Bear Hoff

Proud Australian, Worker at the Dream Factory, these are my own thoughts and views

[Brett Walker @Brw1963Brett]

That will be you soon Albanese you and the pom have a lot in common you’ve both ruined the country that gave you leadership. You screwed your own people. you both didn’t listen and the people were screaming at you but you turned a blind eye to be puppets for the UN . Take note toad , you made half of us pay dearly to make banks richer while finding more ways to over tax anyone that worked there arse off . I can see that sucking the life out of taxpayers all your life getting everything for nothing controls your mentality. You learned to lie proficiently from an early age you would have been a successful used car salesman . You didn’t and never will deserve the leadership of the country that gave you everything. Pathological con artists

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@PaulineHansonOz If Murray is claiming that Labour is reducing migration….then why is he so upset that you want to reduce it further? The math doesn’t math
Go get em Pauline

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@DredgeDiver @PaulineHansonOz Wow… cry harder
Labor is the union and lobbyist bitch, they also have the rich on their side
He is the most weak and embarrassing leader we have ever had

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@KobieThatcher the middle eastern demographic has increased enormously, I lived around Auburn, Bankstown, Burwood during those decades and there weren’t too many Anglos at all,always had my gaurd up whenat Bankstown mall, I felt like a foreigner in my own country even then (late 80s early 90s)

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@KobieThatcher It has seriously been like this since the 70’s and 80’s, hence why most Anglo Aussies left the area

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@OneNationAus This is political suicide….

[Bob @BobBurn97207272]

Tony Burke is Australia's Minister for Home Affairs, Immigration and Citizenship. He is responsible for keeping Australians safe, managing who comes into this country and who gets to stay. Here is his record.
He owns six investment properties while telling Australians that mass immigration is the solution to the housing crisis.
He ran industrial scale citizenship ceremonies in the weeks before the 2025 federal election. His department took over from local councils and staged 25 ceremonies at Sydney Olympic Park swearing in 12,500 new Australian citizens in a matter of days. Twenty one of those 25 ceremonies were held in Labor held or marginal seats. Liverpool Council confirmed 700 citizenship applications were rushed through specifically in the seat of Werriwa. Multiple people familiar with citizenship ceremonies said what Burke did was unprecedented. The local Liberal mayor said they were stacking marginal seats better than Woolworths stacks shelves. Burke denied targeting Labor seats then went on an Indian media podcast and bragged about running mass citizenship ceremonies before the election.
On that same podcast he said he wants to give citizenship to all 2.9 million people currently in Australia on temporary visas. He also said immigration is the solution to the housing crisis. This is the man with six investment properties telling you that bringing in more people will fix the housing shortage.
When he took over as Home Affairs Minister in July 2024 his predecessor had been cancelling visas of foreign criminals under intense public pressure. Burke cancelled zero visas on character grounds in his first month. Zero. His predecessor had cancelled 77 in about a year. Burke was described as a soft touch who failed to use his powers to protect the community.
Then there are the ISIS brides. Australian women who voluntarily left Australia to join Islamic State in Syria were allowed to return. Burke publicly denied the government was involved in facilitating their return. Internal department notes from a June 2025 meeting show his own department recorded that he gave a commitment to find a way to bring more of the cohort back to Australia. He then asked the departmental staff member to leave the room so he could have a frank off the record discussion. The head of the Home Affairs department attended that meeting. A letter from Save the Children included a blacked out list of individuals to be repatriated. The women arrived. Burke still maintains the government played no role.
Naveed Akram who carried out the Bondi Beach massacre on December 14 2025 killing 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration grew up in Burke's electorate of Watson in southwest Sydney. He was first investigated by ASIO in 2019 as an associate of Islamic State supporters, assessed and cleared under Burke's own agency's oversight, then travelled to the southern Philippines for weapons training before murdering 15 Australians. Burke says there are things he cannot say publicly due to suppression orders. What he can say is that assessments were made and the threat was not considered high enough. Fifteen people are dead.
Hizb ut-Tahrir which Burke himself has described since his first term in parliament as a radicalising organisation causing nothing but harm in the community still operates freely in Australia. Burke says he keeps asking whether they meet the legal threshold for banning. They are still there.
And through all of this Burke has publicly stated he has never accepted the word assimilation and does not want migrants to lose who they are. There are currently 77,000 people living in Australia without valid visas on his watch.
This is not incompetence. This is a deliberate agenda being run by a man who has been in parliament since 2004, knows exactly what he is doing and answers to a Labor government that has presided over record immigration, record housing unaffordability, record power bills, record debt and a terrorist attack that killed 15 Australians in his own electorate.
So here is the question. After reading all of that why would any Australian vote for Labor or the Greens who support every single one of these policies and are doing nothing but helping them destroy the country we grew up in.

[Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education @craigkellyAFEE]

This is what leftists want to expose your daughter, wife and mother to - gender neutral bathrooms.

Just remember when you Vote Labor hoping to get free stuff, you are voting to empower Labor to embed their social justice warriors throughout every institution.

So now we have the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) infiltrated and proposing that half of all public toilets at new stadiums, shopping centres and office blocks in Australia be designated “gender neutral” under a new building code

“Embracing diversity, and reflecting it in our built environment, will contribute to the wellbeing of all individuals and foster a more accepting community,” the ABCB said.

For these leftist sickos "embracing diversity" means exposing your daughter, wife and mother to scenes like this in public toilets.

[Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education @craigkellyAFEE]

It’s time for some truth-telling.

Anthony Albanese has been an unmitigated, catastrophic failure — the worst Prime Minister Australia has ever endured.

Four years ago he promised: “Life will be cheaper under me.”

That wasn’t just a promise — it was a boast that set the clear goalposts by which he now must now be judged.

And the verdict is in: total humiliation.

Far from making life cheaper, Albanese has delivered the highest inflation rate in the developed world — beaten only by sanction-hit Russia as it wages its brutal war in Ukraine.

Australians are being absolutely hammered at the checkout, in their rent, their mortgages, and their power bills, while this Prime Minister smirks as he lies through his teeth every-time he opens his mouth.

By any objective measure, Albanese hasn’t just failed — he has failed spectacularly, hopelessly, and destructively.

Because when you obsessively follow the woke agenda, virtue-signal your way through office, chase the deranged Net Zero fantasy, and flood the country with unprecedented levels of migration not for the national interest but as a cynical vote-importing racket for Labor — economic carnage is the inevitable result.

Australians are now paying the brutal price for Albanese’s failure: the highest inflation in the developed world outside Russia.

Make no mistake — Anthony Albanese is a proven disaster.

Weak, out-of-touch, and utterly incompetent.

He is, without question, our worst Prime Minister in history.

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@DavidShoebridge Indigenous veterans have always been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to welcome to country being introduced …there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides..IMO

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@celinevmachine_ Indigenous veterans have been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to welcome to country being introduced …there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides..IMO

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@TMFScottP Indigenous veterans have been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to welcome to country…there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides..IMO

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@emilybwebb Indigenous veterans have been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to welcome to country…there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides..IMO

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@Tonethebone160 Indigenous veterans have been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to welcome to country…there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides..IMO

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@craigkellyAFEE 💯 Craig
Indigenous veterans have been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to the introduction welcome to country…there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides, and adds nothing to the service

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@DrCraigEmerson Indigenous veterans have been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to welcome to country…there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides..IMO

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@CalvinBart69984 @craigkellyAFEE Indigenous veterans have been honoured at every service I attended PRIOR to welcome to country…there were no boos or jeers at those commemorations..let’s leave this out of this solemn day, it clearly upsets both sides..IMO

[Bear Hoff @Bearhoffy]

@robbenson1979 @DrewPavlou A lot working as carers in retirement homes…big companies house them in hostel like accommodation and charge them for utilities…..the irony is the cost of living is so high some are leaving

[katy 🌸 @KatyKray73]

Australia is facing a mountain of toxic old solar panels leaching chemicals into landfills, with no viable recycling. The govt’s own Dept of Climate Change warned of the crisis.

Albanese govt pushes rollout but ignores decommissioning. 3M tons installed now, 250,000 tons of waste by 2030.

This isn’t “green” energy. It’s expensive pollution. 😨👇🏽

[Michael Arbon @arbsmichael]

One simple (yet unrealistic) change to how we’re paid could transform government accountability overnight.

Right now, Australian salary earners don’t truly feel what they’re forced to pay.

Their employer withholds their income tax, their superannuation is sent off, and student debt repayments are made before they see a cent.

They never touch the money, and barely see the cost.

Imagine this instead (based on average full-time earnings):

You receive 100% of your monthly salary of $9,941… and then the invoices arrive in your inbox.

An invoice from the ATO for $2,046.
An invoice from your super fund for $1,065.
An invoice for your student debt repayments of $533.

You’d receive $119,286 into your account, but physically hand over $43,720 for the year.

It hurts to pay a bill, especially if you're not getting fair value in return.

When individuals feel the full cost, they are far more likely to demand transparency, efficiency, and accountability.

Taxpayers would start asking the hard questions:
- Why am I paying so much tax?
- Where is this money going?
- What value am I getting?

The government would face public pressure to justify every dollar of spending.

Superannuation funds would be scrutinised over their fees, service, and performance.

Universities would be forced to prove the value of their degrees.

The people might finally understand that ‘free’ is just code for taxpayer funded.

Unrealistic, I know, but if Australians had to feel every dollar they pay, accountability would no longer be optional.