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6 months ago

Australians Serving in IDF [#Australia_FP] Of course, they must be screened. There is little doubt that accepting dual nationals back in Australia after serving with IDF in Gaza is a direct function of the Zionist lobby's influence in the Australian polity, bought with cash. The same applies to the practice of bringing serving IDF personnel to Australia for R&R: https://t.co/pxSNMjUCNY @AlboMPO @SenatorWong #auspol

Rakesh Ahuja

@DwnlodingMyMind

6 months ago

Zionists in Control [#Australia_FP] This double standard by @AlboMP is beyond traversity, a slap on the face of that great Australian value of "fair go". The only viable explanation is that our polity is funded and controlled at the highest levels by the #Zionist lobby, which exercises an inordinate power over the Australian foreign policy. https://t.co/pxSNMjUCNY #auspol @SenatorWong @LeiblerMark

DwnlodingMyMind's tweet photo. Zionists in Control [#Australia_FP]
This double standard by @AlboMP is beyond traversity, a slap on the face of that great Australian value of "fair go". The only viable explanation is that our polity is funded and controlled at the highest levels by the #Zionist lobby, which exercises an inordinate power over the Australian foreign policy.
https://t.co/pxSNMjUCNY
#auspol @SenatorWong @LeiblerMark

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Rakesh Ahuja

@DwnlodingMyMind

8 months ago

Making Khamenei a Martyr [#Australia_FP] The spiritual role of Martyrdom in the Shi'ite mindset must never be underestimated. As I observed on 6 March 2026: Very, very pertinent point regarding the killing of and making #Khamenei a Martyr. Based on my experiences during the Lebanese Civil War, I can #add that it is difficult for the Western linear mind to comprehend what #Martyrdom means in the theological makeup of a Shiite mind. Martyrdom is viewed through the lens of #Hussein's sacrifice at #Karbala. The 'sense' of it goes deeper than that of #SunniTerrorism, often rooted in ideological strands and prioritising political goals. Or of #ZionistTerrorism, also a political ideology. In contrast, Martyrdom calls on Shiites to self-sacrifice for justice against tyranny. The rationalist Western mind underestimates its emotional and mobilising power. Ultimately, #America might pay for this decapitation, making Khamenei the first Martyr in 1400 years. NATO's former Commander #Shirreff's warning to the UK applies equally to Australia. @AlboMP @SenatorWong @AusHCIndia @tonywalker1 #auspol https://t.co/9gtsAfZ468

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Rakesh Ahuja

@DwnlodingMyMind

9 months ago

The Leibler Family [#Australia_FP] The influence of the #LeiblerFamily on Australian foreign policy has long been evident since PM @Hawke's commitment to 'rescue' Jewish refuseniks from the claws of the #USSR. We, functionaries, did our bit, not realising that we were serving the objectives of the patriarch of the family, #IsiLeibler, later exposed as a Mossad agent. He, in Tel Aviv, has long guided Israeli policies towards Australia. https://t.co/ON4GduA9sd #auspol #Auspol2026 @alon_mizrahi @AlboMP @SenatorWong @LeiblerMark @jeremyleibler @AuspolX

Rakesh Ahuja

@DwnlodingMyMind

10 months ago

@MaryKostakidis #ZeiblerFamily's - @LeiblerMark, Jeremy Leibler, Isi Leibler -influence, starting with PM @Hawke and since then on both sides of the divide, must not be underestimated. https://t.co/Q4SW7DRTv9 #WarsawGhetto1943 @LeiblerMark #auspol

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Rakesh Ahuja

@DwnlodingMyMind

10 months ago

Albanese says........... [#Australia_FP] Canadian PM #Carney's 16-minute tour de force at Davos will reverberate through the Western alliance for years to come. Suddenly, the hitherto spineless @Keir_Starmer has found his voice. Now, the question is what will @AlboMP and @SenatorWong say? True, Trump did not include Australians in his insult, but it is surely incumbent on the Australian Government to support the disgust that its European allies feel at the Orange Buffoon's ignorance and idiocy. #auspol #Trump

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Rakesh Ahuja

@DwnlodingMyMind

10 months ago

Whitlam and the Jewish Lobby [#Australia_FP] Sincere thanks for this. I recall it now. #GoughWhitlam was our paladin then; he goes up in my estimation even more. I attach this photo apropos of what he did for taking Australia onto the international stage - in this case, the meeting with #Mao in June 1971 - before the US established diplomatic relations with the PRC. #auspol https://t.co/hBmD8DnbPx

DwnlodingMyMind's tweet photo. Whitlam and the Jewish Lobby [#Australia_FP]
Sincere thanks for this. I recall it now. #GoughWhitlam was our paladin then; he goes up in my estimation even more.
I attach this photo apropos of what he did for taking Australia onto the international stage - in this case, the meeting with #Mao in June 1971 - before the US established diplomatic relations with the PRC.
#auspol
https://t.co/hBmD8DnbPx

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Rakesh Ahuja

@DwnlodingMyMind

over 1 year ago

AUKUS and Shades of Colonialism [#Australia_FP] 1. The US review of the #AUKUS agreement is expected to impose two key expectations on Australia: a significant increase in its defence spending and a commitment to deploy AUKUS nuclear-powered submarines in support of any US-led conflict. 2. The first demand would primarily benefit the US, as increased Australian defence spending would likely flow to the American military-industrial complex. This mirrors the US-NATO/EU agreement whereby the US sells arms to them, which are then transferred to Ukraine, blatantly allowing the US to profit while claiming minimal direct involvement. 3. The second demand is more insidious. It would seed the gradual undermining of Australian sovereignty, going beyond the 1951 ANZUS treaty, which only requires consultation in times of shared conflict. The US would be seeking, in effect, a pre-emptive commitment from Australia to support any US-led conflict, likely targeting China, Australia’s largest trading partner and a cornerstone of its economy. 4. This set of demands echoes the #Colonial practice in #BritishIndia. From 1857 on, when the Indian Mutiny was put down, the Imperial command was that wherever Indians served in the defence (or enlargement) of the Empire, the expenses must be met by Indian revenues alone. In effect, given the ubiquity of Indians in its army for menial services and as frontline fodder, the colonial Indian Treasury funded England’s wars. 5. In 1926, the newly appointed Viceroy of India, Lord Irwin, announced the establishment of a “Royal Indian Navy”. Its objectives, he said, would be to serve the British Empire’s needs, funded entirely by Indian revenues. The US demands, if made, would echo this colonial dynamic, treating Australia as a junior, rather than a sovereign, partner. 6. (Incidentally, as Foreign Secretary in the late 1930s, Irwin was closely associated with Chamberlain’s policy of appeasement towards Hitler.) @SenatorWong @AusHCIndia @RnaudBertrand @Chellaney @MohanCRaja #auspol #AustralianForeignPolicy

DwnlodingMyMind's tweet photo. AUKUS and Shades of Colonialism [#Australia_FP]
1. The US review of the #AUKUS agreement is expected to impose two key expectations on Australia: a significant increase in its defence spending and a commitment to deploy AUKUS nuclear-powered submarines in support of any US-led conflict.
2. The first demand would primarily benefit the US, as increased Australian defence spending would likely flow to the American military-industrial complex. This mirrors the US-NATO/EU agreement whereby the US sells arms to them, which are then transferred to Ukraine, blatantly allowing the US to profit while claiming minimal direct involvement.
3. The second demand is more insidious. It would seed the gradual undermining of Australian sovereignty, going beyond the 1951 ANZUS treaty, which only requires consultation in times of shared conflict. The US would be seeking, in effect, a pre-emptive commitment from Australia to support any US-led conflict, likely targeting China, Australia’s largest trading partner and a cornerstone of its economy.
4. This set of demands echoes the #Colonial practice in #BritishIndia. From 1857 on, when the Indian Mutiny was put down, the Imperial command was that wherever Indians served in the defence (or enlargement) of the Empire, the expenses must be met by Indian revenues alone. In effect, given the ubiquity of Indians in its army for menial services and as frontline fodder, the colonial Indian Treasury funded England’s wars.
5. In 1926, the newly appointed Viceroy of India, Lord Irwin, announced the establishment of a “Royal Indian Navy”. Its objectives, he said, would be to serve the British Empire’s needs, funded entirely by Indian revenues. The US demands, if made, would echo this colonial dynamic, treating Australia as a junior, rather than a sovereign, partner.
6. (Incidentally, as Foreign Secretary in the late 1930s, Irwin was closely associated with Chamberlain’s policy of appeasement towards Hitler.)
@SenatorWong @AusHCIndia @RnaudBertrand @Chellaney @MohanCRaja
#auspol #AustralianForeignPolicy

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