And the answer is?
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This is demented. Unhinged.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar
Trump: "You know, when I didn't get the Nobel Peace Prize. You gotta understand, I don't care. Norway has lost so credible. I stopped 8 wars. Stopping wars -- I think I do it the best. President Putin called me, he said, 'I can't believe you stopped this one!'"
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@MikeCarlton01 Was he wearing light brown brogues? Shoes say a lot about a man, ay.
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Curiously, the Iranians don’t seem to have got the memo…
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@spenderallegra Must have been the home help, ay. If you live in Wentworth, every day's a weekend day.
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Remember when the Liberals told us EVs were going to “ruin the weekend”?
A friend of mine just posted on a chat that filling up 💸 💸 her tiny petrol car last night ruined her weekend 🥺
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Wonder if Marles has ever heard of the sunk costs fallacy.
Subs certainly sunk.
AUKUS submarine deal: Experts warn plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines from US and UK is likely to fail smh.com.au/politics/feder…
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@MichaelPascoe01 No need for experts to state the bleeding obvious. Blind Freddy picked the fiasco from the beginning.
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@BernardKeane @marklevy2gb Hastie is the only bloke talking sense on Iran. He has a strong position on migration, is not opposed to manufacturing subsidies and is the only Liberal with the nous to talk about policy.
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In a short exchange with right-wing dolt @marklevy2gb Andrew Hastie talks more sense on Trump and Iran than the grovelling Albanese and his cronies ever would
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@scootystewart @GrahamY @CampbellNewman I trust you're not benefiting at all from any benefits of the union movement over the last century or so? Should we send the kids back down the mines when the seams get thin?
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@GrahamY @CampbellNewman The capex on greenfield sites from start to finish is astronomical especially in a union dominated expensive country like ours. Our only saving grace is being the 7th safest country to invest. Capex would disappear overnight with a 25% tax.
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Another Teal with Little Red Hen economics. She didn't bake the bread, but now she wants to eat it. That gas wouldn't exist without the foreign markets it was developed to service. The spin-off was a lot more gas development in Queensland and NT, a lot of which is domestic bound.
Australia Institute@TheAusInstitute
"We don't have a gas supply problem. We have a gas export problem." @Nicolette_Boele Australia Institute research shows a 25% tax on gas exports could solve the gas crisis – and raise $17 billion every year at the same time. #auspol
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@GrahamY "In 2009, the Queensland Government stated that it “does not support a domestic gas reservation policy” and would rely on a “market-based approach,” on the basis that sufficient gas resources existed to meet both domestic and export demand." ChatGpt from Hansard. FYI.
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@GrahamY True to a point. But the idiot Bligh and her incompetent clowns deliberately decided against a domestic gas reservation policy in 2009. It wanted to have it's cake and eat it too. Had it followed WA, we could have had both. Run by second raters? You bet.
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@PaulBongiorno @AngusTaylorMP @mattjcan Try living outside the metro bubble, mate. Go regional. Go rural. After your trip tell us how the poor basterds out there are enjoying poverty.
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So the fuel crisis answer from @AngusTaylorMP and @mattjcan is to stymie the transition to a decarbonised economy and cost the revenue billions to remove the pump price pain so motorists can ignore threatened foreign sourced fuel.
Gross irresponsibility.
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@AlboMP BS Anthony. The EV subsidised spivs and all those driving company cars with petrol cards are skating through. CBD commuters using heavily subsidised public transport are skating through. The peasants in outer suburbs and rural and regional areas are being smashed. Do something.
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Our top priority is helping Australians with the cost of living.
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@TruthFairy131 Nah. The uni-party has destroyed their hope of affordable housing. The Greens offer some chance..better than none.
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Gen Z do we need to revoke your voting privileges?
What the hell? 🤨
So you look around our country & think “yeah I want more of this & worse”
What is wrong with you? 🤦🏼♀️
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@JonathanDoeity @GreenTyler27 @grok It's time to abolish compulsory education. Most of the peasants don't want an education. Why force it on them ay?
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@GreenTyler27 @grok how old is the modern public education system and would it be fair to expect at this point the state is quite good at programming a young person's mind with ideology?
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Young people actively sabotaging their chance at homeownership in Australia is something I struggle to understand.
AusPoll@AusPoll6
Federal voting intention (Gen Z) 🟩 GRN: 32% 🟥 ALP: 32% 🟧 ONP: 10% 🟦 L/NP: 10% ⬜️ IND: 6% ⬛️ OTH: 10% YouGov | 17-24 Mar | n=~400 [subsample of nationwide poll]
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@GreenTyler27 Maybe they don't find any common ground with a 71 year old grievance grifter who jets around the country in plane owned by the richest person in the country..Make of that what you will, Tyler.
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@AlboMP How many years until peasant children in state schools will be SRS fully funded.? None of the eastern suburb harbourside private schools are behind the pace. Fully funding? When? On the never, never, ay.
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Every student deserves the best start in life.
It’s why we’re fully funding every school in Australia.
Great to say hello to these students from Star of the Sea Primary and Tarrawanna Public in Parliament House today.
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@ShackelWill Listen up, Will. Get Gina and Clive to put together a privately funded consortium to build and operate a nuclear plant. As you know, the NEM sets the price. If nuclear is competitive with renewables, good. It can make money at night with no competition from solar. Acta non verba.
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@milton_caine @MikeCarlton01 Which country was Lebanon's southern neighbour in 1947? Please explain.
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@MikeCarlton01 When a national government cannot stop a terrorist mob from imbedding itsself in a part of its country to launch raids on a nrighbour, and the neighbour decides enough is enough. Then expect a strong push by the neighbour to protect their citizens
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I wonder if Senator Wong told him that invading and seizing the southern half of Lebanon is not a good idea. Do we think?
Gideon Sa'ar | גדעון סער@gidonsaar
Spoke with Australia’s FM @SenatorWong. We discussed at length developments in the war in Iran and Lebanon. I emphasized the massive scale of missile, rocket, and drone attacks against Israel from Lebanon. Israel is acting to defend its communities and citizens. I described the reality of life these days in our northern communities, to which residents returned after over a year in which they didn't live in their homes. Most international media outlets are currently portraying the situation on only one side of the border. Unfortunately, the Lebanese government is not taking practical steps against Hezbollah, neither to stop the attacks on Israeli civilians, nor in other contexts. I welcomed the arrival of Australia’s new ambassador to Israel, Neil Hawkins, and expressed my gratitude for the swift acceptance of the credentials of our ambassador in Canberra, @Hillel_Newman.
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@Qldaah That's a massive welfare cheque for Gladstone. Any productivity improvements wriitten into the grift?
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Queensland & federal governments will invest $1 billion each to help the Boyne Smelter at Gladstone transition to renewable energy over 10 years to 2040. #qldpol abc.net.au/news/2026-03-2…
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@Qldaah Time travelling. This wealth transfer is a classic. Manufacturing industry closed when tariffs were deleted...what justifies this reversal?
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@ALeighMP Crikey Andy. The whopping $2b for Boyne Aluminium smelter is not just a throwback, it's back to the future writ large. No productivity improvements, no capital investment, a basket case plant operated by feather bedded union labour. Happy Throwback Day, Andy.
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Pride in modern Australia means backing egalitarianism, multiculturalism and opportunity – not empty grievance politics and throwback policies. andrewleigh.com/transcript_abc… #auspol
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