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Robert Sullivan

@robsullivan1973

Former journalist and media observer, Futurist and cryptocurrency fanatic. "We are living in a new millennium, and it is time for a revolution."

Wyong NSW Australia Katılım Kasım 2009
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Robert Sullivan
Robert Sullivan@robsullivan1973·
"A jaded secret agent is thrust into a shadowy world of genetic engineering, thought control & a megalomaniac plot to enslave the human race. The cast of characters includes monstrous mutants, sequined fundamentalists, & a coven of kung fu telepaths..." wattpad.com/1513535322-the…
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Mossad Commentary@MOSSADil·
🚨 IF IRAN’S NAVY WAS DESTROYED — WHO IS SEIZING SHIPS IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ? Iranian forces intercepted three vessels and seized two, marking the first such action since the war with the U.S. and Israel began. The IRGC claims the ships violated its blockade, with at least one vessel reportedly fired upon and damaged. This comes despite earlier claims that Iran’s naval capabilities had been largely dismantled in the opening phase of the war. Boost the algorithm: Bookmark, Share, Reply, Repost, Like and Follow @MOSSadil
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WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧
Over 20 small Iranian gunboats have been spotted on satellite imagery racing towards the Iranian coastlines after travelling from the Middle of the Strait of Hormuz likely laying mines.
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Fox News
Fox News@FoxNews·
JUST IN: Iran has taken custody of two ships after opening fire in the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian media says. The Panama-flagged MSC Francesca and Liberia-flagged Epaminondas are now being brought to Iran by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇮🇷 Update: The seized container ship Epaminondas has been dragged even closer to Bandar Abbas, Iran. It's most likely that the ship is still fully detained by the IRGC Navy. MSC Francesca just turned off its AIS and is likely trailing right behind it. Hormuz hostage situation getting worse by the hour Source: @MenchOsint
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Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

🚨 BREAKING: 🇮🇷 The IRGC has seized two vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and transferred them to Iranian waters. - MSC-Francesca, described by Iran as linked to Israel EPAMINODES - Both vessels now visible off the Iranian coast on MarineTraffic Iran: "Disrupting order and safety in the Strait of Hormuz is our red line" Source: @WarMessage_IR

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AussieLoyalist
AussieLoyalist@LoyalistAussie·
Haha, price is the most effective way to stop someone smoking? That’s why the black market has overtaken the normal market. You and the Liberals have created a huge criminal network, which is putting everyday Australians at risk because of the shootings and arson targeting so many tobacconists to control the trade. You haven’t been able to stop it before . You’re absolutely dreaming .
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Carl Vernon
Carl Vernon@RealCarlVernon·
Here in the UK they just banned smoking for under 17s for a lifetime. They’re just about to do the same in Canada. You’re not meant to notice how seemingly independent countries are all being systematically destroyed and taken over together.
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dave the wave🌊🌓
dave the wave🌊🌓@davthewave·
#btc 77K just outside the buy zone, where the investor late to the market could've been buying 66K for a few months. Wouldn't take much to see price run to that shorter-term target of 95K. A more technical market may not correct as much...
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🚨 Did you notice the amount of "random hits" refineries are taking all over the world? The numbers are insane... Quick rundown: •⁠ ⁠🇷🇺 Russia: Major oil export terminal (Apr 3) + crude distillation unit (Apr 4) + another refinery (Apr 20) •⁠ ⁠🇮🇳 India: Power plant boiler explosion (Apr 7 & 14) + oil refinery (Apr 21) •⁠ ⁠🇦🇺 Australia: Geelong refinery massive fire (Apr 15) •⁠ ⁠🇲🇽 Mexico: Pemex Olmeca refinery fire (Apr 9) •⁠ ⁠🇷🇴 Romania: Power plant incident (Apr 21) •⁠ ⁠🇺🇸 Texas: Oil rig / refinery-related explosion (Apr 21) •⁠ ⁠🇮🇷 Iran: South Pars / Asaluyeh Complex (March 18) •⁠ ⁠🇰🇼 Kuwait: Mina Al-Ahmadi Refinery (taking hits since early April ) •⁠ ⁠🇶🇦 Qatar: Ras Laffan LNG complex (March 2) •⁠ ⁠🇸🇦 Saudi: Ras Tanura (March 2 & 4) •⁠ ⁠🇦🇪UAE: Ruwais (March 10) Some are confirmed drone strikes (especially in the ongoing conflicts with Iran and Russia), others are “mysterious” fires or industrial accidents. Either way, global energy infrastructure is taking serious damage right when the Iran war already doubled fuel prices. Coincidence… or something bigger cooking? It's weird either way. Source: NPR, TPR, Reuters
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. blockade will not break Iran, and Washington may be the last to accept that. Iran has absorbed sanctions, assassinations, airstrikes, and now a naval blockade, and each time the expectation was that the pressure would eventually force capitulation, and each time it did not. The regime does not calculate the way Washington assumes it does: Economic pain gets absorbed, deflected onto the population, and reframed as foreign aggression, so it does not translate into political concessions. What Iran is doing right now is not stalling, it is positioning, seizing ships, closing the strait, and calibrating harassment to shift the pressure back onto Washington and the world economy. The blockade is not a stable strategy, it is a transitional phase that ends in one of two places: a negotiated deal that requires U.S. concessions, or military escalation that risks a broader regional war. There is no third option where Iran simply “breaks.” The U.S. must make the same decision they have faced in this region for decades: Escalate or concede, and find a way to call whichever one you choose a victory.

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aussie17
aussie17@_aussie17·
🚨 BREAKING - NOW IN IRAQ! 🔥 Massive fire at Erbil oil refinery after alleged attack! 7 CONSECUTIVE ENERGY INCIDENTS IN 7 DAYS! 15 Apr → Australia's Geelong Refinery 16 Apr → Pakistan blast (8 dead) 18 Apr → Russia's Tuapse refineries 20 Apr → India HPCL Rajasthan 20 Apr → Texas oil well explosion 20 Apr → Romania CET Vest blast 22 Apr BREAKING → Erbil refinery fire! What the heck is happening!😱
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Marko Matvikov
Marko Matvikov@MarkoMatvikov·
The latest NDIS announcements: Growth target of 2% per year until 2030, then 5% per year from there (currently running at 10% per year). Participants cut to 600k by 2030 (from 760k now), mostly by diverting the 160k to the new Thriving Kids program. Tighter rules, a shift to functional assessments for permanent and significant disabilities, and more plan reviews. Plans to have clearer funding rules, shorter periods, total caps, and reduced spending on non-core items. Stronger provider registration, fraud crackdowns and pricing controls. My thoughts: Obviously a big step in the right direction in acknowledgement of the massive systemic flaws, rorts and ballooning cost. It shouldn’t be growing at all until the cost per year is actually reduced - until the issues are resolved, the growth rate should be negative, then 2-3% in perpetuity. The 5% growth rate from 2030 makes no sense and undermines the short term intentions - it just comes across as backloading cost in the budget beyond the short-term. These numbers are meaningless without the Thriving Kids program budget given the cut in participants will mostly just be shifted there. The integrity measures and rules changes sound genuinely positive - let’s see how they play out in practice.
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Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼
Where does $52 billion in NDIS spending go? Possibly as little as $25 billion actually gets spent on CORE disability services like personal care, therapy, and essential equipment. Outright fraud: At least $5 billion a year. NDIA Head John Dardo told Senate Estimates that up to 10% of the entire scheme is ''inappropriate, made in mischief or outright criminal.'' Profit margins: $6 billion a year MINIMUM assuming ~12% profit margins. Sector analysis and Productivity Commission work suggest margins cluster in the 10-15% range, with significant variance. Admin bloat: $3-4 billion MINIMUM. Medicare runs on ~3% admin; NDIS runs considerably higher. Social and community participation: $12 billion in total, including highly questionable abuse of the scheme like holidays, theme park visits, lifestyle supports without clear links to disability care. So as little as $25 billion may reach core disability services like personal care, therapy, and essential equipment. Why not nationalise the scheme? Save at least 10 billion straight away by cutting out all the outright fraud, profiteering and admin bloat. Tighten ''social and community participation'' to ensure that it is clearly linked to disability care and not just abused by fraudulent providers for lifestyle support. Tighten the scheme to focus on CORE disability services like personal care, therapy, and essential equipment. We could save tens of billions and not a single disabled person would have to lose access to these core disability services.
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Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼
NDIS spending vs Medicare spending in Australia. Medicare covers 26.5 million people for about 34 billion, NDIS covers 700,000 for approximately 50-52 billion.
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U.S. Central Command
U.S. forces have directed 29 vessels to turn around or return to port as part of the U.S. blockade against Iran. Over past 24 hours, media reports have alleged that several commercial ships evaded the blockade, citing M/V Hero II, M/V Hedy, and M/V Dorena as examples. These reports are inaccurate. Hero II and Hedy did not sail past the blockade as part of a flotilla that “ferried” millions of barrels of oil to the market. In fact, the Iranian-flagged tankers are anchored in Chah Bahar, Iran, after being intercepted by U.S. forces earlier this week. Dorena has been under the escort of a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Indian Ocean after previously attempting to violate the blockade. The U.S. military has global reach. American forces are operating and enforcing the blockade across the Middle East and beyond.
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Robert Sullivan@robsullivan1973·
@JoelWBerry Those bacteria are sentient beings, just on a much smaller scale than the scale that we live at!
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Joel Berry
Joel Berry@JoelWBerry·
Brilliant nano-engineering like this loudly points to God, but it’s also a blow to simulation theory. Such complexity at the cellular level, every cell being a miniature city, every bacteria requiring an actual motor to move, seems to me an insanely inefficient way to design a simulation, when you could simply program these things to move and operate the way they do. If simulation theory is true, it seems to me we should see less physical complexity the closer we look, not more.
Natalie Wolchover@nattyover

Bacteria move around using a molecular machine called the flagellar motor that rotates faster than the flywheel of a race car engine and switches directions in an instant. After 50 yrs, scientists have finally figured out how it works. “My lifelong quest is now fulfilled.” Link⤵️

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Joel Jenkins
Joel Jenkins@boganintel·
In seven days, the government has secured three days of fuel. This is an equation that won’t work out. @AlboMP would now be aware but there’s a cataclysmic supply issue that will not be resolved in the short to mid term. The prime minister isn’t stressing how concerning it is, or highlighting that geographical distance and isolation is a compounding factor. Hoping everything is gonna magically turn around, he sees fluffing around for a days oil here and there as the best work you could be doing. A true leader would reveal this issue to the nation, honestly and would admit that a bipartisan period of sovereign negligence has left us in this circumstance. It would regretfully apologise for supporting this war in the first place, and it would be picking up the phone to oil producers such as Russia and Iran to secure fuel before our country freezes into standstill and people start to starve.
Anthony Albanese@AlboMP

We’re doing everything we can to help secure more fuel for Australians.

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Rock Chartrand🤑
Rock Chartrand🤑@RockChartrand·
Central planners accidentally make the case for the free market when they complain about “greed” or “price gouging.” In a system of voluntary trade, high prices aren’t a dead end, they’re a signal. They attract competition. If someone is overcharging, the incentive is simple: enter the market, undercut them, and take their customers. That pressure is what drives prices down. The only time “price gouging” sticks is when entry is blocked, usually by the same kind of controls central planners support.
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Robert Sullivan@robsullivan1973·
@4fHepcat @CreativeDeduct The current Left in the world is Maoist, not Leninist-Stalinist. For all of its excesses, at least Stalin believed in industrialism.
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4F Hepcat@4fHepcat·
@CreativeDeduct What exactly do we think Net Zero and the deindustrialisation in the EU and UK is all about? Creation of a “pure” and pristine society. The mass deaths, famine and purge of the old just hasn’t reached critical mass yet. But it will.
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Creative Deduction@CreativeDeduct·
In April 1975, the Khmer Rouge, led by Pol Pot, seized power in Cambodia and immediately launched one of history’s most radical communist experiments. Obsessed with Maoist ideology and a fanatical vision of “pure” agrarian socialism, they declared “Year Zero”: a complete reset of society that would erase capitalism, money, cities, markets, private property, and even the concept of the family. Within days they emptied Phnom Penh at gunpoint, driving two million people into the countryside. Intellectuals, teachers, doctors, engineers, even anyone who wore glasses or spoke a foreign language were labelled “bourgeois parasites” and marked for elimination. Currency was abolished, schools and hospitals closed, and the entire population was forced into collective labour camps. Food production collapsed under central planning; famine followed. Those who protested or failed quotas were denounced as “enemies of the people” and killed. Between 1975 and 1979, roughly 1.7 million Cambodians - more than one in four - died from execution, starvation, disease and overwork in the infamous Killing Fields. The Khmer Rouge genocide was not a betrayal of communism, rather, it was its purest expression: an ideology that demanded that to achieve perfect equality, the regime had to liquidate every trace of the old order and exterminate the imperfect people who stood in its way.
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Rock Chartrand🤑
Rock Chartrand🤑@RockChartrand·
What China is today comes largely from moving away from his ideas not fulfilling them. Communists play a shell game: When outcomes are disastrous, it’s “not real communism.” When outcomes improve after market reforms, it’s suddenly proof communism works. You can’t credit a system for the results that come from abandoning it. If you want to judge communism on its own terms, look at where it was applied most consistently.
RTSG@RTSG_Main

🇨🇳 Mao was a HERO who liberated MILLIONS of people.

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