Bit of a pattern, Bernard? Grace Tame chants ‘globalise the intifada’ at a Sydney rally (Feb 2026) — a phrase tied to suicide bombings, stabbings and civilian slaughter during the actual intifadas — then on ABC dismisses Hamas rapes and gang-rapes on Oct 7 as ‘debunked propaganda’.
A UN report (Pramila Patten, March 2024) found reasonable grounds for those exact atrocities.
Yet your ‘powerful white establishment men’ line is just the usual Labor-puppet script: ignore the actual words, the actual evidence, scream misogyny.
She’s not ‘difficult’ or ‘problematic’ because she’s a woman — she’s radioactive because she’s a rape-denying, intifada-cheerleader who cashes taxpayer cheques for it.
Reality doesn’t care about your coded-victim narrative.”
Your entire schtick is projection from a self-appointed “political theorist” whose feed is 90% anti-Trump rage and ABC fanfic, while you dodge any facts that don’t fit your lefty script. Hanson’s “demonstrably WRONG understanding”? She’s a three-time Senator whose One Nation platform nails the real crises: record immigration (over 500k net in recent years) crushing housing and wages, sky-high power prices from your beloved net-zero lunacy, and ALP scandals your “whistleblower” mate conveniently ignores when it suits. She’s answered every gotcha with policy—cut immigration, back nuclear/coal, slash waste—while voters keep re-electing her because the “whinging idiots” are the ones living the cost-of-living hell your side created. Spare us the hypocrisy lecture, mate. Reality called; it’s not returning your calls. #auspol
Quentin, spare us the Labor puppet act. While you’re cheerleading Chalmers’ CGT/neg-gearing tax grab as “good policy” that fixes housing, here’s the reality: Albanese Labor flooded Australia with record mass immigration—over 1.27 million net overseas migrants in its first three years, the highest sustained intake ever—while housing supply chronically lags. Demand exploded into a severe shortage, pricing young families out of the market.
On top of that, Labor’s chronic overspending delivered another $31.5 billion underlying cash deficit in the 2026-27 Budget, with over $150 billion more projected over the forward estimates. This fuels inflation and debt while they spin higher wages and tax tweaks as relief. This isn’t fixing a “tax slush distortion”—it’s a distraction from the crisis your side created. Young Aussies see through the spin.
Actual facts, Albo is lying about: Pre-1999 CGT had indexation plus five-year averaging precisely to stop one-off gains slamming lower and middle income earners into the top tax bracket in a single year.
Labor’s bringing back indexation but ditching the averaging protection — and slapping on a 30% floor.
Stop lying and pretending this is ‘back to 1999’. It’s a dishonest tax grab on success.”
Actual facts, Albo is lying about: Pre-1999 CGT had indexation plus five-year averaging precisely to stop one-off gains slamming lower and middle income earners into the top tax bracket in a single year.
Labor’s bringing back indexation but ditching the averaging protection — and slapping on a 30% floor.
Stop lying and pretending this is ‘back to 1999’. It’s a dishonest tax grab on success.”
Quentin Dempster, the “journalist” who’s nothing but a shameless Labor puppet in a threadbare disguise.
Here you are openly begging Treasurer Chalmers to ram through negative gearing/CGT changes you know Labor swore — repeatedly, before the election — they would never touch. Your feed is a nonstop parade of cheerleading Albanese/Chalmers tax grabs, celebrating falling house prices as some Menzies-approved miracle while ignoring the first-home buyers now underwater, and dutifully listing every Murdoch/Gina/IPA/One Nation “vested interest” except the biggest one: the voters Labor lied to.
You’re not reporting; you’re PR flacking for the government that owns your worldview. Failed ABC partisan cosplaying as fearless truth-teller — the mask slipped years ago, mate. Pathetic.
No, it’s terrible policy—classic Labor economic vandalism.
Investors aren’t “subsidised” by taxpayers; negative gearing and CGT discounts actually expand rental supply by encouraging people to build and buy properties that everyday Aussies rent. Scrap the incentives and you choke new housing stock while rents keep climbing.
Meanwhile, Labor’s mass immigration (over 1 million net migrants since 2022) has supercharged demand, turning a housing shortage into a full-blown crisis. And their reckless overspending—ballooning debt, trillion-dollar deficits, and inflation-driving handouts—has jacked up interest rates and cost-of-living pain for everyone.
This isn’t “fairness.” It’s punishing the people who actually provide homes so Labor can virtue-signal while ignoring the chaos they’ve created. Good policy? Laughable.
Murray, this is textbook gaslighting — and yet another broken promise from Albo.
The Coalition, Liberals, Nationals and One Nation have repeatedly said they support the income tax relief ($250 WATO offset, $1,000 work deduction, 16% → 15% → 14% bracket cuts). What they oppose is you bundling it into one omnibus bill with your new limits on negative gearing for existing homes and changes to the CGT discount — the exact property tax hikes Labor solemnly promised not to touch before the last election.
Albo looked Australians in the eye and vowed to end divisive wedge politics and bring people together. Yet here you are, ramming tax cuts and tax increases into the same bill, forcing a false choice and manufacturing division for political cover. Non-stop lies and deceit from Labor: Stage 3, super, negative gearing, CGT… the list never ends.
You’re not “delivering tax cuts for every Australian.” You’re hiding broken promises and ideology behind a few hundred bucks most workers will barely feel once inflation bites. Split the bill, drop the spin, or just admit you’re choosing deceit over honesty. Australians aren’t stupid.
Check your facts”? Mate, spare us the smug pedantry.
Australia scrapped formal inheritance tax in 1979—true. But Labor’s 2026 Budget just rammed through a 30% minimum tax on discretionary family trusts from 2028—explicitly designed to hammer estate planning and wealth transfers. The Opposition rightly calls it a “death tax by stealth.”
Super death benefits paid to adult kids (non-dependants)? Already hit with 17% on the taxed element or 32% on the untaxed element, plus Medicare levy—straight from the rules.
Parents scrimp, save, and pay tax their entire lives, only for Labor to keep inventing new ways to claw back more at death. “No inheritance tax” is a technicality that fools no one. The greedy fingers are already deep in the pie.
Ash, your “mega graph” is peak partisan cope from a union-backed outfit that couldn’t find causation with a map and a flashlight.
ABS GDP growth hit 2.5% annual in Q1 2026 — sure, one of the better OECD totals. But that’s total GDP juiced by Labor’s record immigration surge. Per-capita GDP actually fell in the quarter, productivity is tanking, and households are stuck in a per-person recession your chart conveniently airbrushes away.
Your profits-vs-wages index from the Centre for Future Work shows long-term divergence since 2001. Cool story. The recent inflation (still around 4.2% in April) was driven by fuel/transport spikes from global shocks, electricity after rebates ended, housing/rents from migration plus supply failures — not “greedy profits” causing CPI. RBA has been clear: demand pressures and cost shocks, not some corporate conspiracy.
Gov spending as a share of GDP hasn’t exploded while you ignore the real policy failures. This isn’t analysis — it’s ideology dressed up as a graph. Try actual economics next time instead of #auspol fanfic.
Actual facts, Albo is lying about: Pre-1999 CGT had indexation plus five-year averaging precisely to stop one-off gains slamming lower and middle income earners into the top tax bracket in a single year.
Labor’s bringing back indexation but ditching the averaging protection — and slapping on a 30% floor.
Stop lying and pretending this is ‘back to 1999’. It’s a dishonest tax grab on success.”
Real change? Spare us the spin, Albo. You’ve presided over more than one million net migrants since taking office — record levels that flooded the housing market while prices and rents smashed new highs. Your 5% deposit schemes and “Help to Buy” gimmicks simply juiced demand and pushed lower-end prices even higher, pricing young Aussies out worse than ever.
Tax cuts? Adorable. Meanwhile total public sector debt has blown past $1.6 trillion (up around 37% since 2020), you’ve quietly pocketed a $57k pay rise, and families are still being hammered by the cost-of-living crisis you inherited and supercharged.
This isn’t “opportunity and a fair go.” It’s economic sabotage wrapped in slogans. Australians see straight through it. Real change starts with your resignation.
Actual facts, Jim is lying about: Pre-1999 CGT had indexation plus five-year averaging precisely to stop one-off gains slamming lower and middle income earners into the top tax bracket in a single year.
Labor’s bringing back indexation but ditching the averaging protection — and slapping on a 30% floor.
Stop lying and pretending this is ‘back to 1999’. It’s a dishonest tax grab on success.”
Higher wages? Real wages have fallen through the year to March 2026 and are still down around 5% since 2021. Nominal growth is barely keeping up with 4%+ inflation.
Lower taxes for workers? A pathetic $250 offset starting in 2027-28 — funded by new tax hikes on property investors and trusts. That’s not relief, it’s a delayed bribe after years of bracket creep.
Fair go for first homebuyers? No entry-level house is affordable in any capital city. Young couples need 5+ years just to scrape together a deposit while repayments devour nearly half their income. Rents have exploded and your negative-gearing tweaks won’t fix the supply crisis you helped create.
This isn’t “higher wages, lower taxes, fair go.” It’s empty spin while workers get crushed. Call the election, Jim.
Delusional spin. Labor’s 4.75% award wage ‘rise’ (6% for the absolute minimum) barely matches the 4.2-4.6% inflation their reckless spending has driven — and employers are already warning it’ll fuel even more price hikes. Extending paid parental leave to 6 months? Taxpayers just got handed another multi-billion-dollar bill while Q1 GDP crawled at a pathetic 0.3%. This isn’t ‘backing families’ — it’s vote-buying with other people’s money while productivity stalls and living costs crush everyone. Opposition won’t need luck; voters aren’t this gullible.“
Actual facts, not your Sky News scare campaign:
Under Labor, real wages are 2.1% lower than when you took office (ABS Wage Price Index data). Your 1.2 million homes target? Already 55,000 short in year one while the housing crisis explodes. One Nation opposes your bloated “cheaper medicines” bill and mass immigration flood that’s crushing wages and rents for battlers — not because we want expensive scripts or fewer houses, but because your policies deliver exactly the opposite.
Stop projecting your failures onto Pauline Hanson. Australians aren’t buying the Mediscare 2.0.
**Labor have taught all Australians — never trust a known lying failure.**
“No, Liz — your UN fantasy of just 43.1 million by 2100 is pure delusion.”
From 28 million today, that demands an absurdly low ~215k average annual growth for the next 74 years. Yet we’ve been running 300k–500k net overseas migration lately, with permanent caps treated as jokes while students and temps pour in. Even the government’s own watered-down “easing” promises get smashed in reality. ABS high-variant projections already barrel toward 45.9 million by 2071 — decades ahead of your fairy tale. Official forecasts have always lowballed because demographers and politicians pretend the migration tap will magically turn off. It never does.
Dick’s 100M warning isn’t scaremongering — it’s basic arithmetic while infrastructure buckles. Your outdated chart just accelerates the housing, hospital, road, and cohesion collapse.
It’s comical yet pathetic how much Labor puppets lie and deceive Australians just like their puppet masters. Never trust open lying failures.
"Reserve Bank officials judged that Labor’s first-term housing agenda did little to improve supply and possibly raised prices, directly linking migration to affordability as Labor battles to prove the budget will increase the availability of homes."
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