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[troublesome96.eth(33.3%) @Velli881]

@GlobalForecastr Yes

[troublesome96.eth(33.3%) @Velli881]

@TheMilkBarTV Whats the issue with changing your mind after gaining knowledge and watching what you thought was true to actually be false. The way the world is going means it shows the mainstream narrative is completely false. How many wars has China started again?

[John Adams @adamseconomics]

🚨 BREAKING 🚨

Over 107,000 people have called for @AlboMP to resign in the wake of the Bondi terrorist attack.

The link is here: https://t.co/HW2WB4OuHR

[Jonathan Fisher, The Australian Uranium Guy @CxuAsx]

👀👀WHY AM I IN TOKYO 🇯🇵? $CXU

I have been invited here by some Japanese #uranium buyers to discuss the potential for future supply from WA! Interesting!!💡

Now a disclaimer (to keep ASX happy! 😇) - I need to stress there are no current agreements with any Japanese party and Cauldron at this time, nor is there any guarantee of any future agreement. This is all about building relationships, which takes time.

🙏 Pls watch the vide and LIKE and REPOST to get the message out there!

I will be posting more over the coming days!

[troublesome96.eth(33.3%) @Velli881]

@TheMilkBarTV Thing is he has come out and said all the time how wrong he was on issues over the years. Living in echo chambers would do that to anyone

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

HOW MUCH TAX IS PAID ON A SLAB OF VB ?

(And could someone please check my maths as this seems ridiculous)

$59.00 retail
$53.64 (excluding GST)
💰$5.36 GST

*Beer Excise $61.57 per litre of alcohol
30 cans x 375ml = 11.25 litres of beer
11.25 litres x 4.9% alcohol = 0.551 litres alcohol
0.551 x $61.57 excise =💰 $33.90

💰Total tax
$5.36 GST + $33.90 excise = $39.26 Tax

$39.26/$59.00 = 66.5% tax

But it’s worse than that.

You can only buy beer with after tax income.

So if your marginal tax rate is 30% on income between $40K up to $135K)

You have to earn $85 (and pay $25.50)in income tax to be left with $59 to buy the slab of beer.

So in buying the slab, you need to earn $85, and you pay $25.50 in income tax, then you pay $33.90 in excise, and then $5.36 in GST.

So in total you‘ve paid $64.74 in tax to enjoy your $59 slab of beer.

So of the $85 you had to earn to buy the slab 76% ($64.74) goes in tax to the Federal government.

But it’s still worse ….

As of the total price of the slab, that leaves just $19.74 for the farmer, the brewer, the aluminium can maker, the transport company, the cardboard box maker and the retailer - and all the taxes they pay.

Australia desperately needs a DOGE to eliminate waste and fraud so government spending can be cut, and that money returned to the Australian taxpayer.

🟡It’s time to vote Libertarian.

*Excise rates https://t.co/TEZDYbzij5

[John Goddard @nonestlex]

The Australian Government wants you to believe that company tax is “low” at 30%.

They think you’re too stupid to realise that with GST and Payroll Tax added in it’s much higher.

We need to abolish the Government as soon as possible. It is strangling the economy.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Media Release | One Nation to lift tax threshold for self-funded retirees

One Nation will lift the tax-free threshold to $35,000 for self-funded retirees who are over 67 and not receiving any form of government payment.

Party leader Senator Pauline Hanson said self-funded retirees often invested in Australian property and companies to fund their retirements and should be given greater capacity to do so after contributing to the economy for decades and not receiving any benefits in their retirement.

“These people are hardly any burden on the Australian taxpayer and through their retirement investments they are providing homes and jobs for Australians the government does not need to fund,” Senator Hanson said. “I think they deserve a bit more back for this contribution, which is one of the factors behind this policy.

“Another factor is that it will help incentivise more people to save more for their retirement, potentially reducing government spending on pensions, and free up more Australian capital to be invested in Australian property and Australian shares.”

Senator Hanson said One Nation had opposed Bill Shorten’s policy to impose double taxation on retirees’ share dividends in 2019, and would continue to oppose Anthony Albanese’s plan to increase tax on superannuation balances over $3 million.

“We should be incentivising success, not penalising it, and our policy to lift the tax-free threshold for self-funded retirees over 67 is very much in keeping with this view,” she said.

“One Nation policies for 2025 Federal election released this year – income splitting and joint tax return filing for couples with children, enabling aged pensioners and veterans to work and earn without it affecting their payments, and lifting the tax-free threshold for self-funded retirees – are all aimed at providing much-needed tax relief in Labor’s cost-of-living crisis.

“They address other pressing issues too: reducing the need to import skilled labour from overseas; addressing workers shortages in critical areas like education and health; reducing the childcare burden on taxpayers; encouraging couples to start families earlier; and reducing immigration to address Labor’s housing crisis.

“I look forward to releasing more new policies soon as it’s not enough to provide tax relief without significant spending reforms.”

[Jillian Michaels @JillianMichaels]

How crazy is this… The supposed letter signed by “over 17000” doctors denouncing @RobertKennedyJr is actually fake. Take a look.

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

Just Like Clockwork, The Propaganda Push For Digital ID Kicks Into Gear In The UK https://t.co/sa2OrgGItU

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

As Christmas approaches let's throwback to this vile segment from @sunriseon7 during COVID:

"As Christmas approaches many of us will be faced with a new dilemma: how to handle unvaccinated loved ones? And whether you should spend time with them over the festive season? Sit next to them at Christmas dinner? "

[anaussievoice @anaussievoice]

🚨🇦🇺 Australian Dairy Brands 🧵🔽

AVOID things like mRNA and Bovaer in your dairy products.

BOOKMARK this page as more will be added as companies confirm.

Details for each brand are listed in the thread below.

[Libertarian Party NSW (Liberal Democrats) @LibertariansNSW]

This speech has been removed by TikTok for "violating community guidelines."

They then invited us to "learn the facts about COVID-19." 😅

Watch below to see what TikTok didn't want you to know! 👇

@JohnRuddick2 @craigkellyXXX

[troublesome96.eth(33.3%) @Velli881]

https://t.co/Np8idzQfQ1

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

Watch Australian politicians squirm & give non-answers to how they expect to verify people's ages to use social media.

Both major parties (@AlboMP & @PeterDutton_MP) have expressed their desire to rush the legislation banning under 16s on social media through by the end of the year.

@MRowlandMP announced on Friday that UK based Age Check Certification Scheme (ACCS) has been given a contract to trial various age-verification technologies that might be used to enforce the under 16s social-media ban. However the results of the trial aren't expect until mid 2025.

[John Ruddick MLC - Libertarian @JohnRuddick2]

Today I gave notice in the parliament of NSW (Australia) that we create our own Trump-Musk-Vivek inspired Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

Slash baby slash!

(thanks to @johnhumphreys99)

[Anthony Khallouf @ausvstheagenda]

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[Tom White @twhite]

psychiatrists right now

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

This is the DM Australian reporter & presenter @SharriMarkson sent me asking me to take down a video I made showing her atrocious comments towards unvaccinated people I put besides her more recent reporting about vaccine injuries.

She claimed she was receiving "death threats as a direct result of your video."

I've added my reply & I'll post below the video she asked to be taken down.

Sharri never replied, has never acknowledged or apologised for her original position on mandates despite now calling for the same from others.

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

Conservative media in Australia is now calling for authorities to apologise after damning findings in the recent inquiry into Australia's COVID response.

HOWEVER the media themselves equally must acknowledge the part they played in the COVID pandemic & their terrible takes. ESPECIALLY championing mandates & demonising the unvaccinated. Feat. @SharriMarkson @TheCalebBond