Chrissie

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[Chrissie @bushgrannie]

@brockpierson Never heard of the first one. I listened to it. Once was enough. List invalid imo

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

My position is that gender dysphoria is a real, painful condition and that for some adults, the only way they may feel able to resolve that inner conflict is transition. If that’s the road they choose I wish them long life and happiness and I would vigorously oppose any discrimination against them when it comes to employment, housing or voting rights.

I do not believe children have the capacity to consent to treatments that may leave them infertile and, in some cases, anorgasmic. Multiple studies have shown that gender dysphoria in childhood and adolescence is not uncommon, for gay kids particularly, but it also occurs in, for example, straight girls who hate the idea of becoming women and sometimes, tragically, in children who’ve been abused. The available evidence shows that in the majority of cases, gender dysphoria resolves after the person has gone through adolescence. I am strongly opposed to the experimental treatment of blocking puberty in dysphoric children. I believe trans activists have behaved hugely unethically and irresponsibly in pretending that there is good evidence that these treatments are beneficial (there isn’t), that puberty blockers are completely reversible (there is a mounting body of evidence to suggest they aren’t) or that children are likely to kill themselves if denied blockers (there is no evidence to support this and suicide prevention charities warn against making such statements, due to the very real danger of suicide contagion.)

Of course, not all trans-identified people are dysphoric. Erotic transvestism, also known as autogynephilia, (getting a sexual thrill out of dressing as/pretending to be a woman) has been around for a very long time. I believe lesbians are entitled to exclude straight, cross-dressing men from their dating pools without being accused of bigotry and worse (same goes for gay men with trans-identified women). It’s profoundly homophobic to attack gay people for being same-sex attracted.

I don’t believe anyone, adult or child, is ‘born in the wrong body.’ That is an unfalsifiable, quasi-religious belief. A person may *feel* as if they’re in the wrong body, but humans cannot literally change sex. However they identify, men don’t belong in the single-sex spaces for which women fought so hard.

[Richard Davies @Richard01357064]

🇦🇺 A PERSONAL VIEW ON AUSTRALIA'S REFUGEE INTAKE - PAUSE THE REFUGEE INTAKE ENTIRELY.

I say this having been a Registered Migration Agent, representing many hundreds of refugees and humanitarian applicants.

I have seen their plight, their motives and the circumstances that brought them here. I understand why they seek safety and a better life.

But I have also represented and listened to Australian citizens who are struggling with housing, healthcare, schools and the cost of government.

My position isn't anti-refugee. It is about what Australia can responsibly afford.

With government debt exceeding $1 trillion and infrastructure already under pressure, I believe Australia should temporarily pause the humanitarian intake until we can fund the associated settlement and welfare costs without further government borrowing.

🔹 Balance the budget
🔹 Repay the debt
🔹 Restore infrastructure capacity
🔹 Then reassess what humanitarian intake Australia can sustainably support

Compassion matters. So does responsibility.

We cannot promise more than Australian taxpayers can afford to deliver.

Prosperity is quickly becoming a memory only under the current government. Cuts to our national compassion must follow accordingly.

#Refugees #Migration #HumanitarianMigration #Australia #FiscalResponsibility #MigrationPolicy #Libertarian #Queensland

[DJ @DebskiBebski]

Glaciers have been calving, collapsing and burying valleys since before humans invented the wheel, Monique.

A chunk of ice and rock fell off a mountain. That’s geology. That’s gravity. That’s the Himalayas doing what the Himalayas have done since the beginning of time.

Calling it an “unnatural disaster directly caused by climate change” before anyone’s even finished counting the dead is not science. It’s a sermon.

You saw tragedy and immediately reached for the talking point.

If every glacier that’s ever broken off was caused by your SUV, the planet would’ve been uninhabitable in the Pleistocene.

Mourn the people. Spare us the theology.

[Peter Young🇦🇺 @PeterYoungDairy]

@OMGTheMess Well Labor doesn’t want us. They’d much prefer to plant trees, put on solar panels and wind turbines or cover our farms with concrete for housing.
They won’t care about us farmers until people start to go hungry.

[DJ @DebskiBebski]

Congratulations! 🥳

Australia: undisputed world champion of bureaucracy, currently ranking #1 for bureaucrats per capita.

17 civil servants for every 100 Australians, most on inflated salaries, while every service is slower and buried under more red tape than ever.

We’re not a serious nation.

We’re a jobs scheme for mediocre clipboard warriors. A nation drowning in its own bureaucracy.

Time to slash the bloated army of paper-pushers.

Time to cut the dead weight. Fire half of them and watch absolutely nothing get worse.

[John Goddard @nonestlex]

WHY I LEFT AUSTRALIA
(VIEWS FROM BEYOND THE IRON COASTLINE)

It's been 4 months since I moved overseas.

I uprooted my entire life, moved out of a newly renovated house, away from friends and family, away from the country I grew up in.

But it was necessary.

Because there's no other way to put it - they've fucked Australia. Like, really fucked it.

I'm a hard worker. I worked long days, weekends. In a stressful, high pressure job. I took it seriously (which is rare, most people only half do things).

In my spare time, I would spend hours (many hours) writing books and creating content online to make some extra money.

But at the end of each month I was left with basically nothing.

The government took most of it. Either straight away through income tax, or more insidiously through hidden taxes, inflation, and crazy regulatory requirements.

And that money they stole from me wasn't taken to improve the country (I could probably live with that).

The deranged communists in charge viewed themselves as gods. And they were redistributing my wealth in accordance with some structure of 'morality' that I didn't adhere to.

The taxes imposed on me were considered just, because (under their morality) I did not deserve as much as I had, there were others more deserving.

But I didn't agree with my money being stolen to build houses in the middle of nowhere, just for aboriginal welfare recipients who would ultimately tear them apart.

I didn't agree with my money being stolen so that African migrants could fraudulently receive it via the NDIS.

I didn't agree with my money being stolen so that Indian 'students' could move their families here through the student visa backdoor.

And I didn't agree with my money being stolen to fund Chinese corporations building wind farms on all the farm land between Melbourne and Adelaide.

I can't describe the feeling of hopelessness that comes with watching your labour fund the future of others.

I went to a dark place when I realised that the work and stress I put myself through didn't help me or my family. It all felt... so futile.

I was a tax slave being bled dry.

And so I left.

I moved somewhere where I keep my money. All of it.

I've made 2 years of financial progress in the 4 months I've been out of the country (thanks to 0% tax, as well as the healthy salary increase that came with moving to a country with a real economy).

And now looking back at Australia from the outside, I know I made the right move.

It's a literal circus.

The media is all propaganda. The government is communist. The people are trapped, prisoners.

I knew this when I lived there. At least I was pretty sure I did.

But seeing it from the outside solidified every hunch I had while living behind the Iron Coastline.

The future of Australia is bleak. Citizens won't build wealth. No companies will invest there. And the Nanny State will need to keep increasing taxes on the small portion of the population that actually creates value to fuel their spending frenzy.

And that can only go on for so long before it collapses.

Good luck to everyone back home. I'm thinking of you.

But all I can say is that there a countries out there that don't view wealth building as immoral, that understand how businesses work, and want the country to actually BECOME something.

You should go there, probably.

[STUNNER @Cr7Godbrand]

Let me explain women’s biology to you that your MOTHER wouldn’t teach you.

Women cannot survive by strength. So nature gave them a different survival trick: fit in or die.

They don't have a truth filter. They have a SAFETY filter.

A man hears an idea and thinks: "Is this true or false?"
A woman hears an idea and thinks: "If I say this, will other women still like me? Will I be cancelled? Will I be alone?"

Belonging matters to women more than truth. Always.

That's why mass media owns them.

You put the same slogan on every TV, every TikTok, every Instagram ad - "girlboss," "finding myself," divorce glow "you don't need a family," "freeze your eggs"

and her brain thinks it's REAL because every woman is saying it.

You don't need to convince her with evidence. You just need to make her think EVERYONE ELSE already believes it.

She will swallow any lie if it makes her feel included.

Tell her being a single mother at 35 with a corporate job is empowerment and she'll clap, even while she's on antidepressants and crying herself to sleep.

Tell her being a wife at 20 with 3 kids is oppression, and she'll laugh at her own mother.

The media doesn't win by being right. It wins by making her scared to be LEFT OUT!!!

Real intellectual independence requires the ability to stand alone and defend yourself when the whole crowd turns on you. That kind of courage is built on physical strength. Only a mind that knows it can survive outside the herd dares to ask:

"Is it true - even if everyone says it's false?"

Only men can do that.

_"It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies..."_
*- George Orwell, 1984*

[MissWeebeastie ❤️🙏✝️ @Weebeastie6]

🍎It’s Time to Stop Blaming Eve 🍎

Understanding what happened in the Garden of Eden is pretty critical, and sadly, most people seem to get it wrong.

I’ve seen so many negative posts about women recently, especially in light of the Lindsay Clancy trial (which is just showing the loudest, most performative people of course), even from Christian men that I respect, who have not understood what happened in the garden correctly.

The desire to blame women for what’s going on in this fallen world is satanic at its core.

It seems this needs to broken down, so here ya go:

🍎 1. Adam’s Original Commission

Genesis 2:16–17 — God commands Adam not to eat from the tree before Eve is created.

• Adam is directly accountable.
• Adam is expected to guard, teach, and lead.
• Adam stands as covenant representative.

🌿 2. Adam’s Failure of Leadership

Genesis 3:6 — Adam is “with her” during the temptation.

• Adam is present but silent.
• Adam allows deception to unfold.
• Adam joins Eve knowingly.

Key truth: Eve is deceived; Adam is negligent.

🍎 3. Adam’s Conscious Disobedience

1 Timothy 2:14 — “Adam was not deceived.”

• Adam sins knowingly.
• Adam’s rebellion carries covenant weight.
• Eve’s deception explains her sin; Adam’s rebellion explains the curse.

🌿 4. God Confronts Adam First

Genesis 3:9 — “Adam, where are you?”

• God calls Adam, not Eve.
• Adam received the command.
• Adam is held accountable as head.

🍎 5. Adam’s Blame-Shifting

Genesis 3:12 — “The woman You gave me…”

• Adam blames Eve.
• Adam blames God.
• Adam avoids responsibility.

Genesis 3:13 — Eve answers honestly: “The serpent deceived me, and I ate.”

• Eve admits her action.
• Eve does not blame Adam.

Key truth: Scripture shows Adam avoiding accountability, not Eve.

🌿 6. The Curse Falls Because of Adam

Genesis 3:17 — “Cursed is the ground because of you.”

• God ties the curse directly to Adam’s disobedience.
• Eve receives consequences, but the curse on creation is Adam’s fault.

🍎 7. Paul’s Teaching: Sin and Death Enter Through Adam

Romans 5:12–19 — Paul’s authoritative interpretation.

• “Sin entered the world through one man.”
• “Death reigned through the one man.”
• “Through the disobedience of the one man, many were made sinners.”

Key truth: The New Testament consistently places responsibility on Adam.

🌿 8. Adam as Federal Head

Romans 5:14 — Adam is “a type of the one to come.”

• Adam represents humanity.
• Eve does not carry covenant-wide consequences.
• Christ is the “last Adam,” not the “last Eve.”

🍎 9. Old Testament Legal Precedent: Husband’s Authority Over Vows

Numbers 30:8, 12–13 — God gives husbands authority to confirm or annul their wives’ vows.

• If annulled, God Himself forgives the woman.
• Responsibility rests on the man, not the woman.
• Fathers held authority over daughters; husbands over wives.
• Widows/divorcées stood on their own, showing the principle applied only under male headship.

Key truth: God consistently placed covenantal responsibility on men for household commitments.
This parallels Adam’s responsibility in Genesis 3: Adam was expected to guard, lead, and take responsibility — but failed.

🌿 10. Summary

Eve was deceived, but Adam was responsible—God cursed the ground because of Adam, and Paul says sin and death entered the world through Adam alone. Numbers 30 reinforces this pattern: God consistently places covenantal responsibility on men for the spiritual direction and consequences of their households.

[Mr. Star Spangled MAGA @4thOfJuly365]

Quite possibly the best video from social media that I have ever seen.

Please give this a watch.

[Just❤️Oz 🇦🇺 @JustOz61]

My son believed in Labor/Greens til he bought a house five years ago but now after 15 interest rates rises with more to come and astronomical cost of living expenses he finally believed what dad has said all along.. my other son is renting and that has doubled and his dream of buying a house is now just a dream.. as for me I bought my home during Keating 18% rate and struggled to keep my home.. this is Labor always making life tougher. How 30% still believe in them is astonishing.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Man: I prayed for my health every day for forty years.

God: I heard all of it.

Man: And you did nothing.

God: I sent a cow.

Man: A cow.

God: Then a lamb. Then a goat, to sort the hill out so the grass would come back for the cow.

Man: I didn't know that was you.

God: There was a hen at your door every morning for thirty years. Laying. In the rain. Unpaid. What did you think that was.

Man: I thought it was a hen.

God: It was a hen. It was also a hint.

Man: I was told to cut down on red meat.

God: By whom.

Man: A pyramid.

God: [checks] [checks again] I did not send a pyramid.

Man: Six to eleven servings of bread at the bottom of it.

God: I have never once recommended eleven of anything.

Man: The eggs had cholesterol in them.

God: The eggs had everything in them. That was the selling point.

Man: I switched to almond milk.

God: [a silence of the kind that predates weather]

Man: For the planet.

God: I gave you an animal that turns rain into food and stands in a field doing it for nothing. You went and got a bag of nuts, drowned them, and strained the corpse through a cloth.

Man: It's two per cent almonds.

God: I am aware of the percentage. I am aware of every percentage.

Man: There's gums in it, so it doesn't look like water.

God: Because it is water. You have described water. You paid extra for a photograph of a hand full of almonds, and then you drank the water.

Man: What was I supposed to do?

God: Eat the cow.

Man: That's it?

God: I made the sea, the whale, the whole business with the tides, and the easiest job on the list was feeding you.

[Mike Williams (Oz) @theoztrucker]

This is too good to not share. I didn’t write it but I know who did! I wish I’d thought of it!

An Aussie Truckies “Welcome to the highway”

Welcome to Highway

We acknowledge the traditional truckies of Australia, past, present and emerging….

We pay respect to those who came before us — the men and women who travelled the highways, drove the old trucks, slept in the cab, battled the weather, fixed their own breakdowns and got the load delivered no matter what stood in their way.

We acknowledge the long-haul legends who built Australia's road transport industry, from the old Bedford, Mercedes, Kenworth, Mack and White trucks to the modern rigs of today.

We recognise the truckie traditions: the wave from the cab, the CB radio, the roadhouse feed, the obligatory coffee, the nod at the fuel bowser and the unwritten rule that you stop and help a fellow driver who's broken down.

We acknowledge the families who kept the home fires burning while their truckies were away on the road.

We recognise that without truck drivers, Australia stops.

So, before we begin, let us acknowledge the traditional custodians of the Australian highways — the Australian truckies who came before us, those driving today, and those who will carry the industry into the future.

May the road be straight, the load be legal, the scales be empty, and the next roadhouse has a decent feed.

[ADVANCE @FairAusADV]

Who do you agree with?

Albo says we need permission to live in our own country.

Cheron shows him how stupid he sounds.

[Gillian Fennell @stationmum101]

I’m sure if rural, regional & remote families could access childcare they’d be super supportive of childcare workers being paid appropriately.

[Chrissie @bushgrannie]

@Housty90 @TheProjectUnity Totally does look like what you said. I could see it, but Ididnt know the correct terms to describe it. ta

[katy 🌸 @KatyKray73]

Children walking out of school to attend the Hanson nationwide day of protest next week are gathering with far-left radical groups.

These groups are violent and deranged, they have previously targeted police by recommending protesters “use bricks to throw at cops.”

If any teachers are encouraging this, it is a serious breach of their duty of care in the classroom and of professional standards and codes of conduct.

[Chrissie @bushgrannie]

@TheProjectUnity As a lady, I concur, the man indeed does have a very fine stick on display.

[Boy George @BoyGeorge]

In Buddhism we understand that every action comes with a consequence. Due to my decision to stand up for my Jewish friends I am losing a few people from my life. Today I parted company with Tony Pontius who has run my record label BGP for a number of years. I wanted to release 'We Will Dance Again' but he was unequivocal and said 'I want nothing to do with this song' and I responded 'ok, we are done'.
When someone is gutless it really does not hurt to say goodbye. My faith in humanity will not diminish and the truth will always win.

I will release it!