STOPPED. Every Australian must stand up.

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My friend whose young son who has a knife pulled on him twice now just walking around our community just sent me this. Multiple stabbings last night in Melbourne, this is everyday now. Kidnappings, shootings, stabbings, fire bombings, r*pes & assaults by foreigners & foreign gangs. 3 young people have already been horrifically murdered by foreigners in my community alone. Labor does not care & everything that they have done has only made everything WORSE. We need an early election in Victoria, The Labor Party needs to be removed & dissolved 😡 Anyone still supporting Labor is the enemy of all Aussies as they are putting all of our lives in danger. I will never forgive them for what they have done to us.

Kevin Warsh and Trump just made it clear why rates are going lower: “AI is going to make almost everything cost less. We’re at the front end of a productivity boom. Economic growth won’t be inflationary — we’re in the early innings of a structural decline in prices.” Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, and Stanley Druckenmiller all expect AI to be strongly deflationary. The next few years are going to be insane.

Yes we do! I’ve changed my position on the death penalty.

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump says Kevin Warsh will PLUMMET Fed interest rates, which will help Americans afford houses "I had a ROTTEN head of the Fed. Now I have a great head of the Fed. Kevin Warsh!" "Housing is all about interest rates. I know more about housing than anybody in history. No president. And they can pass all the bills they want. It's about interest rates." "You get the interest rates down. Everybody's going to be very, very happy. We're going to get it down very quickly."

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Another night, another firebombing in Melbourne. The city is under siege. Same in Brisbane. There they attack you in your own home at night. While you sleep. Tonight at 5pm, the Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson and QLD Police Union President Shane Prior come together.

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You can't tax rich people on unrealized gains from stocks because "it's not real money until it's sold." So explain to me why my property taxes keep going up based on the unrealized value of my house? I didn't sell it. I didn't cash out. I didn't make a profit. But somehow I'm paying taxes on paper gains every single year. Interesting how "unrealized gains" only become a problem when wealthy folks are involved.