Greg Francis

Australian, Christian, happily married, dad/step dad to 5 kids (all adults now) small business owner.
Can't stand the 'UNI Party', both have sold out to the WEF

[Greg Francis @Greg9Francis]

@P0rkAndBe4ns @_Gibsonmel_ Can I please ask where you bought that from, it is quite striking!

[Peter Lyndon-James @PeterPerthWA]

I TOLD YOU - They’re coming for One Nation.

They’re coming for One Nation. And everyone paying attention knows it.

The moment the polls showed Pauline Hanson’s party at 26%, ahead of the Coalition at 19%, every major party war room, every media outlet, and every political operative in the country started sharpening their knives.

Here’s what’s about to happen. They’ll dig through every candidate’s Facebook history looking for a dodgy post from 2015. They’ll find one bloke in one seat who said something stupid at a BBQ and turn it into a week long national scandal. They’ll demand “detailed costings” they’ve never once demanded from Labor or the Liberals. And they’ll run the same headline they’ve run for 30 years: “One Nation is falling apart.”

That’s the playbook. It worked before. They’re banking on it working again.

And honestly? History says they’ve got a case. 22 out of 36 One Nation MPs have walked out of the party over the years. Culleton. Anning. Burston. Latham. Every time the party surged, it tore itself apart from the inside while the establishment sat back and watched.

But here’s what’s different this time. The Coalition has collapsed. The Liberal / National partnership is done. Barnaby Joyce and Cory Bernardi didn’t join One Nation because it was trendy, they joined because they looked at the wreckage of the Liberal Party and saw a dead end. One Nation now has branches in all 151 federal electorates.

And 51% of Australians say the entire political system is fundamentally broken.

The demand isn’t going away. People can’t pay their mortgages. They can’t afford rent. They can’t fill a trolley for under $300. And not one person in the major parties has a real answer.

So yes, the attacks are coming. The gotcha journalism. The pearl clutching. The “concerned” editorials from people who’ve never missed a meal in their lives. Every single hit is designed to do one thing: make you doubt the only party that’s actually threatening the establishment.

Don’t fall for it. They didn’t come after One Nation this hard when it was polling at 5%. They’re coming this hard because it’s polling at 26% and they’re terrified.

The major parties had 30 years to fix housing, wages, migration, and cost of living. They didn’t. They won’t. They can’t, because the system works exactly the way they designed it.

One Nation isn’t perfect. No party is. There’ll be rough edges. There’ll be candidates who stuff up. But the choice isn’t between One Nation and some flawless alternative. The choice is between something that might actually change and a system that is guaranteed not to.

They want you to give up. They want you to go back to voting for the same two parties that got us here. They want One Nation to implode so everything goes back to normal, they’re normal, not yours.

Don’t let them have it.

What’s your thoughts…?

Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺

[Ryan Dally @Ryandally08]

🚨 Barnaby Joyce just nailed it on Sky News!

Intermittent “renewables” aren’t cheap - they’re the dearest when you factor in the hidden costs: massive backups, transmission lines, and power bills through the roof.

Coal is reliable and affordable.

England’s a perfect warning of this green madness.

Barnaby’s right - slash the bloated Climate Change Department, cut federal state duplications, get government spending under control, and stop the trillion dollar debt spiral.

Banks should back productive Aussie industries like coal on solid credit, not play politics.

No more economic suicide.

Australia First means cheap, reliable power for families and jobs!

Barnaby makes more sense in this interview than Albanese has in 4 years!

[Tom Playford @TomPlayford3]

This place is suddenly swarming with people trying to shout you down if you say anything bad about the Albanese government. And strangely enough they really, really hate it when you re-post this chart, almost as if they're trying to pretend it never happened:

[Australian Lobby Group @AusLobby]

🚨 CONSTITUTIONAL SCANDAL EXPOSED 🚨

Albanese’s tax legislation is a flagrant, deliberate breach of Section 55 of the Australian Constitution.

It mandates that any tax law deal with ONE subject of taxation only. Labor has arrogantly bundled multiple tax grabs together, a cynical act of “tacking” designed to ram through their agenda and neuter Senate scrutiny. All whilst trying to bribe taxpayers to turn a blind eye with a $0.68/day reduction.

Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson confirmed it. Any senators that support the legislation, are breaching our constitution.

Labor’s response? Dismissive disregard for the rule of law.

This isn’t incompetence. This is contempt for our Constitution and every Australian taxpayer.

Senate: REJECT this rogue bill in its entirety.

BLOCK SUPPLY until this arrogant government is forced to respect the foundational document of our nation.

No more games. No more fleece jobs.
Rule of law or bust. The Albanese Labor Government is off the rails.

#ConstitutionalCrisis #BlockTheBill #AusLobby @Greens @The_Nationals @LiberalAus @OneNationAus

[Ryan Dally @Ryandally08]

#BREAKING Anthony Albanese has never been more unpopular, with a shocking new poll showing 60 per cent of people are dissatisfied with his leadership.

Leading to speculation that Labor powerbrokers could be sharpening the knives behind the scenes.

The alarming poll comes following a series of controversies, including his handling of the Bondi Beach terror attack, broken promises in the budget and the return of ISIS brides.

Not to mention the disastrous ‘Voice’ referendum where Albanese squandered $450 million taxpayer dollars on the failed bid which divided the nation.

Issues which polarised the country.

Alarmingly, there was a rusted on 34 per cent who were still satisfied.

Albanese suffered a net negative satisfaction rating of -26, and delivered Labor its worst primary vote ever under his leadership.

The poll showed Labor's primary vote had fallen to just 26 per cent, trailing One Nation on 29 per cent.

Ahead of the 2025 election, Mr Albanese repeatedly ruled out changes to either negative gearing or capital gains tax arrangements.

Once elected, he did just that and wound back negative gearing concessions and abolished the 50% capital gains tax discount.

Before becoming Prime Minister, Albanese repeatedly pledged to end divisive politics and suggested he would avoid wedging the opposition.

That turned out to be another lie.

He is the most divisive Prime Minister in Australian political history.

[Mark Rowley @MarkWRowley]

A VIDEO OF RIGHTEOUS ANGER 💪🇦🇺

This is ‘Carly Unfiltered’ and this video is absolute FIRE 🔥

Carly absolutely NAILS it on the depravity of public reaction (and reactions by the usual suspects) to the report on sexual crimes committed by Hamas on October 7 2023.

She goes above and beyond what ANY decent human being with morals should be thinking and feeling.

Her video deserves to go VIRAL, and be seen by anyone with half a conscience.

Her Instagram page is HERE: 👉 https://t.co/8KW76PKcxh

[Tobi Skovron @TobiSkovron]

Hey Jim & Albo,

Keep your hands off my business.

You weren’t there for the sleepless nights, the stress, the risk, or the moments where everything was on the line.

I built this in the dark.
You don’t get to show up at the finish line with your hand out.

Not one cent.

You didn’t build it.
You didn’t back it.
You’re not entitled to it.

Get fucked.

[Alexandra Marshall @ellymelly]

I'm young.

You're f-ing Budget just led to my rent being raised.

Can't save - because you tax it.
Can't borrow - because I can't save.
Can't rent - because you brought in two MILLION people to compete against.

You wouldn't know what young people are doing because you live in in a cliff-top mansion, driven around in commonwealth car, or you're sitting in the chairman's lounge at Qantas.

When was the last time you caught the train through the city and felt like you were in a foreign country?

[Jacinta Nampijinpa @JNampijinpa]

I am tired of the silence.

Tired of the excuses.
Tired of the political correctness.
Tired of vulnerable children being failed while adults protect broken systems and failed ideologies.

This speech was not easy to give.

But if we cannot speak honestly about the violence, neglect and dysfunction destroying too many lives in remote communities, then nothing will change.

Children deserve safety before ideology.
Before symbolism.
Before politics.

My niece was loved. She should still be here.

Watch my full Senate speech below 👇

[The opinionated Black woman ~ Aunty @Theblackfemini3]

My take on Welcome to country on ANZAC Day.

WTC has absolutely no place on our most sacred day.

None!

Period!

The booing?

Im conflicted, because of the sacred ceremony it happened during.

But in saying that, I come from a long line of military, I myself wore the uniform as a toy soldier. I trained and prepared for a military service life. I made my pop proud.

The men and women who came before, those who signed on the dotted line to sacrifice themselves, gave their all for your right to boo.

Let's get to Mark Brown

Last year during his WTC he got booed, you could see it on his face that he wanted to scream out "white dog" I know his type, and I was waiting for it but he kept it together.

This year, he doubled down with more arrogance and smugness.
His WTC was delivered to anger the people, MY LAND, MY ANCESTORS MY MY MY

Oh yes, he done that on purpose to get a rise, that was his focus, not remembering the fallen, in fact, he never even mentioned them.

I was raised to know that us black fullas didn't own the land, it owned us, we were the caretakers.

This land we all call home, we all belong to her.

The first time I ever seen a WTC was the 2016/17 All stars football game.

I walked in as it started, I said to Peter "whats this shit" he told me and i started laughing and called my dad to ask if he knew what it was.

Dad said he'd never heard of it.

That's how "traditional" WTC is

[Jill Marinelli @JillMarinelli1]

These kunts are at it again ..

Fuk off you bullies

#Farmerthugs
#Saveourfarmers
#Farmersfightback

Labor’s “authorised officers” have rolled up to Mary and Colin Fenton’s property at Dingwall, just south-west of Kerang, expecting to get in.

Instead, they ran straight into something the VNI West machine still can’t seem to grasp – locals who refuse to be pushed around.

Under authorisation from the Victorian Labor Government, VNI West is storming across some of the state’s best agricultural land like the bush is just a spreadsheet with gum trees on it.

But they hit a wall. Not a fence. Not a locked gate. A wall of locals. The first attempt was around 8.30am yesterday, while the second came later in the afternoon at another property.

This isn’t just about one farm at Dingwall. It’s about a farming family’s right to stand on their own land without government-backed officers turning up like they’ve got some divine right to wander in.

They'll be back. But judging by yesterday, they might want to bring more than clipboards and confidence next time, because these locals aren’t folding quietly.

[Mike Bales 🫡🇺🇸 @MikeBales]

This is worth repeating:

I never cared that you were gay until you started shoving it down my throat, and I never cared what color you were until you started blaming me for your problems.

I never cared about your political affiliation until you started condemning me for mine.

I really never even cared where you were born until you wanted to erase my history and blame my ancestors for your problems.

I never even cared if your beliefs were different from mine until you said my beliefs were wrong.

But now I care. My patience and tolerance are gone, and I am not alone in feeling like this. There are millions of us who feel like this.

[Councillor Steve Christou Libertarian Party @ChristouSteve]

My Sky News Interview with Rita Panahi in defence of Ben Roberts Smith. The treatment of Ben Roberts-Smith from our Government and Federal Authorities is disgraceful and a National Embarrassment.

$300 million dollars has been spent on investigating allegations of war crimes over the past five years.

Federal Government Investigators have revealed they have no crime scenes, no access to the deceased, no bodies, no post-mortem reports no official cause of death, no photographs and there are allegations that they don’t even know the names of two of the alleged persons killed.

Whilst the USA spends $300 million dollars to rescue their pilots shot down over Iran Australian authorities spend $300 million dollars trying to prosecute one of our most decorated war heroes and army personnel.

The whole process is truly disgraceful.

[Bob @BobBurn97207272]

Sky News Au

The Loy Yang A power station in Victoria's Latrobe Valley generates 2210 megawatts of electricity. Around the clock. Every day. Rain hail or shine. It supplies roughly 30 percent of Victoria's entire electricity needs and powers over two million homes. It has been doing this since 1984.
The active coal pit that feeds it covers 650 hectares. The total site including everything around it is 6000 hectares. To put that in perspective for anyone in regional NSW that is roughly the size of a decent family farm.
In 2023 AGL spent 92 million dollars refurbishing one of its four generator units to keep it running reliably until its scheduled closure. The station is not worn out. It is not running out of coal. It is being closed by a political decision not an engineering one.
Now here is the part that should make every Australian stop and think.
The coal is not running out. The Loy Yang mine has reserves of 168 billion tonnes of brown coal. At current usage of 30 million tonnes per year that is enough coal to last roughly 500 years on that one site alone. Geoscience Australia calculated total recoverable brown coal reserves across the entire Latrobe Valley at more than 76 billion tonnes. At current production levels those reserves are expected to last more than 1000 years.
And getting at it is not difficult. The layer of dirt covering the coal seam is only between 5 and 24 metres thick. The coal seam below it averages 180 metres thick. You remove a thin layer of topsoil and there it is. The Victorian Government has already extended the mining licence to 2065. The mine was originally planned to operate until 2048. It is being deliberately closed 13 years early.
So what does it take to replace it.
To generate the same amount of electricity from solar panels during daylight hours you need somewhere between 14000 and 16000 hectares of panels. That is more than 20 times the land area of the entire Loy Yang site including the mine. And after all that solar produces nothing at night. Nothing on heavily overcast days. And nothing at all after a hailstorm tears through the installation.
So you need wind turbines to cover the nights and the cloudy days.
Australian wind turbines have a real world capacity factor of around 30 to 35 percent. That means a turbine rated at 6 megawatts only generates an average of around 2 megawatts of actual power across a full year because the wind does not blow consistently. To replace 2210 megawatts of around the clock coal power with wind you need installed wind capacity of roughly 6500 to 7000 megawatts. At 6 megawatts per turbine that is over 1100 wind turbines.
The Sapphire Wind Farm in NSW has 75 turbines and covers 8921 hectares. Scaling that up to 1100 turbines you are looking at roughly 130000 hectares of wind farm sprawling across regional Australia.
And even then it still cannot guarantee power on a calm cloudy night. For those periods you need batteries or pumped hydro storage which requires yet more land and yet more billions.
So to replace one coal power station and its mine covering 6000 hectares you need approximately 14000 to 16000 hectares of solar panels plus approximately 130000 hectares of wind farm plus thousands of kilometres of new transmission lines to connect it all to where people actually live plus battery storage or pumped hydro for the gaps.
That is a total footprint of somewhere between 130000 and 150000 hectares against 6000 hectares for Loy Yang. More than 20 times the land area. Mostly on prime agricultural land across regional Australia. And it still cannot guarantee a single watt on a calm cloudy night.
The transmission lines needed to carry all this electricity are already blowing out catastrophically in cost before they are even built. The Central West Orana transmission zone near Dubbo started at 650 million dollars and is now confirmed at 5.5 billion. Eight times the original estimate. The VNI West project connecting Victoria and NSW went from 3.9 billion to potentially 11 billion. Project EnergyConnect from South Australia to NSW went from 1.53 billion to over 4 billion. Every dollar of every blowout goes onto your electricity bill for the next 30 to 50 years through network charges.
Australian taxpayers and electricity customers have already paid more than 29 billion dollars subsidising the renewable energy industry over the past ten years. The 2024 federal budget committed another 22 billion on top of that. That is over 50 billion dollars and counting.
For a fraction of that money Australia could have built several modern high efficiency gas or coal power stations that would generate reliable electricity around the clock on a fraction of the land. Or we could have a serious conversation about nuclear power which France has used for decades to generate cheap reliable around the clock electricity on minimal land with zero carbon emissions.
Instead we are deliberately closing a perfectly good power station that was just refurbished for 92 million dollars. Walking away from a coal reserve that would last 500 years. Covering tens of thousands of hectares of prime agricultural land with solar panels made in China using coal fired electricity. Building 1100 wind turbines across farming country that still cannot keep the lights on after dark. And spending hundreds of billions on transmission lines that blow out to eight times their original cost before the first pole is in the ground.
We are closing a 6000 hectare power station and mine that has powered Victoria for 40 years to build 150000 hectares of solar and wind infrastructure that cannot match what it replaces.
And the people making these decisions do not farm a single acre of the land they are covering with panels and turbines.

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

Have you noticed a pattern?

France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously recognize Palestine at exactly the same time.

France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously demand a ceasefire with Hamas.

France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously demand a ceasefire with Iran.

France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously demand a two state solution.

France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously consistently condemn any action taken by Israel to defend itself.

France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously refuse to help the US in the Strait of Hormuz.

France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously call for Lebanon to be part of this ceasefire.

Time after time after time, France, UK, Australia and Canada all simultaneously stand with terrorists and against the west.

[Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 @DrewPavlou]

This is Hekmatullah, the Taliban sleeper agent who killed Australian soldiers while disguised as an ally.

He fled to Pakistan and was eventually captured by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate more than a year later, in early 2013.

What actually happened during the Darwan raid is that the SAS had intelligence that Hekmatullah was in the village.

Roberts-Smith removed his armour and swam across the Helmand River pursuing an insurgent - who might have been Hekmatullah - seen carrying a rifle on the other side.

Roberts-Smith pursued the man through boulders and shot him.

That man was later identified as Mullah Ghafur, an armed Taliban fighter - not Hekmatullah himself.

Later in the same village he was accused of killing Ali Jan.

Now Roberts-Smith is being dragged through the Australian courts, while Hekmatullah lives as a hero in Afhanistan.

[Pete Z @PeteZogoulas]

Labor just announced NDIS cuts over “integrity failures”… aka fraud.

But 34 senators rejected @PaulineHansonOz motion to investigate it.

Now suddenly, they’re acting?
7,000 tip-offs. Just 16 prosecutions.

They’ve said this before. Will they actually investigate the fraud and abuse?

[Neil McCoy-Ward @NeilMcCoyWard]

🚨 Outrage Across Australia 🇦🇺 - PM had the warnings but chose to ignore them #Politics 🔥

[Greg Francis @Greg9Francis]

@downund60580785 @AlboMP I'm with you!