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[Rob Smith @Ausbobsmit]

Albanese lied today

He lied yesterday

And he lied the day before that

The bloke simply cannot be believed

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@Mon4Kooyong Stick the snow in ur big fat arse go global warming I’m sure the coal you let go to China and the uranium to Indian will speed things along you fucken muppet

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@oelma__ Apparently in American prisons they wear their pants like that to let the other inmates know they’re available
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[TheBankeratOZ2.0 @ProudLeftyHatr]

@AusPoll6 This guy preferred? Lmao what a joke this polls is!

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@AusPoll6 Ur kidding urself if you think Magoo is preferred PM besides what any bullshit poll says
He is the most hated Pm in history

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@TrumpsHurricane You got ur Reparations and Ate them by the looks of it! 🤣🤣🤣

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@4mambo Yes My names Geoff 🥴!She knows exactly what it means
Sweet fuck all ! It’s a made up thing by Ernie Dingo and just like the so called First Nations people stolen from Canada so My names Geoff🥴! Get back in ur Box numbnuts!🤣🤣

[cmac cmac 🇦🇺🧡🧡🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇱🦘🍻✝️ @cmacloves]

@JimThom90458694 Fuck that.
These bastards are fucking over every hard working Australian.
ENOUGH
Vote to save our once amazing country.

[Australian Patriot. @JimThom90458694]

The Hidden Risks Behind Labor’s Push to Merge Superannuation and Social Security.

Australia is being told to view the proposed merger of superannuation and Centrelink as a bold reform; a modernisation of retirement policy, a streamlining of welfare, a clever administrative fix. But that framing is the sugar‑coating. The reality underneath is far more consequential and far more dangerous for ordinary Australians.
Superannuation isn’t just a single pool of money held by a handful of large funds. It includes every pension scheme in the country: police, firefighters, ambulance officers, teachers, public servants; the backbone of Australia’s essential workforce. All of these funds sit under the same legislative umbrella. And once they are folded into a Centrelink‑controlled system, the government gains something it has never had before: direct access to the retirement savings of millions of Australians.
This proposal is not about efficiency. It is not about modernisation. It is about access: access to money that was never the government's to touch.
Under the model being floated, Centrelink would determine how much of your own savings you are permitted to withdraw. The ATO would automatically apply taxes before you ever see the money. And at the end of the financial year, you would be left to claw back whatever portion the system decides you’re entitled to reclaim. The independence Australians have always had over their retirement savings would evaporate.
Worse still, your home, the equity you’ve spent decades building, becomes another variable in the welfare equation. A private asset becomes a public lever.
And what does this unlock for the government?
A vast reservoir of funds that can be quietly redirected into immigration programs, housing schemes, and support for new arrivals, all without raising taxes or justifying new spending to voters. It is a redistribution pipeline disguised as “retirement reform.”
This is not the Australian Dream. It is Labor’s version of it; a version where your lifetime savings, your pension, and even your home are repurposed as tools for government policy rather than assets you control.
Australians deserve a retirement system that protects their independence, not one that absorbs their hard‑earned savings into bureaucracy. They deserve transparency, not a structural overhaul that masks fiscal opportunism behind the language of reform. And they deserve a government that respects the boundary between public welfare and private retirement, a boundary that exists for a reason. And, potentially, opens the door to another untapped resource, annual personal property taxes.
The stakes are enormous. This proposal isn’t just a policy shift. It’s a redefinition of ownership, responsibility, and the social contract itself.
The question to voters is this: Will you vote for Labor and allow this to happen, and if they do force through these communist laws, seize your superannuation, and give it to Centerlink to distribute, what will you do about it?

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@FreedomAus80100 Absofuckinglutely 💯
You bet I do

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@RightScopee 10++++++

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@Alinavisoo_life Weeeeeellllll!!! I think ur XY chromosomes might have something to say about that but most people would say you have a screw loose mate you know a snag short of a bbq stuff like that 🤣🤣🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Tasmania’s largest farm has been sold to a foreign corporation who will destroy it for “carbon credits”.

The sale was approved by Labor Treasurer Jim Chalmers today, Wednesday 8 July.

The loss of 22,000ha of productive, irrigated farmland currently supporting dairy, beef and previously sheep is a hammer blow to Tasmanian and Australian food security.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said he believed the sale was “not contrary to the national interest”.

As if it isn’t bad enough it’s being sold to a foreign corporation, it won’t even continue on as a farming operation.

Chalmers and this Labor government have allowed their obsession with net-zero to put Australia’s food security at risk.

Our ability to feed ourselves is clearly in the national interest. Destroying productive farmland for scam “carbon credits” is an act of national self harm.

In the middle of a cost of living crisis, how much will this decision put up the price of cheese and milk? How much more expensive will steak or mince be when Australia stops producing it ourselves?

One Nation’s plan for cheaper groceries and national food security is clear. Ditch net-zero which is destroying productive farmland. Ban foreign ownership of farmland (and housing). Get Australian farmers back to farming and putting affordable groceries on the shelf.

One Nation has always opposed foreign ownership of farm land while Labor’s war against Australia’s world-leading agriculture sector continues. Australia is already a net importer of fresh food, seafood and dairy and this is only going to make matters worse.

Australia must be self-reliant and able to feed ourselves. Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese think we can eat solar panels and carbon credits.

This decision is a national disgrace.

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@AntiWokeMemes I don’t answer to the pedo allah so you can tell him for me to go fuck himself and get some pork on his fork 🤣🤣

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@PaulRob11880584 @7NewsAustralia @sunriseon7 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 sounds like Paul hates the truth
Typical Labor/Greens supporter
Dirty stinking leftie

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@Loud_Lass 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤔🤔🤔🤔🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@1Alboforpm You my friend are Fucken moron

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@kevcabana @S_GerardRennick @TonyShepherd4 Are you for real mate!!!
Get out from under that rock !🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[mark bunworth @markbunworth]

@Ryandally08 The dangerous rhetoric is coming from you stegal and your rotten greens party you F@cken muppet 😡😡😡🖕