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People need to realise. The branch of governments such as the ATO are sc*m. The GIC general interest charge interest rates are excessive, crippling people. 📷 Askadamahmed
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Spud from WA retweeted
Disgusting If rape is acceptable in the country from which the rapist came, then deport everyone from that country What do you think? What do you want for Australia? What do you want for Australian women?
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Yep that sounds like the jack booted thugs at the ATO
We’ll never get ahead as a nation while our taxation system remains the way it IS. Greedy, greedy Albanese and governments giving away our money. #ATO 📷 Askadamahmed
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That Elvis bit had me LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
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𝙉𝙚𝙬𝙨24 𝙝𝙤𝙨𝙩 𝘼𝙣𝙙𝙧𝙚𝙬 𝘽𝙤𝙡𝙩 𝙞𝙨 𝙡𝙚𝙛𝙩 𝙞𝙣 𝙨𝙩𝙞𝙩𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙨 𝙩𝙖𝙡𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙖𝙗𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙇𝙖𝙗𝙤𝙧’𝙨 𝙨𝙪𝙧𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙧𝙜𝙚 𝙨𝙝𝙖𝙢.....
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Spud from WA retweeted
Without @PaulineHansonOz and @OneNationAus do you really think the Coalition or Labor would be even considering tinkering with immigration levels? The country needs real leadership that only the courage of policy conviction can provide. One Nation is the only hope to save Australia from the Uniparty.
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Milton Friedman rebukes a school board member: “Why should you be able to tell John and Jane that they have to be proficient in a foreign language? Maybe they’d rather be proficient in music, mathematics, or something else.” “It’s just a demonstration of your willingness to replace their judgement by yours.”
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Spud from WA retweeted
🚨 MILTON FRIEDMAN (1979): Milton on INFLATION in the 12-13% range and the DESTRUCTIVE POWER of Govt spending. "There is only one way you can stop inflation and that's by having the Govt create less money and spend less money." Can you name ANY Republican Reps or Senators who actually vote to REDUCE Govt spending?
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Destroying the investment opportunities for all Australian by @AlboMP ‘s new high CGT on Australian companies. @AlboMP then send @JEChalmers to Tokyo to sell Australian companies to Japanese buyers with $4 trillion behind them. Under @AlboMP ‘s new CGT, Australian pay close to the highest CGT in the world while the Japanese investors pay close to none. So the Australians who own and fund those companies pay record high CGT while the Japanese companies don’t pay any CGT when they sell shares in most Australian businesses. Sadly all Australian investors get stung. So @AlboMP ‘s new strategy is tax the local owner and roll out the red carpet for the foreign buyer and call it the national interest. It’s economic incompetence. Time to wake up. #StoptheCGTtoGetAhead #JoinWARonCGT
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Consumer Pricing Investigations finds ‘Surveillance pricing’ is being expanded in America “Could you be paying more for a product than the person right next to you? It's called personalized or surveillance pricing” Walmart filed highly technical patents showing AI technology is going to be used to set prices “Investigation into so-called surveillance or personalized pricing — Companies know there's money to be made by surveilling us, by learning things about us that point to the highest price we're willing to pay. In our test on a Walmart TV, one of our Atlanta price checkers, JP, was given a price over $1,000 while the rest of us were all under $900 — Still to this day, we're inches away from each other, and apparently that's enough for a price difference of $100+” There are documented cases for each of these companies proving they are already using this surveillance pricing Target: Settled a California case for about $5 million after its app raised prices when shoppers were geofenced near a store. One reported example was a TV jumping from about $500 to about $600 in the parking lot Instacart: 2025 Consumer Reports test found identical items at the same store at the same time priced differently for different shoppers, as much as 23% Kroger: Uses loyalty data arm to profile tens of millions of shoppers, including income estimates and give different prices for promotions Uber and Lyft: Algorithmic fares that differ for the same trip at the same time Delta: Uses AI pricing system on a share of domestic flights with plans to expand Tinder: Charged older users substantially more for the same subscription Orbitz: Mac users were steered toward higher priced hotels than PC users Staples: Wall Street Journal testing found higher online prices for the same item when the shopper was farther from a competitor store The Princeton Review: Online prices varied by ZIP code, with higher prices in areas with larger Asian populations Amazon: Also has been caught but said they stopped… JetBlue: Facing a lawsuit alleging surveillance pricing
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Haha Gronks
A glamorous 20-year-old FIFO worker has amassed tens of thousands of followers with her stunning snaps – but behind her viral page lies an eerie truth.
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Chris Minns knew exactly what federal Labor were up to and was complicit in allowing our social cohesion and the future for young Australians to be dismantled so they could juice up the economy. Imagine thinking that pumping in millions of people in such a short space of time was going to make Australia more prosperous. How could anyone be this retarded? We will end this reign of terror. #auspol
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Media Release: Labor planning to roast Australian lamb farmers using our own super Labor has yet again exposed its plan to treat Australians’ $4.8 trillion in superannuation as a Labor Party slush fund, with Trade Minister Don Farrell proposing that retirement savings be used to invest in America’s lamb industry. One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said the proposal proved Labor believes Australian super belongs to them, not to the people who earned it. “Labor sees Australian retirement savings as a giant pool of money for ministers to direct toward their own political agenda,” Senator Hanson said. “Labor wants to use Australians’ retirement savings to grow an American lamb industry that directly competes with Australian farmers. They say superannuation has an ‘obligation’ to do so. "That’s a lie. The obligation of superannuation funds is to act in the best financial interests of Australians, who are forced to give up 12% of their pay. “This latest affront comes after Labor legislated to end live sheep exports by sea, kneecapping Australian sheep producers and regional towns and businesses. “Labor is shutting down Australian farmers with one hand and proposing to use our superannuation to give American lamb producers a leg up with the other. “The Government needs to explain to Australians why it is proposing to spend their super overseas. Then it needs to explain to Australian farmers why they’re looking to fund their competitors using our own money. “Labor attacked One Nation for saying Australians should have a limited choice to use some of their future super contributions to keep a roof over their heads. Now Labor wants to send that same money to foreign farms for their own political agenda. “Super belongs to the Australians who earned it. It is not Labor’s slush fund and shouldn’t be raided just because Labor has run out of money. “Labor’s coming after your pay with higher taxes. Now they’re looking to raid your super too. Albanese needs to put a fork in this idea, it’s thoroughly cooked. “The Government must keep its hands off Australians’ retirement savings, stop calling it a ‘national asset’ and start backing Australian farmers instead of handing money to their overseas competitors.”
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Spud from WA retweeted
Australia: A Rat-Infested Fabian Hell Scape. #auspol @PaulineHansonOz @AustralianLabor @JEChalmers @AlboMP
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😭😭😭
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Negative Equity. Magoo's Nightmare Utopia. #auspol @AlboMP @PaulineHansonOz @AustralianLabor
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Spud from WA retweeted
WOW #Perthnews It's like Albanese and Chalmers want to completely destroy small businesses !! Check out the latest sneaky move they have done. NO NOTICE just sprung it on people. Where the hell is that Anne Aly? #SYDNEY #QLDPOL Albo has lost the plot.
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The card surcharge ranged from 1.5%-4% depending on the card you used Now, That 1.5%-4% will be built in to the prices of your goods Even if you didn’t use a premium card that charged 4%, you’ll pay the equivalent If you pay cash to avoid the charge You’ll now be paying for the charge regardless
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Spud from WA retweeted
A top economist has warned Australia needs to decide whether to reduce government spending now or face a financial crisis later, as interest rates could continue to go “up and up” throughout 2027. news24.com.au/business/finan…
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Workers didn't wreck the economy, Jim. You did.
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