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It’s been 48 hours of radio silence after Rupert Lowe exposed the Fabian Society’s grip on Britain’s politicians…and apparently the ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’ doesn’t like the spotlight’…

If the cost of multiculturalism is fire bombings, home invasions, kidnappings and murders, Islamic terrorist attacks, machete attacks, drive by shootings, fraud, drugs, defecating on our streets and rally’s in one of sports stadiums for foreign prime ministers I don’t want it

A Labour MP, Afzal Khan, has just reported me to the parliamentary authorities for my criticisms of Sharia courts, the burqa and halal slaughter. In addition - he has reported our Rape Gang Inquiry for seeking to 'scapegoat' Muslims and 'sow division' in society. He has also included in his report, published on his Facebook page, my appearance on Joe Rogan's show. Appearing on Rogan's podcast itself he says is 'extremely problematic'. I would like to be abundantly clear in my response. I will not be apologising. I will not be silenced. My views are shared by a large majority of the British people, and there is finally a political party willing to stand up for that patriotic majority. Restore Britain.

Finally, someone is holding the International Olympic Committee accountable. The IOC has spent years pretending that "neutral" status somehow separates russian athletes from the regime waging the largest war in Europe since World War II. Now, after restoring the russian Olympic Committee, it is facing consequences. Estonia is calling on the European Commission to suspend EU funding to the IOC, arguing that sport must never become a backdoor for normalizing aggression. That's exactly right. Organizations that choose appeasement over principle should not expect European taxpayers to finance their hypocrisy.

The grim reality the ALP is trying to hide. An economic collapse hidden by insane immigration levels. Is this the worst government since the Whitlam disaster?

As long as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine and the bombing of civilians, it should be treated as a pariah state. The IOC decision is a mistake. The Russian people must see that the world rejects Putin’s crimes. nytimes.com/athletic/74281…

Russia spent last week murdering civilians sleeping in their homes with ballistic missiles and now the Olympics invites them back. That means the russian anthem will play at the next games. This is absolutely disgusting.

The Telegraph @Telegraph

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🚨 BREAKING: Russia’s ban from the Olympics has been lifted, paving the way for its return for Los Angeles 2028. The International Olympic Committee announced that Russia will be allowed to return, despite the ongoing war in Ukraine that triggered their suspension in October

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1950 Australia, we had freedom. The entire countries legislation, rules and regulation were contained in just 6 books. Now we have over 20,000 books with laws, rules, regulations and legislation. We're being strangled by big government. Get the hell out of our lives you utter scumbags. Sick to death of it. You serve us. Not the other way.

@RealJakeBroe Been here for all of them, never gunna quit 🫡

#BREAKING Australian actress Holly Valance says that everyone “starts out as a lefty” But then you “wake up” when you try to “run a business or buy a home” “And then you realise how crap their ideas are” Hard to argue, Holly.

Albo admitted last week discussions about removing CGT and negative gearing started at Christmas !! Labor MP’s families and staff then went out and sold houses. Why isn’t ABC, Channel 9 etc covering this ?

@JohnCleese What respect?

@MykhailoRohoza She wouldn't be writing that inside Russia...

AUSTRALIA Earn money, pay tax Spend money, pay tax Buy something, pay tax Maintain something, pay tax Drive, pay tax Licence, pay tax Fuel, pay multi tax Sell, pay tax Property, pay land tax Energy, pay tax Water, pay tax Shares, pay tax Super, pay tax ALL + 10% GSTax on top!

Our channel's next fundraiser starts today and our goal is once again $1,000,000 for Ukraine. Share, like, comment, and donate if you can! Thank you everyone!

Same profit, different tax - the CGT's dogs breakfast. My article in the @australian's Inquirer today quotes Chief Economist of the NSW Parliamentary Budget Office, @DerekFranc90653 It's hard to get your head around just how bad this is, because it is so counter-intuitive.

The OECD’s criticism isn’t simply that Australians pay too much income tax. It’s that Australia relies too heavily on taxing workers to fund government. When government spending grows faster than the economy, politicians eventually have three choices: tax more, borrow more, or spend less. One Nation argues that stronger fiscal discipline, lower structural spending growth and policies aimed at improving productivity would reduce the pressure to keep increasing the tax burden on working Australians. Labor have got to go.

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The Russian Federation calls the deaths and injuries of dozens of civilians in Kyiv, following one of its largest attacks far behind the front line, “retaliation.” Retaliation for what, Mr. Lavrov? For the fact that you invaded a neighboring country and, for the fifth year in a row, it still refuses to “give its consent”? For those who plan, order, and even justify such attacks, the darkest place in hell is already waiting.

I’m shocked that Russia can crash a building onto sleeping families in a European capital, murdering 30 people, without any meaningful reaction from the world whatsoever.

Superannuation was sold to Australians as a promise. Work hard. Sacrifice now. Build your nest egg. So you won’t have to rely on the government later. That was the deal. Now the moment people actually succeed… the rules change. If you’ve spent decades building more than $3 million inside your super, the government now wants another 15%. Think about that. They encouraged you to take responsibility. They incentivised you to plan ahead. They told you to become self-sufficient. And now they’re punishing the exact behaviour they promoted. This isn’t about “taxing the rich.” This is about trust. Because once a government proves it can move the goalposts whenever it wants, every Australian should be paying attention. Today it’s $3 million. Tomorrow? $2 million. $1 million. Whatever they decide. Inflation will do the rest. The dangerous part isn’t just the tax. It’s the principle. If you can’t build wealth, protect wealth, and pass wealth on to your family without the state reaching deeper into your pocket, then what exactly are we working for? Superannuation was supposed to reduce dependence on government. Now it’s becoming another pipeline back to government. That’s not policy. That’s confiscation dressed up as fairness. Australians are waking up. And they’re sick of being treated like an ATM.