IamSimonB

Self Employed Homeschooling Dad watching my country 🇦🇺 decline into the doldrums.
The world as we know it is changing, and not necessarily for the better!

[IamSimonB @EssJay001]

So what they're saying is....
Here's a bill, that we'll pass into law, that says if you disagree with us online before the next election, means we can send you to jail.
Sounds completely fair to me.

Australia is becoming more communist every damn freaking day !

[Anthony Khallouf @ausvstheagenda]

🚨𝗡𝗘𝗪: Communications Minister Michelle Rowland says that the Misinformation & Disinformation Bill is going to protect our democracy.

She also says that despite introducing the bill into Parliament so late in the year, the hope is to pass it into law by the end of 2024, even if it means bypassing debate in the Senate.

[Djt @DJT70]

@SatoshiWolf Australia has subversively become a socialist state without a bullet fired. Its an insidious ideology that must be destroyed to restore our great country.

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

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[paseq @xpaseqx]

🚀🇦🇺 Major tax reform could make Australia's economy world-class.

Christopher Joye's (@cjoye) bold blueprint:
- Permanently end bracket creep
- Flatter, simpler income tax (0% to 42%)
- Company tax cut to a flat 20%
- Zero CGT on first $20k gains + 10% IP rate
- Full instant expensing for business investment

Funded by lifting GST to 15% (broad base), a 50% NDIS trim, and slashing public service costs by 25%.

Net result? A modest surplus and a genuine productivity-led economy that rewards work, risk-taking and innovation instead of bureaucracy.

Australia doesn't lack money. It lacks courage. Time to choose.

#AusEconomy #TaxReform #Budget2026 #auspol

[Karl Pharks 🇦🇺 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 @Karl_Pharks]

@Ryandally08 Compare the legal process:

[Satoshi Wolf @SatoshiWolf]

A few years ago I went into a charcoal chicken shop in Melbourne and ordered a half chicken and chips.

Paid $14 (can't remember the exact figure) and waited.

While waiting I started to noticed the rainbow flag stickers, always was always will be and an assortment of other brain rot.

The guy packs my order and as I go to take it he tells me he gave me too many chips as the pack comes with a medium chips but he'd given me large.

He said I needed to pay an additional 50c. I laughed thinking he was having some fun.

I realised he wasn't. I said no. He said ok. Then proceeded to take a small handful of chips out of the already packed box.

It's a moment that will stick with me.

I remember as a kid we'd play at the basketball court and then go get a chicken strip snack pack from the Wog run fish and chip shop.

It was 3 strips and some chips. We didn't have much money and they could see there were a few of us who had pooled our coins.

They'd always give us 5 strips and a large chips and throw in a big bottle of softdrink and some plastic cups.

Sounds like an odd thing to remember but it's a memory of what we've lost as a country.

I had hoped my kids grew up in a high trust society, where kindness and community were important to everyone.

Australia no longer has that, at least I can't see it. So we moved and found it elsewhere.

High trust. Brilliant community of like minded people. I hope Australia returns to its roots.

[Gav Meister @GavinBrx]

An Australian family in Perth just sat down and did the maths the government hoped you’d never do.
Cost to buy & own a home over 34 years: $2,016,850
Taxes paid to the government over the same period: $2,717,865
You paid more in tax than for your own house. Let that sink in.
Breakdown:
• $2.2M in income taxes, GST, duties & excises
• $105k in council rates
• $94k in vehicle taxes across 7 cars
• $300k in tax on your super (the money meant for retirement)
And what’s the big relief in the 2025 Budget? A $268 tax cut.
That’s $5.15 a week — less than a pie and a beer.
You’re not bad with money. You’re being taxed into the ground.
I love this country, but I’m bloody tired of everyday Aussies working their whole lives just to hand over more to the government than they spend on their home — while those collecting it face zero consequences.
The numbers don’t lie.
Time to prepare, protect and future-proof your family. The fighting spirit is needed now more than ever.
(Martene Wallace on Instagram)
What do you think? 🇦🇺

[Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 @DrewPavlou]

New article in the Australian Financial Review argues that migrants should not be blamed for house price increases because every single non-Aboriginal Australian is ultimately a migrant.

Do these people understand that this constant sneering attitude towards white Australians plays a big role in the rise of parties like One Nation?

People are fed up with being told that they have no connection to Australia, that they have no country of their own, that they are just settler coloniser thieves squatting on stolen land.

Their ancestors found a remarkably depopulated continent essentially frozen in Neolithic, pre-historic conditions for tens of thousands of years and within 200 years they built a modern nation state that builds nuclear submarines and sends rockets into space.

And then they are told that they have less right to the future direction of this country than people who arrived last week on student visas.

THIS is literally the number one thing driving the surge of One Nation. Why do they refuse to see it?

I am glad that the British came to Australia and built a modern nation state. Without settlement, Australian conditions would be the same as sub-Saharan Africa. It would be like Papua New Guinea, a country where isolated highland tribes still engage in brutal tribal warfare into the 21st century. Why do we have to hate ourselves? Why can’t we be proud of the civilisation that the British peoples and their allies friends built in Australia?

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

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So much for ‘Free Speech’

[Tyler Green @GreenTyler27]

“The single biggest intellectual error during my political lifetime has been to confuse freedom with equality. In fact, equality, being an unnatural condition which can only be enforced by the state is usually the enemy of liberty.”

- Margaret Thatcher delivering her address at Hofstra University on 27 March 2000

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I read that this trans Indian migrant who has managed to get elected to the Scottish Parliament has backed calls for Scots to pay reparations to Palestine.

Here's the official Restore Britain response.

Piss off.

[Paul Templeton @Paul__Templeton]

If ASIO or any other agency comes to my door with the intention of dragging me in for one of their new “compulsory questioning” sessions, let me be perfectly clear right now:

I will not cooperate.

I will not answer their questions.

And I will not stay silent about it.

I will speak publicly about the fact that I was approached. I will speak about what was asked of me. I will speak about how they tried to silence an Australian citizen using secretive powers.

Because these powers are not being used against terrorists. They are being built to silence Australians who question the legitimacy of the managerial state.

I am not a violent man. I'mI do not call for violence. I have committed no crime. My only “crime” is pointing out that the state fundamentally changed the nature of this country without the consent of the Australian people — and that this has destroyed its moral legitimacy.

This is not extremism. This is a philosophical argument about consent and the proper role of government.

If they use these powers against me, it will not be because I am dangerous.

It will be because I am effective.

So consider this my public notice:

I will not be intimidated into silence.

I will not recognise the legitimacy of these secretive powers when they are used to protect a system that no longer protects the Australian people.

If they come for me, they had better be prepared for the fact that I will speak.

Because some things are more important than personal comfort.

The truth is more important.

The legitimacy of this nation is more important.

And I will not be muzzled to protect a state that has abandoned its own people.

[IamSimonB @EssJay001]

@TommiPedruzzi Guide

[IamSimonB @EssJay001]

@AndrewBolis YT

[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

I've often said that education is the silver bullet to fix Aboriginal intergenerational welfare dependency long-term.

Whilst in remote areas, I've been on the minibus that collects kids at their doorstep - they don't even have to go to a bus stop.

The driver would toot the horn then knock on the door. And the excuses would follow.

"I can't get him out of bed."

"He was out all night until 3am."

"It's a sorry day." (But they couldn't say for whom)

"I need her to help with the groceries" (And that, apparently, can't be done at 3.30pm)

I formed the opinion that many parents purposefully did not want their kids attending school because they might want further education or a job and move away from the community, leaving extended family without support. Selfish, but I believe this is a large part of it.

On my first day on Groote Eylandt, the first class was of five. That was considered a success, even though probably four times that many should have been there.

I was told the first challenge was to get them to speak English. I was gobsmacked. I had no idea that it wasn't the case automatically.

The whole attitude to education, the only thing that will change health and employment outcomes, must change.

We've tried the 'carrots': free school breakfast and lunch; school swim/footy programs (no school, no swim/footy); trips away for the highest attendance (some get to see the sea for the first time); dual-language tuition; even robotics courses were successful at Dhupuma, with kids travelling to the US to compete!

It's now time to employ the 'sticks': $10 fines for each day each child is absent, deducted from welfare, if necessary. Sit back and see how fast things change.

We all know it's necessary, but which government will suffer the slings and arrows of shrill squeals of 'Racism!' to fix the otherwise unfixable?

[Rob Smith @Ausbobsmit]

Albo gave them back their previously cancelled citizenship and cancelled passports. They are not Australians. These passports were fraudulently obtained.

All nine of the children were born overseas, they are not Australians. Nor are the women.

Albanese and Burke gave their personal mate Jamal Rifi the passports. This was set up by Labor.

Albanese is a liar along with Burke.

[Aus Integrity @QBCCIntegrity]

Grok does a decent job of tracking Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Lies… Did it miss any?

Here we go:

Broken promises, backflips and lies by Anthony Albanese since 2022:

• Promised household power bills would be $275 cheaper a year by 2025. Prices rose instead.

• Promised second stage power price cuts after 2025. Pulled the plug on rebates at end of 2025 with no further cuts delivered.

• Promised to keep Coalition’s stage three tax cuts exactly as planned with no changes. Changed and restructured them.

• Promised no changes to superannuation. Introduced new tax on balances over $3 million.

• Promised real wages would grow and rise above pre-election levels. Failed to deliver.

• Promised 450 gigalitres of environmental water under Murray-Darling Basin Plan. Delivered only 27.5 gigalitres.

• Promised 50 urgent care clinics by his own deadline. Missed the deadline.

• Promised new Pacific Engagement Visa by his own deadline. Missed the deadline.

• Promised Makarrata Commission for truth-telling and treaty. Abandoned it after Voice referendum failed.

• Promised no changes to negative gearing. Now pushing or allowing changes.

• Promised long-term immigration planning locked in. Walked away from it.

• Promised 42.5% Commonwealth funding of hospital costs by 2030 with no caps. Walked back and added funding caps.

• Promised to deliver on every single election commitment. Broke multiple as listed.

• Backflipped on removing sexuality, gender identity and sexual variation questions from 2026 census.

• Initially refused royal commission into Bondi terror attack and rising antisemitism. Backflipped and announced one.

• Backflipped on hate speech legislation by splitting the bill to get it through Parliament.

• Lied about falling off the stage during 2025 campaign event. Video showed he tumbled off; he repeatedly denied it and claimed he just stepped back one step and was fine.

• Removed the RMIT ABC election promise tracker amid scrutiny over broken pledges.

• Promised to buy back Darwin Port from Chinese ownership before 2025 election. Still in Chinese hands, promise not delivered.

• Promised a royal commission into the COVID-19 response. Delivered a watered-down inquiry instead and blocked calls for a full royal commission.

• Promised a new era of transparency and open government plus FOI reform so laws couldn’t be flouted. FOI refusal rates nearly doubled to 23 per cent and full disclosures hit historic lows.

[Geoff Wilson @GeoffWilsonWAM]

Theft from aspirational Australians will be delivered in the budget next week. Young Aussie puts in $10k, compounds at 15% for 50 years → $10.84 million.
Inflation-indexed cost base: just $44k. Current CGT: $2.63M tax.
Labor’s new proposal: $5.23M tax.
They want to seize HALF your life’s work.
This isn’t tax reform — it’s theft from aspirational Australia.
Stop punishing success. #TaxRaid #AussieDreamKiller

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

At least we beat Russia.

We have an incompetent fool destroying the nation.

Without doubt our worst ever PM.

[Primod @chrisprimod]

Childhood Vaccines:

1962 = 5 vaccines
2013 = 32 vaccines
2026 = up to 90 vaccine doses

Autism Rates:

1983 = 1 in 10,000
2013 = 1 in 88
2026 = 1 in 20 boys

Coincidence?