Fraser Tustian

The most undisputed biggest misuser of superlatives in the entire world, ever.

[Fraser Tustian @BaronFraser]

@jones_giorgio @WestLawson1 @mitchellvii No, seriously: says who and when? The administration has given over 10 different reasons for the war and inexpensive fuel/energy isn't one of them.

Is there an actual basis for saying that the real reason is inexpensive fuel/energy?

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@EricLDaugh Remember when The Democrats said things like "Joe Biden is really clear and lucid most of the time, but for some reason he only does it when the cameras aren't rolling"?

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@elonmusk "Whites are on the verge of extinction".

<Looks out window> No, I don't think they are.

Please try harder with the fearbait.

[Fraser Tustian @BaronFraser]

@SkyNewsAust How does the US take censorship threats from their own President?

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@MattWalshBlog But we can still laugh at Americans, right?

Asking for all Australians

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@SenJohnKennedy I bet you won't.

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@adambspencer @dontattempt How did you go with "Early pointers removed as sport’s alternative? (8,4)", @adambspencer?

We got it from the definition and cross letters but there are 4 of us and we can't figure out the puzzle properly.

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@BODARVILLE25 @GeorgiaBelle88 @harryjsisson @grok To be fair, that's not even remotely "16% of the prison population"

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@StephenM Make The Emperor Has No Clothes Fiction Again

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@superSaiyanSkai I didn't have the chance to change - I was reading a book!

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@supercalifrag33 @Dogsarethebes16 @bobjcarr @SenatorWong Cool. I am glad that the President whose supporters love him because he keeps other world leaders off guard with his unpredictable foreign policy is, in fact, entirely predictable after all.

[Fraser Tustian @BaronFraser]

@supercalifrag33 @Dogsarethebes16 @bobjcarr @SenatorWong Given that less than 1% of Fentanyl imports come from Canada, I think it's safe to say that it's a figleaf excuse to justify after the fact. There's no reason that similar excuses won't be made at whim.

[Fraser Tustian @BaronFraser]

@Dogsarethebes16 @bobjcarr @SenatorWong To be fair, the best way to stop Trump applying tariffs is probably not to reciprocate but to goad him into applying higher ones to begin with.

"Oh, tariffs are good for your economy and will raise trillions of dollars, Mr Trump? Why don't you put 200% on us all, then?"

[Fraser Tustian @BaronFraser]

@supercalifrag33 @Dogsarethebes16 @bobjcarr @SenatorWong One of his many conflicting stated policies is reciprocal tariffs. What he's actually doing is unrelated to that particular stated policy. Canada couldn't have retaliated by matching the tariffs if they were limited to reciprocal to begin with.

[Fraser Tustian @BaronFraser]

@RichardGrenell @Lin_Manuel Don't the arguments "they can’t be in the same room with Republicans" and "don’t want Republicans going to their shows" only carry weight if the The Kennedy Centre is now only for Republicans?

If so, I can understand why they'd be protesting.

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@krassenstein @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump @DOGE It won't get close to $1 trillion if the promises not to touch social security or Defense are honoured. I imagine it will promote a lot of small cuts of a few million dollars each. Meanwhile, as with 2016-2020, there will likely be a significant increase in the deficit.

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@elonmusk Please call your elected representative right away to tell them how Elon feels.

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@BurtMaclin_FBI @Jere_Memez @mattgaetz https://t.co/7xtWNR4D6L

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@PatrolmanMalone @DonaldJTrumpJr The internet: where people who proclaim speculation as certainty are rewarded for it.

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@mumbletwits With the caveat that we can't know without more detail than just a graph, but I note that we've slipped back to the ballpark of (though slightly below) pre-COVID levels, suggesting that the 2020-2023 spike *could* be COVID-stimulus related.