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@cillianblack @holland_tom Ok mate

@NathanAClark For pure entertainment it’s right up there for the best ever

Djed Spence would never #MEXENG

MUST WATCH: Clip from Larry David's new show "Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness" Rob Reiner (before his death) as George Washington. Trump is going to hate this.

@JJToonArmy @somersetspur You’ve embarrassed yourself here

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@davenclaw @roachy01 Nothing of what you said has any relation to what was in the original post which is 100% correct.!

@IncrediblyBozza @FOXFOOTY LOL

@dwright75 @AlasdairGold It won’t because he’s Spurs. As Ange said put Spurs in any issue and it does crazy things to people. Plenty still think Kane isn’t good enough or shouldn’t start.

@rohancct A load of rubbish

@sufferingspurs vt.tiktok.com/ZSCmGHdJc/

@rebekkarnold @Millz__10 Real trouble? We almost got relegated.

At her incisive best, Laura Tingle wraps up #insiders reviving Paul Keating's timeless warning on Pauline Hanson's "shamelessly regressive politics – the myth of the monoculture". In fact, multiculturalism has enriched Australia. Defending it is a vital national interest. #auspol

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Hanson is too busy to turn up for the job she’s paid for, but not too busy to claim taxpayer money for expenses she can't justify. When the AEC asked for proof of expenditure, Hanson withdrew claims totalling $800k+. "Please provide evidence” is One Nation’s natural predator.

This was a couple of months ago now, but it’s relevant to what is going on around social media, Pauline Hanson, misinformation, fake news, AI-produced content & overseas accounts that generate the majority of this rubbish. ‘Research from ABC News Verify & The Guardian confirms that many large, seemingly grassroots pro-One Nation Facebook groups operate as foreign-run "meme factories". These networks are managed by offshore administrators in Southeast Asia (such as Vietnam & the Philippines) & are designed to monetize Australian online engagement through ad revenue rather than legitimate political support’ The abc news have identified at least 20 foreign-run pages with many linked to admins based in Sri Lanka, Vietnam & The Philippines. These pages rely on high volumes of AI-generated content - deepfakes, bogus articles, fabricated stories about political figures to drive outrage and generate interest. The pages exist to game algorithms & direct traffic to external sites, which are profit driven. The same techniques are used via foreign Facebook accounts using an AI Pauline Hanson to manipulate Australian users. Posts involving Hanson are generally AI images with a small number of genuine pictures that depict Hanson in a positive & formative light in events that have never happened. Philanthropic roles in the community depict Hanson as a caring individual giving money away & helping people. Other “news stories” depict Hanson taking on other politicians - usually Anthony Albanese - painting the PM in a bad light. All the so-called news & events that are generated have never happened - but these events & imagery are being liked & shared throughout social media thousands of times by users who believe what they see without question & can’t see past the fake stories & imagery - these people aren’t prepared to research factual information that would negate this outside of the platform. Simple online searches would result in confirmation that these stories & events are not present in real life or in any news sources outside of the online platform source. While Pauline Hanson has primarily been depicted in a positive light - Albanese has been depicted in negative events, argumentative and duplicitous. None of these events are true. These fake news and events posts are used to engage users, encouraging emotive responses - and are more likely to induce anger and resentment. According to The Guardian Australia, pro One Nation facebook groups appear to be run by foreign meme factories that monetise content. ‘Guardian Australia examined 14 of the largest pro-One Nation public groups with at least 8,000 members, and found most were created this year. While some groups appear to be longstanding and set up by genuine supporters, the majority are full of content overwhelmingly fed by what digital media researcher Timothy Graham said appeared to be “a foreign-run, predominantly Indonesian, for-hire engagement farm operation” Much of the content across these groups is designed to be what Graham called outrage or “poll bait” – asking yes or no questions, such as “Was Pauline Hanson right to scold this journo?” or “Should Sharia law be banned in the Australia?” Other posts are reactive, with some of the accounts Guardian Australia tracked posting multiple times about the party’s “Fire the Liar” campaign. In at least one case, the text and image promoting the party’s fundraising drive was copied from a verified One Nation page’ So, pro Hanson content on social media driven by foreign players for positive pro-Hanson political content that is entirely fictitious…. I wonder who is driving this and how much of it is being paid for by Australian taxpayers? It would appear there is much to be gained for some but not others via online fake media stories, memes and AI. abc.net.au/news/2026-03-1…

Australians will pause at 11am tomorrow to observe a minute’s silence, in order to reflect on the hardships endured by rich men who sabotaged their careers on purpose in order to generate maximum media coverage and victimhood status. Read more: theshovel.com.au/2026/06/28/aus…

Stefanovic now enters the classic cooker career path: Get removed, declare martyrdom, tour the grievance circuit, then spend the next few years making terrible content for right-wing fuckos who think being fact-checked is communism.

This is the first and last time we'll engage on this. We wanted to take the opportunity to demonstrate just how hyperbolic and inaccurate Karl Stefanovic's new hire, Drew Pavlou, can be. But sure — we're pathetic losers.

You don’t actually want change. You want the comfort of talking about change while keeping everything exactly the same. I write a weekly letter about the truths people avoid seeing. Read it here.

For those who doubt it, this is the timeline of corruption: Late May 2024: Christopher Harborne secretly transfers £5 million to Nigel Farage. 3 June 2024: Days after the transfer, Farage announces he will stand for Parliament. 4 July 2024: Farage is elected MP for Clacton. 29 May 2025: Farage announces that Reform UK will become the first British political party to accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. 29 May 2025: Speaking at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas, Farage unveils plans for a Crypto Assets and Digital Finance Bill, including reducing capital gains tax on crypto assets from 24% to 10%, creating a Bitcoin reserve at the Bank of England, and preventing banks from debanking crypto users. September 2025: Farage publicly namechecks Tether and Bitfinex, companies in which Christopher Harborne is a major shareholder, and says he is going to the Bank of England to argue against restrictions on crypto and against the proposed digital pound. 13 October 2025: At the Digital Asset Summit in London, Farage says he wants to “bring crypto in from the cold” and immediately halt work on a UK central bank digital currency (“Britcoin”). 25 October 2025: At the Zebu Live crypto conference in London, Farage positions himself as a political champion of the crypto industry and repeats calls for lower crypto taxation and wider adoption. 3 November 2025: In a speech in the City of London, Farage again calls for crypto deregulation and for the UK to become a global crypto hub. If it could be proven that the £5 million secret payment influenced Farage’s actions as a sitting MP, that raises extremely serious questions. Potential issues could include parliamentary standards breaches, tax issues, bribery or corruption offences. Under the Bribery Act 2010, the most serious bribery offences carry a maximum sentence of 10 years’ imprisonment.

Sam @SamCKx

3 weeks ago

Nigel Farage is in real trouble and he knows it. He was rattled on his interviews today. If it can be proven his £5 million bung was related to political influence, he could ultimately face criminal bribery and corruption charges, which carry up to 10 years in prison.

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