Purveyor of nuance. I may not agree with you but I’ll defend your right to say it. Ex tepid centrist.

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1) Lately I’ve been hearing a lot of gotchas. The choice du jour seems to be ‘white replacement theory’ and if you believe it you’re cooked and mad and get out of my space. Being anti immigration is simply racism, and anti religion is vigilantism. It’s toxic nomenclature.
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And yet we want to import half of India to Australia. That can only go well.
Which is why I've always chosen White European/American (and female whenever possible). $1,000... congratulations, here's all your paperwork, you're now a doctor.
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75,000 non- Australian citizens are on NDS at an approximate cost of $5.2 billion per year paid by taxpayers. 80% of Taxpayers in Australia are White European Aussies. I don’t remember us deciding to fund foreigners over our own people. Why the hell are we paying for foreigners especially while our own people are suffering? WHY?
How do you feel about non-citizens on the National Disability Insurance Scheme? Current numbers suggest there are about 75,000 at an approximate cost $5.2 billion per year being costed to taxpayers.
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What happened in Bondi resonate so much with me. Living in Australia is what ultimately radicalized me. It was in 2018, I was a French who lived all her life in replaced France. In Sydney I discovered what’s it was like to live without them. Of course I can describe the crime free ambiance and how I was never assaulted there the way I was back home. But there was something more that I discovered: I was free from the racial mental load. It took me a few months to let go of my permanent stress. But it felt SO FREEING. When you’ve known this organic feeling of stress and fear caused by living in a low trust multicultural society you don’t UNDERSTAND how much it wears you down. I can only describe it as putting on glasses and discovering how clear your vision is supposed to be. You forgot (or never knew) how much details you could see. Well it felt that way to me. When I came back to Europe and Paris the choc was BRUTAL. Dear Australians, you don’t know it yet because you’re like a frog in a water casserole, but you’ll end up boiling without noticing it. And when you do it’s too late. REACT NOW. Don’t become like France.
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Absolutely valid. But where do you go?
I was recently talking with a friend I've known since we were little. We were talking about housing and Australia. She said to me: "Are you even sure you want to stay here? Can you imagine what Australia looks like after another 20 years of this?" Me:
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And we have no sensible aged care plans and no sovereign wealth fund despite all the minerals we rip out of the ground, so most of that wealth goes into your last couple decades Crap system.
Households in Australia hold $3.9 trillion in superannuation and around $10.5 trillion in residential land and dwellings. 
Take away property and average household net wealth drops to $573,252. 
Remove super and it falls to just $196,778. That’s not a lot of wealth really. #ausbiz #auspol
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But this is coming for… everything
Bloated, overpaid, and outpaced by AI—big firms confront a future they can’t outsource.

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With a daughter coming up in this future… I’m excited and afraid. But there’s so much hope.
Poverty is an engineering problem
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Watching The Narrow Road to the Deep North. I remember this Australia- my grandmother was that generation. It highlights something important. Not all of a culture is admirable and not all is detestable. But we are all of it. We are all the good and all the bad.
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So what you’re saying is you’re importing voters: This isn’t a flex.
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Love Malcolm! Grab a ticket everyone!
Thank you @MRobertsQLD for addressing the crises effecting Australians. If you don’t have a ticket don’t miss out, it’ll be a real firebrand! This friday in Brisbane at 1pm. trybooking.com/events/landin…
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Hannah’s words can only come out of someone who thinks it only happens to people who deserve it.
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The murder of Charlie Kirk is not some forgivable event. It isn’t amusing. This isn’t some video game and the player will get up again. You hate Charlie? You think it’s funny? Fuck him, right? He’s what stood between you and the real monsters.
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It's clear after yesterday's marches that housing has to be talked about. #HousingCrisis #auspol #massimmigration #housing
Remember we have our Housing and Immigration Summit coming up on September 19th at 1PM in Brisbane. Fmr Senator @RennickGBR People First, @StuarBonds of record 41% for One Nation, Morgan @unleavenedcat Cox who challenged the Prime Minister, And @leithvo , Economist and immigration whistleblower. Australians want change. Our politics abandoned this so it's up to us to talk about it. September 19th at 1pm and register for your place here: trybooking.com/events/landin…
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Remember we have our Housing and Immigration Summit coming up on September 19th at 1PM in Brisbane. Fmr Senator @RennickGBR People First, @StuarBonds of record 41% for One Nation, Morgan @unleavenedcat Cox who challenged the Prime Minister, And @leithvo , Economist and immigration whistleblower. Australians want change. Our politics abandoned this so it's up to us to talk about it. September 19th at 1pm and register for your place here: trybooking.com/events/landin…
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So the privilege was the bit where the farmers chased the motorcade out of town?
Farmers are the backbone of our nation. That’s why we’re delivering an extra $1 billion in support for farmers battling and preparing for drought. I’ve been speaking to locals in Ballarat about their concerns and how we can better prepare for the future. And last night at the Bush Summit, I had the privilege of hearing directly from some of the bush’s very best. Their resilience and hard work keep our whole country going.
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Looking for lady friends to link arms with at the sydney march tomorrow!
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Except people can't service a mortgage with such a low deposit. How do they cover it with historic debt?
Buying your first home just got easier. 🏠🔑
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More like a warning scream.
82% of all jobs created in Australia between Q1 2023 and Q1 2025 were in the 'non-market sector'. Funded by taxpayers and driven almost entirely by the ballooning NDIS. When nearly all “job creation” comes from government spending rather than the productive economy, that’s not growth. It’s a warning sign
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Then they’re like Sold the house to retire Can’t work out why my renter kids are upset
baby boomers lived life on easy mode and think you should just work harder
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