Deb

At some point you are going to be offended, take a Bex and lay down

[matrixbot @thematrixb0t]

Stop calling them "data centers."

Call them what they actually are:

MASS SURVEILLANCE CENTERS.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

A pig resembling Soviet General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev has been shown online.

[7NEWS Sydney @7NewsSydney]

A massive boring machine, the biggest ever assembled underground, is about to start chewing its way beneath Sydney Harbour.

[Satoshi Wolf @SatoshiWolf]

China is one of the most racist places in the world.

I moved there as a young man on a temporary visa. Loved it so much I wanted to stay.

After a while I realised the locals didn't really suit me so I started convincing all my friends and family to move over.

Slowly but surely more and more of them came over and we all bought houses in the same area so we could be close.

Before we knew it we had taken over entire neighbourhoods. It was awesome. Felt like a home away from home.

The locals became hostile but we ignored them as they were racist.

We started to miss certain things from home so we opened up stores that catered specifically to our wants. Vegemite, Weetbix and Tim Tams.

Fast forward and now we've managed to acquire multiple neighbourhoods. It really started to feel like home.

Some of us even started to call ourselves Chinese. The locals weren't having it and started to abuse us.

When we went to the police we quickly found out the laws were not there to protect our interests.

So we did the only thing we can do, have some of us run for politics.

We made sure we did the voting math and got a few of us elected. Small numbers with limited power at first but enough to prove concept.

Our representatives got to work advocating for our interests. Anyone who opposed us we called racist and used our numbers to pressure workplaces into firing anyone who was a racist.

It worked out great. People feared losing their jobs, friends and family if they spoke out against us. This allowed us to turn up the pace.

Some of us didn't really feel like working and demanded that the Chinese taxpayers cover our lifestyle including housing, health and food.

Some locals were not too happy but thankfully they are all racist and the government was now on our side. In fact the government was now calling anyone who opposed us "Yellow Supremacist". Brilliant.

Of course none of this ever happened. You know why?

Because China is for the Chinese and protects its country and people. Just as India for Indians, Africa is for Africans and so on.

That's not racist to say. It's a simple fact.

That is also not to say that people can't come and live in the once beautiful country of Australia but you must respect the culture, the values and be a net positive on your new home or... go home.

The end.

[Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 @DrewPavlou]

With my birthday yesterday I was reflecting on the way I first got into public life. I was only 20 years old when Chinese international students at my Australian university basically tried to form a lynch mob against me because I insulted Xi Jinping.

The University of Queensland then spent half a million dollars trying to expel me as a student because they didn't want to lose their close economic relationship with China.

Actually unbelievable that none of these foreign students were deported at the time. Australia actually had a Liberal conservative government and they didn't deport a single person. We were so, so cucked as a nation.

In the end I managed to defeat the University of Queensland's attempt to expel me basically only because Senator Marco Rubio told the Australian government that the Americans were not happy. I only learned that years later.

I like the Americans. Fuck communists and fuck our cucked self hating governments in the West.

[7NEWS Melbourne @7NewsMelbourne]

Speculation is swirling on Spring Street, with Jacinta Allan's future growing more clouded by the day. Labor insiders are reportedly petrified by the premier's poor polling numbers, meaning she could face a leadership challenge within two weeks. @georgia_bm_

[Deb @cDebIn2050]

@FalkTG No such thing as “free capitalist society”
The country you come from has been subsidised since 1945 by America

[Andrew Greene @AndrewBGreene]

ALP strategists, led by National Secretary Paul Erickson, are said to be now road-testing lines to attack Pauline Hanson’s party, but the government’s negative assault on her movement has not yet started https://t.co/ppcMGdHy9T

[Step and fetch @FetchStep]

What a fucking joke.
#ASIC CEO Scott Gregson gave contracts to #KPMG after ASIC started an investigation into them
Gregson said its important that its separate from the investigation and that has no impact on hiring KPMG
Who employs crooks your investigating
#LaborCrimeFamily

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

The Bank of England is removing historical figures from banknotes and replacing with wildlife. They are currently running a public consultation on the wildlife shortlist. So on its next issue of banknotes, Winston Churchill, Jane Austen, JMW Turner will be replaced with the likes of an owl, hedgehog, badger or common frog. We are not a serious country anymore.

[Christopher Luxon @chrisluxonmp]

New Zealand Police are the best in the world - cracking down on crime and keeping our communities safe.

They also get stuck in on the world stage. Like teaming up with Police across the Pacific to combat crime as part of the Pacific Policing Initiative.

Was great to see them at work with friends across the Pacific in Brisbane today.

[Clémence Guetté @Clemence_Guette]

Depuis qu'Emmanuel Macron est au pouvoir, il a vendu 1570 entreprises françaises aux États-Unis.

Parmi elles, certaines des plus stratégiques de notre pays :
- Technip (ingénierie pétrolière et parapétrolière)
- Opella (producteur du Doliprane)
- Exxelia (composants électroniques passifs)
- Latécoère (aérostructures et systèmes de câblage pour l'aéronautique)
- Branche énergie d'Alstom (turbines Arabelle, qui équipent les centrales nucléaires françaises et les sous-marins de la Marine nationale, partiellement rachetée depuis)
- LMB Aerospace (refroidisseur de matériel militaire et de communication)
- Souriau (connecteurs électriques de très haute sécurité)
- HGH (systèmes optroniques et des caméras infrarouges).

Et tant d'autres.

C'est une catastrophe pour les emplois, mais aussi pour notre souveraineté. Il a vendu nos fleurons et mis en danger notre capacité de défense et d'innovation.

Tout cela sera long à reconstruire. Nous le ferons.

[Deb @cDebIn2050]

@AlboMP Stop playing with the taxation system.
All you are doing is making a lot of accountants very rich!

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

UK in most dangerous period I've known, military chief says https://t.co/ux9MzdxvNY

[Deb @cDebIn2050]

@ClareONeilMP And what are you doing about the women & children sleeping in cars?

[The League Scene @LeagueScenePod]

There’s signs of dissent and dissatisfaction up north.

QLD Cup clubs Burleigh, Brisbane Tigers, Wynnum Manly, Norths Devils, Ipswich, Townsville, Northern Pride and Papua New Guinea are considering a shock move to join the four QLD NRL clubs and form their own breakaway QLD Cup.

📝 @badel_cmail

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

“Better to be a member of the EU than a U.S. state” — Finland’s president made Canada an unexpected proposal

Alexander Stubb suggested expanding the EU to around 40 countries. He said Europe needs to become stronger on the global stage and more actively attract new partners.

Among possible candidates, Stubb named the United Kingdom, Canada, Turkey, Norway, and Iceland.

According to him, now is the right moment due to the war in Ukraine and shifts in U.S. policy.

[Crocodile @Crocodylus121]

“79% of Australians want an annual migration intake of 100,000 or less (currently 311,000)
This includes 75% of first generation migrants; 74% of non-citizens; and 72% of those aged 18-24.
This also includes 73% of Labor voters, and 67% of Greens voters” https://t.co/RaFgvXsaq3

[Kripto Selçuk @kriptoselcukk]

🚨#SONDAKİKA

İtalya, israilli Turistlerin Ülkeye Girişini RESMEN Yasakladı…

[Quantum Party @QuantumParty_]

During the Cold War, NATO secretly ran Gladio — a network of illegal “stay-behind” armies across Europe.

These clandestine paramilitary cells trafficked heroin, rigged elections to keep the left out of power, carried out assassinations, and staged false-flag terror attacks under the “strategy of tension” - all while operating completely outside democratic control.

NATO-backed networks existed in every member state, each with its own codename:

→ Italy: Gladio
→ Belgium: SDRA8 & STC
→ Denmark: Absalon
→ Netherlands: Inlichtingen & Operatiën
→ Norway: ROC
→ Switzerland: P26
→ Austria: ÖWSGV
→ Greece: LOK aka Sheepskin
→ West Germany: TD BDJ
→ France: Plan Bleu, La Rose des Vents, & Arc-en-ciel
→ Luxembourg: "Stay-Behind"
→ Portugal: Aginter Press
→ Sweden: Sveaborg
→ Turkey: Kontrgerilla

Parliamentary probes in Italy, Belgium and Switzerland exposed the networks. The European Parliament passed a 1990 resolution slamming them. Italian inquiries directly charged secret-service officials with political interference, bombings, assassinations and worse.

The full scale of their heroin pipelines, election meddling and targeted killings is still classified — but the core truth is now admitted: NATO ran secret armed death squads inside European countries, outside any democratic control or accountability, for decades.

This is the same alliance we’re still funding today.