@strangerous10 Can’t argue with her statement, just the response. The solution can’t always be to tax more.
Unless of course destroying a country is the actual plan.
@KobieThatcher I think it’s neither of those things. It’s been a carefully crafted social and media campaign for decades. With the key points being. China is closer ( so gooder?), cheap stuff good, they buy our raw materials, so good.
#BREAKING Australian imam Mohammad Tawhidi: "When I was a fundamentalist Islamic extremist, I only voted left. Because I saw them as very stupid. I would fear conservatives more, because they have principles. The left has neither values nor principles!"
Not a single Australian is being impacted by the ABC striking
Yet, they’re begging people to support their pay rise on those that earn upwards of 200k
I’ve got a message to the ABC staff
Go fuck yourselves you selfish, entitled wankas.
@TruthFairy131@TimjboAU There is nothing a government hates more than its citizens solving problems without them. If they learn they can do it once, it will keep happening and slowly government becomes irrelevant.
Iranian here!
I want to thank American leftists for educating me these past few days & correcting my understanding of Iran & radical Islam
I almost trusted my own experience, my parents’ trauma, and what my family in Iran endures daily instead of your wisdom. What would I have done without your tweets & tiktoks ❤️
CELINE-2 ESAFETY-0
MY RESPONSE.
It's been a crazy week. I just wanted to give my two cents on the aftermath of my Federal Court win, the media coverage and what we can do.
My case sets a precedent for what Australians can and can't see online. This case proves at the FEDERAL level that our online safety regulator routinely acts outside her legal powers, and I would like to see some actual change come out of this.
eSafety relies on what they call "informal notices" to get content removed online.
To put it simply, these are takedown notices dressed up as informal notices. Often sent to a social media company's legal team, they are an illegal tactic used by eSafety to pressure social media companies to remove content that they deem "harmful," even if it does not meet the requirements under the Online Safety Act.
My case definitively proves that eSafety staff knowingly send these informal notices when they are fully aware that the content does not meet the requirements to be censored.
That is why this case matters.
Share this video, and my case, far and wide to any and all politicians as this affects everyone regardless of whether you're left, right, middle, whatever.
Australia does not need to be censored by an unelected WEF puppet.
Sack Julie-Inman Grant.
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@DanHollaway I remember @TheAKGuy once saying something along the lines of “all my peers know how to get out of jury duty”. That really hit home, this would definitely be an improvement