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The RBA has NEVER done any modelling to determine if reducing government spending would help the economy 🙄
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A small man, lacking ability to contest ideas, will always be attracted to "control".
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It’s a big club folks .. and we aren’t part of it! The Uni Parth strikes again!
Chris Bowen recruits Sussan Ley to join Snowy Hydro
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ONE LIE TOO MANY
Yesterday, Albanese told theParliament:
“I don’t go to the club.”
But there’s a video of him at Marrickville Golf Club saying:
“I’ve been coming here for decades and using this club.”
This is not a case of “I’ve changed my position” or “it wasn’t our modelling" or "the dog ate my homework".
It’s an open-and-shut case.
Albanese has lied and misled the Parliament.
The standards of ministerial accountability in a Westminster parliament are clear - Lying to the Parliament regarding personal conduct requires Albanese to resign.
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This is absolutely peak Australia, a quarter of a billion dollar scam that ended up pumping housing prices higher.
Wouldnt be at all surprised if this is the tip of the iceberg.
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Sorry, but it's not just Anthropic. Palantir has been working on predictive policing and surveillance of dissidents for the US government for well over a decade. The goal of the Bush admin immediately after 9/11 was pre-crime via "Total Information Awareness" and they have been building it ever since, through the privatization of that program as Palantir. And there are other companies working toward this end to, all with ties to US intelligence or top US officials (Satellogic, SpaceX, Axon/Carbyne, etc.)
Anthropic may be "building" their own private equivalent, but this is something the government and its other private contractors have already built. Under the first Trump admin, Bill Barr as AG created the legal framework for pre-crime. They are just waiting on the right excuse or justification to scale it.
We have to realize how far along this is if we really want to stop it. It is now many companies ushering in a pre-crime paradigm, all with State backing.
Anthropic Is building a surveillance system to monitor activists using a “pre-crime” approach that tries to predict incidents before they happen.
The extensive monitoring system that the AI company is building is aimed primarily at keeping tabs on activists who oppose the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
More from @DRBoguslaw below:
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On the day that Labor's social media laws are being debated in the Senate, they have just tabled a bunch of amendments that:
- give the eSafety Commissioner the power to summons people*
- make them take an oath and answer all questions
- removes the protection against self-incrimination
- if you don't comply you can be fined $364,000 (1000 penalty units) sent to jail for 12 months
*if you are a journalist you are exempt.
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The Digital Duty of Care movement is completely fake.
"Teach us Consent" the NGO that inspired the Governments new attack on free speech recived 2.4 million dollars in Government funding last year.
The Government is creating these political movements out of thin air.
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The price of alcohol in Australia is absolutely disgusting.
You can't hate the uniparties enough.
Im not a drinker but if I want to have a drink, I shouldn't have to pay a 500% mark up.
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BREAKING: Labor Energy Minister Chris Bowen making early admissions that Data centres WILL drive up power costs and it will be Australians that pay for it.
Data centres require 24/7 full baseload power, something renewables cannot supply without trillions in further investment.
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I look forward to a Sydney-Swans style media "pile on" over this, with even the Governor General expressing her concern.
WIFE-RAPIST KEPT IN AUSTRALIA
A Nigerian man who raped his estranged wife, assaulted his autistic son, and had a long history of family violence has been allowed to stay in Australia after the Administrative Review Tribunal restored his visa.
Known only as “LHDV” in the tribunal decision, the 39-year-old arrived in 2016 on a student visa, never finished his course, and later became involved in a major phishing scam with his Australian wife. In 2024 he raped her after she ended the relationship. He was convicted of rape, sexual assault and breaching a suspended sentence, served around 20 months in prison, then was taken into immigration detention in May.
Despite a Domestic Violence Order that remains in force until 2031, the Tribunal decided last week that he should not be deported. Senior Member Alison Mercer ruled that his “rehabilitation” (including certificates in domestic violence awareness and anger management) and the “best interests of his children” outweighed the risk he poses to the community.
This is the same Direction 110 system that has already allowed a string of convicted sex offenders, violent criminals and even killers to keep their visas. While ordinary Australians struggle with the cost of living, the government is still housing some of these detainees in hotels — including five-star suites — at taxpayer expense.
How many more women have to be beaten or raped before the message sinks in? If you commit serious family violence as a non-citizen, you should be removed. Full stop.
The Minister has the power to intervene. The question is whether he will use it.
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In 2003, during debate on expanding the powers of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, Anthony Albanese warned Parliament that fear can be used to erode freedom.
He opened by quoting Hermann Goering, Hitler's Reich Marshal, at the Nuremberg trials:
“All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism… It works the same in every country.”
Albanese said those words were “very relevant to this debate,” arguing the government was using fear to justify extraordinary security powers.
He went further:
“Opponents of this legislation are neither unpatriotic nor naive… our opposition is based solely on the defence of the values and rule of law which generations before us have built up and successfully defended”
And his warning was blunt:
“What this legislation represents… is a threat from the inside. It represents a threat to the very democratic values which we say distinguish us from authoritarian, undemocratic regimes.”
Those powers were eventually passed with a sunset clause.
Today, the same Anthony Albanese is our Prime Minister.
He is no longer warning about these powers, he is expanding and seeking to entrench them permanently.
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Today I am introducing the Broadcasting Services Amendment (Register of Media Interests) Bill 2026.
If passed the Bill would require journalists and others inside the media to publicly disclose what they earn, any gifts they receive and the origin of same.
If the news media in this country are as influential as we are told, then Australians deserve to know this information.
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It’s sickening to think that our own government uses taxpayers dollars to weaponise our own enemies against us.
Check out how Accenture advises Australian companies to send Australian jobs offshore whilst being paid from the taxes of those very jobs to advise our lazy bureaucracy.
People First is the only party that is serious about stopping this madness by lifting taxes on profits (including wages) sent offshore to lower taxes here in Australia.
Sign up today at peoplefirstparty.au to put the Australian People First.
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When it's easier for the Australian Government to find one bird out of billions with a head cold,
Then it is to find an NDIS fraudster.
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ABSOLUTE DISGRACE: A violent Zambian sex offender with nearly 100 convictions, including the sexual abuse of a THREE YEAR OLD boy, has just been spared deportation.
The Administrative Review Tribunal overturned his visa cancellation.
Why?
Because they decided the "hardship" he would face returning to Zambia outweighed the protection of the Australian community.
Let that sink in.
This individual arrived on a student visa, never finished his studies, and went on to abuse a toddler and rack up a massive criminal record.
Yet, he gets to stay.
This begs the ultimate question: Is the Albanese Government’s immigration policy completely broken?
We were promised that Ministerial Direction 110 would fix the flaws of the past and put community safety first.
Instead, we are seeing the exact same dangerous outcomes.
Why does Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke keep letting this happen with zero consequences for the offender?
Minister Burke has the personal power under the Migration Act to step in, override this decision, and deport this individual. Why hasn't he?
The Australian people expect a much higher standard than this.
Our families and our children deserve absolute protection, not a system that prioritises the comfort of convicted child abusers over public safety.
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Fire bombing a business- $4.5 million damage… BAIL
Then gang bashes a Police Officer…. More BAIL
Booeing at Welcome to Country….NO BAIL
We are not a serious country
