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[AlcyoneRoar @Mbith888]

@KatyKray73 @Allegedlydlive Thank you for raising this issue. It’s a disgraceful situation and the government needs to act immediately.

[katy 🌸 @KatyKray73]

In wealthy WA, pensioners and families are forced into tents and caravans on Memorial Drive, Safety Bay.

Heartbreaking. Our PM prioritises overseas issues and migration while Aussies sleep rough. Australian welfare must come first.

This shouldn’t happen in any of our states and It’s only going to get worse.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Activist: "Farmers are millionaires sitting on land worth a fortune. They can afford the inheritance tax."

Farmer: "How much did I earn last year?"

Activist: "I don't know. A lot, surely."

Farmer: "Twenty-two thousand. Before the tractor broke."

Activist: "But the land's worth millions."

Farmer: "On paper. I can't eat the field or spend it. The only way to turn it into money is to sell it, and then I'm not a farmer, I'm a bloke who used to have a farm."

Activist: "So sell a corner of it."

Farmer: "A corner doesn't work as a farm. You can't run a suckler herd on the bit that's left after the taxman's had his slice. You sell one field, then the next bill comes, then another field. It ends one way."

Activist: "The land only costs that much because you won't sell it."

Farmer: "It costs that much because a hedge fund three counties over wants it for carbon credits and a footballer wants it for the view. Neither of them has ever calved a cow at three in the morning. They set the price. I get the bill."

Activist: "It's still an asset."

Farmer: "It's a workplace that happens to be expensive. You've decided the value of the shop is the same as the wage of the shopkeeper. Come back in February and watch me not be a millionaire in the rain."

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

Build - don’t tax

It was pleasing to see Build Skills Australia advocate for an increase in the tax free threshold to $45,000. 👇

This is the first of our key policies for all workers for the reasons outlined below.

No one should be taxed below the poverty line.

At People First we know the only way to get Australia out of debt is to build our way out of it, especially Infrastructure.

Backing in our apprentices is a component of our vision for the future.

Sign up today to help us deliver the solutions for today and the vision for tomorrow.

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"Tax-free wages for apprentices have been flagged by a federal government agency to lure more workers into trades, after building apprentice numbers fell to their lowest level in five years.
BuildSkills Australia - part of Jobs and Skills Australia - has proposed the tax-free threshold be raised from $18,200 to $45,000 for apprentices in the construction trades.

Given that first-year apprentices earn as little as $16 an hour - barely 60 per cent of the minimum wage - most would not pay any tax.

"Low wages are a major barrier to
apprenticeship retention, particularly among older workers" BuildSkills states in its housing workforce report.

"Increasing the tax-free threshold to $45,000 for construction apprentices would provide immediate take-home pay relief, making apprenticeships a more attractive career pathway.

"By easing the cost-of-living pressures on apprentices, this policy could encourage higher completion rates and support a stronger pipeline of skilled construction workers." BuildSkills also recommended fast-tracked apprenticeships for older workers - including veterans - noting that older workers with family and financial commitments can't afford to live on apprentice wages that are below the minimum wage and "in some cases the poverty line"."

[Senator Alex Antic @SenatorAntic]

Over recent weeks, the US Office of the Director of National Intelligence has declassified documents revealing America’s deep involvement in gain-of-function and high-containment biological research.

Today I lodged an Order for the Production of Documents in the Australian Senate requesting key departments and agencies including Health, Foreign Affairs, Defence, CSIRO, and the Office of National Intelligence to release documents relating to any Australian participation, funding, or collaboration in overseas high-containment labs, gain-of-function research, dual-use pathogen work, and partnerships with major players and foreign entities.

Let’s see if the Labor Government vote to produce documents which may shine a light on this dark chapter.

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[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

If you want to see just how much control the Israel lobby has over Australia's mainstream media then the MSM's complete silence in regard to comments made by Gina Rinehart about giving free land and tax breaks to foreign entities is a perfect case in point.

Despite the uproar on social media, the silence on the mainstream media is deafening.

When Australia's richest person and largest political donar publicly suggests giving our country away for free, you would think it would make headlines wouldn't you!

Especially since Rineharts connection to One Nation has been in the news on a such a regular basis and the viewpoint is the anthesis of what One Nation stands for.

Yet all we get is crickets, with the one exception of another billionaire sellout in Rupert Murdoch, who also supports the idea via his sock puppets on Sky News.

To be clear the Australian People's Party opposes foreign investment of Australias infrastructure, farmland and residential land. We will build, own and operate our own infrastructure and develop technology without giving away our own sovereignty.

Furthermore Australia doesn’t spend $17 billion a year on Tertiary education just to import foreign technology.

We once built Lucas Heights in the 1950’s and exported nuclear medicine to world. Why can’t we develop our own technology now?

What is One Nations position on Rineharts views - Australians deserve transparency on this issue.

To be fair you can't accuse Rinehart of being a shapeshifter.

Her CEO of Agriculture is Adam Giles. He was the Northern Territory Chief Minister that sold the Darwin port to the Chinese.

She also outbid Australian farming families to buy the Kidman properties in a 66/33 joint venture with the Chinese.

She first rose to notoriety when she was the first willing user of the Enterprise Migration Agreement introduced by Chris Bowen that would import workers to work on her mines.

This is not a person who should be influencing Australian politicians.

[Kat A 🌸 @SaiKate108]

Senator Alex Antic was
on fire today 🔥🔥

Both hilarious when it was deserved and dead serious when needed.

He tore into Big Pharma. Mocking their ridiculous bird flu campaign - praising their innovative marketing strategies to push vaccines lol

But also raised Tulsi Gabbard’s explosive claims about Fauci.

Demanding answers for Australian involvement.

None of which will be shown on MSM of course.

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

@AllBiteNoBark88

It’s not surprising- she wanted biometric digital ID for all Australians back in 2017z

[Nana @Anondana]

Un site vend des enfants de 11-12-13 ans issus de l’ASE comme de la marchandise.
On a donné l’adresse IP, les numéros, tout… depuis plus d’un an.
Le site est TOUJOURS en ligne.
18 clients pour une gamine de 15 ans séquestrée : maximum 800 € d’amende.
Pas de prison. Pas de vraie sanction.
Les voitures de luxe stationnent devant les foyers. Les gamines fuguent la nuit et reviennent violées le matin.
Michel Amas le dénonce depuis des mois. Et rien ne bouge vraiment.
Signez et partagez la pétition de Maître Michel Amas pour réformer l’ASE et la procédure devant le juge des enfants :
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(Plus de 38 500 signatures)
On protège les prédateurs plus que les enfants.
C’est insupportable.
@michel_amas
#ProtectionEnfance #ASE #LaxismeJudiciaire #StopProstitutionMineurs

[Morgan Barrett @MorganBarrettX]

Jeremy Clarkson’s Farm show on Amazon is the most radicalizing piece of mainstream media I’ve ever seen

Just one example (bear with me):

Badgers became a protected species in Britain 40+ years ago.

The population has exploded and now frequently transmits tuberculosis to cows

But farmers can’t cull the badger population to protect their cattle because the government still considers them to be endangered

Instead of addressing the root cause, the UK has the most batshit testing regime for cattle

There’s no TB vaccine. So the cattle have to get tested. The vets administering the test have to measure welts on the cows neck. Whether a cow lives or dies comes down to a vet trying to discern 1mm on a caliper (reactive vs non reactive).

If a cow tests positive, the farm (already running on super thin margins) is quarantined and starts hemorrhaging money.

Jeremy Clarkson’s cow (pregnant with twins) has an inconclusive test so it’s separated from the herd. It receives a second inconclusive test so they have to kill it (before it can give birth to the twins).

Now here’s the kicker: the autopsy reveals no sign of TB. It was a healthy cow needlessly killed

So - silver lining the farm should be removed from quarantine, right? WRONG - it’s still under quarantine and has to keep testing and can’t sell its beef

Kafkaesque doesn’t even begin to describe how f’d up it is for British farmers

[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

The Mainstream Media can’t be trusted

There's been a lot of comments on social media from people who want to support our party but are hesitant to as they feel we won't get anywhere because we don't have the support of the mainstream media.

If you want to change our political system the worst thing you could do is to continue to vote for parties supported by the mainstream media.

Why would you trust the mainstream media when they have pushed Covid change and Covid onto you in the past.

Take recents events where Australia's richest person and biggest political donar has come out and suggested that Australia gives free land and tax breaks to foreign countries and the world's richest man. There has been complete silence on this and the reason is simple.

Gina Rinehart buys a lot of advertising space and the mainstream media don't want to upset their biggest customers.

The fact that the People First has been gaslighted by the mainstream media is the very reason you should support us. We don't drink the establishment cool-aid and for that reason the mainstream media ignores us.

Our founding fathers set up a democratic system designed to support minority parties. They did this by firstly allowing preferential voting and secondly making the Senate a house based on proportional voting not 2PP. They knew the dangers of entrenched rule by established parties and wanted to ensure minor parties would hold the major parties to account.

Accountability is a fundamental part of democracy. Don't be dissuaded in supporting us just because the MSM aren't on our side. It's all the more reason we need your support to hold the establishment to account.

Under our preference system you can still choose the order in which you vote for other parties. If you vote for the People's Party your vote won't be wasted. In fact it will send a signal to the establishment that can't control the narrative.

To keep the bastards honest please sign up today at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF

[Nat Factor ⭐️💜 @StuddertNatalie]

I saw a IG post this morning of an older woman promoting living in Vietnam has an alternative to being homeless in Australia.

For $16 per night you can live in a studio with a gym and pool in nice complex.

Yes, this is what women who mostly bring life into this country are having to do, to avoid being discarded waste on the streets!

@AlboMP @SenKatyG
#auspol

[AlcyoneRoar @Mbith888]

@craigkellyAFEE So we the taxpayers now hold shares in Linfox? Or was it just a ‘business loan’? I look forward to seeing the repayment schedule…….

[Artur Nadolny @ArturNadol7566]

JERSEY JAILED THE MAN WHO TRIED TO SAVE ITS CHILDREN

Stuart Syvret @StuartSyvret was Jersey's Health Minister. In 2007 he started asking uncomfortable questions about what was happening to children in the island's care homes. He said he was sacked for whistleblowing. Jersey said he was sacked for his behaviour.

That's the kind of framing you get when the institution decides the story.

Syvret had been collecting his own evidence since 2006. In May 2008 he made a formal complaint to police claiming senior civil servants had perverted the course of justice by covering up abuse in care homes.

So what happened to him? His house was raided. His computers and papers were taken. He was hit with a superinjunction, a secret gag order that was later exposed by UK Parliament, and imprisoned three times in connection with his efforts to expose what he described as horrific crimes across the island.

The Independent Jersey Care Inquiry eventually confirmed that children in care on the island endured 553 offences between 1947 and 2004. Most occurred at the notorious Haut de la Garenne children's home. The inquiry concluded that survivors were left with devastating and life-long consequences.

A constant theme in the inquiry report was the "Jersey Way" - a culture of ignoring and downplaying uncomfortable issues, which allowed abuse to continue without full investigation.

One UK judge called Syvret "a thorn in the side of the Jersey establishment." A Liberal Democrat MP accused Jersey's judiciary of misusing the Data Protection Act to silence critics.

Syvret eventually left Jersey fearing for his life, having received death threats for years. He ended up in an undisclosed location in the United States.

His conclusion, years later: the obstructions to the original police investigation were "astonishing." And those who blew the whistle paid the price while the system stayed intact.

Think about that. The man who raised the alarm about child abuse on a British Crown Dependency got jailed, gagged, and exiled.

If this case matters to you, share it. These children deserved better than this.

Sources: @BBCJersey @BBCNews @JEPnews @guardian

[Miss Jo @therealmissjo]

The biggest part of this rape story by gypsy boys in the UK was completely overlooked.

Two attacks by three boys from the “traveller community” (aged 13-14):

1. In November 2024, a 15 year old girl arranged to meet a boy for a date. Or so she thought. The girl was ambushed and raped three times. The assault was filmed and video shared on social media, showing the boys laughing as they raped her.

2. On January 17, 2025 a 14 year old girl (“Olivia”) was threatened with a knife, taken to a field in Fordingbridge and overpowered by a groups of boys. One boy raped her while it was recorded.

They were convicted of 10 rape charges at Southampton Crown Court and in May 2026 they were sentenced to Youth Rehabilitation Orders (otherwise known as counselling) and walked free from the court.

They had to pay the standard £26 surcharge.

This case was talked about this week because of the surcharge (standard in all cases)) but there is a far bigger issue that was not mentioned.

One of the boys had been reported multiple times for sexual assaults and rape from the age of 10. He was still at primary school and raping girls.

There was another rape report about him just 10 days before the first attack above.

And yet, there was no custodial sentence given. Why not? What does a boy have to do to get more than a slap on the wrist in the UK?

Judge Nicholas Rowland said he wanted to “avoid criminalising these children unnecessarily” but why? They are criminals. If they are old enough to rape then they are old enough to face the consequences.

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

Friendly reminder

Oil takes months to extract, refine, and ship worldwide. Yet, a conflict starts overseas and gas prices spike the very next day. The fuel at your local station was purchased months ago. That immediate price hike is a completely rigged monopoly.

[Don Keith @RealDonKeith]

🚨Covid was the litmus test for governments to determine just how far they could push their citizens without a violent revolution.

Sadly, after killing millions of us with not only Covid but the vaccine money grab as well, no one revolted.

We all just angrily tweeted for a couple of years and moved on to the next tyrannical issue.

Now emboldened, they have artificially mass introduced a tick-born illness called Alpha Gal syndrome that makes us allergic to meat, decreasing the timeline necessary for them to achieve their green utopia.

What will come after that, a new Ebola strain? A new cancer?

So the question is — how much more will we take before we make a real stand?

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I want to be really clear in my response. I am not going to retract anything, I stand by every single word. Labour are calling for me to apologise. The answer is no.

Industrial rape across almost every town and city in Britain.

Sexual torture. Murder. Endless rape.

I sat there for two weeks, listening to these girls.

I heard how one girl was raped by a dog, as Muslim men bet on what the animal would do.

Girls drugged and locked in cages, like rats.

Another, raped by 700 men over three years.

Dozens and dozens of these stories through our inquiry, and we are barely scratching the surface.

This was allowed to happen EXACTLY because politicians were cowards, refusing to discuss it.

I will not make that same mistake. I said what I said, and I meant it.

The Labour Party have blood on their hands, yet they think they can demand an apology from me for highlighting the systemic evil they allowed to infect our entire country?

They can piss off.

I am angry about it. Furious. When you hear directly from these girls about what they have been through, it changes the way you see politics. Forever.

Our report will be out very soon.

When that happens, I don’t want any apologies from the Labour Party. I don’t care about that.

I want to see those politicians responsible for covering up this atrocity behind bars for what they have done to these girls.

[AshleY @Aku_700]

Texas Dad’s Savage Justice: Beats Child Molester to Death on the Spot!

A furious Texas father catches a sick predator raping his screaming 5-year-old daughter in the woods, yanks him off, and punches him to death in seconds. No mercy. No regret.

Grand jury clears him completely. Real fathers protect their kids with deadly force— this hero deserves a medal, not questions. Pedophiles beware: touch a child and pay the ultimate price. Father of the Year!

[Maxi @AllForProgress_]

Tom is 23 years old. He lives at his parents' house in a town in the West Midlands, in the room he grew up in.

He has a degree in business management from a former polytechnic he was steered towards at 16 by a careers adviser who, in fairness, did not have many options on the jobs menu to offer him. Tom now works in a fulfilment warehouse on a contract that gives him between 28 and 42 hours' work a week, depending on the shift pattern. He has not had a relationship that lasted longer than three or four months.

He does not own a car. He has about £800 in savings.

What Tom does for the eight hours of his day that he is neither asleep nor at the warehouse is the part of his life that he truly owns, and the part of his life that is, above all else, the most relevant to what is going on inside his head.

He sits on the bed in his childhood room. The curtains are half-drawn. He stares into the seven-inch glass rectangle in his hand. The rectangle delivers to him, in a stream of optimally calibrated stimulation, short videos of strangers' lives, advertisements for things he cannot afford, and fragments of news designed to upset him and obstruct his ability to form a proper view of the world.

On other occasions, he sees suggestions that the people he went to school with are happier than he is. He catches a constant supply of opinion about the world organised into a series of escalating outrages he is invited to feel personally responsible for, and - if he scrolls a little further - a bit of pornography.

He vapes. He eats food shipped in a small plastic container, warmed up in another plastic container, and delivered in yet another. If sunlight reaches him, it generally reaches him by accident. Silent rooms, in a way he has never quite recognised, unsettle him. That's because he more-or-less has not sat in one, undistracted, for more than a minute or two since he was about fourteen. Boredom is, in any meaningful sense, something he has not experienced for the better part of a decade.

And yet, he always feels half-bored; or, at least, he gets all of the discomfort of being bored, though he is always occupied.

Tom does not feel well. He has not, on any sustained basis, felt well since he was about seventeen. Two years ago, after a particularly bad few months, he went to the GP and was prescribed an SSRI and an eight-week wait for talking therapy. The SSRI dampened some of the worst of it. The talking therapy, when it eventually arrived, was conducted over six sessions by a junior practitioner working pretty much direct from a CBT worksheet.

Tom has continued, ever since, to function, in the technical sense in which the word can be applied to a young man like Tom. He turns up to his shift and does the work and goes home and lies in the same bed in the same darkened room and bedrots and scrolls.

The British state has noticed, in its way, that there are many millions of Toms. The Department of Health and Social Care announced this month that it had hit its target to hire 8,500 additional mental health workers three years ahead of schedule, and that NHS mental health spending will reach a record £16.1 billion in 2026.

A new Mental Health Strategy is, in the meantime, out for consultation. By every input metric the British state uses to measure itself, the country is doing more for Tom and his contemporaries than ever before.

And by every output metric, nothing is improving. Waiting lists are longer. Crisis admissions are higher. The suicide rate among Tom's exact demographic - that is, young men under thirty in working-class and ex-working-class English towns - is rising. The £16.1 billion is being spent and Tom is, after his eight weeks of CBT, exactly where he was before he made his appointment.

The reason for this is worth saying out loud. Tom's mental health is not, in the first instance, a clinical problem.

It is the predictable consequence of a set of the material and intellectual conditions of his life, conditions which, if you arranged them deliberately, you could hardly hope to improve upon as a recipe for the slow corrosion of a young man's mind and the death of his spirit.

If things stay as they are, Tom has no real prospect of owning his own home, no real prospect of starting a family, no real prospect of professional advancement in the next decade. He spends his free time staring into a machine engineered, on an industrial scale, to keep him agitated and mired in delusions of his own inadequacy, feelings he may try to soothe with consumption.

And as a chaser for all this, he has been told, by every educational institution he has passed through, that:

- The country he lives in is bad
- The civilisation that produced it is worse, and can in fact be blamed for a never-ending laundry list of the world's ills
- The climate is finished
- And, most saliently of all, this is all his fault. Because he belongs to the racial and gender demographic that a small number of exceptional energetic, organised, and deeply misinformed people believe are uniquely culpable for our world and how it works.

And the formal response of the British state to the cumulative effect of all of this is, in 2026, to refer him to a junior CBT practitioner for six sessions.

He does not need six sessions of CBT. What he needs is a country.

Tom needs a housing market that admits him; a labour market that values him; a dating market full of people who are not made to be afraid of each other, people full of life and fizz and enough spare cash to go out and live a bit because they have hope.

He needs an education system that taught him all that is magnificent in the culture he comes from (everyone else does it, so why don't we?), and that the civilisation into which he was born is worth his pride.

And he needs the lived reality of getting outside, of being bored, of sitting in silence, of suffering small frictions and fertilising defeats. Of building something with his hands that someone else can see, watching it flourish and grow, and looking out at it with the knowledge that "I built that".

These are the conditions, taken together, in which a young man's mental health, his spirit, his strength of heart is built. Material conditions matter.

And intellectual conditions matter too. It's not just a matter of the weight of your pay-packet, or the house you live in, or the road you get to work on. It's what your told. It's how you think, about yourself, about your family, about your countrymen. It's what you believe. It's what you told you are or are not allowed to believe.

We speak a lot about Nick, 30 ans on this site. My crew at Progress even made a game for him.

https://t.co/uqvAlS0Cqd

But Tom is the one following in Nick's footsteps. And as bad as things are and have been for Nick, for Tom they will be worse still.

This is why I started Progress. Tom may be just a symbol, but if you live in Britain - and whether you are a 23-year-old Midlander, or if you're a 31-year-old working mum, or a 66-year-old just-retired after a lifetime of paying into the system - there's a chance that his life is your life.

I think it's high time things improved for you.