The Life of Brian M

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: Un nuevo informe, recopilado por más de 430 testigos, supervivientes, expertos y personal médico del 7 de octubre, revela horrores nunca antes contados.

Las mujeres fueron desnudadas, atadas, apuñaladas, baleadas y quemadas. Fueron ejecutadas durante y después de la violación.

Fueron decapitadas. Sus huesos pélvicos fueron destrozados. Incluso después de la muerte, continuaron las agresiones sexuales.

En el kibutz Be'eri, se encontraron clavos, objetos punzantes y trozos de metal y plástico incrustados en el cuerpo de una mujer, cuyo cuerpo fue hallado desnudo y atado.

En otra víctima, se utilizaron granadas.

Los hombres también fueron agredidos sexualmente, con al menos un caso de violación en grupo.

Los horrores son verdaderamente bárbaros.

Fuente: Daily Mail.

[Mustafa @Sufi495]

فتيات في أفغانستان نزلن للشوراع من أجل المطالبة بحقهن في التعليم لكن تم مواجهتهن بالرصـاص الحي و خراطيم المياه وحتى الدعـس بالسيارات ، فيديو لن تراه عند بعض الإسلاميين الذين يدعمون طالبان

[One Nation Australia @OneNationAus]

What a farce. The “Ambassador” for First Nations People was appointed in March 2023 on a salary of approx. $400,000 per year. He has an office costing the taxpayer well over $13 million over a four-year period. In September 2024, according to the Daily Telegraph, a $266,000-a-year contract was awarded to a consultancy in Sydney to develop a “strategy for a First Nations approach to foreign policy." Almost two years on, and there still doesn’t appear to be a strategy document. In fact, according to government officials, the strategy is more of a "direction," a vibe, rather than an actual document.

Maybe the reason why they’re struggling so much to put pen to paper is that an Ambassador for First Nations People, and First Nations diplomacy is entirely wrongheaded and ridiculous. We should have one set of ambassadors carrying out diplomacy for all Australians. The whole ideology behind this position was rejected decisively at the federal Voice to Parliament referendum, and it’s a total waste of money. One Nation would scrap the position in a heartbeat.
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[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

Public housing is supposed to be a temporary solution, to allow migrants an easy start or to help those who have fallen on hard times for whatever reason, not a permanent one for 22 years.

This is why some are on the wait list for many years.

Also, they get relocated and given a choice to stay there or return to the old location in the new building.

[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

The Left pilloried Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson for 'inciting' violence following the Henry Nowak verdict and after the Belfast beheading attempt, yet they merely reported and commented.

Why do the Left love criminals so much that they want to protect them from comment or criticism?

People like George Floyd, a career criminal, are their heroes. Those who condemn them are their enemies.

It's perverse, but this is the world in which we now live. And it's time to turn the tide.

[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

Did someone mention the war?

[Gray Connolly @GrayConnolly]

Japanese do this at every World Cup - they are the ideal and most courteous guests & remind that not all cultures are the same let alone equal

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

Yes

[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

Coming to a country near you - if it's not already there.

[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

"Pauline Hanson is about attacking migrants, Muslims and Aboriginal people."

She's not. She's 'attacking' migration policies, the vetting and the behaviour of some Muslims and the corruption-riddled 'industry' supporting Aborigines.

"We want to smash racism." So does she. She wants everyone treated equally, irrespective of race.

The Left want special categories for their 'pets' so they can exploit them for virtue-signalling points and to attempt to show their smug, sanctimonious moral superiority.

[The Life of Brian M @imbrianmur]

@KobieThatcher
Not I.
How many times have I gone to his of any other so called 'celebrity chef's restraurant's NIL, & probably never will, I can't afford to waste that much money. If I had a lot of money I might but not to 'Sad Neil's', wouldn't be a happy venue!

[Kobie Thatcher @KobieThatcher]

Celebrity chef Neil Perry says he will leave Australia if Pauline Hanson ever becomes Prime Minister.

He said, "The entire time she's been in politics, I've been sad."

Will anyone miss him?

[Handre @Handre]

The Berlin Wall was built to trap East German citizens inside their supposed workers' paradise, not to keep enemies out. East German authorities erected it in 1961 because their system had already failed: when you need barbed wire and machine guns to prevent people from leaving, you've admitted as much.

By 1961, over 2.7 million East Germans had fled to the West through Berlin. The exodus included doctors, engineers, skilled workers, and intellectuals. Brain drain doesn't begin to capture the hemorrhaging. The East German economy was collapsing as productive people voted with their feet against socialism. Walter Ulbricht's government faced a choice: reform the system or build a prison. They chose the prison.

You can see the same pattern everywhere socialism takes hold. Cuba builds rafts. North Koreans risk execution to cross the DMZ. Venezuelans walk thousands of miles to escape Maduro's paradise. The pattern never changes because the economics never change. When the state controls production, innovation dies. When bureaucrats set prices, shortages multiply. When politicians promise equality, they deliver poverty equally.

The Wall stood for 28 years as the perfect symbol of socialism in practice. Guards shot 140 people trying to escape between 1961 and 1989. Each death proved the same point: people will risk everything to escape centralized planning. They will climb walls, dig tunnels, and hide in car trunks to reach free markets.

Ludwig von Mises warned in 1922 that socialist calculation was impossible without market prices. Every socialist experiment since has required walls, gulags, or killing fields to function. The Berlin Wall was just socialism being honest about what it really takes to make paradise work.

[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

"The CDC says 60% of those deaths were First Nations children."

Tragic, but hardly surprising when underage Aboriginal girls are 60 times more likely to have syphilis.

Hint: they're not catching it from toilet seats, but we can't say where because that would be 'racist' and so it continues.
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[Rosita Díaz @RositaDaz48]

👉🏻 Guess who’s getting a statue?

Is it the dude in the car — recently seen boozing up with his rich list buddies and an obnoxiously loud female at a swank Red Hill eatery, and playing a round a golf?

He, who destroyed Victoria, ruined lives, and left a trail of corruption behind him so horrid that a bunch of mystery people with maybe a something to lose seem desperate to bury from the public?

The bloke who supposedly had a catastrophic stroke just months ago?

Or could the statue go to the victim — who was just an innocent kid riding to his mums place when he was mowed down by an SUV..

[Taya Bass @travelingflying]

Japanese politician says that Muslims shouldn’t be buried in Japan.

”Japan is a cremation country. Allocating land for Muslim burials is not appropriate. If they want burial, it should be done in their home countries at their own expense.”

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

How You React to @elonmusk's Success Says A Lot About You

[J Stewart @triffic_stuff_]

🔥 Jeremy Clarkson had a fiery clash with BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire at the farmers’ protest against Reeves’ inheritance tax raid on family farms.

Victoria went straight for the gotcha:

“So it’s not about you, it’s not about your farm and the fact you bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax?”

Clarkson, visibly stunned:

“Classic BBC there, classic. The ‘fact’ that I bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax? The ‘fact’?”

Victoria doubled down: “You told The Sunday Times in 2021 that’s why you bought it?”

Clarkson, laughing in disbelief:

“These people… BBC. Let’s start from the beginning. I wanted to shoot. That’s even worse to the BBC. Which comes with the benefit of not having to pay inheritance tax.”

He pointed out the tax isn’t even an issue for him personally as he can simply put the farm in a trust, but he’s standing with ordinary family farms that will be hammered.

After sparring over the real numbers affected, Clarkson urged the government to U-turn.

Victoria: “And get the money from where?”

Clarkson: “Walk into any of the offices around here and if you don’t understand what somebody’s job is, fire them.” 😂

Classic Clarkson.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

We did Not Vote for Open Borders, Digital ID or 2 Tier Policing! @nickshirleyy Full Speech UTK May 2026

[Katherine Deves 🇦🇺 @Katherine_deves]

🇦🇺What has “Not-a-Party” Teal Zali Steggall MP done for Warringah lately?

Not a lot since 2019

She moved some motions, got some community grants

Now she is spearheading a National Reconciliation Plan for Australian Aboriginal people even though only 0,5% of the electorate identify that way

And let’s face it, most of those are probably Mosmanite tick-a-boxers that have done a DNA test and realised they can get some extra ATAR points for Harper and Tarquin

And her net zero fantasy is crushing rural and regional, but why are there no windmills on windy Wakehurst Parkway or along the ocean horizon - might interfere with the views and property prices of the Zalinistas on Bower St or the Eastern Slopes of Balmoral?

Where is the representation for the ordinary people? The struggling families - overworked and going backwards, retirees being gouged, the appalling traffic, lack of investment?

Instead we see our MP obsessing over luxury beliefs and issues that barely affect us and do nothing to improve the quality of lives, but cost us more money for less return

Hold this useless cross-bencher to account, vote her out next election so Warringah can have some real representation

#AustraliaFirst

[Gray Connolly @GrayConnolly]

Good morning all & OTD in 1815, the Duke of Wellington and his senior officers quietly depart the Duchess of Richmond's ball in Brussels to confront the advancing Napoleonic armies in what will become the Battle of Waterloo