Marscrible

[Marscrible @marscrible]

So why parking illegally?

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 The Chinese Communists have just TICKETED the Fox News crew, using their abundance of surveillance cameras placed around Beijing!

BRET BAIER: "There are literally cameras everywhere...they see everything...our driver parked illegally for 2 MINUTES and got a ticket for $40!"

"Because they saw it, on the camera."

This is Communism! It's what the Democrats want.

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Why not claim the entire world?

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Anyone tried it on Trump or Jack Ma?

[泊舟 @bozhou_ai]

卧槽，现在算命都卷到这种地步了，直接给你上 Agent。

而且我才知道，世界上居然真的有全球算命师大赛，3069 个算命师参赛，比谁算得准。然后有人开发了一个 AI 去打这个比赛。

更离谱的是它真的跑出来了。Tianfu Agent，50% 截尾准确率，接近人类 Top-20 平均水平 53.5%，同题目下最强通用大模型也才 40%。

我自己也去算了一下��业运，最近的情况说的竟然全对。

打开他们公开的一道样例题，1951 年女命，问年轻时做什么工作。AI 没直接给答案，是把整个推理过程摊给你看。

先查月柱年柱看家境，再排第二大限看官禄宫和迁移宫，再调八字看食神伤官，最后交叉紫微和八字两套结论，才给出答案：家贫，十多岁卖艺为生。

一道题，跑了 61 个步骤，全程可追溯。

跟普通免费占卜软件完全不是一个东西。那种本质就是模板填字，输入生日给你一段不痛不痒的话，换谁看着都差不多。Tianfu 是把命理���成了一套工程：250+ 个工具，紫微/八字/奇门三套体系交叉验证。

@DestinyLinker
Benchmark: https://t.co/KelMYtFFEb
试一下: https://t.co/jhswK8R3Av

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Retard doesn’t know how to play with the smart kids. As always.

[Michelle @D162Michele]

Why are we doomed if China succeeds?
The anti China propaganda has just gone full retard!

[Marscrible @marscrible]

The Japanese are not aware of the Chinese are aware of the Japanese are aware of their own virtues.

[二月花 @hakai42038139]

日本人是了解自己的德行的 ​​。

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Not optimistic about the outcome at all.

[David Shoebridge @DavidShoebridge]

The Australian Greens are calling on the Govt to audit every Palantir contract across Government and particularly in Defence, Home Affairs and intelligence agencies and table the findings in Parliament. The public has a right to know the full scale of the risks and the sell out

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Buying warships from the only country ever attacked us.

[Trevor Johnston 🌏☮️ @TrevorJ24567534]

Make sense of this :
Australia just signed a A$10 billion deal to buy made in Japan warships - no doubt to help it “deter” China. Or less politely put, to help it join the US mother of all “regime change” wet dreams in the People’s Republic.
In WW2 Australia was allied with China in its war of resistance against Japanese occupation. 17,500 Australian servicemen died in action or in captivity in that war.
It’s estimated that up to 20 million Chinese citizens or military personnel died in the course of the 8 year long Japanese war of aggression against China.
Today Australia’s trade with China makes up 24% of its total trade —more than double Japan’s share.
The Japanese warship deal comes on top of Australia’s 300 billion nuclear submarine procurement deal under AUKUS.
This obscene military expenditure is being foisted upon civilian populations (in NZ also) in service to the China threat pathology which has infested the minds of the security elites within the AngloSphere. A contagion being urged on daily by the voracious profit seeking of the military industrial complex and its stockholders. The deranged elites driving us all towards such dystopian futures need to be rounded up and placed in secure, psychiatric institutions.
Make peace for humanities sake you dumbasses!

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Please they only answer to a Show of Force. Send your navy!

[XIE Yongjun 解勇军 @XIEYongjun_CHN]

NZ military aircraft carried out repeated close-in reconnaissance & harassment in the relevant airspace, even approaching to within 30 nautical miles of China’s coastline. Put yourself in someone else's shoes. How far is it from NZ coastline to the area within 30 nautical miles of it?

[Marscrible @marscrible]

She did China ever shoot anything down? Really?

[Æ-LEX @TurboWealthLex]

@globaltimesnews These people don't understand "urges" words, China should start shooting them down, only language they understand is force! There is no international law, stop pretending there is such thing, this "international law" does not apply to Western countries! @MFA_China

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Not possible. They have no spine.

[HELEN MCAFEE @BlackDouglas]

ASAP!!!!!!!!!!

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Why are the leaders in prison?

[National Indigenous Times @nit_times]

A 40-year-old Aboriginal woman died in Bandyup prison this morning - the second death of an Aboriginal woman in the prison in 5 weeks.
The death comes days after Indigenous community leaders and other justice advocates urged reform to WA's prison system.
https://t.co/5RhU1X4dgG

[Marscrible @marscrible]

This will help Japan to fight China 👍

[9News Melbourne @9NewsMelb]

Australia and Japan have signed an historic $10 billion deal for three Japanese-built warships.

The first of the three new Mogami class frigates will arrive in 2029. @ollie_haig #9News

[Marscrible @marscrible]

https://t.co/4vsQehmBsj
Defend this

[Pat Conroy MP @PatConroy1]

We’re building more defence capabilities here at home than ever before.

Like the Ghost Bat in Melbourne and the Ghost Shark in Sydney.

And that means not only are we making Australia more sovereign and secure.

[Marscrible @marscrible]

As if we are not suffering from hardship enough…

[Barrett @BarrettYouTube]

Australia just announced a $53 BILLION military spending surge… and guess who they’re pointing at? China.

Why on earth would China attack Australia? China is one of Australia’s largest trading partners. We’re talking about hundreds of billions in trade, resources, energy, agriculture, all flowing both ways. It makes absolutely ZERO strategic sense for China to disrupt that. You don’t attack a country you rely on economically. That’s not how geopolitics works in 2026.

This looks a lot less like “defense” and a lot more like pressure from the United States. Washington has been pushing its allies for years to ramp up military spending, fall in line with NATO-style targets, and plug into blocs like AUKUS. And surprise, surprise Australia suddenly “discovers” a massive threat just as it commits tens of billions more to defense.

Let’s not forget this also conveniently aligns with buying more US-linked military hardware, deeper integration into US strategy, and further escalation in the Indo-Pacific.

Meanwhile, the narrative being pushed is that China is some imminent threat to Australia… despite the fact that the two economies are deeply intertwined and mutually dependent.

This isn’t about China attacking Australia.

This is about aligning with US geopolitical strategy, justifying massive spending, and selling a threat that doesn’t match reality.

And once again It’s the taxpayers footing the bill.

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Oh no

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

🔥 BREAKING 🔥

Oil Refinery Fire Geelong, Victoria.

Flight data shows a high-altitude US Navy-style MQ-4C Triton surveillance drone (or similar; some posts specify callsign/path from Darwin area flying patterns off Geelong/Bass Strait coast around the fire ignition window.

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Why doesn’t he work with China? Our largest trade partner and our greatest threat and potential enemy?

[aussie17 @_aussie17]

🚨🚨🚨
PM Albanese spent the last week flying to Singapore, Brunei and Malaysia to secure fuel.

He just announced he only got 1.1 days of diesel, roughly 26 hours supply.

We use 90–95+ million litres every day.

After two back-to-back trips… that’s all we got.

The situation is far worse than they admit.

[Marscrible @marscrible]

All the way up to the ancestors, if they were not born in Australia they should not be able to own anything in Australia.

[T-ᗷIᖇᗪ @TheReaLTBird26]

@PaulineHansonOz I'd go a step further and say that you should not be able to own an Australian home if you or your parents were not born in Australia. And you must be able to speak fluent English. In the last 5 years it's become way too easy for people to become Australian citizens.

[Marscrible @marscrible]

That’s contributing to the GDP 👍

[7NEWS Australia @7NewsAustralia]

The Albanese government will invest an additional $53 billion into the Defence Force over the next decade, with plans to seek funding from the private sector to reach ambitious spending targets.

Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles is expected to announce the major funding boost in a speech at the National Press Club today, revealing the government will hit a defence spending target of 3% of GDP by 2030.

The government plans to increase defence spending by $14 billion over the next four years and $55 billion over the next decade, with private capital investment from businesses and superannuation funds playing a key role in reaching the target. #defence #spending #defenceforce #adf #australia

[Marscrible @marscrible]

Really? Not Wominjeka?

[Angus Taylor MP @AngusTaylorMP]

If you want to call Australia home, you should speak its national language.

We will make learning English an obligation for permanent visa holders - not an option.

[Marscrible @marscrible]

No option for “the government and their short sighted policies”
No option for “Australia-first national five / ten year plan”
No option for “National strategy”

[Robert Barwick @RobbieBarwick]

Utter lunacy.

Some Australians - at least 62% of the respondents to this poll - are so radicalised by the immigration debate...

...they focus on that while ignoring the clear and present danger of the fuel crisis, which risks food shortages, etc.

We're about to learn...