Adam H

[Adam H @_acab]

@P_AOn24 No just call an early election

[Adam H @_acab]

@PaulineHansonOz So if they did scrap it altogether who then pays the surcharge because by the sound of it the ATO is still going to get charged the fee from the banks.

[Adam H @_acab]

whilst they could have just told the banks they cannot charge the fee rather than tell all businesses to just suck it up and cop it but they created a problem which didn’t really exist and for the most part the end user who chose to pay by card paid the fee now the government is paying the fee. Socialism at its finest

[Adam H @_acab]

@MRobertsQLD What do you mean communism, we already have communism. You have big boots to fill Malcom but if not now when. These muppets are trying to destroy us all

[Adam H @_acab]

All western countries face the same issue, maybe we all got to tell each other we are not paying and just start again. Only the black rocks and rothchilds of the world are the only ones who are not going to be happy. There is no easy way out of this mess but if we don’t do something our kids have no future. Stock up buckle up and hope for the best

[Adam H @_acab]

Everyone moans about who spent what. I think we could probably agree that they are all crap and the decisions they made during there time have shown to be wrong. What I would like is for someone to say listen up times are going to be tough so dig deep into your own money because we cannot continue to leave future generations the bill. Cut all non essential services and programs and pay down the debt.

[Adam H @_acab]

Stop blaming others we don’t care, what we would like this government to do is cut spending massively and pay down that debt so we don’t leave it to the youth of our country. Pretty simple we are broke no matter how you want to spin it we are spending more than we bring in. Cut all non essential spending/services . Stop letting international companies shift profits. And until we get that debt sorted. Governments should not be getting any additional funding for anything that does not increase productivity for the australian people or front line services.

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

CORRECTION: I had previous posted that only five leaders from 183 nations were going to attend Bowen’s tropical island climate junket.

That is now incorrect - the actual number just two; Mauritius and Timor-Leste.

What a complete embarrassment.

[Adam H @_acab]

Ain’t no hacking here. If you leave your doors open ( there were no passwords) you can expect people to just wander in. Probably lucky it was this company as they told you about the issue and even offered to work with government security team. But hey let’s not waste a good story. If it were a bad actor, well we wouldn’t know would we. Sure there should be rules of what they can’t legally do but not so legislatively restrict the life out of it like the rest of the rubbish that this govt does.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

African migrants in France are about to destroy a car and assault the driver

When the driver reveals themselves to also be a migrant they stop

This was never about anything other than their hatred of White people

[Adam H @_acab]

@MRobertsQLD If you manage to gain power don’t fail us. All department heads must go within the first 60 days or else you don’t stand a chance to implement your mandate. Just my 2 cents

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

... you don't spend it on giving it to multicultural organisations of over $325 million, you don't give $60 million to Ukraine, you don't give $67 million to these media outlets.

You stop wasting the money, and you stop hiring all these bureaucrats and paying them exorbitant wages.

I'll tell you another thing that I'll be looking at, no bureaucrat will earn more than what the Prime Minister does.

That'll be reigned right in under a One Nation government.

— Pauline Hanson | Bolt Report with James Macpherson

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

France is fighting for its life and has officially entered a Civil War that will soon eclipse the French revolution.

Police officers are being lynched in the streets and hung from light poles.

Any white person who dares to show their face on the street is viciously attacked.

The official death toll is being suppressed, but dead bodies are everywhere.

Thank God for the second amendment in the United States.

[Senator Alex Antic @SenatorAntic]

Labor's Digital Duty of Care Bill would give the government the power to invent new categories of online harm which would have to be scrubbed from the algorithm.

This is not about keeping kids safe online, it's about controlling what Australians are allowed to see on social media.

Don't fall for it.

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[Adam H @_acab]

@SunLoverNova @AusExplained Yep but loan amounts are many multiples of what you had to borrow for the same house in 2002. And unless you work in government your wages have probably only gone up 25% in that time

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Media Release: Labor planning to roast Australian lamb farmers using our own super

Labor has yet again exposed its plan to treat Australians’ $4.8 trillion in superannuation as a Labor Party slush fund, with Trade Minister Don Farrell proposing that retirement savings be used to invest in America’s lamb industry.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said the proposal proved Labor believes Australian super belongs to them, not to the people who earned it.

“Labor sees Australian retirement savings as a giant pool of money for ministers to direct toward their own political agenda,” Senator Hanson said.

“Labor wants to use Australians’ retirement savings to grow an American lamb industry that directly competes with Australian farmers. They say superannuation has an ‘obligation’ to do so.

"That’s a lie. The obligation of superannuation funds is to act in the best financial interests of Australians, who are forced to give up 12% of their pay.

“This latest affront comes after Labor legislated to end live sheep exports by sea, kneecapping Australian sheep producers and regional towns and businesses.

“Labor is shutting down Australian farmers with one hand and proposing to use our superannuation to give American lamb producers a leg up with the other.

“The Government needs to explain to Australians why it is proposing to spend their super overseas. Then it needs to explain to Australian farmers why they’re looking to fund their competitors using our own money.

“Labor attacked One Nation for saying Australians should have a limited choice to use some of their future super contributions to keep a roof over their heads. Now Labor wants to send that same money to foreign farms for their own political agenda.

“Super belongs to the Australians who earned it. It is not Labor’s slush fund and shouldn’t be raided just because Labor has run out of money.

“Labor’s coming after your pay with higher taxes. Now they’re looking to raid your super too. Albanese needs to put a fork in this idea, it’s thoroughly cooked.

“The Government must keep its hands off Australians’ retirement savings, stop calling it a ‘national asset’ and start backing Australian farmers instead of handing money to their overseas competitors.”

[Ryan Dally @Ryandally08]

Ray Hadley has savaged Anthony Albanese.

Federal multicultural grants have exploded from $32 million to $325 million since the last election. That’s not community support.

That’s industrial scale vote buying.

What’s worse, 94 per cent of that taxpayer cash went straight into Labor electorates. Closed, non competitive tenders. Marginal seats first. Ethnic blocs rewarded. The rest of the country can wait.

Hadley is right to call it what it is.

Albanese’s government has turned pork barrelling into an art form. Hundreds of millions funnelled through Home Affairs to lock in the ethnic vote while working Australians cop higher rents, stretched hospitals and stretched services.

This isn’t cohesion. It’s patronage dressed up as “multiculturalism”

Hadley says it’s time to end it and consign this blight on our democracy to history.

He’s correct.

Open the books. Stop treating taxpayer money as a campaign slush fund.

We need to Fire the Liar!

[Adam H @_acab]

Wish they would stop helping us, they only make life harder. Small business gets screwed, customer gets screwed. Don’t tell me the major market players like Woolies Bunnings etc won’t chuck another 1% or so on top of the card fees that no doubt they were not paying the banks that much anyway and get to blame the government and there is nothing we can do about it. Oh and there is no downside for the government as the gst take will actually go up. Maybe only free 10’s of millions but it’s not going down and they know it. And unless you find a business that’s willing to offer a discount for cash then even the person who normally paid in cash is going to pay more now. Total shit show

[Adam H @_acab]

Wish they would stop helping us, they only make life harder. Small business gets screwed, customer gets screwed. Don’t tell me the major market players like Woolies Bunnings etc won’t chuck another 1% or so on top of the card fees that no doubt they were not paying the banks that much anyway and get to blame the government and there is nothing we can do about it. Oh and there is no downside for the government as the gst take will actually go up. Maybe only free 10’s of millions but it’s not going down and they know it. And unless you find a business that’s willing to offer a discount for cash then even the person who normally paid in cash is going to pay more now. Total shit show

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Albanese and Chalmers cannot get anything right.

They promised their surcharge ban would save you money. Yesterday, café prices went up.

Small businesses are told to cop card fees, but in a stunning act of hypocrisy, the ATO refused. Instead, it will stop accepting credit-card tax payments from businesses from 1 December.

Small businesses use credit cards to manage cash flow. Taking away that option makes it harder to keep their businesses running.

Albanese and Chalmers are clueless about how small business works and clearly don’t care.

The ATO must reverse this decision immediately.