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[鈴森はるか 『haruka suzumori』 🇯🇵 @harukaawake]

🇯🇵 Many Muslims in Japan struggle to buy groceries because many things contain pork emulsifiers.

This lady, for example, contacts the manufacturer to ask them if it's halal. Since she hasn't contacted them, she tells her kids that she can't buy the snack for them.

Life for Muslims in Japan is really hard. This is why most Japanese highly recommend that they don't move here and instead try to live in Muslim countries.

[John Goddard @nonestlex]

WHY I LEFT AUSTRALIA
(VIEWS FROM BEYOND THE IRON COASTLINE)

It's been 4 months since I moved overseas.

I uprooted my entire life, moved out of a newly renovated house, away from friends and family, away from the country I grew up in.

But it was necessary.

Because there's no other way to put it - they've fucked Australia. Like, really fucked it.

I'm a hard worker. I worked long days, weekends. In a stressful, high pressure job. I took it seriously (which is rare, most people only half do things).

In my spare time, I would spend hours (many hours) writing books and creating content online to make some extra money.

But at the end of each month I was left with basically nothing.

The government took most of it. Either straight away through income tax, or more insidiously through hidden taxes, inflation, and crazy regulatory requirements.

And that money they stole from me wasn't taken to improve the country (I could probably live with that).

The deranged communists in charge viewed themselves as gods. And they were redistributing my wealth in accordance with some structure of 'morality' that I didn't adhere to.

The taxes imposed on me were considered just, because (under their morality) I did not deserve as much as I had, there were others more deserving.

But I didn't agree with my money being stolen to build houses in the middle of nowhere, just for aboriginal welfare recipients who would ultimately tear them apart.

I didn't agree with my money being stolen so that African migrants could fraudulently receive it via the NDIS.

I didn't agree with my money being stolen so that Indian 'students' could move their families here through the student visa backdoor.

And I didn't agree with my money being stolen to fund Chinese corporations building wind farms on all the farm land between Melbourne and Adelaide.

I can't describe the feeling of hopelessness that comes with watching your labour fund the future of others.

I went to a dark place when I realised that the work and stress I put myself through didn't help me or my family. It all felt... so futile.

I was a tax slave being bled dry.

And so I left.

I moved somewhere where I keep my money. All of it.

I've made 2 years of financial progress in the 4 months I've been out of the country (thanks to 0% tax, as well as the healthy salary increase that came with moving to a country with a real economy).

And now looking back at Australia from the outside, I know I made the right move.

It's a literal circus.

The media is all propaganda. The government is communist. The people are trapped, prisoners.

I knew this when I lived there. At least I was pretty sure I did.

But seeing it from the outside solidified every hunch I had while living behind the Iron Coastline.

The future of Australia is bleak. Citizens won't build wealth. No companies will invest there. And the Nanny State will need to keep increasing taxes on the small portion of the population that actually creates value to fuel their spending frenzy.

And that can only go on for so long before it collapses.

Good luck to everyone back home. I'm thinking of you.

But all I can say is that there a countries out there that don't view wealth building as immoral, that understand how businesses work, and want the country to actually BECOME something.

You should go there, probably.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

The Albanese Government must stop hiding the truth about the Bondi attack and immediately release the video held by the Australian Federal Police showing the Bondi attackers reciting from the Qu’ran and talking about their plans.
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said Australians deserved honesty from their government about the danger of radical Islamic terrorism.

“Labor hasn’t been upfront with Australians about the Bondi attack,” Senator Hanson said.

“The Federal Police hold a secret video of Naveed Akram and his father sitting in front of an image of the Islamic State flag, with firearms, before allegedly reciting a passage from the Qur’an and making statements about their plans.

“This goes directly to what Australians have been told about this attack and whether the Government has been upfront about the level of threat we face from radical Islamic terror.

“Labor is trying to hide the truth because they don’t want to offend western Sydney electorates.

“For almost two days after the attack, the Prime Minister refused to call it what it was: Islamic terrorism. Instead, he scapegoated law-abiding firearms owners.

“The AFP Commissioner tried to tell Australians the Bondi attack was not motivated by religion. Releasing a video of the alleged attackers in front of an Islamic State flag and reciting from the Qur’an would be deeply embarrassing for the authorities who tried to downplay the threat.

“One Nation applied for the release of the video under freedom of information law. The AFP blocked that application. Detailed descriptions of the video and other material have already been released by the court and reported on by the media. There’s no reason to keep the actual video secret.

“We have now appealed the decision to the Information Commissioner, but that process could take years.

“Whether it is who we allow into Australia, how we deal with extremists already here, the return of the ISIS brides or what Australians are told after a terrorist attack, national security starts with telling the truth.

“Australians should not have to wait years to learn the truth. The Albanese Government must release the video now and be upfront about the threat of radical Islamic terrorism.”

[NoMoreGulags @FreedomAus80100]

Imagine it's 2029.

Pauline is the PM

Fatima’s deportation is underway.

Energy prices are coming down.

Immigration put on hold for a decade.

Proper Royal Commission into NDIS, CFMEU, Covid, Aboriginal Industry and Islam

Nuclear ban lifted.

ABC is Defunded

No Men in Women’s sports or toilets

We are drilling for oil and gas

We are out of WHO and UN

Dams Under Construction

E safety commission abolished

Sports with no Welcome To Country

Politician Pensions Abolished

Nuclear power stations in planning and building .

Is this the future you want for Australia ?

[Bernardi @corybernardi]

One Nation is MADE BY AUSTRALIA. Follow @carlos_quaremba

[Bruce @bruce_barrett]

Imagine hating on white men.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@DrewPavlou Who did it?

[Amjad Taha أمجد طه @amjadt25]

A letter to the West,

Greetings,

Stop confusing cowardice with tolerance. What you see as illegal immigrants is a pre-planned invasion of your country without tanks or soldiers. There are countries that have recently poured billions of pounds into Muslim Brotherhood terrorists who became activists and citizens in your countries, and their job is to defend every criminal, be the lawyer of every rapist, and make sure all those who are illegal become legal and become the next governor or MP, and later, prime minister. This is a long-term plan.

They use democracy as an Uber to power then complain about the destination.

Look around you. They now protest against you and your Western civilization. They call you Islamophobic if you dare to mention Muslim Brotherhood terrorists, such as Hamas terrorists, or Sudan's Muslim Brotherhood-led army, which killed over 2 million Christians and 500,000 African Muslim children and women.
They will control your democracy through dictatorial rules.

They discovered your greatest weakness: your tolerance can be weaponized against you.

They use your freedom of speech to defend Muslim Brotherhood terrorists.
They use your courts to protect Hamas and Iran's networks.
They use accusations of “Islamophobia” to intimidate critics.
They use democracy as a ladder to power, then attack the very values that built that ladder.

Yesterday, Muslim Brotherhood ideology demanded a platform. Today, it demands political influence. Tomorrow, it will demand that you remain silent.

Stop confusing cowardice with tolerance.

Investigate the Muslim Brotherhood. Ban terrorist organizations. Prosecute criminal financing. Deport non-citizens who lawfully qualify for deportation because of serious crimes or terrorism and never allow extremists to turn citizenship into a weapon against the country that welcomed them.

Your children should not inherit a country too frightened to defend its own laws, freedoms, and civilization.

Democracy is not a suicide pact. Tolerance is not surrender. Freedom does not require giving extremists the tools to destroy freedom.

Wake up. Defend your country. Defend your children. Defend your civilization before those who despise it become powerful enough to dictate its future.

Regards,
God bless your beautiful civilization and protect it from extremism, terrorism, and backwardness.

[Julian Assange™ @JulianAssange_2]

Republicans in Minnesota hired Private investigators who found a DNA match, that Ahmed Nur Said Elmi is the brother of Ilhan Omar

Omar married him to help him gain citizenship, which is a crime, this is the actual marriage license

This won't end well for Omar.. Deport her

[Australia, Explained @AusExplained]

Dear ABC,

If you're looking for opinions on the Census Data, here's mine.

I'm a former data analyst (crime), but I also designed a data matching algorithm still used today by Victoria Police because of its effectiveness, so I have some professional skin in the game.

I am unable to defend the 2026 prioritisation of Census questions.

How does "We urgently need nationally exhaustive information about whether someone identifies as straight, gay, bisexual or another sexual orientation"...

While we didn't obtain nationally exhaustive information about whether households can access a GP,

whether they have unmet childcare needs,

whether working people commute three days rather than five,

whether households are involuntarily overcrowded because they cannot find housing.

Or these types of questions, which would surely be hard to argue against from a prioritisation perspective of best value for data capture, and best opportunity for Australians to provide a holistic picture of their lives;

Citizenship / visa or residency status (because Country of birth doesn't tell government whether someone is a citizen, permanent resident, international student, temporary worker, etc. Those populations can impose quite different infrastructure/service demands).

Year a non-Australian-born person obtained permanent residency/citizenship (because there is much better longitudinal information about settlement and integration than birthplace alone)

Primary mode of transport normally used (Census asks about journey-to-work circumstances, but hybrid/WFH has made a single Census-day travel snapshot much less informative than it once was).

Housing capacity/occupancy pressure (Bedrooms alone is crude. Ask whether people are sharing bedrooms, using converted garages/studies, or accommodating people who would otherwise live elsewhere. That's enormously relevant during a housing shortage).

Reason adults remain in/shared household (Understanding drivers of Financial necessity, caring, cultural preference, disability, housing unavailability etc...would distinguish genuine housing stress from chosen multigenerational living & inform other pressure points th Government can focus on).

Internet quality/access (As infrastructure in its own right, particularly with WFH, telehealth and online government services).

Household energy characteristics (Solar, battery, EV charging, gas/electric heating etc... would be extraordinarily useful for electricity-grid infrastructure planning)

Many of these variables have extremely obvious relationships with hospitals, roads, rail, schools, housing, childcare, workforce participation and infrastructure investment.

The ABS also removed “number of children ever born” from the 2026 Census (it will return in 2031).... while introducing gender and sexual orientation.

From a strategic-planning perspective, fertility and family formation are among the most consequential long-term variables imaginable. They affect future school enrolments, workforce size, dependency ratios, healthcare demand and population ageing.

This missed opportunity to capture all those above mentioned data sets to inform in policy/planning areas isn't just a shame, it's borderline failure of professional judgement.

We removed access to data that could inform those things, and replaced it with gender questions.

Who managed to convince a ABS strategic review board
“We don't have enough justification to collect fertility information every Census, but sexual orientation warrants universal national collection every five years”??

I'd love to see the cost-benefit/consequences methodology behind that decision !

The reality is the Census can only ask so many questions, and we should prioritise the ones that provide the greatest benefit for planning Australia's future, not pander to the "feelings" of a tiny majority of people that got warm and fuzzy because a national census survey "affirmed" their gender.

Thank you, if you read this.

[Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee]

I’m not sure who made this.

But it rocks.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Schools should teach young Australians how to think, not what to think.

If you want to protest something, protest why your parents' wages are going backwards and the cost of everything is going up.

The Labor Greens government is selling out your future, and you'll inherit a weaker, poorer and less safe country.

Whether you know it or not, One Nation and I are fighting for you.

[Zack @Asmongold]

@hasanthehun Hasan has said that Israeli settlers were valid military targets and then explicitly said there are "baby settlers"

Anyone can look this clip up and find it

You're not mad that I said to shoot kids, you're just mad the kids I said to shoot aren't Jews

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Under One Nation, our schools will promote patriotism and encourage young Aussies to love their country, its history and its heritage.

We will not apologise for our history. We are one of the greatest countries on earth, and we will be proud of this.

As it stands, there are too many examples of our history being denigrated by our woke educational establishment. Both the Welcome to Country and self-loathing will be expunged from our schools.

One Nation will provide change you can trust.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@Inevitablewest https://t.co/41XCHlM2Sw

[Grummz @Grummz]

Gaming, belongs to the chuds. Remember what it was like?

PsyopAnime does it again.

The Asmongold bit at the end is great!

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Please remember:

When Islamic terrorists commit 48,000+ attacks in 70+ countries since 9/11 alone, not a single Muslim is to blame (including the terrorists themselves).

When Israel inadvertently kills innocent people whilst engaged in an existential war against maniacs, every single Jew is to blame including 3-year-olds in Australia and 90-year-olds in Lithuania.

Questions?

[Avi Yemini @OzraeliAvi]

🚨 I am now officially the president of the Free Palestine Party, with the VEC confirming we've overcome every obstacle, every objection, and even attempts by leftists to register the name before us.

If the bill to abolish group voting tickets doesn't pass before the election as planned, we're ready to send left-wing preference votes straight to One Nation.

Either way, this campaign has already changed Victorian politics.

👉 https://t.co/rrT3foG7PH

[Martin Sellner @MartinSellner_]

YouTube has censored this interview. If you want to know why, just watch the whole thing.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

She nailed it.