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So our wonderful school children/youths are planning a protest on Rememberance Day
Maybe make a school trip etc to our War Musem in Canberra compulsory and see what our soldiers had to endure to give these self entitled So and Soβs a life they now have π‘π‘π‘
Terry Zarsoff retweeted
HYPOCRISY EXPOSED: Alboβs Dark Arts Machine Caught Red Handed
Just weeks before crying crocodile tears on national TV and pleading to βlower the temperature in politicsβ Anthony Albanese's office was secretly shopping around a venomous, completely baseless 'dirt sheetβ to mainstream journalists to completely destroy Independent MP Helen Haines.
After Helen Haines rightfully exposed a sketchy $6M federal grant to a golf club in Albo's own backyard as "pork barrelling by design," the PMβs staff launched a vicious counter strike.
Top tier journalists were handed a scandalous brief baselessly accusing Haines of conflicts of interest over local community funding in her seat.
They wanted her politically liquidated.
Fast forward to the horrific vehicle attack outside Haines' office. Suddenly, Albo pivots. He takes to the ABC 7.30 cameras, choking up, calling her a "human being full of integrity."
Behind closed doors, the PMβs office operates a ruthless, mud slinging operation against the very crossbenchers they praise in public.
Is this the "kinder, gentler politics" we were promised?
Or is the Albanese government running one of the most hypocritical political hit squads in Australian history?
Terry Zarsoff retweeted
After poor Helen Haines gets run down by some psycho that fat retard Albanese says we need to calm the rhetoric about politicians. He's spent the past 6 months calling Pauline Hanson a far right lunatic, fanatic, racist who has severe Islamaphobia. Hypocritical POS he is.
Terry Zarsoff retweeted
Albanese has 59 personal advisors who get between 200k and 450k per year. Their super is 15.4 percent while everyone not connected to these thieves is 12 percent. Most of em get 25k car allowance each year. They get super on that too. What for? They also racked up 3.4 million in travel expenses last year. Why? There job is at Parliament House. When they get moved on, they get massive redundancy payout, and can start working another job in parliament the next day. Itβs just theft of taxpayer money, but the only ones who get hunted down are the brave souls trying to make an honest living in Australia, who get smashed by ridiculous taxes to pay the parasites.
ALBANESE AND CHALMERS ARE WAGING WAR ON SMALL BUSINESS AND AUSSIE FAMILIES
The ATO is hunting down small businesses and families over decades old paperwork errors on trusts.
A historic $47,000 liability has ballooned to an $890,000 bill today.
Trust holders are bracing for up to $13.3 billion in advice and restructuring costs just to survive Jim Chalmersβ new 30% tax on discretionary trusts.
Wilson Asset Management estimates family businesses face $10.5b in restructuring fees plus $2.8b in tax advice, two to three times what the budget claims the tax will raise.
RSM Australia reports fully compliant families being pursued for administrative mismatches from the 1990s.
Records are long gone.
Advisers face professional indemnity claims decades later. FTDT hits at 47%, then interest compounds daily. Effective rates are exceeding 90%.
No tax avoidance. No mischief.
Just technical errors that can destroy a business and the family behind it. CPA Australia calls it a known trap Labor is leaving untouched while stacking a new tax regime on top.
This is not tax integrity.
It is a cash grab that risks gutting investment, especially in construction, while small business pays the price.
Australiaβs backbone is being treated like a revenue target.
By a Government who just canβt get enough of your money.
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How good is the Koori knockout
Head highs Head Butts and some old fashioned stinks and some dam good football.
I bet the Car Dealing Titans owners are glad they got rid of Justin Holbrook for superstar coach Dizzie Hasler π«£π«£π«£π«£π«£
The people power is speaking loud and clear
Bye Bye ππ Labor
π #BREAKING ONE NATION CRUSHES LABOR TO SEIZE HISTORIC WA LOWER HOUSE SEAT π
Labor threw everything at Secret Harbour: the smear tactics, the Medicare scare campaign, and a desperate attempt to frighten voters who had already made up their minds. They did not buy it. They saw straight through the arrogance and handed Labor a humiliating defeat in their own backyard.
Luke Herdegen has taken Secret Harbour for One Nation, tearing down a 19-year Labor fortress in a historic victory.
To understand the magnitude of this result, you have to look at what this seat was supposed to be:
* 1989 to now: Labor held this stretch of coast uninterrupted for nearly four decades, first as Peel, then Warnbro, and redrawn as Secret Harbour in 2023.
* The Papalia fortress: Senior Labor minister Paul Papalia held this seat through every name change for 19 years. When the boundaries were redrawn, Labor treated a massive 31.3% notional margin as an untouchable birthright.
* The turnaround: One Nation polled just 8.4% here in 2025.
Six weeks ago, the party selected Herdegen from a pool of 88 applicants. What followed was not a polished spin machine. It was six weeks of tireless ground game, hitting doors, booths and street corners every single day. State leader Rod Caddies stood alongside him the whole way, backed by a relentless WA grassroots team.
Sixteen candidates crowded onto this ballot paper, the most ever recorded for a Western Australian state by-election. In 2025 there were seven.
Labor tried every trick in the book to protect their kingdom, and voters delivered a brutal verdict: enough is enough.
Tonight Herdegen finished on 39.0% of first preferences, a massive swing of 30.6 points, and ripped the seat straight out of Labor's hands on a 53.9% two candidate preferred split.
The Commission won't declare the seat until after the 9am postal deadline on Thursday 3 September, when the full distribution of preferences is completed. Tonight's figures are indicative, and they are already emphatic.
Every figure, booth by booth, is live on our results page now.
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