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Can we stop twisting this into something it isn’t? The man charged with deliberately running down Helen Haines is a longtime environmental activist with a documented history of mental health struggles, isolation, and neurological issues. His online activity was an environmentalist and later pro-Palestine, not manosphere content, cartoons, or right-wing politics. This attack has nothing to do with those things. I’m tired of seeing a brutal crime against an MP exploited for unrelated agendas.

Jacinda Ardern teaching ‘empathetic leadership’ and social cohesion at Sydney Uni. Ask the Kiwis locked out of their own country, the people who lost jobs over mandates, harmed by shots or anyone who lived through the longest Auckland lockdowns what they think about this job title. She wouldn’t recognise empathy if it hit her in the horse face! 😡

GET REAL JIM! Is it any wonder Australia is in the mess it is with reports like this? The Intergenerational Report is prepared by the Australian Treasury and is handed down every few years assessing fiscal sustainability, demographics and structural trends. According to these “experts” Australia is going to face ongoing deficits and has to rely on immigration and multiculturalism as key drivers of economic growth. They are also claiming energy costs will come down due to renewable energy despite decades of evidence showing the opposite. There is absolutely no reason why Australia has to face decades of deficits. We have a vast abundance of natural resources that with the right management can generate enormous wealth for future generations. All it requires is the right investment in infrastructure and skills whilst cutting regulation and taxes. The fact that our treasury department can’t see this and is instead promoting culture war narratives as our solution is alarming. If you want to back a party that can think for itself and not be led down the garden path by delusional bureaucrats then sign up to https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF today. ••••••••••••• “Jim Chalmers has assured Australians that personal income tax cuts are still part of his economic plans, despite revelations the country faces 40 years of budget deficits, ballooning debt, and an economy that will remain largely reliant on migration. Handing down his second Intergenerational Report, which paints a dire picture of deficits and meagre growth out past a four-decade horizon, the Treasurer conceded the federal budget would remain "strained". The report claims household energy costs will fall by $4300 a year due to the electrification of cars and homes. It also pushes migration and multiculturalism as key drivers of economic growth through to 2066, and puts artificial intelligence at the centre of future productivity strategies.”