@Paul_L_OBrien@Beavermedia When they’re funny they’re hilarious, but it’s very hard isn’t it. Just remember, she might not know who you are anymore, but you know who she is and that’s what matters.
@FreedmFightr1 I work with a lot of Gen Z, they’re alright. Of course they’re different, they’ve grown up in a different world and they’re fucked up by formative years in lockdown but the crew at work are giving me hope!
Your government doesn't protect you—it protects its own power.
Your media doesn't inform you—it programs you.
Your money is worthless paper backed by nothing but blind faith.
Your food is engineered to make you sick, then sell you the cure.
Your schools teach you obedience, not critical thinking.
Your vaccines are not tested for safety—they're tested for compliance.
Your wars are fought for profit, not freedom.
Your "leaders" laugh at you while you fight each other.
Repost if you're done being a sheep. 🔁
Basically, the court has ruled it’s perfectly fine for bigots who hate Australia to weaponise Australian law so they can freely offend and insult Australians — while those same bigots are protected from getting a taste of their own medicine.
Farqui spat on millions of Australians still in mourning over the Queen’s death when she took to social media and declared she “cannot mourn the leader of a racist empire built on the stolen lives, land and wealth of colonised people.”
The sheer, gutless hypocrisy of Farqui is staggering.
She migrated here, grabbed citizenship, bought multiple homes, secured a well-paid job in parliament, and has grown wealthy and influential off the very British institutions and heritage she now sneers at.
She reaps every benefit this country built — then turns around and spits in Australia’s face.
And let’s not forget her historical ignorance.
Farqui somehow overlooks that it was the British who ended the slave trade while Islamist corsairs were still raiding European coasts, capturing Christians and selling them into slavery.
The British Navy paid a heavy price — 141 killed and 742 wounded — bombarding Algiers in 1816 to free thousands of those Christian slaves from Islamist captors.
Yet after her vile & offensive tweet, Pauline Hanson spoke for millions of ordinary Australians (including me) in mourning and hit back:“You took citizenship, bought multiple homes, and a job in parliament. It’s clear you’re not happy, so pack your bags and piss off back to Pakistan”
—suddenly Hanson is the guilty one and Farqui plays the victim, happy to dish out the insults, but can’t take a single blow in return.
In my opinion, given the circumstances, Pauline Hanson had every right — and was completely correct — to respond exactly that way to Farqui’s vile, offensive tweet.
Hopefully the High Court will see it the same way. If not, we urgently need to change this law.
If not, what would have been an appropriate response in reply to Farqui’s vile attacked upon the Queen ?
#BREAKING An Iranian national who drugged and raped a 13 year old girl in her bedroom will not be deported or jailed - and will keep receiving taxpayer funded NDIS support while living freely in the community.
Arash Farzad spiked a mother and her daughter with benzodiazepines during a fake job interview, then raped the 13 year
old while threatening to cut her throat.
He told psychiatrists he had a sexual interest in girls of 13 because “Ozzy Osbourne was with a 13 year old” and he “wanted to try it out.”
The NSW Supreme Court just renewed his supervision order - but removed his ankle bracelet because it “identified him as a pedophile” and got him abuse.
They even cleared him to attend “NDIS barbecues.”
Farzad complained that his NDIS provider sent him only male support workers and expressed a desire for female support workers.
He now gets female support workers to “wash him” and “shampoo his hair.”
He has called them “wife material,” commented on women’s bodies in public, and said “I like them young.”
Taxpayers are funding this.
A convicted child rapist remains in the community on the NDIS.
How is this acceptable?
This is the first long-form piece I've written in a year:
Why this topic? Because, for starters, 250,000 girls were raped. Unimaginable and appalling though that is—the reality is much worse:
#BREAKING The Albanese government is trying to shield itself, and the public from the truth.
Ex ASIO undercover agent “Marcus” infiltrated Sydney’s Islamic State networks and says he warned the agency about Sajid and Naveed Akram six years before they murdered 15 people at the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack.
Now, just as he’s ready to give evidence to the Royal Commission, Home Affairs Minister, Tony Burke, has denied him a visa.
They claim they’re “not satisfied” he intends to stay temporarily.
The man who risked his life gathering intel on the killers is locked out.
The commission that was “eager” to hear from him is left without his testimony.
This is pure obstruction.
Absolute disgrace.
What are they trying to hide.
@HeliJoc@RupertLowe10 Government tobacco costs 70 usd for a small pouch in Australia… 7usd in the black market. No one smokes govt tobacco here any more. Either way you’re buying from criminals.