Tommy Son

@retolipp @NZZ Bis Ende Mai hat’s noch Kerosin in Europa laut IEA, vielleicht die Sommerferien gleich mal vorverlegen.

„Wer im Sommer mit dem Flieger in die Ferien möchte, muss sich auf höhere Ticketpreise einstellen - schlimmstenfalls drohen sogar Flugausfälle“, @NZZ

@AshPolitik Imagine if we still had the guy who doesn’t hold a hose run the country 👀

What's really pissing off the right is how competent Albo is in managing this fuel crisis.

@pati_marins64 Murdoch press - as expected

It had been a while since I read something so foolish. The Chinese are happier than ever. They are carefully observing, photographing, and documenting every doctrine and vulnerability of the American navy and air force. They are laughing at the depletion of interceptor stocks that will take 5 to 7 years to replenish, not to mention the guided munitions that will take several more years to replace. They are laughing at America’s impotence in protecting its bases and its allies. But more than that, they are paying close attention to the loss of more than $1 billion just in aircraft. There is no one happier today than the Chinese strategists who are watching from the front row as the false American umbrella, sold at a premium price for decades to several countries, is being exposed. Based on what we have seen in the Gulf and knowing the number of batteries on both sides, I dare say that the air defenses of Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan would be exhausted in 48 hours in the event of a Chinese attack. And there is nothing that can be done about it in the short term. It is time for everyone to adjust diplomatically and stop growling while relying on American dentures, because Trump and Netanyahu have exposed the vulnerabilities of this model and thrown away decades of work.

@AlboMP Some demand curbing initiatives would be required.

Whether it’s getting to work or dropping the kids at school, every trip adds up. So we’re making every litre of petrol and diesel cheaper through to June 30.

We're halving the fuel tax for three months to save you money when you fill up. Conflict overseas is pushing up prices at home. And we know Australians are feeling the pressure.

@aaronsmith Her party is just a scam. And everybody knows it.

If you only turned up to work 53% of the time, you’d be sacked. Pauline Hanson does it in Parliament and still gets paid.

@GreenTyler27 Recommend you buy your coffee at Aldi. They don’t have your abnormal inflation.

This coffee was $8 in 2019. Now it’s pushing $16. That’s not “normal inflation.” That’s a weaker dollar, higher energy costs, broken supply chains and policy failure all hitting your grocery bill at the same time. You don’t need a chart, you can see how bad our government is every time you visit Coles.

@BenPicton1 @platbearking Lots of people going for top ups every day or two, just in case the boats stop coming

@platbearking Suspect it’s not really a price issue. More a case of not wanting to use it today just in case it’s not available at all tomorrow.

Hearing lots of anecdotes about Australians choosing to remain at home to conserve fuel (even if they have fuel). Easter holiday plans cancelled. Using public transport if they have to leave the house. Aussies might be in the early stages of voluntary lockdown.

@c0n_AU @FedchairmanB @DaveTaylorNews Yes we shall never forget

Government is clearly prepping for an escalation in the fuel crisis

@Raymartin55 The French would have been more reliable

Ding ding ding Australia AUKUS …

@KobieThatcher No thank you.

One Nation is the only choice if you care about Australia 🇦🇺

@viktorgiacobbo Ziemlich irritierend dieser Kommentar. Einige Journalisten der NZZ Redaktion scheinen auf einem anderen Planeten zu Leben.

Frau Allmeling ist eine der wenigen, die Trumps Stärke, seine neuen Optionen und klugen Schachzüge erkennen - leider führt er die Gespräche mit Teheran ohne die Iraner.

@TruthFairy131 A litre of Diesel costs Euro 2.15 at German servos at the moment which equates to roughly $3.5 Aussie. Despite the big price hikes fuel is still much cheaper in Australia than in many developed countries around the planet.

🔥 BREAKING 🔥 Australia- YOUR GOVERNMENT HATES YOU 🤨

@analyticflying Keep doing what you’re doing

Got blocked for this! This is by far the softest thing someone has blocked me over 🤣

@MikeMuellerLate Und dies nachdem er den Krieg schon 20 Mal gewonnen hat. Was für ein Chrüsimüsi.

Er hat schon wieder einen Frieden gemacht, der Pfundskerl.

@hamhammer27 The COVID check-in app now calle Fuel Check-in will be getting a second lease of life.

can’t wait to see my weekly fuel allocation QR code in the Service Victoria app

@TheNoisyTrunk @Matt_Camenzuli This is a good summary. Thankfully the vast majority of people in this country see right through the lies.

Matt, here you are again, waving a “solution” to a problem your own (EX) party created. We’ve already drilled. We’ve already found oil and gas off WA and SA. But instead of keeping it for Australians, the Liberals spent decades handing exclusive rights to foreign multinationals. The Deals: Under Howard and Morrison, companies like Chevron, Exxon, and Shell got near-total control over our resources, with almost no domestic supply requirements. The Result: We’re one of the world’s top energy exporters, yet Australians still pay global prices at the pump, because we don’t own the oil, they do. The Profit: Norway turned its oil into a $1.5 trillion sovereign wealth fund. We? The Liberals let companies exploit a broken PRRT system, paying little to no tax while exporting billions in profit. Drilling more today? It just sends more of our wealth offshore while we foot the bill. Know the history before shouting about the future.

Should Australia rapidly restore our drilling and refining capacity to cover domestic supply requirements, so we have more fuel than we need - no matter what?

@AmbJohnBolton Europeans would have wanted to help however your administration made it impossible by obliterating the relationship, trust and support they once enjoyed. A lot of rebuilding required for the next administration. Very sad.

Europe is delusional to wait for a truce in Iran before they send assistance and ships to secure the Strait of Hormuz. youtube.com/watch?v=evCQEX…

@MarkoMatvikov It has gotten much worse since the pandemic.

Old mate casually punching a bong on the main shopping strip in South Melbourne while families with young kids walk by.

@mewwts Too foggy in winter. But apart from that pretty good. I’d recommend Tasmania or New Zealand.

no place on earth beats switzerland

@Klynnwalker9 @sentdefender Such an eloquent summary of this awful situation

President Trump is underestimating the power and tenacity of Iran here. They can and will carry through on this threat. The most inept, inexperienced, imbecilic US President to ever darken The People's House, also has zero advisors who can provide guidance here, since he filled his Cabinet with craven, corrupt yes-men courtiers, who care nothing about the American people. World stability is now hanging by a thread...

The Spokesman for the Khatam-al Anbiya Central Headquarters, the unified combatant command headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, has stated following tonight’s 48-hour ultimatum by U.S. President Trump, that if the United States attacks fuel or energy infrastructure in Iran, then they will attack U.S. and allied energy, information technology, and desalination infrastructure across the Middle East.