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🇮🇹 Rioters turn Piazza del Duomo into a battleground
In Milan, several hundred masked and hooded rioters focused on the iconic Piazza del Duomo, turning the commercial center into a battleground: smashing cars, kicking in shop windows, and clashing with police.
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🇫🇷 In the French city of Rennes, where clashes are ongoing, law enforcement officers are being targeted with fireworks.
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A Melbourne imam reportedly preached that husbands can rape and beat their wives. Yet Labor has promised more than $600,000 to an organisation he leads.
Ben Carroll was warned. Why didn’t his government act?
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“Who put Karen in charge?”
Pauline Hanson at CPAC Australia 2026, on free speech and the eSafety Commissioner.
#CPAC #PaulineHanson #auspol
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There are so many lessons other nations including Australia can learn from the events in France.
But for a start.
- Ever larger govt that crushes productivity growth ends horribly and cant easily be turned off
- Having young hard working people have little path to their lives reflecting that hard work and relative income affluence is a massive mistake
- All migrants are not the same when it comes to integrating, they never were
- Poorly targeted migration or migration focused on some nonsense modelled outcome, that lacks adequate consideration of real world outcomes both present and future is foolish.
Once these mistakes are made, they cannot be fully undone, so its best not to make them in the first place.
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Australian Channel 7 reporting the riots in France are due to the cost of living and ‘other issues’.
I loathe our corrupt and deceitful MSM.
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Australian Media is barely talking about what is occurring in France, Italy and Albania right now….
Intentionally?
Have to wonder
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Australia cannot afford to repeat the mistake of mass migration which is tearing apart Europe.
Countries like France, Germany, Belgium and the U.K. are all suffering because of mass migration.
Unless Australia stops importing people who reject our democracy, our way of life and the values of Western civilisation, these riots will eventually be coming to Australian cities.
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A Christian man was attacked by Muslims on a bus because he let his children listen to music and sing, which is considered haram in Islam.
Listening to music? Haram.
Little girls marrying grown men? Halal.
I’ll never understand this religion.
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This video is from a May 2025 fight on Istanbul's Marmaray train. Reports from the time and statements by those involved indicate it began after an argument when the father shouted at a woman not giving way. No mention was made of the children singing or religion. ntv.com.tr/turkiye/marmar… ekonomim.com/gundem/marmara…
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Just seen the footage from that Arriva bus stop in the UK. Immigrants on the bus fighting with knives, full-on chaotic scrap, innocent people scattering to avoid being hurt or drawn into the violence.
This isn’t some one-off anymore. Same story keeps cropping up on public transport, fights, knives, people not feeling safe just trying to get home. Drivers are dealing with it constantly.
And they still want us to chant “diversity is our strength.” Give me a break!!
Does anybody seriously believe that? When you’re watching this stuff play out at bus stops and on the buses themselves?
This is Modern Britain in 2026, that’s the sad reality we are now in.
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In all my years I have never seen a Prime Minister as bad as Anthony Albanese.
To make matter worse he has surrounded himself with some of the worst ministers in history too!
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As a result of Trump's energy ceasefire, Russia has promised to export 300k metric tons of diesel this month, 500k next month and up to 1 million in December.
Global monthly diesel demand is 115 million tons. We're talking about less than 1% of global diesel demand and that's assuming Russia can and wants to deliver on its promises which is highly doubtful on both ability and intent grounds.
On the other hand, 5.4 million tons a month is estimated to have been lost for the last many months due to the drastic reduction of oil and diesel shipments via the Straight of Hormuz.
The "energy ceasefire" is not about diesel, it's about redirecting the rage at the cost of the Iran war at someone other than the people who are responsible for it for electoral purposes.
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Alice Weidel is saying that Zelenskyy “is not interested in peace,” and that in order to have peace in Ukraine, “we need to take Russia’s security interests into account.”
She is a straight-out Russian asset. Note how Alice recoils and refuses to acknowledge that Russia rejects making peace when cornered by the host. Instead, she pivots straight to money talks, still refusing to admit that what she’s actually proposing is pushing Ukraine to surrender, leaving Ukrainians to be murdered under Russian occupation.
As for Russia’s security concerns, it’s pure comedy. They were quite secure before they decided to invade Ukraine. So Russians are secure, except when they go outside of their borders.
Please do not vote for this vile creature. She won’t just sell us out to Putin, she will sell out Germany, too.
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Nothing can fix Labor’s censorship bill.
They’re losing the debate so now they want to change the rules.
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A knife wielding man has been arrested and bailed after allegedly threatening people in Footscray yesterday afternoon
Police were called to Byron Street following reports of a man threatening passers-by with a knife.
The 37-year-old was charged with possessing a controlled weapon and possessing methyl-amphetamine.
He was bailed with conditions to appear in court in April.
There were no reports of injuries to members of the public, but locals say the man has previously threatened a shopkeeper with a knife.
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Uniparty in action: Labor, the Coalition and the Greens just teamed up to block an inquiry into fair staffing.
The Prime Minister personally sets staff numbers for everyone, including his critics.
Labor: 507 advisers. More than 4 each. Albanese alone: 59.
Liberals & Greens: 1.5 each.
One Nation: only 0.8
We have an independent board that sets wages for politicians, why not the same for how many staff they get?
The major parties stop fighting each other the moment someone challenges the cartel.
Thanks to Senators Pocock, Babet and Payman for standing against it and supporting our inquiry.