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[AmyAttell @AmyAttell]

@junpocket_sign Aye, those are fine literature.🙄

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@tanpukunokami Local residents are complaining pussies, and nobody has the balls to stop things by force. They deserve what they get.

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@GreensAU2 What "chemically castrated"?
Just fkin chop their dicks off and let's see what they do without it.

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@JoshuaKhane Do you know what external hard drive is?

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@rutasosabu It's funny how an inbred leech claims to be a superior race.

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@shota201907 Chippity-choppity
Off with the head
If you are corrupt
That's what you get.

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@Parodyjeffx The definition of holocaust survivor is even worse.
Any jew who was alive at that time qualifies, even if they were on the other side of the planet.

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@politicalawake Japanese imam...

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@Xking332 I'm sure a few $ billions will help to calm them down.

[Australian Patriot. @JimThom90458694]

“This post needs to go viral – NOW!

So, as you might have heard, Australia’s controversial Digital ID bill was recently passed in Federal Parliament.

And no, this isn’t about logging into Medicare “more easily.” This is the wet dream of every power-drunk bureaucrat who’s ever fantasised about tracking what you eat, watch, spend, say – and even think.

Labor rammed it through with help from the Greens and Jacqui Lambie.

While Pauline Hanson, Malcolm Roberts, Matthew Canavan, Ralph Babet, Alex Antic and Gerard Rennick strongly opposed it.

Experts lined up to say it was dangerous. Legal groups shredded it. Privacy advocates screamed. The public wasn’t consulted. But they damn well passed it anyway.

This bill is not about “protecting your identity” – it’s about owning it.

Without a digital ID, you will eventually have no access to a bank account, cash, Centrelink, MyGov, flights, fuel, medication, voting in elections, and even receiving parcels in the mail.

And you can kiss goodbye to ever renting a home, owning a car, using social media, shopping online, accessing the internet at all, having a phone number, and buying groceries.

They say it’s “voluntary” – just like MyGov was “optional” until 10 million Aussies were forced into it just to access basic services.

Just like the COVID-19 vaccine was “optional” until those who resisted found themselves locked out of society for months for not being up-to-date with their boosters.

It’s coercion and blackmail with a friendly smile.

And now that this thing’s been jammed through Parliament, the tech giants are lining up like pigs at a data trough. They’ve already got your search history, your online purchases, your late-night Instagram habits, and every whispered “Hey Siri” or “OK Google.”

Now they get to attach all of that to your real name, address, and government-approved ID. That “anonymous data” you thought was floating harmlessly in the cloud? Not anymore.

Your Woolies reward card is now part of your permanent “consumer profile.” Your YouTube comments? Traceable. That shady dating app you thought was private? Good luck with that when your real ID is stitched to everything you do online.

Privacy’s gone, and it’s not coming back. And let's not pretend this data won't be regularly hacked, leaked, or sold to the highest bidder.

And when the system inevitably fails? One blackout, one outage, one “oops” from some contractor, and you’re digitally locked out of your own life, while some AI bot in a call centre tells you to try turning it off and on again.

The committee that was supposed to scrutinise this bill was a total joke. They ignored almost every expert submission, skipped past glaring privacy failures, human rights concerns, and technical red flags, and still gave it the green light.

It wasn’t an inquiry – it was a rubber stamp for the surveillance state controlled by foreign nations.

Every politician who voted for this has just helped build the scaffolding for digital tyranny. This is the infrastructure for a fully centralised, always-on tracking system.

They’ll say it’s for your safety. They’ll say it’s about efficiency. What they mean is: now they know who you are, where you are, what you’re saying, who you’re saying it to, and how to shut you up when you speak too much truth.

This isn’t progress – it’s control, plain and simple.

What we’re seeing isn’t some harmless upgrade – it’s China-style social credit wrapped in an Aussie flag, and you can bet the CCP is watching on proudly, noticing how we've finally caught up.

Please share this far and wide – before it gets flagged as misinformation by the exact system it’s warning you about! 🙏🏻‍”

[Doochebag @no_one_quits]

No amount of economic activity is worth having to share your homeland with niggers, jews, muslims and indians.

[日暮れひぐれん @higureshuuen]

ノルウェーは幼いうちから電子教材使いすぎて子供たちの学力が落ちたそうで、今後紙媒体に戻していくそうな。
自分たちを反面教師にしろと警告してる。

でも日本は聞かない。
電子教科書にどんどん変える。

他国の失敗は直視した方がいいよ。
紙媒体の教育は必要。
本やノートから離れちゃダメ。

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@k_mahlburg It does , just do it the Jewish way.

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@reizisokk The worst part is when it says it is made in Japan from imported ingredients.
Ingredients from high trust places like china, india , sri lanlka and so on.

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@twf003 Citizenship does not change DNA or mentality. So why would they be called like that.

[𝑮𝒆𝒏𝒁𝑷𝒂𝒕𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒕 @GenZPatriotz]

Signs of a dying civilization:

- jews in control of banks and media
- Women as politicians and police
- Sexual degeneracy everywhere
- Foreigners mass immigrating
- Rampant inflation
- Family structure destabilized
- Drugs and Alcohol everywhere

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

To the best of my knowledge I have never met a member of the IRGC. Neither expressed “a positive opinion” about them. An English woman named Shabana Mahmood has just made it punishable by 14 years in prison so to do so as a free-born Scotsman I will have to reconsider that. So far as I’m aware - as a UK legislator across five decades - this is the first time I have been explicitly told that I can go to prison literally for my opinion. For those of you cheering, remember, it will be your opinion next.

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@ihdhakkari @ihdgenelmerkez Was his detainment also mysterious?
Nobody wants any kurds in japan. They are being truly hated here.

[Michael Arbon @arbsmichael]

Western Australia accidentally conducted one of the world's largest real-world vaccine safety experiments.

From April 2020 until March 2022, Western Australian was isolated from the rest of Australia and the world. Its borders were closed, and for almost two years there was virtually no community transmission of COVID-19.

That makes Western Australia's data unique.

Across 2020 and 2021, a population of around 2.7 million people recorded just 1,223 COVID-19 cases. Some of which were classified as ‘historical cases’, and only around 11% were acquired locally. Most cases were linked to international arrivals, known contacts, or existing cases/clusters.

By the end of 2021, almost 4.1 million COVID-19 vaccine doses had been administered in the state.

According to the Western Australian Vaccine Safety Surveillance Annual Report 2021, the reported adverse event rate for all non-COVID vaccines was 11.1 per 100,000 doses.

For COVID-19 vaccines, it was 264.1 per 100,000 doses.

That is a reported adverse event rate per dose approximately 23.8 times higher than for all other vaccines combined.

Those figures deserve attention.

Western Australia's experience was unlike almost anywhere else on Earth.

Millions of vaccine doses administered in a population with very limited exposure to the virus and a material spike in adverse events.

If we are to learn from history, this data deserves our attention.

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@yume_no_soko38 The real problem is that single life is being normalized and accepted widely for its convenience.
Everything is small and portion sized, from food to homes. Easy and degenerate entertainments are everywhere to distract people from meaningful relations.