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Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Looks like the Ginger Whinger has been lying again.
Convicted rapist Sean Black was “sacked” in April, however Hanson kept paying him secretly for months for “being nice”.
Black also revealed that Gina Rinehart is running One Nation.
Pooline turned aggressive when questioned.
Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Thanks. You're right, The Big Steal should have gone harder on Julie Bishop. She was paid US$600,000 a year to spruik for a fringe bank, Greensill Capital, that went bust for $20 billion, and to promote a guy who has been disqualified for 9 years from running companies in the UK.
Excellent book @TheRealPBarry. Rockliff taken in by Gupta and now equally enamoured by Firmus. Interested that David Cameron’s role with Greensill described in detail but no detail re Julie Bishop’s role as his Asia Pacific Chair and registered lobbyist. #auspol
Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Three weeks after being horribly injured, Helen Haines' condition has finally been updated to stable. Ms. Haines remains an inpatient, but she is remarkably improved. Good news. 😊
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Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Congressional Democrats are going to haul him in for questioning over his election interference allegations, treasonous activities and shady business dealings. He’s fucked and he knows it.
I’m hoping they seize his assets, nationalize his companies and then lock him up for an indefinite period of time before denaturalizing and deporting him back to Johannesburg.
Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Elon Musk is hiding this video of Bill Burr ripping him apart.
So don't RT it.
Or do if you don't like Elon Musk.
Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Cooker boy @Ryandally08 copies and pastes liberal party talking points handed out to their MPs to attack Labor, without understanding a fucking word of what he pasted and then posted.
We don't expect Ryan to read any of this because,, if he did look at it, it contains far too many words for his custard brain to comprehend. And unfortunately, it also contains numbers.
Here are the FACTS, cooker, on the public record.
ANGUS TAYLOR GETS EDUCATED. DAVID JONES 1
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HOW IT ALL WORKS - DESTROYING COMPANIES AND MAKING COIN
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OH. Cooker boy, if David Jones is a result of the Labour Party and Albanese, then WHAT THE FUCK is your answer for this?
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MAJOR BUSINESS COLLAPSES UNDER THE LNP
MAJOR RETAIL COLLAPSES UNDER THE COALITION (2013–2022)
For those with conveniently selective memories:
• 2016 — Dick Smith Electronics: 393 stores. Entered administration in January.
• 2016 — Masters Home Improvement: Woolworths abandoned its 81-store hardware chain.
• 2016 — Eagle Boys Pizza: 127 stores. Entered administration.
• 2016 — Pumpkin Patch: 160 stores. Entered receivership.
• 2017 — Oroton Group: Approximately 60 stores. Entered administration.
• 2017 — Topshop Australia: 24 stores. Entered administration.
• 2018 — Toys 'R' Us Australia: 44 stores. Entered administration.
• 2018 — Roger David: 57 stores. The 76-year-old retailer collapsed.
• 2018 — Max Brenner Australia: 37 stores. Entered administration.
• 2019 — Napoleon Perdis: 56 stores. Entered administration, subsequently rescued.
• 2019 — Bardot: 72 stores. Entered administration.
• 2019 — Harris Scarfe: 66 stores. Entered receivership.
• 2020 — Jeanswest: Entered administration.
• 2020 — Colette by Colette Hayman: Entered administration.
AND OUTSIDE RETAIL:
• 2016 — Arrium: Steel giant collapsed into administration. Approximately 6,700 jobs at risk.
• 2020 — Virgin Australia: Entered voluntary administration. Approximately 10,000 employees affected.
ALL UNDER COALITION GOVERNMENTS.
Ryan, go draw a comic with crayons.
BREAKING: Not even iconic David Jones could survive Anthony Albanese.
After 188 years, Australia’s most famous department store has collapsed into administration for the first time in its history.
Staff were told this morning the board had appointed voluntary administrators from McGrathNicol.
Its lenders immediately installed FTI Consulting as receivers.
The trigger? The private equity owners couldn’t strike a deal with major landlord Scentre Group on store closures and the rent bill.
Update on store closures and job losses expected later this week.
188 years. Two world wars. Multiple recessions. The GFC. None of it killed David Jones.
Albanese’s Australia did.
High rents. Crushing costs. An economy strangled by Labor’s inflation, energy prices and policy chaos.
Another Australian institution wrecked.
This is what “steady hands” looks like.
Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
“As anger grows about her appointment, it’s time to reassess the legitimacy of the position itself in light of the facts surrounding its creation.”
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Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Brilliant, brilliant, absolutely brilliant work here by Ronni Salt from The Shot on the disgraceful report released by Jillian Segal. It begs the question why is it so hard for mainstream media to do the same with factual, honest reporting just like Ronni?
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Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Apparently Iran’s nuclear bomb capacity, which according to Netanyahu had been weeks away for 30+ years & had been obliterated 12 months earlier by Trump, had to be re-obliterated this year. Now that mid-terms are over, will further obliteration be needed? Erin would like that.
Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
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Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
The problem Pauline Hanson has with trying to scrub any references to Trump, is there are countless videos where she’s boasting about how much she loves him. Here’s one
“I’ve always supported Donald Trump and I think you know that.”
Yes we do Pauline. You’re finished.👋 #auspol
Fred the Mist🌫 retweeted
Please share and share again until the next fed election
Pauline Hanson wants this to disappear. #auspol – at Brisbane, Queensland
