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@BatemanBen Temu Chis Scott, ya get what ya pay for these days

Brad Scott must have a master plan because he seems like a fucking idiot

@DrewPavlou They wont be here long shes getting no govement support apparently

One of the worst moments in Australian history: ISIS members touch down in Melbourne and Sydney We are literally importing ISIS members to Australia What the fuck is wrong with us

@TruthTrumpPost Noth Korea has nuke does anyone care anymore ? Fuk no so shit rhe fuk up

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷United States and Iran are nearing a one-page memorandum to end the war, Axios reports.

@cenchfooty @BatemanBen Hahaha

Riewoldt had to lock in 😂

@TruthTrumpPost What to fuel one company for 4 weeks lol?

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇯🇵 U.S. crude has made its way to Japan. The tanker OTIS unloaded roughly 910,000 barrels of Texas light oil at a refinery near Tokyo through the Panama Canal, avoiding the Strait of Hormuz.

@NefflynB Mick

Aparentemente, si usas el cerebro derecho ves un conejo, y si usas el cerebro izquierdo ves una tortuga. ¿Qué ves?

@captainblack566 Trump

Eğer sağ beyinliyseniz, bir Balina göreceksiniz. Eğer sol beyinliyseniz bir Zürafa göreceksiniz. Ne görüyorsun?

@femalebodybuil6 Has it got a plug?

Which is fastest… .

@otokyo__ Islam defence

anybody...

@elonmusk Fake

NASA Artemis passing close to the Moon

@War_Radar2 Dont drop the flag take it with you

BREAKING 🇺🇸🇪🇺: Marco Rubio warns NATO could become a “one-way street” if the U.S. cannot access allied bases in times of need. “If we can’t use those bases when we need them, then NATO loses its purpose,” Rubio said. “Why are we in NATO if, in our time of need, we can’t rely on those allies? We’re going to have to reexamine the value of NATO and what the alliance truly offers our country.” The remarks come amid growing tensions and debates over NATO’s role in supporting U.S. operations abroad.

@JimFergusonUK Albo is a weak dog that wants to destroy his country

🚨 AUSTRALIA IS BEING ASKED TO ADAPT — BECAUSE ITS GOVERNMENT FAILED TO PREPARE The Albanese government is now telling Australians: The shocks are coming. The months ahead won’t be easy. Everyone must “do their bit.” But here’s the real question: Why are Australians being asked to carry the burden… For a crisis the government should have prepared for? This is not leadership. This is damage control. Cutting fuel excise for three months is not a solution. It is a temporary patch. Telling people: “Use public transport” “Don’t take more fuel than you need” “Think of others” Is not a strategy. It is an admission. An admission that: Australia is exposed Australia is vulnerable Australia is dependent Because after years of policy decisions: Energy security was not prioritised Domestic production was not strengthened Resilience was not built And now the consequences are arriving. Farmers need diesel. Truckers need fuel. Supply chains depend on both. You cannot run a country on good intentions and short-term measures. And yet that is exactly what is being offered: Temporary tax cuts Public messaging Hope that global supply holds Hope is not policy. At a time when global energy routes are under pressure… When supply chains are tightening… When costs are rising rapidly… Australians are being told to adjust their behaviour… Instead of seeing a government that has already secured their future. This is the difference between: Preparation And reaction And right now… Australia is reacting. The months ahead may not be easy. But they didn’t have to be this uncertain. Strong leadership anticipates crises. Weak leadership explains them after they arrive.

@JimFergusonUK @BatemanBen was this guy must have just come up in my feed lol

x.com/JimFergusonUK/… 🚨 NO FUEL — NO FOOD — THIS IS WHAT COMES NEXT An Australian farmer just exposed the reality most people don’t see: It takes tens of thousands of litres of diesel just to grow and harvest a single crop. Now imagine that fuel isn’t there. No diesel means no harvesting. No harvesting means no transport. No transport means no food reaching shelves. This is not theory — it’s already starting. Fuel shortages are building. Costs are rising. Deliveries are slowing. And this doesn’t stop at Australia. Around 20% of the world’s oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz — and that artery is under pressure. If that flow tightens further… This becomes global. Food disruption. Price shocks. Supply shortages. Most people are not prepared for how fast this can unfold. Because crises like this don’t begin with empty shelves. They begin quietly… And then suddenly everything changes.

@BatemanBen 😆

Dons v north game on Saturday night stinks and I go for the dons

@Ausbobsmit Who gives a fuk mate you going to die anyway

I'm out of diesel. All the farmers are out of diesel. This is it. We're done for. Albanese and Bowen are directly to blame. This is serious. I promise you. All other countries have diesel, and it averages $1.80 per litre in most countries in the Asia Pacific. But not Australia. Albanese is up to no good. This is crippling.

@MrTestoestrogen @BatemanBen

Will Sean Strickland survive past 1 minute against Khamzat Chimaev?

@lady_valor_07 3

It’s 2:43 AM and someone just broke into your home. Which one will you choose?

@Matt_Pinner Skully

What name would You give him? 🤔

@honeymoon250 Man's on the wrong side

They say only men know what's wrong with this photo, Do you know ?

@Matt_Pinner Slick

How would you describe this tire?