Aussie Cryp Rick 🇦🇺

Hey @JacintaAllanMP your so called toughest bail laws are shit. 💩 😂. Absolutely useless as a premier.

Another absolute fkn flog

@Theblackfemini3 @Batman2242 Shouldn’t have to secure it, if we hade our own here you flog. Fk he’s an absolute fkn idiot.

CRINGE ALERT! They have tried to do the slow walking alpha male video and made themselves look even more like beta soy cuck retards 😂

Casually waiting on the Clarity Act like:

Do you think they waited for votes and politicians to fix the system? FUCK NO! Event Scale: This proves you don't need a WHOLE nation to make a change! Eureka Stockade ~150–500 miners Wave Hill walk-off ~200 people Mabo case 1 key plaintiff (legal case) Pilbara strike ~800–1,000 workers The land rights movement had hundreds, then tens of thousands over the decades Eureka Stockade → Miners’ uprising against colonial authority; pushed democratic reforms Wave Hill walk-off → Aboriginal workers strike that sparked the modern land rights movement Mabo decision → Overturned terra nullius; recognised Indigenous land rights in law Pilbara strike → Longest strike in Australian history; fight for wages and rights Aboriginal land rights movement → Ongoing national movement leading to land rights laws and recognition

I have no interest in running for politics again. Instead, I am increasingly leaning towards reviving our country through revolution. When a government no longer serves its purpose, it ceases to be worth keeping. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians once fought together for this country, but that spirit ended in the 1970s. Since then, we have allowed the government to act without restraint or consequence. No vote has ever delivered real change. workers' Do you think they waited for votes and politicians to fix the system? FUCK NO Eureka Stockade → Miners’ uprising against colonial authority; pushed democratic reforms Wave Hill walk-off → Aboriginal workers strike that sparked the modern land rights movement Mabo decision → Overturned terra nullius; recognised Indigenous land rights in law Pilbara strike → Longest strike in Australian history; fight for wages and rights Aboriginal land rights movement → Ongoing national movement leading to land rights laws and recognition

I have no interest in running for politics again. Instead, I am increasingly leaning towards reviving our country through revolution. When a government no longer serves its purpose, it ceases to be worth keeping. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians once fought together for this country, but that spirit ended in the 1970s. Since then, we have allowed the government to act without restraint or consequence. No vote has ever delivered real change. workers' 😳 Do you think they waited for votes and politicians to fix the system? FUCK NO 🇦🇺Eureka Stockade → Miners’ uprising against colonial authority; pushed democratic reforms ✊🏿🇦🇺Wave Hill walk-off → Aboriginal workers strike that sparked the modern land rights movement ✊🏿🇦🇺Mabo decision → Overturned terra nullius; recognised Indigenous land rights in law ✊🏿🇦🇺Pilbara strike → Longest strike in Australian history; fight for wages and rights Aboriginal land rights movement ✊🏿🇦🇺→ Ongoing national movement leading to land rights laws and recognition 📉 Event Scale: This proves you don't need a WHOLE nation to make a change! 🇦🇺Eureka Stockade ~150–500 miners ✊🏿🇦🇺Wave Hill walk-off ~200 people ✊🏿🇳🇿Mabo case 1 key plaintiff (legal case) ✊🏿🇦🇺Pilbara strike ~800–1,000 workers ✊🏿🇦🇺The land rights movement had hundreds, then tens of thousands 🇦🇺over the decades

Do not compare me to other “influencers.” I conduct my own research, raise substantive issues, and do not simply repeat mainstream narratives. Despite this, I am consistently restricted and effectively silenced. My content is prevented from reaching a broader audience, I am excluded from monetisation opportunities, and even my ability to grow an audience is being interfered with—followers are removed, or people are unable to follow or subscribe. Come back to me when REAL issues are raised from other so called ‘influencers’.

The systems fail if the people say NO if 50,000 people in each state refused to pay their car registration — and just how much damage that would do to each state’s government revenue and systems: 🚗 Estimated Annual Car Registration Revenue Loss: • Per Person (avg): ~$850 • 50,000 People = $42.5 million per state • National Total (7 states) = $297.5 million lost per yea 🧨 State-by-State Fallout if 50,000 Refused to Pay Car Registration NSW – $42.5M loss • Massive hole in road maintenance and transport infrastructure. • Revenue shortfall could delay upgrades and repairs. • Enforcement systems (tolls, fines) would tighten aggressively. Victoria – $42.5M loss • VicRoads would face cuts or staff pressure. • Push to automate enforcement (cameras, fines). • Potential surge in unregistered vehicle crackdowns. Queensland – $42.5M loss • Regional roads and services would take the hit. • More state reliance on federal grants. • Likely spike in vehicle-related fines to recoup losses. WA – $42.5M loss • Rural and regional WA suffer most. • Fuel excise and mining royalties might be leaned on more heavily. • State could fast-track digital compliance to monitor dodgers. South Australia – $42.5M loss • Already a tighter budget state — serious cuts to road safety, licensing services. • SA Police may be redirected to enforce rego compliance harder. Tasmania – $42.5M loss • For a small state, that’s a huge gap — local councils would suffer. • Emergency services might lose road levy funding. Northern Territory – $42.5M loss • Massive proportional impact. Road funds and fleet services could collapse. • Likely emergency legislation to pursue offenders and recover funds. 🧠 Bottom Line: If 50,000 people per state refused to pay rego — that’s nearly $300 million pulled straight out of government hands. They’d panic. They’d crackdown. Because the system only works if you comply and they don’t.

@Amandaholdens Hi Amanda from Sth Gippsland Australia 🇦🇺

@MahikRani50377 62

@sydneyy_taylor A nice attitude

Men, I’m curious… what’s the most physically attractive part of a woman? 👀

@MahikRani50377 39 yrs here

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🚨 RUMOR ALERT 🚨 Trump will sign the CLARITY ACT this week. 💥PREPARE TO GET RICH💥 #XRP

Bendigo Barbie @JacintaAllanMP keeps repeating the cost of living is hurting Victorians & will do anything to help but she and her corrupt @VictorianLabor government are happy to inflict an extra $150 on all Victorian rates payers for this stupid purple bin no one wants.

If we only knew how to read and write English properly, we would know how to write a meme properly.

@Ryandally08 We’re mainly bringing in unskilled hating filth.

Pauline Hanson on immigration: “We’re bringing in people who say they’re skilled migrants but don’t have the qualifications” “We’re drowning in unskilled migrants” “190,000 visas were given out to ‘skilled migrants’, when only 5,000 of those were actually skilled”

Coinbase says send the CLARITY Act to the President now!! 🇺🇸 ITS HAPPENING $XRP ARMY!

HOW DARE THEY #StandWithFarmers