Mark Puckeridge

Proponent of Renewable Energy, Electric Vehicles, Tesla, Robotics and Autonomous Cars and a free and Democratic Society

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@Dex59235805 @JKennedy1947 So what is “Australia” we have always had and at least our families at some stage been migrants ourselves? I think you are looking for a fake country that never actually existed.

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@Dex59235805 @JKennedy1947 I didn’t claim to Dex, but if we all work together anything is possible. We might even get you out of your cave!

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@Dex59235805 @JKennedy1947 So you live in a cave Dex?

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@Dex59235805 @JKennedy1947 Yes just ignore the scientific proof and call it nonsense!

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@JLopean Agreed and that is what is wrong with our political system. I am not a Labor supporter by the way. And blindly supporting Pauline who is about as smart as a plastic indoor plant?

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@JLopean So she donates a plane to make herself look good to fools like you which costs her the equivalent of 5 cents at her wealth level. And then buys one for Pauline as well so that she has complete control over what Pauline does. How stupid are you?

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@JLopean If someone bought you a plane, do you think that they might expect something in return?

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@juzzy81 Simple people think that things are simple…..

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@dream_fudge @BrionyTwitX Because they love paying for Gas!

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So which ones should have been stopped at the border and sent home: Here is a list of ten notable individuals who immigrated to Australia (born overseas and moved there, often as children or young adults/refugees) and made major contributions to the world across business, science/medicine, arts, technology, and entertainment. These are verified immigrants whose work gained international impact. https://t.co/GZ3COXoI6r
1. Frank Lowy (born 1930 in Fiľakovo, Czechoslovakia, now Slovakia)
Holocaust survivor who immigrated to Australia in 1952 via Israel. He co-founded Westfield, building one of the world’s largest shopping centre empires (expanding to the US and beyond). He is also a major philanthropist and founder of the Lowy Institute for international policy. https://t.co/GZ3COXoI6r
2. Sir Gustav Nossal (born 1931 in Bad Ischl, Austria)
His Jewish family fled Nazi persecution and immigrated to Australia in 1939 when he was eight. He became a world-renowned immunologist, advancing understanding of antibody production and vaccines. He directed the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute and influenced global science policy. https://t.co/ZkjoTxzFYx
3. Victor Chang (born 1936 in Shanghai, China)
He immigrated to Australia in the early 1950s (around age 15–17) to complete his schooling. A pioneering cardiac surgeon, he performed Australia’s first modern heart transplant, developed artificial heart valves, and advanced heart surgery techniques used worldwide. The Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute honors his legacy. https://t.co/GZ3COXoI6r
4. Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki (born 1948 in Helsingborg, Sweden)
He immigrated to Australia as a young child with his family (Polish Holocaust survivors). A physicist and biomedical engineer turned popular science communicator, he has made science accessible through radio (Triple J), TV (Sleek Geeks), books, and shows, reaching global audiences. https://t.co/rsi4eO0EAG
5. Judy Cassab (born 1920 in Vienna, Austria)
She survived the Holocaust (fleeing persecution) and immigrated to Australia in 1951. A celebrated portrait artist, she became the first woman to win Australia’s Archibald Prize twice and left a lasting mark on Australian and international art. https://t.co/rsi4eO0EAG
6. Tan Le (born 1977 in Vietnam)
She arrived in Australia as a four-year-old refugee (boat journey) in 1981. A tech entrepreneur and neuroscientist, she co-founded Emotiv, pioneering portable brain-computer interface (EEG) technology with applications in healthcare, gaming, research, and accessibility worldwide. She was named Young Australian of the Year in 1998. https://t.co/uG9hX7Qxj4
7. Olivia Newton-John (born 1948 in Cambridge, England)
Her family immigrated to Australia in 1954 when she was five. She became a global music superstar and actress (notably in Grease), selling over 100 million records with hits spanning pop, country, and adult contemporary. Her work influenced generations of musicians and entertainers. https://t.co/PK9jbvEr8f
8. Mel Gibson (born 1956 in Peekskill, New York, USA)
His family immigrated to Australia in 1968 when he was 12. An acclaimed actor and director (Mad Max, Braveheart, The Passion of the Christ), he won two Academy Awards and became a major figure in global cinema. https://t.co/vKDDv0kwBM
9. Barry Gibb (born 1946 on the Isle of Man; brothers Robin and Maurice born influenced rock music worldwide for decades. https://t.co/GZ3COXoI6r
These individuals highlight the diverse talents and resilience of immigrants to Australia. Many arrived as children or refugees and achieved global success through innovation, creativity, or leadership in their fields. Their stories underscore how immigration has enriched Australia and contributed to broader human progress. Note that some (like the musicians and actors) are strongly associated with Australia due to their upbringing and careers starting there.

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@Dex59235805 @JKennedy1947 So when will you be going home? Oh I see, Pauline’s rules don’t apply to you…..!

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@dream_fudge @BrionyTwitX You did mean through the floor, didn’t you?

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@BrionyTwitX So funny…..Watch out the sky is falling on you!

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@Baradine1566 @RoyPentland @sydney_ev @WazzaGc @LofayPeter @shoebil57672266 As Renewables take over less fossil fuels will be wasted burning in ICE vehicles and more will be available as required to produce the many valuable products that are made from oil. What don’t you understand?

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@Sttokdog Except that it doesn’t. Baseliad is a redundant concept

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@Baradine1566 @RoyPentland @sydney_ev @WazzaGc @LofayPeter @shoebil57672266 Less than fossil based fuels. What don’t you understand?

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@bluebristolian @SimonBanksHB @OneNationAus Prove it. Oh you made it up I see…..

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@RoyPentland @Baradine1566 @sydney_ev @WazzaGc @LofayPeter @shoebil57672266 By who and what evidence do you have. None, I see……..

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@FreedomAus80100 Nobody is voting for anyone. There is no Election in place. Pauline has no hope of ever being Prime Minister. Most Australians are too smart for that