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France has sent €27,000,000,000 of its taxpayers money to Ukraine and Macron wants to send more.
Meanwhile, France is literally tearing itself apart, massive debt is rising, the cost of living is unbearable, and the country is divided like no time in the recent past.
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Aussies
Anyone interested ❓️
JIM CHALMERS’ DOUBLE TAX TRAP
Labor’s discretionary trusts crackdown can force small businesses to pay more than 60% tax, and ministers won’t rule it out.
Trusts using “bucket companies” get hit with a 30% minimum tax, then the same income is taxed again at the company rate.
Effective rates can reach a staggering 77%.
Builders, plumbers and cafe owners using normal family trust structures are in the crosshairs. HIA warns it will kill investment and slow housing construction.
Opposition leader Angus Taylor called it a “deliberate attack” on hundreds of thousands of family businesses.
Assistant treasurer, Daniel Mulino and Stuart Ayres ducked questions on rates above 60%.
Business groups say the government’s “fixes” are inflexible and urge the Senate to kill the bill.
You don’t grow the economy by double
taxing the people who keep it running.
Hey Albo, are we allowed to keep any money for ourselves?
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This is what Paris looks like the morning after the "cost of living" protests, and it is UNRECOGNIZABLE.
Dior's door is smashed in. So are Goyard, Bulgari, and Louis Vuitton.
They even smashed up a corner wine shop and a bakery.
There is a HAMMER AND SICKLE painted on Louis Vuitton's boarded-up window.
The Monument to the Republic is covered in "ACAB" and anti-Macron graffiti.
One wall says "Bernard, you're screwed, the youth is in the street," a shot at the billionaire who owns Dior and Louis Vuitton.
These people said they were marching against "high prices." Then they stole everything they could carry.
This is what communism looks like. Smash, grab, and blame the rich.
Paris deserves better than this.
Paris, 2026. Last night.
They wanted a better life in Europe. So the first stop during the mass riots was Christian Dior and other high-fashion shops. Don’t act surprised that the city stops looking or feeling like Paris.
Watch the whole thing and tell me how this show of diversity makes Europe better.
The UAE is in serious trouble.
The UAE has now officially joined Saudi in their war against Yemen.
A cooperation deal has been signed.
MBS is now in Abu Dhabi to meet with the UAE's president and lay out a detailed plan to destroy Ansar Allah.
The UAE has already agreed to resume funding the Giants Brigades.
They will also supply Yemen with advanced missiles.
Now, Yemen is bombing the hell out of several residential areas in Najran.
6 civilians are badly wounded.
They are fighting for their lives.
3 houses and several vehicles have been completely destroyed.
Ansar Allah's next target will most likely be the UAE.
Airports. Beaches. Energy infrastructure. Restaurants.
Everything could collapse in the coming months.
Lives of civilians are under severe threat.
Bab el Mandeb will also most likely be completely closed to the UAE soon.
This is heading towards a disastrous collapse.
🚨 ELON MUSK EXPLAINS WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER CHARGE YOUR EV TO 100 PERCENT ON ROAD TRIPS
On long drives your instinct is to fill the battery all the way up like a gas tank.
But batteries don't work that way.
Elon says charge to about 80 percent then drive it down to 10 percent or less and repeat.
This is the fastest way to spend less time at chargers.
The reason is inside the battery.
Lithium ions are like cars looking for parking spots.
When the battery is empty they move fast and settle quickly.
As it fills up they have to search longer and the charging slows down dramatically.
Going from 80 to 100 percent takes about as much time as going from 0 to 80.
Elon just gave every EV driver a smarter way to travel.
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🇫🇷 She was held captive in her own apartment by a migrant for 30 mins and nearly raped in broad daylight.
When she spoke out, the French government charged HER with a hate crime and tried to send her to PRISON.
Thaïs d’Escufon is one of France’s most prominent conservative activists, and she joined me to explain what is REALLY happening to her country.
500,000 migrants a year. French people fleeing their own cities. A 2050 minority projection.
And a government more interested in silencing the people who speak up than fixing ANY of it.
I'm absolutely speechless...
@ThaisEscufon
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The Coalition has officially declared it will vote against the massive Australia-EU Free Trade Agreement, dealing a devastating blow to the Albanese Government's international economic agenda.
• The Opposition has confirmed it will block the landmark $10 billion trade deal in parliament, arguing it severely short-changes Australian agricultural producers.
• Labor ministers warn that walking away from the negotiating table will cost local businesses crucial access to one of the world's largest consumer markets.
• The political deadlock means billions of dollars in potential export revenue and future economic growth are now hanging by a thread.
• The collapse of bipartisan support threatens to permanently derail years of complex diplomatic negotiations with European leaders.
What supporters argue: Rejecting a sub-par deal protects hard-working Australian farmers from unfair European regulations and weak market access.
What critics are saying: Torpedoing a $10 billion agreement is reckless economic vandalism that will isolate Australia and punish local exporters.
As the cost-of-living crisis bites, everyday Australians are left wondering if political point-scoring in Canberra is being put ahead of national prosperity.
Nationals Stance: Nationals trade spokesperson Senator Matt Canavan and Nationals frontbencher Bridget McKenzie have formally declared that the Coalition opposes and will vote against the Australia-EU Free Trade Agreement in federal parliament
Should the Coalition block this agreement or wave it through for the sake of the economy?
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Here's what kind of doomsday bunker will survive the Geophysical Event and the crustal displacement.
A $40 billion underground city for 1,200 people, carved inside a granite mountain.
🏔 THE MOUNTAIN
9 chambers on 4 levels, 1,550–2,290 m above sea level, under up to 1.4 km of solid granite. The mega-tsunami climbs 1,000 m up the mountain and stops 550 m below the lowest floor. Every floor rides on steel springs: 1.9 g of shaking outside, 0.11 g inside.
🚪 THE DOORS
One way in: a 2 km tunnel on the sheltered side of the range, sealed by two 120-tonne blast doors, 3 m thick, that slam shut in 30 seconds.
⚡ POWER
Two sealed 70 MW nuclear reactors that run 20 years on one fuel load, plus geothermal wells drilled 4.5 km into hot rock. Nothing needed from the outside world.
💧 AIR & WATER
A 600-million-litre lake underground, with 98% of all water recycled. Scrubbers pull out CO₂ and electrolysis makes fresh oxygen, so not one breath of outside air comes in during the Event.
🌱 FOOD
A vertical farm under magenta grow lights: grain, potatoes, beans, greens, fruit trees and fish tanks, with no soil and no sun. Plus 25 years of stored food and a frozen seed vault of 6,000+ crops to replant the world.
🏙 THE CITY
A town under a 320-metre vault: 420 apartments terraced up the walls, a park with real trees and a lotus pond, a school, and a hospital with a maternity ward. Overhead, an artificial sky that moves from dawn to noon to dusk every day.
🧠 THE SUPERCOMPUTER
It's run by NOAH, a steward AI on 4,280 server racks, shielded against the currents a collapsing magnetic field drives through cables. It watches 3,400 sensors, predicts breakdowns weeks ahead and balances air, water, food and power for decades. Its waste heat warms the homes and the farm. Beside it: a quartz-glass archive of all human knowledge that lasts for millennia.
🤖 THE ROBOT WORKFORCE
340 robots: 180 humanoids, 60 four-legged robots, 70 carriers and 30 drones. They farm, haul, patrol and repair 24/7. A robot foundry with metal 3D printers can rebuild every one of them from scratch.
When the Event hits, the crust slips, the ocean comes in and surface radiation climbs 20×. Inside, the lights stay on and the farm keeps growing.
In year seven, the gate opens. Would you take a place inside? The elites are building these doomsday cities with your money.
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$11 MILLION OF YOUR TAXES. NO OPEN COMPETITION. AND THEY THINK AUSTRALIANS ARE STUPID.
The Albanese Government reportedly approved an $11 million non-competitive grant to United Muslims of Australia (UMA) for multicultural infrastructure in Sydney.
No open competition. Just another enormous allocation of taxpayers' money.
And here's what I find interesting.
UMA is a religious organisation involved in Islamic education and outreach. That's entirely its right.
But why should taxpayers fund its infrastructure without a transparent explanation of the public benefit?
Would a struggling sporting club, regional hospital or community organisation receive the same treatment?
And with previous multimillion-dollar commitments reportedly involving the same centre, Australians deserve to know exactly what's being funded.
Australians aren't stupid.
We understand marginal seats. We understand political influence. And we understand how governments use spending commitments to attract electoral support.
Personally, I believe this looks far more like firming up seats and buying votes than genuine community investment.
Can I prove electoral motives drove this decision? No.
But that doesn't mean Australians shouldn't question it.
This isn't about religion. It's about accountability.
Taxpayers' money should serve the public interest, not political survival.
If Albanese believes this $11 million is justified, open the books and show us the evidence.
Because Australians are getting tired of politicians treating public money like their personal election war chest.
What do you reckon? Genuine community investment or taxpayer-funded vote buying?
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🚨 Do You Realize Washington and Tokyo Engineered France’s Collapse?
Emmanuel Macron had criticized Donald Trump for speaking against Jerome Powell after Trump had said that the Fed was not acting independent and was being controlled by foreign powers and elites.
First, the U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dumped Euros to buy the Yen without informing the European Central Banks.
Then, the Tokyo Fund liquidated their French bond holdings to ZERO just before the chaos and broke the French Debt Market.
France is one of the biggest enemy to the Dollar and American Empire.
In the 1960s, Charles de Gaulle criticized the dollar’s dominance and converted French reserves into gold.
In 2000, Saddam Hussein switched Iraqi oil sales to euros; France opposed the 2003 invasion that later returned oil to dollars.
In 2011, claims linked Gaddafi’s planned gold-backed African currency to France’s leading role in the Libya intervention.
After the 1973 oil crisis, France also pushed nuclear energy and closer Arab ties to reduce oil dependence and maintain independent Middle East influence.
And now BoJ’s @yutokanzakireal gave it away: “The decline of Europe is not the failure of the plan but the plan itself.”
Trump is indeed playing the controlled demolition: Dismantling of London's Financial Architecture and France’s Exploitation.
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France is a reminder.
Violence and crime is the 'democracy' of the Left.
They only use the voting booth while you comply with their demands.
If you want a democratic change, they unleash the third world voting bloc onto the streets and burn and steal everything until you're too frightened to resist.
Then out come their propaganda bots to rewrite reality. They're out today blaming 'the right' and peaceful normal people who were hiding in their homes.
THIS IS THE LEFT.
This is how they created socialism, communism, fascism, Marxism, and national socialism.
They are history's f wit thugs.
All they do is destroy.
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Greta Thumberg is now in France telling the Muslim rioters she is “proud of them”
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Aussies
Just to be sure
Some 💲1.9 BILLION 💲➡️ taxpayers 💲 to the cocaine sniffing fraudster Zelensky of Ukraine 🇺🇦
No one asked us taxpayers
Aussies the question is
Is Ukraine a 💲💲 laundering enterprise ❓️ & how much do our corrupt traitorous politicians get❓️
Dodgy Aussies very dodgy
PM Ellery/Albanese is nice and cosy with the money laundering Zelensky fraudster. He has given millions of our Aussie dollars to a war that doesn’t concern us and this video might explain why.
#Auspol #LaborTrash
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Bowen is in trouble, Net Zero is dead, a reckoning is coming.
Here's the truth: In 2024 just 2.9% of global energy needs were met by wind and solar. After more than $5.5 Trillion USD in investments globally.
In this video I go DEEP down a data rabbit hole and bring you ALL the data, AND the sources (see below) to arm you with the undeniable proof that Net Zero is dead, and Chris Bowen has been lying this whole time.
It all gets a bit technical, but by the most GENEROUS methods of counting energy (the one that makes wind and solar look the BEST), over the last 10 years COMBINED wind and solar have provided about 3.8% of the globes energy, but over the same period they've attracted nearly 20% of global INVESTMENT!
What does that mean?
It means the lie that 'firmed wind and solar are the cheapest' isn't just a lie here in Australia, it's a lie everywhere on earth, and this reality is fast catching up to the fantasy.
All the sources are below if you want to join me DEEP down this rabbit hole...
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Here's the full list of REFERENCES for the data and graphs provided in the video:
References:
1. International Energy Agency (2026), World Energy Investment 2026 — Datafile, World sheet, values in billion USD (2025, MER); 2026 values are IEA estimates. IEA, Paris. Licence: CC BY 4.0. iea.org/data-and-statistics/…
2. International Energy Agency (2026), World Energy Investment 2026 (report). iea.org/data-and-statistics/…
3. Energy Institute (2025), Statistical Review of World Energy; world primary energy consumption by source (substitution method), 2004–2024. energyinst.org/statistical-r…
4. U.S. Energy Information Administration (2025), International Energy Data; combined with the Energy Institute data for total primary energy. eia.gov/opendata/index.php#b…
5. Ember (2026), Yearly Electricity Data; world wind and solar generation, including 2025. ember-energy.org/data/yearly…
6. Sources 3–5 as compiled by Our World in Data, energy-data repository (the file used for these calculations). github.com/owid/energy-data
7. Frankfurt School–UNEP Centre / BloombergNEF, Global Trends in Renewable Energy Investment (2004–2019 series), via Our World in Data, "Investment in renewable energy, by technology". ourworldindata.org/grapher/i…
8. Frankfurt School–UNEP Centre / BNEF (2019), Global Trends in Renewable Energy Investment 2019, fact sheet. frankfurt-school.de/en/inter…
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👁️A tunnel under the Bering Strait would tie Russia to Alaska, and the Boring Company could cut its $65 billion price tag to under $8 billion...
Add Alaska LNG, Arctic development and new US–Russia energy talks, and you can see an entirely new trade network forming across two continents...
Every new route takes leverage away from the old chokepoints, and that's how the balance of global power shifts... check out this video...
A tunnel beneath the Bering Strait connecting Russia and Alaska would fundamentally change the geometry of global trade... and there's a much larger architecture taking shape around it...
Russia's Kirill Dmitriev is advancing a proposed continental rail connection, bringing Elon Musk's Boring Company into the discussion with the possibility of reducing a $65 billion project to under $8 billion...
Now consider Alaska's LNG expansion, renewed U.S.–Russia energy discussions, Arctic development, and the growing effort to open alternative trade corridors...
We're watching the emergence of an entirely different economic network connecting resources, manufacturing, energy, and markets across two continents...
The systems dynamics are fascinating... control over global commerce has historically accumulated around critical dependencies... shipping lanes, ports, pipelines, financial networks, and the institutions governing access...
Introduce new pathways and the entire system begins to rebalance as existing choke points lose leverage, nations gain negotiating power, and economic activity finds more efficient routes...
The tunnel remains a proposal, but its strategic significance is already apparent...
Expand the options available within a system and you begin changing the balance of power throughout that system...
That's the larger story emerging beneath the Bering Strait...
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A suburban Melbourne council is holding a free event to provide Sikhs with information about carrying their kirpan religious knives, with the assistance of Victoria Police Multicultural Liaison Officers.
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Algeria: A short, violent downpour on Saturday evening sent mud and rocks pouring through Achrechour, Béjaïa, and onto the RN9. The road was blocked for a while.
The hills there burnt in August, so the rain just ran straight off. Road's open again, no one hurt.































