jamie ehh ryan:-🇦🇺🍻

@realRick_AUS Folded but I believe in the right direction...I cant be too little too late Labour has to go If the energy crisis that will create a food crisis doesnt tell you they need to work together then the EU deal should terrify you

Folded like a deck chair

@PeriklesGREAT I couldnt afford the fuel...Or the insurance...Or the services

Be real ! Would you keep this Lamborghini if you received it as a gift or take the cash value instead ?? a. Lamborghini b. Cash c. Take the cash but drive it at least once ?😂

So for those of you who think the EU deal is good for Australians...You are sadly mistaken For those of you who are excusing this poor excuse for diplomacy with a non elected bureaucrats by indicating that there were previous poor decisions by our government...Really Its a disgrace...all of it

WORST DEAL EVER Today’s signing of the so-called "Free Trade" Agreement between Australia and the European Union is a sellout to Australian farmers and Australian interests. The agreement offers barely any additional market access for Australian exporters and falls well short of what Australian farmers wanted from the deal. Three years ago, the Labor Government walked away from trade negotiations with the EU and promised that they would only sign a good deal, not any deal. Today, Labor broke that promise by signing a deal that has not materially changed from what was on the table a few years ago. The question must be asked of the Prime Minister, why are you breaking your promise to farmers? As the National Farmers’ Federation has said today, this deal provides no “commercially meaningful agricultural market access gains since Australia last walked away from negotiations.” What is worse is that the Labor Government is trying to pull the wool over farmers’ eyes and hide the dud nature of this deal. While the Government has trumpeted the access of up to 35,000 tonnes of beef over time, this is measured in carcase weight terms. Until 2019, Australian beef producers had access to a global EU quota of 67,000 tonnes in carcase weight tonnes terms. Australia would often fill the lion's share of this quota. But in 2019, the EU did a "ring-fencing" side deal with the first Trump administration that reduced Australia's access to below 5,000 tonnes carcase weight. Now Labor wants applause for lifting this to 35,000 tonnes (over time) which is not far from what we had before the EU’s side deal with Trump. Labor must think that Australian farmers are stupid, but I can tell you that they are not. This EU deal is in stark contrast with the deal that the Liberal National Coalition Government negotiated with the United Kingdom Government. That agreement allowed unlimited exports of beef, lamb, cheese, sugar and wheat. In contrast, Labor has accepted tight quota limits that severely restrict Australian farmers’ ability to grow exports into Europe. On Geographical Indicators, Labor is trying to argue that it is a "reprieve" for Australian farmers that we can continue to call things, like Prosecco, the way we always have. Since when is the default position that Europeans can dictate what we do here in this country? Not since colonial times have we taken orders from overseas, or been expected to be thankful that a foreign sovereign has not imposed more restrictions on us. The Government has also sold-out Australia's national interest by not making it clear that the EU has no right to impose decarbonisation or deforestation initiatives on Australians. Today, the Australian Parliament celebrated the shared democratic values of Australia and Europe. But the EU's attempt to regulate our forests and our energy policy is not democratic because no one in Australia voted for the European Parliament. Angus Taylor was spot on today when he said, “Australia must not trade away its sovereignty. It must not limit its ability to make decisions in the national interest or protect our way of life.” The Liberal and National Coalition will closely scrutinise this deal through the normal parliamentary processes. In doing so, we will be guided by the principle that Australian governments - of both sides of politics - have adhered to the principle that a Free Trade Agreement must live up to that name.

Imagine That...Disgusting

@Michael94858047 Let's be very real here... Albo has opened his mouth and you, I and everyone in Australia needs to assume it's a lie... Since I'm not sure I can point to anything that he has said in the last 2 years as being factually true

Did I just hear ALBANESE say FOOD IMPORTS FROM EUROPE WILL NOW BE CHEAPER under the EU deal? If that is the case how do Australian Manufacturers feel about that???

Chris Bowen is grossly incompetent and somehow people still agree with the verbal dirrahrea coming out of his lying pie hole It's unfathomable

@TopherField Good breakdown Topher...Coffee coming your way

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That newspaper is a sewer

Of course...you cant have a level playing field that would be bonkers

@warDaniel47 Well stated BUT Old Bibi has apparently tried to blackmail the US into boots on the ground with a Nuclear threat How does that fit in your 4 D chess... Serious question

What if the strike wasn’t an act of war …but an act of silence? Not escalation. Interruption. Trump once released a fragment—carefully chosen—an old video of Jeffrey Sachs. No mainstream filter. No campaign spin. Just raw truth. Sachs naming Netanyahu as the architect behind the Iraq invasion, the Syria disaster, and the never-ending push for war with Iran. That post wasn’t a glitch. It was a breadcrumb. Trump wanted you to see it. In the clip, Sachs unmasks the real pressure point—not American interests, not security, not oil. But a single, calculated narrative: “Iran is weeks away from a nuclear bomb.” The same line, recycled for decades. The same phrase used to justify assassinations, drone strikes, sanctions, regime change, and U.S. troops sent to bleed for someone else’s agenda. And now? With one single move—a strike ordered without applause or explanation—Trump may have cut the fuse. If Iran had nuclear sites, they’ve just been neutralized. If they didn’t, then the illusion has been dismantled in public. Either way, the excuse is gone. No more “imminent threat.” No more “weeks away.” No more leash to drag America into the flames again. That might’ve been the plan. A strike that looks hawkish to the blind. But surgical to those awake. A removal of the last domino Netanyahu had left. Now go back to January. Trump’s repost of the Sachs video. Why then? Why that? Because the signal was being sent. Quietly. Intentionally. He’s known who pulls the wires. He’s watched this game for decades. And now, with the world staring in the wrong direction, he flips the table again—without a speech. Without a press release. Just action. This isn’t noise. This is the clearing of the field. While the world yells “war,” Trump just removed the last excuse for it. The silence is the message. And if you heard it— You’re already ahead.

Nice sentiment...Problem is that most politicians from the 2 majors are subjugated by outside influence

Just another day in the life of the crazy fucks are running the world

@Michael76368285 @KatieGrace2022 Does that make it work any better?

@KatieGrace2022 CEFC alone has committed~$14.5 billion lifetime every $1 of CEFC $ typically attracts $3–$4 of private co-investment, The vast majority of the money invested in Australia's solar and wind capacity since 2015 has come from private sources — not direct government spending.

Australia this is nuts - I’ve been following this account for years and every day you get to see what is actually happening in our grid- we’ve sunk billions into the renewable fantasy and are told billions more are needed … madness…. We’re destroying our economy for no reason👇

@Michael_Chamb @MrPool_QQ If you believe that is still the case... I have a bridge to sell you

@MrPool_QQ Bold claim but verdicts come from evidence and law, not just narratives. If anything, this highlights how high-stakes decisions around figures like Elon Musk and platforms like X are always going to face intense scrutiny.

The verdict was not the message. It was the warning. Today, March 21, 2026, a jury of 12 declared Elon Musk guilty. They say he misled investors. A convenient narrative for a system that was losing control. They lie. Musk didn’t mislead investors. He misled the architects of silence. He made them believe the birdcage was unbreakable. Then he shattered it. 4.25.2022. The contract was signed. Twitter was freed. The price wasn’t $44 billion. It was their monopoly on truth. A price they were never willing to pay. This trial was never about stocks. It was about retribution. A public spectacle designed to punish the one man who gave the people back their voice. A signal to anyone who dares to challenge their control over the narrative. They can’t censor X, so they attack Musk. They can’t win the argument, so they invent the crime. A verdict written long before the trial ever began, delivered as a threat to all who value freedom. They think this is the end of a chapter. It is the beginning of the final act. What happens when you show the world that the system will destroy its own rules to silence Elon

Fucking retarded... That's the losers who keep voting for them

Comments off Gutless

@ThrillaRilla369 Junkyard Dog...🦴

When you think of old school wrestlers Name the first wrestler you think of

@kategoodrich @VDejan0000 Our fearless leader is extremely comfortable in the presence of only men...😉

As an Australian woman I’m calling out our Prime Minister for his misogyny by supporting this “religion”. When he attended this mosque did he not look around & think, ‘hmmmm there’s not a single woman here’🤔 This ideology treats women like dirt on their shoes, not allowed in these men’s spaces, covered from head to toe, married off at 9 years old, that one disgusts me. He attended & thought nothing of the men only optics🤬

@IfindRetards thats a very difficult choice...Im going B Crassun cause I get 2 for one

Round 5 Who is more retarded?

@AlboMP Go back to Lakemba...

A vote for Labor in South Australia is a vote for more help with the cost of living and more housing. Working hand in hand with Premier Malinauskas, we’ve been getting a lot done. Now you can choose to keep building for the future.