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None of your beeswax

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eyrie88@eyrie88·
@RoadknightThe There's no need to announce your predilection for Muslim migrant cock. No. One. Cares.
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TheRoadknight
TheRoadknight@RoadknightThe·
No wonder the ABC is in a flap! One Nation's Jason Virgo: "I love migrants" and ""The reality is I have been openly gay throughout my entire adult life. I do not wave the flag in the air as I walk down the street..." Definitely not the ABC's idea of a 'good' gay. And: "Mr Bernardi used the opportunity to rail against the political left, "self-serving elites" and a nation of "easily offended snowflakes". "He also described COVID "hysteria" as something that showed the dangers of a government run by "the midwit managerial class and unaccountable bureaucrats". "There is no race or creed or colour in this country that needs special privileges or preferment by the state."
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R3tards Down Under
R3tards Down Under@r3tarddownunder·
When Kerry Packer made the politicians of Australia look like absolute retards.
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W.S. Gosset@w_s_gosset·
@Theblackfemini3 The falseface infiltration/infestation of EVERYTHING is really giving me the shits.
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Sharri Markson
Sharri Markson@SharriMarkson·
EXCLUSIVE: Australia’s top spy agency’s assessment of the alleged Bondi attackers in 2019 demanded travel alerts be placed on them and their file revisited if they associated with extremists - but in a catastrophic failure, the men were able to move freely through known terror hotspots. An investigation has uncovered a series of failures that meant the Akrams slipped through the cracks of law enforcement and security agencies prior to the Bondi terror attack on December 14, 2025. In a critical lapse, the Australian Federal Police and Border Force, which sits within Home Affairs, were aware of Naveed and Sajid Akram’s travel to known terror hotspots but did not pass the intelligence onto ASIO or NSW Police, which issued the gun licenses.  It can be revealed that the Akrams travelled to Uzbekistan - a known gateway to terror hotspot Afghanistan - in late 2022 or early 2023. The investigation, conducted for the upcoming book Bondi Terror, also discovered that ASIO’s travel alert was only placed on the Akrams' first port of call, rather than their final destination. This is a matter that is likely to come under scrutiny by the Royal Commission this week. Full story here: skynews.com.au/australia-news…
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Alister@AlisterHarrow·
> Be Australian. > Vote for the based ultra right wing party. > They're elected (thank god). > Newly elected MP gives his first speech. > "I LOVE IMMIGRANTS AND COCK!". > Starts to cry about his love for immigrants and cock. We're not voting our way out of this, are we.
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The Noticer@NoticerNews

A newly elected One Nation MP broke down in tears as he confirmed he is homosexual, thanked his Indonesian Muslim boyfriend and declared "I love migrants" during his maiden speech to South Australian parliament. noticer.news/one-nation-mp-…

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eyrie88@eyrie88·
@AvidCommentator He's only going to double down on his bad policy, the more people push back. At this point, the only thing to do is to burn it all to the ground, and let him rule over the ashes.
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eyrie88@eyrie88·
One Nation needs better vetting of who represents the party. This isn't vetting. Nobody cares what your sexual predilections are. But this woke leftist 🤡 just put a target on his boyfriend's back.
The Noticer@NoticerNews

A newly elected One Nation MP broke down in tears as he confirmed he is homosexual, thanked his Indonesian Muslim boyfriend and declared "I love migrants" during his maiden speech to South Australian parliament. noticer.news/one-nation-mp-…

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eyrie88@eyrie88·
@RossCameron4 What he really means to say, is he did not think this would happen to him. He knew exactly what he was voting for. Remember kids, the govt will do to you what you voted to do to others.
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Ross Cameron@RossCameron4·
"The Capital Gains Tax…if I had known they were going to do that, I wouldn’t have voted for them. I voted for Albo and Chalmers. They didn’t have a mandate for changing Capital Gains Tax. It’s now the highest in the world. No-one is going to want to invest in Australia. What the fuck are you doing?" @DHughesy
Valerie 🤌🏻@AussieVal10

Welcome to the “right” side Hughesy! And keep going 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 The more the merrier speaking out about the morons in power in Aus!

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Nick Dixon
Nick Dixon@NickDixon·
Feel like this guy has waited his whole life to say this. Incredibly eloquent and accurate appraisal of the failure of Western elites.
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eyrie88@eyrie88·
@burkylie12 Ironic, since the sell off of Australia began with him.
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KylieB@burkylie12·
Extract Bob Hawke’s 1988 speech
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eyrie88@eyrie88·
@BrendanFalk With all these inventions, we should be rolling in royalties. Instead we're getting taxed to the max.
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eyrie88@eyrie88·
@WellsJorda89710 Hilarious that he thought he would be exempt. The govt will do to you, what you voted to do to others.
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Reverend Jordan Wells
Reverend Jordan Wells@WellsJorda89710·
🚨They’re All For It… Until It Affects Their Own Life🚨 Woke actor Ben Stiller endorsed and voted for NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani just months ago. Now he’s blasting Mamdani’s proposed wealth tax on people worth over $1 million. Guess socialist policies sound great… until they come for your bank account. #BenStiller #ZohranMamdani #WealthTax #Hypocrisy #Socialism TaxTheRich Woke NYCMayor EliteHypocrisy SocialismFails
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Geoff Wacker@GeoffWacker·
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Creative Deduction
Creative Deduction@CreativeDeduct·
The west is in great danger of repeating a deadly historical mistake: treating success itself as a crime. In 1929 Stalin launched the policy of “dekulakisation” – the deliberate destruction of the most productive peasants in the Soviet Union. Kulaks were not the richest aristocrats; they were simply the hardest-working, most competent farmers who had managed to create a slightly better life for their families. They were demonised as “class enemies” had their land, tools and livestock confiscated, and were deported, imprisoned or executed. Millions died in the resulting Holodomor famine. The justification was always the same: equality and justice demanded tearing down those who had “too much.” Sound familiar? Today, the political rhetoric has shifted from “kulaks” to “the rich”, “the 1%” and “millionaires and billionaires”. The language is softer, but the underlying sentiment is identical: successful people are portrayed as immoral exploiters whose wealth must be seized for the “common good”. Wealth taxes, windfall taxes and open calls to “eat the rich” are presented as moral imperatives. The lesson from Soviet history is clear. Once a society accepts the premise that it is legitimate to destroy a productive class in the name of equality, it doesn’t stop at the very rich. It eventually consumes the merely successful, then the middle class and finally destroys the very wealth creation the country depends on. Envy disguised as justice has a deadly track record. We should recognise it when we see it.
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Dr. Maalouf ‏
Dr. Maalouf ‏@realMaalouf·
BELGIUM: A 30-year-old refugee from Afghanistan sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl in a public swimming pool. His lawyer argued: "A conviction would ruin his future. He had never lived among free women before and doesn’t know how to behave around them.”
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TechLibre@NTechlibre·
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Sassafrass84@Sassafrass_84·
This....right here. 👇
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eyrie88@eyrie88·
A repeating theme in all great civilizations.
Miguel Hernández@miguelhzv

Acabo de terminar la lectura de Historia de la civilización de Will Durant. Once tomos, más de trece mil páginas. Durant no es de mi palo ideológico, es un historiador liberal en el sentido clásico del término, no tiene agenda ideológica explícita. Y sin embargo, en el tomo sobre Roma, documenta algo que yo hubiera firmado sin cambiarle una coma. En César y Cristo, Durant describe la política económica de Diocleciano, siglo III, con una precisión que corta. Primero el Estado sustituyó el sistema de precios por una economía administrada. Después controló el grano, el aceite, el hierro, la sal. Después dictó precios máximos para todos los bienes y servicios del Imperio, el Edicto de Precios del 301 d.C. Resultado fue qu los bienes desaparecieron del mercado. Lo que no puede venderse a precio libre, no se produce ni se ofrece. El mecanismo es tan simple que da vergüenza tener que explicarlo, y sin embargo dos mil años después los gobiernos siguen aplicando la misma política con la misma cara de sorpresa cuando llegan los mismos resultados. Pero lo más demoledor no es el Edicto. Es lo que vino después. Para evitar que la gente huyera del campo y de las ciudades escapando de los impuestos y las regulaciones, el Estado romano ató literalmente a los campesinos a la tierra. Durant lo llama servidumbre de hecho. El feudalismo medieval, argumenta Durant, tiene su raíz principal en las restricciones que Diocleciano y sus sucesores impusieron para impedir que la gente se fugara. La servidumbre medieval fue la consecuencia lógica del intervencionismo romano. Y para financiar todo esto, los impuestos subieron a niveles que Durant describe como de continuidad ubicua sin precedentes. La burocracia, el ejército, las obras públicas y la dole tenían que financiarse con los ingresos del año en curso porque Roma aún no había descubierto el endeudamiento público para disimular el despilfarro y postergar la rendición de cuentas. Esto es clave y Durant no termina de verlo del todo, el endeudamiento público no resuelve el problema. Los modernos sí lo descubrieron, y por eso la deuda reemplazó al impuesto como mecanismo de extracción, con el plus de que el costo se le carga a generaciones que todavía no pueden votar en contra. Durant lo sintetiza así en el epílogo del tomo: el costo creciente de los ejércitos, las dádivas, las obras públicas, la burocracia en expansión y una corte parasitaria; la depreciación de la moneda; el desaliento de la capacidad productiva y la absorción del capital de inversión por parte de una tributación confiscatoria; todo eso conspiró para socavar las bases materiales de la vida italiana, hasta que el poder de Roma fue un fantasma político que sobrevivía a su propia muerte económica. Un fantasma político que sobrevivía a su propia muerte económica. Durant escribió eso en 1944. Lo que describe es exactamente el orden de operaciones, intervención de precios, fuga de capital, servidumbre regulatoria, debasement monetario, colapso de la estructura productiva. No hay ningún misterio en la caída de Roma y tampoco lo hay en ninguna de las que vinieron después. Aún me falta seguir leyendo mucho sobre la Historia de la civilización de Will Durant, son muchos tomos.

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