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I know more than I say, think more than I speak & notice more than you realise. 😀

[💪🏻 @Gorsk17]

@DavidDim_ocracy I pray you’re wrong but suspect you’re not unfortunately.

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

WHY ARE NONE OF THE MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES TALKING ABOUT JOBS BEING OFFSHORED BY THE BANKS?

Could it be that they are all captured by them!

The banking sector is slashing thousands of jobs in Australia whilst creating them offshore yet no political party apart from People First wants to talk about it.

What’s worse is that no political party apart People First had a policy to stop banks from offshoring jobs.

We intend to charge 100% payroll tax on wages paid offshore by Australian companies for Australian based roles to stop jobs going offshore.

It’s outrageous that the Federal Government applies no withholding tax on this practice as it is.

This is just another policy where People First is putting the Australian People First.

Sign up today to keep our jobs in Australia at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF

Our land. Our profits.

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“National Australia Bank says it will cut up to 2,500 jobs, or about 6 per cent of its workforce, by mid-2027.

That would include up to 1,500 roles before the end of this year, NAB said in a statement to the stock exchange.

NAB employs more than 5000 workers in India and a further 2000 in Vietnam in what it calls "innovation centres".

There are currently dozens of job postings on LinkedIn at both the Vietnam and Indian operations, including in marketing and communications, human resources, IT and compliance and risk.

A number of the job listings were posted this week.”

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

INCREASING THE GST IS NOT A SOLUTION - ITS JUST REPLACING ONE TAX WITH ANOTHER TAX

There are calls to lift the GST to lower income tax again.

Australia doesn't need higher taxes dressed up as a different name.

We need better run government that:

1) doesn't waste taxpayer dollars, 2) stops profits from going offshore,
3) builds and owns infrastructure
4) provides an education system that can ensure our children end up in productive jobs

People First is the only party that is prepared to address and more importantly has the knowledge to actually fix the underlying problems of our governments. We will:

1) cut wasteful spending - in particular the gold plated pension scheme for bureaucrats and subsidies for renewables
2) Increase taxes on profits sent offshore to lower taxes in Australia
3) fund and build Infrastructure that will increase productivity and provide essential services
4) increase funding for the trades whilst capping University places

Become part of the solution today at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF

We need your help today to get Australia moving in the right direction.

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

DON’T LET THE PROBLEMS IN EUROPE ARRIVE IN AUSTRALIA.

Our thoughts go out to the people in Europe who are suffering as a result of riots in France and Italy.

Poor economic management over the last four decades has led to high inflation, unaffordable housing, high living costs and record levels of immigration.

Not just here in Australia but across Western countries as a whole.

Instead of focusing on service delivery, governments have focused on control. There has been far too much government overreach into peoples personal lives, alongside record levels of wasteful government spending.

The decline in education and manufacturing has hollowed out western economies that has had to propped up by government spending and high immigration.

In Europe, what started as student protests about school conditions and the lack of resources and funding has now turned into a civil war between the left, the right and governments.

The Labor government needs to tighten the bolts on the mechanism the uniparty has engineered. We need to put Australia first and protect what we have, to stop the overseas demonstrations from coming here.

It is our responsibility, as citizens and as a nation, to stand up for ourselves and to prevent conflicts like those that are occurring overseas from taking place.

Don't be fooled by the major parties - none of them have the economic answers. Yes immigration has to be lowered but this is only the start of the reform that has to take place.

People First has the policies in place to undo the damage by the current and previous governments.

In particular we will:

• cut taxes
• cut wasteful government spending
• cut regulation
• cut immigration
• stop capital flight and
• reform our banking system that is milking us dry

Join us today to build the machine to beat the machine at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF

[Miss Madeleine @MadsMelbourne]

Most legendary speech ever spoken in the Australian senate

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[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

DON’T TRUST THE COALITION WHEN IT COMES TO
IMMIGRATION. THEY ARE IN THE BACK POCKET OF BIG BUSINESS.

While it’s better late than never to see the Coalition introduce a policy to lower immigration the fact is you can’t trust them.

I well remember the Coalition backflipping on net zero and they will do it again on immigration.

Why? Because big business don’t like it and will tell the Liberal party to break their promise if they want donations.

Furthermore their policy replicates the People First Policy in terms of numbers and programs - namely cutting student visas and bridging visas.

The fact that both the Coalition and One Nation have copied our immigration policy in terms of targeting specific programs shows how we are making a difference.

To help us to continue to influence good policy please support us at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF

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“The Coalition has unveiled a plan to drive net overseas migration down to 100,000 for two years through major changes to graduate, humanitarian and other visa programs.

It would go further than Labor's migration targets while increasing skilled migration, but the Coalition has not released modelling of the broader economic impact.”

[💪🏻 @Gorsk17]

@RennickGBR We have almost exclusively used cash for the past 6yrs saving countless dollars on credit card fees. Now my daily coffee has gone up 20c to cover the businesses expenses. Small businesses are being strangled and it’s deliberate.

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

THE DEFINITION OF MADNESS IS DOING THE SAME THING AND EXPECTING A DIFFERENT RESULT.

Today the RBA has again lifted interest rates to try and tame inflation.

Imposing more austerity on hard working Australians whilst ignoring the real causes of inflation has to stop.

People First believes that increasing interest rates will do nothing to fix the underlying causes of inflation which are:

1) High immigration
2) Excessive government spending , particularly in regard to excessive bureaucracy and renewable subsidies
3) underinvestment in Infrastructure
4) over investment in the managerial class whilst underinvesting in the working class

People First is the only party with genuine policy solutions to all of these issues.

We will:

1) Lower immigration
2) cut government waste
3) establish an Infrastructure Bank to fund the construction of productive government assets that will increase the SUPPLY of essential services such as energy, food and transport. Manipulating paper money will only decrease DEMAND through austerity but do nothing to increase SUPPLY through productivity. It’s an important distinction, and one that Australian politicians don’t understand
4) Fund more apprenticeships whilst cutting excess university placements to increase the productivity of our workforce.

If you want to be a part of the solution then sign up today at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF

[discernable @discernableco]

@TJMoe28

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

IF INFLATION IS SUCH A CONCERN JIM, WHY DON’T YOU CUT IMMIGRATION AND GOVERNMENT WASTE?

Unsurprisingly Labor, led by Jim Chalmers is claiming that letting people access their superannuation will cause inflation.

To a degree it will, but it will also increase economic activity.

I don’t seem to recall Chalmers or any Labor politician claim that spending billions of dollars on renewables was going to cause inflation - do you?

If inflation is a concern then Labor could cut immigration, renewable subsidies, bureaucracy or a whole range of government waste.

It should be added One Nation are not helping the cause by refusing to explain their superannuation policy to journalists. If you want to look credible you need to be able to explain why your policy is the right thing to do.

Put simply Superannuation is making it harder for people to buy a home.

If you’re on $80,000 your take home pay before tax without super is $64,000. After living expenses of $50,000 you might be able to save $14,000. Given super is $9,600 on $80,000, that reduces your savings capacity to around $4,000.

Assuming you need to save for a house deposit of $50,000 that increases the time it takes to save for a house deposit by 6 years.

Given the median price of a house is $1 million dollars and house prices are rising by 5% each year that delay in saving for a house deposit will increase the cost of a house by around $300,000.

This means you have to borrow another $300,000 extending the time it will take you to pay off your mortgage in later years. It will also mean you have to pay another $18,000 a year in interest which is not tax deductible.

Long story short compulsory superannuation is forcing people into more debt for longer.

If you want to own your home sooner, help us help you to do so by signing up today at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

This week both Labor and One Nation are adopting long standing People First policies to reduce the number of International Students and Bridging Visas.

I first called out the Student Visa rort in my maiden speech in 2019.

And I quote:

“There are over 600,000 foreign students studying in Australia, who use infrastructure funded by the taxpayer. They can also work up to 20 hours per week, competing with unemployed Australians looking for work. It is time universities, and not the taxpayer, funded the economic cost of hosting them.”

There is still much more work to be done. Tracking systems need to be improved, the Indian migration agreement needs to be abolished and the cost of visas need to be lifted significantly.

People First has policies to address these issues so that Australians come first. You can see them at the link below.

Sign up today at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF or DM me for further details.

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“International students would effectively be banned from bringing family members to Australia under a long-awaited overhaul of the immigration system to be unveiled by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke

The government plans to bring down the NOM by cutting the number of temporary visas, which has risen to three million, ensure migrants leave Australia once their visas have expired to prevent so-called "visa hopping", and curb their ability to claim protection.

Last financial year 337,427 student visas were granted, and of those, 45,991 were secondary applicants, classed as dependents or family.”

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

Bowen's climate tsars set up
'misinformation' unit to silence critics. 👇

You really know they know their lies have been exposed when they have to start setting up “misinformation units” to peddle their lies and shut down anyone that exposes them.

The phrase “climate change” is a tautology. Of course the climate changes.

Wasting billions on foreign made renewables that are 70% owned by foreigners whilst destroying our own base load energy supplies will never change that.

To stop subsides for renewables and start building our own base energy supplies sign up to https://t.co/rzwZyRkFsH today.

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“Chris Bowens department has launched a cross-agency working group to fight back against "climate misinformation" it claims is thwarting the nation's troubled green energy transition, as the Climate Change Authority led by Matt Kean stands accused of colluding with activists on a "stealth carbon tax".

The department, when contacted for comment about the working group, cited “strong and persistent public concern about the spread of climate and energy misinformation" presented to a Greens-proposed and Greens-led Senate inquiry earlier this year.

The CCA said the new working group could: establish a "more collaborative approach to addressing climate misinformation" by developing a shared message framework across agencies; translate technical policy into practical explanations; use audience insight and misinformation monitoring to identify risks; and establish a "whole-of-government rapid-response approach to climate and energy misinformation".

The insights paper - "Misinformation: A climate policy risk" - said climate misinformation was "part of a broader challenge around information integrity that affects many policy areas ... effective responses require co-ordination across government, with different agencies contributing expertise, insights and actions.”

[💪🏻 @Gorsk17]

@smilo1234 @RitaPanahi This episode is a very smelly indeed. Peter Scanlon of the Scanlon Foundation is a massive donor and life member of North Melb and Dr Hood happens to be the CEO. There’s some digging to be done.

[💪🏻 @Gorsk17]

@DavidDim_ocracy @Greens She sounds like @AlboMP sister?

[💪🏻 @Gorsk17]

@craigkellyAFEE Anyone who leads with “modelling” should be heavily scrutinised and expose with actual facts.

[💪🏻 @Gorsk17]

@surrronj @ausstockchick @Trisso88 100% agree!!

[💪🏻 @Gorsk17]

@ausstockchick @Trisso88 There’s a definitely a big difference between public servants eg teachers, nurses, police and the oxygen thief bureaucracy that drains our taxes with little to no productivity. The manufactured talk poppy syndrome is a barrier to our up & coming entrepreneurs for sure.

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

@RestoreAussies This is why I never joined One Nation. You can’t trust Hanson. She’s fake and only parroted what you were thinking to win your votes. Vote https://t.co/4VN4nEN3wc for the true alternative

[DumpsterTheBeagle @PooWillRatioYou]

NEVER FORGET @RennickGBR
WHEN ONE MAN STOOD TALL IN THE FACE OF
THE MEDIA LYNCH MOB, THE MEDICAL GOLIATH, THE PARTY MACHINE AND THE FULL FORCE OF THE COVID NARRATIVE
…and still refused to kneel.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
RECEIPTS 👇 A must read👇

Gerard Rennick stood up when almost no one in the major parties would. While the media, bureaucrats and his own side piled on, he kept amplifying the voices of Australians who followed the government line, got injured, then got gaslit, ignored and left without proper compensation. He withheld his vote. He crossed the floor. He got called every name under the sun. And then they dumped him from preselection for it.
That’s not a “renegade.” That’s a patriot who took the arrows for the people.

Listen to the man himself:

“I’d like to start today by acknowledging all the people who have suffered injuries from the vaccines… Australians who did the right thing, who listened to the government that said the vaccines were safe and effective… many of these victims have been scorned and ignored by the medical community.”
-Senate, 22 November 2021

“I did lose my Senate preselection because I withheld my vote from a party because Greg Hunt didn’t take my concerns about those vaccine injuries seriously. I’m happy to lose my position in this party over that because that’s what representing the Australian people is all about: putting the people first.”
-Senate speech, 2024

He said the quiet part out loud about mandates, about informed consent, about the injured being abandoned while pharma got indemnity. He shared the stories the system didn’t want shared. And the machine came for him.

The media went feral:

The Guardian: “Liberal MP Gerard Rennick floods Facebook with vaccine posts he admits may not be ‘100% accurate’”
→ https://t.co/Fd9wJ6AeDb

SMH/archive: “Gerard Rennick, anti-vax MP, dumped by Coalition”
→ https://t.co/330MsgKSwk
AMA vice-president Chris Moy: Rennick’s work was “about as antiscientific as you can get” and he was “inciting distrust and fear… against the scientists and health professionals.”

Conservative radio heavyweight Ray Hadley (after Rennick’s biochemistry comments): called him a “complete and utter dickhead.”

Government officials and colleagues piled on. TGA head John Skerritt and Chief Medical Officer Paul Kelly publicly rejected his concerns in Senate hearings. Scott Morrison urged him to “stick with the facts” and listen to the experts. Party moderates framed him as a liability who courted the “fringe.” Then in July 2023 the LNP state council kicked him off the winnable third Senate spot by three votes after he was challenged over “party loyalty.” Coincidence? Rennick himself said no.

Fast forward: the vaccine-injured are still fighting for recognition and proper support. Excess mortality rage on. And in July 2026 the expert Scott Morrison insisted Rennick listen to, Anthony Fauci- the public face of the official response- sat before a Senate committee and repeatedly pleaded the Fifth Amendment rather than answer questions about his role, origins research and the pandemic handling. Over a hundred times. “On the advice of counsel…”

Meanwhile Gerard Rennick is still standing tall, still asking the questions they tried to shut down, still putting the people first. He took the arrows so others wouldn’t have to. Australia needed more like him, not fewer.
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