“Learn. Challenge. Act now.” - Julian Assange.

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This video is currently all over social media. Many are expressing sorrow for this woman and sadness at her outrage. My take on it is different. The look you see on her face is not outrage…it’s realisation. It is the look of a white, liberal lefty woman suddenly realising that her entire worldview is/was totally wrong. That what she had spent her life arrogantly portraying as her higher morality and understanding was in fact “suicidal empathy” as described by @GadSaad and that empathy was going to destroy her entire society.
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Even in his best days this wonderful man was forced to go independent,because the zionists owned the propaganda machine.
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This is already happening in Australia, just not on the scale that we have seen in France and the UK. This is our warning. Wake up.
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One Nation’s push to reduce overall migration raises questions about Australia’s workforce needs and economic future. While lower migration could ease pressure on housing and infrastructure, businesses warn that access to skilled workers remains essential.
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Insider information. The Labor Party is a holding crisis meeting while Albanese the leader is away overseas. Will he be the leader of the Labor party upon his return? The question remains unanswered.
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‼️Warning for Australia‼️ End result of letting millions of people into your country who hate you and have no intention of assimilating Complete civil unrest and violence in the streets Marseilles France
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I can’t believe this government is still defending the ATO’s credit card ban. Tanya is an absolute disgrace. They never consulted small businesses, that was the first mistake. Who in their right mind thought this was a good idea? Certainly not anyone who understands business.
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“Learn. Challenge. Act now.” Julian Assange. Our right to know depends on people willing to defend it. Every one of us has a part to play.
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🟠 ALBANESE INSISTS REPAYING TAXPAYER MONEY SAVES ANIKA WELLS FROM BEING SACKED BUT WOULD THAT EXCUSE WORK FOR ANYONE CAUGHT COMMITTING FRAUD OR THEFT? 🟠 Anthony Albanese is desperately defending Communications Minister Anika Wells by claiming that because she paid back her travel breaches, the matter is completely closed. Try using that excuse in any everyday workplace after putting $8,000 of personal and family travel on the corporate credit card, or at a supermarket after getting caught stealing at the door. In the real world, handing back the money after an official audit catches you does not save your job, and in both cases it usually comes with a criminal record. Yet Albanese thinks it should protect his cabinet ministers. Our full article includes an itemised breakdown of past travel expense scandals showing every minister who was forced to resign over expenses, many after paying the money back, compared to the three Labor frontbenchers Albanese continues to make an exception to the rule. The standard across Australian politics has always been clear: when a minister gets caught billing taxpayers for personal travel, they go. Anika Wells needs to be sacked. Read the full story here: onenewsaustralia.com/the-par… 🔴 Get our stories straight to your inbox before Labor's Digital Duty of Care bill buries them, subscribe to our FREE daily newsletter here: onenewsaustralia.com/support… Follow us on Facebook here: facebook.com/onenewsaustrali… And subscribe for FREE on our YouTube channel youtube.com/@onenewsaustrali… so you can watch the stories the feeds won't show you.
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It is absurd that Australia flies three flags on government buildings and official platforms. No serious country does this - it makes us look divided, weak, and unsure of who we are. Americans revere the Stars and Stripes. Their Flag Code sets out clear rules of respect, they display one national flag as the symbol of a united people. They do not dilute it with ideological flags on every official building, letterhead, or email signature. We should do the same. The only flags that belong on any government building, correspondence, website, or email are the Australian National Flag and, where relevant, the state or territory flag. Nothing else. Queensland has already moved to remove Acknowledgements of Country and secondary flags from public service email signatures. That should be the national standard - and it should also ban pronouns in email signatures, they are ridiculous and unserious. Iconic public infrastructure paid for by taxpayers, such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, should fly only the Australian flag and the New South Wales flag. NSW taxpayers fund its upkeep. They should see their own flags, not a display of competing symbols. We must also stop tolerating the destruction of our monuments, cenotaphs, and statues. Iconoclasm is not protest. It is a sign of a society that is fracturing and losing confidence in itself. If we want to hold this country together, we start by uniting under one flag. That requires legislation, not more symbolism or ritual. One people. One flag. One nation. #AustraliaFirst
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AIPAC works with both Democrats and Republicans to strengthen America's relationship with Israel. While journalists covering these events often face significant challenges, we must protect the whistleblowers who risk everything to expose corruption. For powerful insights into the nature of empire, please watch ‘THE TRUST FALL’ film for FREE here 👇🏼 thetrustfall.org/watch ❤️ Support the project 👉🏼 gofund.me/55f992e2 THE TRUST FALL is a peace movement. #genocide #Israel #gaza #Palestine
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BREAKING: THE BIGGEST CLIMATE SCANDAL IN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY The Albanese Labor Government has just been caught red handed. New forensic evidence suggests they are using a compromised Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) to fabricate a climate crisis that simply does not exist. A explosive forensic audit led by investigator Tom Berger and retired scientist Geoff Sherrington has uncovered widespread, systematic errors and fake readings within the BOM’s raw climate data. We aren't talking about minor glitches, we are talking about copy and pasted data designed to make the past look cooler and the present look warmer. The audit exposed blatant data manipulation at the Sydney Observatory: •The Fabricated Data: Minimum temperatures from August 1907 were found completely duplicated and inserted into the August 1867 record. •The Cover-Up: The Australian fact-checked the National Archives and confirmed this "double-up" does not exist in the original handwritten records. The online data used to justify sweeping climate policies is completely wrong. For years, the BOM has operated on a “trust us” basis. Dr David Evans, the scientist who built Australia’s carbon accounting software, warns that this “secret climate business” mirrors the worst days of fraudulent medical drug trials, where researchers were under immense pressure to exaggerate results to fit a narrative. Labor is terrified of an independent audit because they know their Net Zero house of cards will collapse if the public sees the real numbers. Dr Jennifer Marohasy confirmed that outside of Adelaide, there has been no proper audit of Australia's weather stations. If our historical data is corrupted with fake inputs, the AI forecasting models used for future planning become entirely useless. The Albanese Government doesn't want the data audited because the data doesn't support their narrative. They are destroying our economy, killing our energy grid, and forcing Net Zero targets on regular Australians based on copy and pasted climate fiction. The question is simple, if the records are sound, why is Labor so opposed to an independent audit?
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Julian Assange - "None of the statements, resolutions, reports, films, articles, events, fundraisers, protests, and letters over the last 14 years should have been necessary. But all of them were necessary because without them I never would have seen the light of day" *Extract from PACE testimonial 1 October 2024*
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WHY CAN’T BANKS WEAR THE COST OF CREDIT CARD FEES INSTEAD OF SMALL BUSINESSES OR THE TAXPAYER This whole credit card fee schmoozle has just been a massive cost shifting exercise from the banks onto the taxpayer and small business. Jim Chalmers needs to resign over this and if he doesn’t then Albanese should sack him. Why should banks be getting a free pass in the middle of a cost of living crisis? The return on equity of the banks is greater than 10% or in excess of $40 billion despite being backed by the taxpayer whenever things get shaky. If anyone can absorb the costs of credit cards it’s the banks. It’s bad enough that Labor is ideologically flawed, but to know the impacts of these costs on small business and do nothing about it is unforgivable. It’s time to stop pandering to the big banks. Sign up to Peoplefirstparty.au to take a stand. •••••••••••••••• “Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino has conceded the government knew the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) was considering banning credit card payments in July, months before the decision was made public. The ATO's decision in late September to stop accepting credit card payments from December 1 sparked backlash from the business community, which eventually forced an intervention from the prime minister and the treasurer to underwrite the costs and allow credit cards to be accepted by the tax office until mid-2027. Mr Mulino today said he and Treasurer Jim Chalmers were first made aware of the ATO's intentions months ago.”
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Rowan Dean highlights the blatant Orwellian collusion between the Albanese Govt. and their censor-in-chief Julia Inman Grant. With Anika Wells showing complete deference to her. And he says what we’re all thinking - Julia Inman Grant is a disgrace and needs to go. If ON/Coalition gets into power this needs to be a top priority. Restore freedom of speech. Safeguard democracy.
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I’m going to put the case against the BOM in book - it’s a big job because their has been so much malfeasance - hopefully ready for release in the new year. Would you buy this book ?
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DEBATE GROWS OVER CALL FOR PAULINE HANSON TO APOLOGISE A debate has emerged over calls for Australian politician Pauline Hanson to apologise for her remarks about Muslims. The issue has sparked discussion about freedom of speech, respect for religious communities.
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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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