Justin Ford

[Naseer Awan @NaseerAwanX]

یہ ویڈیو بھارت کی ہے، جہاں ایک موٹر سائیکل سوار نے راہ چلتے ایک شخص سے موبائل چھیننے کی کوشش کی۔ اس کے ہاتھ میں ہتھیار بھی تھا، لیکن پھر اس کے ساتھ آگے جو کچھ ہوا، اس کا اس نے تصور بھی نہیں کیا تھا!

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Justin Ford @Fordwah]

@BBL Catch was completed

[Ivor Cummins @FatEmperor]

VERY important reminder that we are being spectacularly scammed by the sinister UN Globalist scumbags:

[Kurt Mahlburg @k_mahlburg]

Your power bills didn’t spike by accident.

New research from @TheIPA reveals how Australians were forced to hand over $1.7 billion in 2024 — much of it to foreign-owned solar companies.

Here’s what’s really driving your energy costs 🧵

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

This is 100% how Canberra works.

[Senator Matt Canavan @mattjcan]

Presumably, The Australian Financial Review’s editorial (“Nats’ populism a threat to Liberals’ economic reset”) was written before the front page was set for the day.

Your front page warned that high power prices could force yet another Australian fertiliser plant to shut down. How could power prices be so high when we were promised that net zero and the huge investment in renewables would lower them?

The Nationals are not a threat to an “economic reset”. The biggest threat to Australia’s economic revival is the Professor Pangloss groupthink that berates anyone who dares propose a different idea to fix the dire state of things in this country.

Our productivity has fallen by 5.7 per cent in three years. Real wages have gone back a decade. Interest rates on Australian government debt have increased fivefold, and we risk losing our AAA credit rating.

We have never had an economic decline at this pace. Peter Dutton did a good job of pointing out all these problems. It is just that his message was, “your life is really crap under Labor but we are not proposing any major changes to fix things”. That did not add up, and so we were thrashed.

Likewise, the Financial Review writes as if all we need is one more AFR Energy Summit, one more CSIRO report or one more energy governance board (we already have more bodies than a graveyard in this space). Perhaps if we just have one more conversation about “sensible tax reform”, everything will be fine. Just explain to me slowly how indexing our tax brackets would help make Australian fertiliser production viable again.

I am glad my run for the Nationals leadership has given the comfortable, coddled and second-rate political class of this country a shake. We need a shake-up. Our country is in decline. We are losing our living standards, we are losing our jobs, we are losing our industries, and we are losing the confidence that we are the Lucky Country.

Just in the last few years, we have lost our urea industry (the most used fertiliser in Australian farming), our plastics industry and our nickel industry. We have just two fuel refineries left. And, one of our remaining two steel mills is in administration. It will be saved only by a huge taxpayer bailout. All these sectors face crippling carbon taxes under Labor’s net zero by 2050 goal.

These losses do not just harm our economic security, they also hurt our food and national security. Half of our nation’s food is grown with fertilisers from natural gas, and we now import that fertiliser from China and the Middle East. We cannot make AdBlue from scratch, so if our sea lanes are embargoed, our entire trucking fleet would be brought to a standstill.

Given the scale of this crisis, maybe, just maybe, it is time we had a debate on whether our current energy plan of “wind and solar renewables backed up by big batteries and firmed by gas-fired peaking plants” is the right idea. The Financial Review calls this plan “rational”. Well, Tony Blair disagrees. He recently called the net-zero goal “irrational”, and Peter Beattie said this week that we had “stuffed it” with too many renewables.

If you are going to claim that our current energy plan makes sense, it would be great if you could point to one country where something like what we are doing has lowered energy prices. The Financial Review complains that the Coalition’s nuclear energy plan was “wildly expensive” and would create a “nationalised” energy industry. Yet, it says nothing of the billions upon billions of taxpayer funds that are constantly funnelled into our mendicant renewables sector.

During the election, the Labor government gave yet another $2 billion subsidy to our aluminium industry because its plan to run on green energy is not actually cheaper than running on coal. What is most depressing about the Financial Review editorial is that it is largely not about how we make Australia’s economy better. The paper used to bravely lead the charge in arguing for economic reform, even when this was unpopular. Instead, it now mainly provides naive advice on how to win elections, from people who have probably spent more time working for McKinsey than running actual political campaigns.

Politics is not management consulting. You do not win elections by conducting market research of your customers and positioning yourself in the “sensible centre” of their views. In politics, the centre of the road is where you get run over. And, we just got made into roadkill. In politics, you have to inspire your supporters with a cause, with a mission, with a higher purpose to give your army an esprit de corps.

When Labor won with a one-seat majority in 2022, the Coalition deluded itself into thinking that with just a few tweaks, we could sneak back into office. Now that we are at our lowest ebb since World War II, the small target approach won’t work. If we are going to have a fighting chance at the next election, we are going to have to fight.

I appreciate the Financial Review’s advice because it has helped clarify my thinking. As you say, the Nationals know how to win elections. So maybe we should trust our instincts next time and give it a red-hot crack.

[Louis Christopher @LouiChristopher]

What I have just gone through this morning with CBA is disgusting. Absolute despicable, Orwelian stuff. Driven by Austrac.
https://t.co/Iufb2jflur

Just out of the blue, the bank sent me the enclosed email and demanded to know:
1) How I have built up my wealth?
2) Why have I made cash withdrawals?
3) If I am holding cash at home, why?
4) Why did I make certain transactions to third parties.

I called the bank and it was true. They were going to suspend all my accounts this week if I didnt tell them the answers to the above questions. Said Austrac gave them the authority to do that.

[Tom Playford @TomPlayford3]

At the moment in South Australia almost all our electricity is coming from gas fired turbines or brown coal from Victoria. The billions we've spent on wind turbines are wasted, they don't provide power when needed - expensive gas is providing our power at most peak times:

[Doc Malik @DocAhmadMalik]

Did I tell you?
I don't fucking consent to their bullshit.
Not their real vaccines.
Not their fake fucking mRNA vaccines
Not their climate change bullshit.
Not their geoengineering stratospheric chemtrail bollocks.
I don't consent to being governed.
Certainly not by the two faced paedo drug addicted money whores lying bastards called politicians.
I don't consent to their fake healthcare system.
I don't consent to Agenda 2030 and their bullshit sustainability goals.
I don't consent to mass migration.
I don't consent to the fucking DEI ESG crap.
I don't consent to their idea of education.
I don't consent to taxation, especially when it's spent on bullshit projects that enrich the few like HS2.
Or feed the military industrial complex and bombing of innocent Palestinians.
I don't consent to anything smart, not smart cities, smart roads, smart phones, smart TVs, smart meters, or smart anything!
I don't consent to not eating meat and real food.
I don't consent to fluoride in my water, or aluminum and heavy metals in the soil.
I don't consent to glyphosate on crops.
I don't consent to the soil being raped of all nutrition.
I don't consent to wind farms and solar panels blighting the countryside.
I don't consent to 5G, 6G or any fucking G.
I don't consent to being bombarded by non native EMF everywhere I go.
I don't consent to drinking water full of pesticides, herbicides, heavy metals, oestrogen, toxins, and other garbage.
I don't consent to zionism.
I don't consent to the idea that there is a chosen people, fuck that.
I don't consent to technocracy, crony capitalism, socialism, wokeism or any fucking ism.
I don't consent to drag Queens reading to kids.
I don't consent to cow's being fed Bovear.
I don't consent to digital ID or digital currency.
I don't consent to the shit show all around me.
I don't fucking consent.
Did you get that?
Have a nice day.

[Rob Smith @Ausbobsmit]

How on earth did we end up with 6 years of Tony Albanese.

The liar in the lodge.

I'll tell you.

Voter fraud. That's how. Make no mistake.

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

According to the MSM, "global warming" is the reason it's so cold. 🤡

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

🔥 Congratulations Australia

We are the ‘Number 1’ country with the highest % of immigrants.

We are now at 31% & our culture & way if life is dying. We didn’t want this, our Government did!

[Matt Barrie @matt_barrie]

winning

[Kurt Mahlburg @k_mahlburg]

The Liberal Party just got crushed.

Not because Australians love Labor—

But because the Left built a machine that locks in their power.

A thread 🧵on what the Liberals must DESTROY to win again:

[Justin Ford @Fordwah]

@AndrasZold @_we_love_food It was the McOz

[Ozpollies @OzPollies]

Sick of being "welcomed" to the country you were born and raised in, like you’re a guest?

- They’ll smear you as a racist.

Question men identifying as women to compete in female-only sports or use women’s restrooms?

- You’re branded a transphobe.

Prefer flying one national flag 🇦🇺 instead of a mix of others?

- They’ll paint you as a fascist.

Concerned about mass immigration of men from war-torn or culturally incompatible regions?

- You’re shrugged off as an Islamophobe.

Annoyed by schools pushing activist agendas on kids instead of sticking to education?

- They’ll call you a bigot.

Skeptical of climate policies that jack up your bills while doing little for the planet?

- You’re labeled a denialist.

Frustrated by censorship of honest opinions online just because they don’t fit the narrative?

- They’ll tag you a misinformation spreader.

Tired of being told your history and culture are something to be ashamed of?

- You’re dismissed as a colonialist.

How does go’n get fucked sound 🤷‍♂️

[Sam Kennard @SamKSS]

In Hunter, incumbent Labor member @DanRepacholi is putting the anti-coal, anti-mining, high-taxing Greens candidate Louise Stokes ahead of pro-Hunter and pro-coal @StuarBonds from @OneNationAus, who is last!
The Hunter is doomed under Labor.

[Brian Marlow @BrianTaxpayers]

I’ve just launched another campaign video across key working-class electorates to expose what Labor’s mass migration agenda has done to this country.

Mass migration was a mistake. Ordinary Australians are paying the price.

It’s not sustainable, it's not fair and it’s not what Australians voted for.

I'm putting this video in front of as many voters as possible. They deserve the truth and a real choice at the election.

Please Watch the ad and share it. Let’s take our country back.

[Justin Ford @Fordwah]

@Takin_Thepis_s Department Investigating Non-essential Government Overspending would read better