Kelly Wilkes

[J Stewart @triffic_stuff_]

😳 CLARKSON LAUNCHES “ONLY FARMERS” AND IT’S ABSOLUTELY GENIUS! 🔥

Forget everything you thought you knew… Jeremy Clarkson (and the Diddly Squat crew) just dropped the most cheeky, brilliant, countryside-saving platform of the year!

Welcome to Only Farmers – the wholesome (yes, really!) spin on that other site… but instead of the usual, you get REAL farms, REAL people, REAL British countryside experiences you never even knew existed!

Farm stays, animal encounters, pick-your-own days, workshops, private hire, seasonal events – book straight with the farmers themselves. No middlemen, just proper rural magic supporting the backbone of Britain.

Kaleb’s already calling it “real farms, real people, real countryside” and Jezza’s promising experiences that’ll blow your city mind.

This isn’t just an app… it’s a movement. Back British farming the fun way!

[Kelly Wilkes @steelgenetics]

@joegugs1 @TPUSA @MrsErikaKirk That’s gold

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

The Fabian Society explained.

Great work @thenodeproject

[Christian @InTheTrenchesUK]

I am intellectually incapable of addressing why a man who builds actual rockets dismissed my entire worldview as 'absurd,' so I will pretend this humiliation was a 'discussion' and promote it as content. I am terrified that people watched him tell me more people hate me than I realize, so I am using the phrase 'key takeaways' to sound authoritative. There are no key takeaways. I was dismantled on camera. I hope you don't notice that the public enjoyed watching me suffer. Please watch the full segment so my employer at the Italian industrialist-owned magazine doesn't notice that I have never built anything except my own delusion of importance. I am a small woman in a borrowed worldview and Elon Musk exposed it.

[Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education @craigkellyAFEE]

It makes you want to weep for Australia.

Here we have Tasmania’s largest farm — Rushy Lagoon, a massive 22,000-hectare of prime, productive, irrigated land that has been a powerhouse of beef and dairy production in northeast Tasmania for decades.

And now it’s being deliberately shut down for dodgy “carbon credits” — worthless pieces of paper peddled by grifters, spivs, and rent-seeking parasites in the name of Net Zero so they can profit while the nation suffers.

Just when you think it can’t get any worse — congratulations, Australia — our taxpayers are being forced to fund this insanity with $69 million.

That’s right. Chris Bowen’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation is pumping $69 million of our money into the deal to become a minor shareholder in the destruction of productive farmland.

Think about the level of this insanity. $69 million of Australian taxpayers money is being used to help a foreign company buy Australian farmland and shut it down.

It’s no different from Luddites buying a factory and smashing the productive machines with sledge hammers.

At this is happening the exact moment Australia’s productivity is collapsing and living standards are in freefall, Labor’s priority is closing down real, productive agriculture.

This is economic sabotage.

With this decision today, Australia is a poorer, weaker nation.

Productive land is taken out of commission, food production is hit - so we’ll pay higher prices at supermarket and taxpayers foot the bill so the carbon credit scam industry can flourish.

I weep for what Labor and Anthony Albanese are doing to Australia.

They are vandalising our productive economy, enriching their mates, and driving us into decline — all while lying that this is “progress.”

Enough.

Australia deserves better than this destructive, ideologically deranged government. If they are not voted out at the next election, the Australia we‘ve known and loved will be gone forever.

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[🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸 @mrddmia]

Keir Starmer should be publicly tried then executed.

[thewallstreetbull💸 @thewallstbulloz]

#Australia 🇦🇺 💯 Accurate Highest Taxes On The Face Of Planet Earth 🌏 🫠

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Britain

[Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education @craigkellyAFEE]

Hit new song - "ALBO YOU LIED TO US” by Uncle Ned and Bushrangers.

Lets make it a chart topper

[Kelly Wilkes @steelgenetics]

@joerogan yo. Been listening to you since Fleshlight was your only sponsor. Nothing but weed hotboxing and talking shit. Give @TRobinsonNewEra a chance man. If not for me or my girls. Do it for your girls

[Kelly Wilkes @steelgenetics]

@ShawnRyanShow Ben Robert Smith - Australian SAS war hero. Now on trial for a woke agenda

[Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education @craigkellyAFEE]

AND SO IT BEGINS — THE FIRST OF MANY COVID ARRESTS

A advisor to Anthony Fauci has just been criminally indicted.

Dr. David Morens has been CRIMINALLY CHARGED with hiding emails, destroying records, and deliberately evading transparency laws — all to prop up the fraudulent “natural origins” narrative.

He used his personal Gmail account to dodge FOIA requests, colluded with EcoHealth Alliance’s Peter Daszak to aggressively suppress the lab-leak theory, and received kickbacks for his sleazy behind-the-scenes shenanigans while pushing the official lie.

The wheels of justice have turned painfully slowly — but they are turning.

This is only the first of many COVID criminals who must face arrest, prosecution, and full accountability.

Never forget: while these officials were rigging the narrative, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter ruthlessly censored highly qualified medical experts and scientists who dared suggest the virus was engineered in a lab.

They branded the truth as “misinformation” and silenced dissent at the very moment the public needed open debate most.

This scandal proves exactly why absolute freedom of speech is non-negotiable.

When you censor dissenting opinions, you destroy the only mechanism society has to detect error, expose corruption, and correct course.

Without it, lies become policy, criminals evade justice, and entire populations pay the price.

The cover-up is unraveling. More heads must roll. Free speech must be fiercely defended — or we will never see the full truth.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Now we import every single car and still impose a luxury car tax on buyers—a tax scheme that was designed to help save the Australian car industry. A big help that was! No wonder the government and Labor continue to reject my private senator's bill which amends the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act and calls on policymakers to ensure that the exploitation of these natural resources is for the benefit of the Australian community.

When I investigated how other countries dealt with multinational oil companies around the world, I discovered that Norway had struck the right chord for its citizens, earning $1.5 trillion from its commodities. Australia, on the other hand, last year took a measly $300 million in direct payments for $50 billion worth of gas off the North West Shelf.

Meanwhile, Qatar traded slightly less gas than Australia and collected $26 billion in royalties. Can we honestly suggest that successive governments have negotiated the best deals on behalf of Australians when it comes to the resources of our nation? The answer is no.

This bill should be the new definition of insanity. While I strongly support fuel security in this nation, One Nation cannot and will not support the waste of $2.3 billion worth of taxpayers' money as a bandaid for the very real problem of fuel security in Australia. Australians will support me on this, because we've lost so much of our asset-making infrastructure over the period of successive governments.

I talk of governments that have sold off to foreign multinationals the Commonwealth Bank, Telstra, power plants and lines, and airports, all of which were profitable for the government on behalf of the taxpayers.

They have been sold off now and at a cost to the taxpayer. We are going to do exactly the same with this refinery. I said to the government: Buy it. Put in half your money that you're going to hand over to them. We will get absolutely nothing. We will have no skin in the game. We are not going to get anything back from them for a security of six years or, maybe, if we're lucky, nine years.

We hear Labor in here criticising the government. We have gone from eight refineries down to two and now they are criticising them because we won't have fuel security. That's exactly right. Yet what are they doing about it? What's the suggestion from Labor? It's only that they are going to support the bill. Where is their succession plan? If they were in government, what would they do about the refineries when this comes to an end?

Are we going to still keep propping them up? The idea is that we have security by owning our own refinery. The government did tell me, 'We can't get public servants to run it.' Bloody oath, you wouldn't. You wouldn't want public servants running it, because they can't.

They're useless. You'd get people who can run it properly at a profit for the Australian people to give us national security. You don't keep selling it and relying on Asia, because, the way China is positioning themselves in the South China Sea, who knows what's going to happen? We won't be able to provide the fuel that we need ourselves.

Get the military to run it, if that be the case. We need oil refineries in our own name and providing our own fuel security.

It's not just about jobs. That's exactly why Labor are propping this up at the moment. They don't have any solutions. They don't have any ideas. They are just going along with this and they talk about the jobs. Senator Sheldon stands there talking about poor Tim, asking, 'What am I going to do; where's my job?' Your job can be in having our own oil refinery where we don't expect a company just six or nine years down the track is going to say: 'That's it. We're closed.'

They usually hold the government to ransom, saying, 'You've got to pour more money into this.' We did that with the car industry for 20 years. It was half a billion dollars a year for 20 years. And what did that do? Nothing.

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

What else need I say?
Nothing

This says plenty

Over to you

[Mrs B @attackdogX]

“Wanna know why I’m racist?”

[Tyler Green @GreenTyler27]

Do you want to buy your own home in Australia?

One Nation will permanently ban foreign ownership of residential property to free up housing supply for Australians, reduce speculative price inflation and restore fairness in our housing market.

Sounds good to me.

[Kobie Thatcher @KobieThatcher]

Pauline Hanson:

"I've been around long before Nigel Farage, and long before Trump.

So, therefore, I've set the record—my record, what I want.

Go and look at my speeches what I've said in the past. I don't back away from anything. I stand up for what I believe in."

[Matt Barrie @matt_barrie]

Government set to ban podcast equipment

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

Tomorrow, I will move a motion to terminate the Under-16 Social Media Ban.

The Labor government has no business dictating technology standards to social media platforms it clearly does not understand. This ban on under-16s using social media will be a disaster.

Labor must acknowledge that the Ban MUST be scrapped.

Social media companies can now use AI without resorting to intrusive “big brother” identification measures.

One Nation believes that parents—not the nanny state—are responsible for what their children can and cannot see online.