@littlemykonos This is fucking brilliant.
It highlights how we have a cost of government crisis above all else
Greedy pigs have used politics to extract and feed themselves along with their handlers.
We must reverse this madness.
@littlemykonos This is fucking brilliant.
It highlights how we have a cost of government crisis above all else
Greedy pigs have used politics to extract and feed themselves along with their handlers.
We must reverse this madness.
Remember when the Gold Coast Meter Maids topped up expired parking meters to help people avoid a fine? They became a tourism icon.
Today it’s all digital, you need an app, and parking has become a hassle. Imagine a council helping motorists like that now.
The Liberal Party is the Illusion of a choice.
The status quo is the duopoly, Liberals and Labor.
The establishment is a partnership. If we want to restore Australia, a third alternative must take the reigns.
Last week Trump raised tariffs on Australia exports to the U.S. to 12.5% and needless to say our political parties are doing lots of complaining but very little else.
If Albanese wants “free and fair trade” then he should lift the withholding tax rate on profits sent offshore, particularly to the U.S.
Our current tax system is not fair to Australian businesses. How is it fair that company tax on profits kept in Australia is at least twice as high as the withholding tax rate on profits transferred offshore?
It’s time Albanese and Taylor walked the walk on Australia First and made sure profits kept in Australia were taxed at a lower rate than profits sent offshore.
People First is the only party to have a policy to keep our profits here in Australia.
We will increase the withholding tax on profits sent offshore to fund lower taxes here in Australia.
If you want to stop our wealth going offshore then please sign up today at https://t.co/PeAaJW2pjF
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“Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Sunday he would seek to raise the issue of tariffs with U.S. President Donald Trump, after Washington this week imposed new tariffs on its trading partners including Australia.
The United States on Friday imposed new tariffs on goods from 60 trading partners, alleging those countries failed to curb the trade of goods made by forced labour, just as a temporary 10% global tariff expired.
The Albanese-led Labor government has described the tariffs as unjustified and says it wants them removed.
Albanese, who has previously said his focus is on "free and fair trade" with the U.S., made tariffs a key issue in a call in with Trump.”
The ban was never about the NSN’s chances of success. Everyone in the institutions knows a group like that will not form government or rewrite the country. That is not the point.
The point is the permission structure. Allow any organisation to exist that openly speaks for the continuity of the historic Australian people and the older compact, and you create a legitimate public space for the claim itself. Once that space exists, the claim can be discussed, refined, and carried by others. The taboo weakens. The window shifts. That is what cannot be allowed.
So the state moves early and hard against even marginal vehicles. It uses predictive powers, classified material the target cannot fully test, and closed processes. It does this not because the group is about to win, but because the group’s open existence keeps the founding population’s interest in its own survival inside the formal political arena. The goal is to push that interest back outside the boundary of acceptable politics.
This is why people who keep stating the claim clearly and persistently attract attention. Not because they are running prohibited organisations, but because they refuse to treat the original Australians’ continuity as an illegitimate or obsolete idea. The system can manage private nostalgia. It has much more difficulty with the open, documented insistence that the founding people remain a political constituency with a legitimate stake in their own future.
The listings, the monitoring, the files, the visits — these are not really about the fringe. They are about keeping the underlying claim unspeakable. The fringe is only the sharp edge. The real target is the continued existence of the position itself.
Look at the Prime Minister squirm and refuse to answer questions about the dinner he attended allegedly in return for a $1 million donation to the labor party.
The dinner was hosted at a mansion in Point Piper, one of the most expensive suburbs in Australia. Disgraced former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews was also in attendance.
The organiser, Felix Lee has been subject to scrutiny by Australia's banking regulator. His parent's were chased by the ATO for an alleged $273 million in unpaid tax. The Point Piper mansion the Prime Minister attended for the fundraiser is subject to a security claim by the tax office.
Lee's father was a central figure in the 2022 inquiry into the basket case casino, having put $2.2 billion through Sydney’s Star casino including the use of prohibited Chinese debit cards.
There are allegations of billions flowing from China into Australia - this is the company the Prime Minister keeps.
The Prime Minister hits Australians with some of the highest taxes in the world, then dines with the family of a man the tax office reportedly chased for a quarter of a billion in unpaid tax.
If Labor didn't have double standards, they wouldn't have any.
Are these editors of prestige medical/scientific journals going to be dismissed as “conspiracy theorists”?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The heads of these leading medical publications are admitting they now realise their journals contain fraudulent “peer-reviewed” articles and cannot be trusted
(Thank you to Larry for sharing - an American doctor awake for decades)
THE FAMILY FUNDING LABOR HAS OUTSTANDING COURT ORDERS OVER A TRAIL OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION. A LABOR MP FOUGHT THEM FOR YEARS.
The family that hosted the Prime Minister for dinner owns 400 hectares of coastal bushland at Fame Cove, near Port Stephens, next to Myall Lakes National Park. That land still carries Land and Environment Court orders today.
Nothing here is hidden. Every fact comes from the courts, the council and the environmental regulator. That is the point.
The land was bought in 2006 for $8.8 million by Tea Gardens Farms, whose sole director is Xiaobei Shi — wife of Phillip Dong Fang Lee. Over two decades the family accumulated more than 5,000 hectares across the district, worth over $47 million.
The record of that land is a record of enforcement. Almost $200,000 in fines in 2009, after a dam wall failed and polluted North Arm Cove. An $8,000 fine in 2014, after bushland was cleared and felled trees dumped in the marine sanctuary. In 2019, the maximum $88,000 fine for unauthorised clearing.
Stop-work and clean-up orders enforced by injunction. An unauthorised canal up to sixteen kilometres long, investigated by the NSW EPA. In 2017 the federal environment department began enquiries under the EPBC Act 1999, which protects matters of national environmental significance.
Land and Environment Court orders dated 2 December 2024 remain outstanding, with MidCoast Council still to act on them.
The MP who fought this family for years is Kate Washington, a NSW Labor MP. She said they had left "a trail of destruction," and that their assets should have been frozen "a long time ago." She was still campaigning against them on national television.
In January 2026 the 25-year-old son, Felix Lee, stepped forward to reset the family's standing. "I've stepped in because I believe it's time to fix this and move on," he said. "My father didn't always have the right advice around him." The family lodged a development application to subdivide the 400 hectares from four lots into nine.
Dozens of submissions objected, including from the Gummipingal Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, over loss of Indigenous heritage and the hope the land becomes national park. The developer appealed to the Land and Environment Court, then withdrew the application.
Fair reading. Maintaining farm tracks requires no consent, and the line between a track and a road has been genuinely contested. Felix Lee has stated his intention is to resolve matters with the council and community. No misconduct is alleged against him personally. Every fact comes from a published court, council or regulator record.
The point is architecture. The same family whose son reportedly pledged $1 million to Labor and hosted the Labor Prime Minister is the family a Labor MP fought for years over environmental destruction, still carrying outstanding court orders from December 2024, whose land clearing once drew federal environment enquiries. One hand writes the cheque to the party in power. The other holds unsatisfied court orders.
Cold hard facts. Sourced. Corrected when wrong.
What's your thoughts…?
Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺
Sources:
Domain / SMH (Lucy Macken), 2016–2021 — Fame Cove purchase, fines ($200k 2009, $8k 2014, $88k 2019), L&E Court orders, EPA canal investigation, Kate Washington quotes, holdings. Great Lakes Advocate, 2017 — federal EPBC Act enquiries. MidCoast Council releases — L&E Court orders, enforcement against Tea Garden Farms Pty Ltd. North Arm Cove Community Association — withdrawal of DA 2025/0462; outstanding L&E Court orders dated 2 December 2024. Kate Washington MP (Facebook; A Current Affair) — "trail of destruction." Property/business reporting, 28 Jan 2026 — Felix Lee quotes; the DA; Hockey to chair the family office; fortune est. $1.66bn.
$1 MILLION IN. $272 MILLION OWED. AND THE PM WOULDN’T SAY WHERE THE MONEY CAME FROM.
In July 2026 the Prime Minister had dinner at a $40 million Point Piper mansion called Mandalay. The Federal Court had frozen it, with sixteen other properties, while the Tax Office chased the family that owns it for a debt recorded in court at over $272 million.
Nothing here is hidden. Every fact comes from courts, regulators and inquiries that publish their own records. That is the point.
The dinner was hosted by Felix Lee, 25. According to the reporting, he pledged around $1 million to Labor, and that pledge secured the PM’s attendance. It is a reported pledge; it does not yet appear in Electoral Commission disclosures.
The mansion belongs to his father, Phillip Dong Fang Lee. The 2022 Bell inquiry recorded him wagering about $2.27 billion through the Star casino between 2007 and 2021, and named him the single largest user of its banned China UnionPay process — a system that disguised gambling as hotel expenses to dodge China’s currency-export controls. He moved at least $100 million through it, including $11 million on one card in one day, booked as hotel expenses at a hotel where he did not stay.
Here is the part nobody has assembled until now.
The Commonwealth, through its own tax office, has chased this family for a quarter of a billion dollars, in the Federal Court, throughout the Albanese Government’s term. And the family fought to bury it. In December 2021 they applied to suppress the entire court file — their identities, their companies, the lot. A journalist challenged it. The family fought the journalist, and lost on appeal before the Full Federal Court: Lee v Deputy Commissioner of Taxation [2023] FCAFC 22. Three judges refused to let them hide the case.
So the son was reportedly pledging $1 million to the party in government at the same time his family owed that government’s tax office $272 million — and had gone to court to keep it secret.
And it is not only Labor. The chair of Felix Lee’s family office is Joe Hockey — former Liberal Treasurer, former Ambassador to the United States. A former Liberal Treasurer running its money at one end; a reported million-dollar pledge to Labor, and the sitting PM at its table, at the other.
Fair reading. Accepting disclosed donations is lawful and common to both parties. Phillip Dong Fang Lee has not been charged with or convicted of money laundering; the casino findings fell on Star Entertainment, not him. Felix Lee was not a subject of those findings. The tax matter is civil recovery, not criminal. No misconduct is alleged against any member of the Lee family. Every fact comes from a published court, regulator or inquiry record.
The point is architecture. A family the Commonwealth is chasing for $272 million — that went to court to hide the case and lost — is funding the top of both major parties, with the PM at its dinner table. Nobody assembled that in one place until now.
Two questions the PM has not answered. Where did the money come from? And what has happened to the $272 million his own tax office has been chasing this family for?
Asked the first, he said: “I attend lots of functions.”
We are still waiting on the second.
Cold hard facts. Sourced. Corrected when wrong.
What’s your thoughts…?
Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺
Sources: Lee v Deputy Commissioner of Taxation [2023] FCAFC 22; 296 FCR 272 (Full Federal Court, 2 March 2023) — suppression appeal dismissed; file NSD1022/2022. Federal Court freeze orders, July 2021 — ~$272m ATO pursuit, 16 properties incl. Mandalay (Domain; News of the Area; Canberra Times). Bell inquiry into Star Entertainment (NSW ICC), 2022 — ~$2.27bn turnover, largest UnionPay user, $11m single day; corroborated https://t.co/dLhmpnLU6L, SiGMA, GGB. Capital Brief, 15 Jan 2026 — Hockey chairs the Lee Family Office. Nine newspapers (SMH/The Age), July 2026 — the dinner, reported ~$1m pledge, PM responses. AEC Transparency Register — checked; pledge not presen