Denis Sweeney

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Has any country ever fallen off harder than Australia? When I was a kid, Australians were seen as tough and rugged. Steve Irwin types. Now the word “Australia” is synonymous with gay bullshit like this. Gay bullshit appears to be the country’s main export. Like Canada but with bigger spiders. What a shame.

[GAP @GordoAntiProgre]

La cara

La cara del tipo que impidió que 11 hijos de puta declaren inocente a la bruja que asesinó a sus tres hijitos. Abz!

[Ryan Dally @Ryandally08]

BREAKING: Anthony Albanese has been caught red handed donating a large amount of Australian taxpayer dollars to a club he has an undeclared interest in.

Anthony Albanese has been an honorary member of Marrickville Golf Club for many years.

Never declared it. Not once since 1996.

Then his government invited that same undeclared club, and only that golf club, onto a closed $560m grant list stacked toward Labor seats.

Which resulted in $6.5 million Australian taxpayer dollars going towards the renovation of that golf clubhouse.

Barry O’Farrell was forced to resign as NSW Premier for failing to declare a bottle of Penfolds.

O’Farrell failed to declare a $3,000 bottle of Penfolds Grange and was forced to resign.

Albanese has an undeclared golf club membership, then donates a $6 million cheque to that club.

Does $6 million of public money to an undeclared mates’ club outweigh a bottle of red wine?

This doesn’t pass the pub test.

Anthony Albanese must resign today.

This is a huge scandal.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

The woman who appears to be preparing to celebrate Charlie’s ass*ssination is an at-home caregiver in Brookville, Florida for elderly patients, who claims to be compassionate and empathetic.

Can’t make this up.

Does anyone know what company she works for?

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@WSJ They’re not far right, you knuckleheads!

This is especially dumb coming from WSJ.

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

There is far too much anti-male content and anti-male ideology creeping into Australian schools.

Let me be absolutely clear: boys should respect girls. Girls should respect boys. Consent matters. Violence and coercion are unacceptable.

But some Respectful Relationships Education (RRE) has moved well beyond those propositions.

Our Watch's school toolkit explicitly recommends giving boys opportunities to “explore and reflect upon their personal male privilege and power”, with work on masculinity centred on “gender inequality and the drivers of gendered violence”. It says the voices of women and girls should “remain central and valued”.

Our Watch describes RRE as a whole-school project for changing “attitudes, behaviours, norms, structures and practices”, based on the proposition that “gender inequality drives gender-based violence”.

NSW Department of Education material now says “harmful masculinities” normalise “domination, control, aggression and disrespect”, especially towards women and girls.

And Our Watch resources are linked directly from the Australian Curriculum's Respectful Relationships materials.

This is no longer simply “don't hit girls” or “understand consent”. It incorporates a highly contested theory about gender, power and masculinity.

Why should an individual 13-year-old boy be encouraged to understand himself through “male privilege and power”?

He may be bullied, poor, disabled, fatherless, traumatised, struggling at school, or himself a victim of violence...

And where is the symmetry?

Where are girls asked to examine “female privilege and power”? Where is comparable curriculum attention to harmful female behaviour, relational aggression, female perpetrators, male victims or same-sex violence?

None of this means denying the appalling violence experienced by females and males. We should confront sexual assault and domestic violence vigorously.

But protecting people doesn't require pathologising boys.

Australia's new National RRE Framework, released in March, describes itself as evidence-based and age-appropriate. We should therefore demand rigorous evidence of behavioural outcomes: are assaults, coercion, bullying and abusive relationships actually declining? Slightly shifting the answers given to gender-attitude surveys isn't enough.

There's a much better approach.

Teach every child:

Don't hit. Don't coerce. Don't humiliate. Respect consent. Control your anger. Don't distribute intimate images. Resolve conflict constructively. Intervene when someone is being harmed. Seek help when you're being abused. Take responsibility for your own behaviour.

Teach boys a positive vision of masculinity: courage, self-control, responsibility, integrity, service, fatherhood and using strength to protect rather than exploit.

Teach girls agency and responsibility.

Include male and female victims and perpetrators. Address same-sex violence. Target actual risk factors. Evaluate programs by reductions in harm, not by adherence to an ideology.

These principles belong on every classroom wall:
- Your sex neither makes you guilty nor innocent.
- Your behaviour is your responsibility.
- Everyone deserves safety, dignity and respect.

That's Respectful Relationships Education I would enthusiastically support.

#Education #Boys #RespectfulRelationships #MensHealth #AustralianEducation

[Stephane Celerier @stephanecel]

Keanu Reeves a fêté ses 62 ans le 2 septembre 2026.

Sandra Bullock, sa partenaire dans le film Speed, dit de lui :

« Son père l’a abandonné lorsqu’il avait trois ans, sa fille est morte à l’âge de huit mois, sa compagne est décédée dans un accident de voiture, son meilleur ami a succombé à une overdose… Et malgré tout cela, il n’a jamais perdu sa lumière, son monde ne s’est jamais effondré.

Lors du tournage de The Lake House, il a surpris une conversation entre deux assistants : une femme en pleurs expliquait qu’elle risquait de perdre sa maison si elle ne payait pas 20 000 dollars. Keanu a aussitôt transféré l’argent sur son compte.

Avec les gains de la trilogie Matrix, il a offert plusieurs millions de dollars à l’équipe des effets spéciaux, qu’il considérait comme les véritables héros du film.

Refusant de recourir aux cascadeurs sauf pour les scènes les plus dangereuses, il a remercié chacun de ces “héros” en leur offrant une moto Harley-Davidson.

Aujourd’hui encore, il se déplace en métro ou en bus quand c’est plus pratique, sans jamais éprouver de honte.

De nombreux hôpitaux affirment avoir reçu des dizaines de millions de dollars de sa part. Pour certains films, il a accepté de renoncer à 90 % de son salaire afin de permettre à la production d’embaucher d’autres acteurs.

En 1997, un paparazzi l’a surpris assis dans la rue à côté d’un sans-abri, partageant son petit-déjeuner et écoutant son histoire.

Tout ce que nous savons de Keanu Reeves, ce n’est pas lui qui nous l’a dit, mais les personnes qui ont bénéficié de son aide et de sa générosité. Il n’a jamais cherché à en parler.

Malgré toutes les épreuves qu’il a traversées, il aurait pu adopter une vision sombre et désespérée de la vie. Mais non : il a choisi de rester un homme bon, dans un monde qui ne l’est pas toujours. »

Plus qu’un acteur talentueux, Keanu Reeves est un véritable modèle d’humilité et de générosité ❤️🙏

[Retard Finder @IfindRetards]

The juror who held out in the Clancy trial.

The world salutes you

You are hereby certified NOT a retard.

[Lauren Chen @TheLaurenChen]

The Lindsay Clancy case is an analogy for western leadership as a whole.

9 crazy women.

2 pushover men.

1 single man of conviction holding the line.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Anthony Albanese says One Nation is “dangerous, divisive and downright dishonest”.

He says some parties will “say anything and do anything to win votes”, “bend any facts” and “peddle misinformation and disinformation”.

This clown needs to hold up a mirror to himself.

This is a Prime Minister who routinely lies to Australians. He tells people struggling to pay their mortgage, rent and grocery bills that the country is in “good shape”.

Now he wants his government to have more power over free speech.

There are genuine social problems associated with social media. But the answer is not giving a government like this the machinery to decide what is misinformation, what is dangerous and what Australians should be allowed to see, say and share.

Australia should be moving away from government censorship, not building the Orwellian machinery for it.

China does it. Iran does it. Russia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Myanmar do it.

Now Albo wants to build it here.

There is nothing this liar will not do to hold onto power.

[King David @KingDavid9y]

Guy Pearce wrote on X:
“I’ve never been so disgusted by a group of people in my life as I am by Israelis. Every day I witness their utter disregard and disdain for Palestinian life. It is shameful and sets humanity further backwards with every vile act like this.”

My answer to you, Guy Pearce:👇

I have never felt such dislike for anyone except brainless idiots like you, who don’t know history and probably haven’t seen the videos filmed by Hamas on October 7.
Shame on you, Guy Pearce!

[Denis Sweeney @DenisSweeney8]

@ChemistWhouse Never bought any Gillette product since they insulted ALL men. My son's don't either.

[Dave Hughes @DHughesy]

‘We Change Minds’ is the motto of The Australia Institute, a Canberra Lobby group, who are proud of changing the minds of Albo & Jim and leading them to break their election promises and hike taxes. That lost the trust of the people and crashed the economy. Didn’t affect the Australia Institute though because they don’t pay tax, as they are a registered charity. They spent 12 million dollars last year, funded by tax deductible donations. They refuse to disclose their major donors. We don’t know their masters. Lobby Groups aren’t charities and definitely shouldn’t be subsidised by the taxpayer.

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

Timothy Ray Jones Jr. strangled his 5 kids to death during schizophrenic psychosis

The jury deliberated for 2 hours

He got the death penalty

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

UNFIT FOR OFFICE

What an absolute disgrace.

The first law officer of the land, Attorney-General Michelle Rowland in the Albanese Regime, has just engaged in textbook victim-blaming — implying Pauline Hanson has brought death threats on herself.

This is the Attorney-General’s reported line:“I don’t wish any politician any ill will, irrespective of their political persuasion … BUT I think sometimes when comments like this are made, one needs to look at oneself and one’s behaviour.”

She also suggested Hanson “should examine what her party and what her ideology and her behaviour is doing, and whether or not that is encouraging that.”

The nation’s chief law officer should never create excuses for violence or shift responsibility onto the person being threatened.

Death threats are a crime. The only person responsible is the one making them.

Suggesting a politician “look at herself,” her party, her ideology or the “standards” she accepts is an attempt to rationalise intimidation.

That is not the language of someone fit to uphold the law. Michelle Rowland is unfit for office.

What’s next?

Women who go out in public “scantily dressed” and are sexually assaulted “need to look at themselves and their behaviour and the kinds of standards that they accept”?

It is exactly the same logic: blame the target, soften the crime, and treat violence as an understandable consequence of speech or association you dislike.

And remember it was only last week that elderly female One Nation volunteer was bashed in public by leftist thugs.

An Attorney-General’s first duty is equal protection under the law, not political scoring while a senator’s security detail is being ramped up because of threats.

Condemning violence without the “BUT she should look at herself” caveat is the minimum standard. Rowland failed it.

Rowland has demonstrated she is completely unfit for office. But sadly, she is another example of the worst Government in our nation’s history.

https://t.co/JYhA85oSv8

[Dave Hughes @DHughesy]

Thankyou for this mate. John went to the next election saying ‘ I’ve changed my position, if you vote for me this time you will get a GST’, and I didn’t vote for him, because as a young comedian, I didn’t want to be a tax collector. I told everyone I knew to not vote Coalition, but enough did, and he won again. So I accepted it, because he had a mandate. That’s democracy. What Albo & Co pulled wasn’t, and that’s why they will get deservedly demolished at next election. Their lies have lost them the trust of the electorate.

[NyanChuu🔮🇯🇵🍭 @tanpukunokami]

I can’t stop crying.

Another temple burned down today.

It was a historic temple in Yamaguchi Prefecture, founded in 931.

Who is doing this?

Are we really going to be told “the cause is unknown” again?

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

A bit strange, don’t you think?

As soon as Muslims started moving to Japan, its Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples started burning down, just like the churches in Europe.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Attorney-General Michelle Rowland must retract her comments and apologise for slandering One Nation and its supporters while appearing to excuse the violent threats directed against them.

Millions of Australians support One Nation. They are not extremists. They are not dangerous. And ministers should not use language that encourages others to treat them as if they are.

No minister, especially the Attorney-General and first law officer of the country, should suggest there is any justification for threats against Australians because of the political party they support.

Labor should be asking why Australians are abandoning them for One Nation, not demonising those Australians for how they vote and putting them in danger.

These are desperate acts from a government of liars.

[Chris Martz @ChrisMartzWX]

You are so brave, Tom.

Would you like a cookie? 🍪