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From the WEF website DIGITAL IDENTITY TO CONTROL THEM ALL! Without Digital ID the agenda 2030 targets are unachievable. We must say NO to Digital ID, then we buy ourselves time for the truth to emerge and it’s game over for the globalist plans to control humanity.
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Australian woman says her country doesn’t have a housing shortage, but rather a migration problem, and that government policies such as higher taxes, high interest rates, and the influx of hundreds of thousands of largely unskilled migrants are driving up costs and putting homeownership out of reach for many Australians. “From 2022 to 2023, over 739,000 immigrants came in who were meant to be skilled tradespeople. Only 51,655 of them were actually skilled, with just 1,800 being construction workers. And let’s not forget about the 78,000 illegal immigrants currently in Australia. So, we need to lower the cost of living first and focus on the Australian people.”
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“The more customers who walk into a restaurant, the more tables you need, especially when you already have a table shortage.” Leftists:
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Sean Strickland says he’s BANNED from attending the UFC White House event 😬 “I made fun of Israel and Epstein. The only male American champ banned at the White House.”
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Reality doesn't care about political gaslighting. Labor politicians keep pushing the narrative that One Nation is backed by billionaires. Yet Australian Electoral Commission data shows: 🔴 Labor: ~$480 million 🔵 Liberal/Coalition: ~$580 million 🟠 One Nation: ~$25 million Labor received approximately 1,820% more funding than One Nation. The Liberal/Coalition received approximately 2,220% more funding than One Nation. Before believing political narratives, look at the numbers. Facts matter. Source: Australian Electoral Commission annual party returns (FY2020-21 to FY2024-25) @AustralianLabor @LiberalAus @OneNationAus
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MagAnalytics🦘🪃 retweeted
Well said Simon. These parasites are taking the piss

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Australia lets the cat out of the bag! In order to ban under 16s from social media, EVERYONE will have to have digital ID or they won’t be able to get on the internet Starmer says Digital ID won’t be mandatory er Unless you never need the internet 🔥

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Hug a conspiracy theorist today. Because we were right.
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MagAnalytics🦘🪃 retweeted
So true! #auspol
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Is Australia better off now than we were 20 years ago? Australia in 2005: • ~20M people • Houses ~4–5× incomes • Stronger purchasing power • Lower debt burden Australia in 2026: • ~27M people • Houses ~9–16× incomes • Weaker purchasing power • Record debt and asset inflation Looks very clear to me.
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Controlled opposition
Why is one nation voting in support of expanding ASIO powers?
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Some people actually argue that if you took every single Australian out of Australia and replaced them with 27 million Indians, and those Indians fully assimilated, then Australia would still be Australia. They're wrong. You wouldn’t have Australia anymore. You’d have southern India with kangaroos. Nations aren’t made by culture alone. They’re shaped by the people, their history, temperament, average traits, and way of seeing the world. Swap the people (like what is slowly happening to Australians now with low birthrates and immigration) and you swap the soul of the nation, even if everyone speaks the same, waves the flag, and follows the rules. That’s why the argument ends there. If you can't define something you can't defend it🇦🇺🫡
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“Now- add 4 new taxes in a week- give the Jewish lobby group $500B and remind Australians that it’s a hate crime for speaking about it”
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RT @SenatorAntic: 🚨 $654.3 million over 4 years for a ‘voluntary’ Digital ID scheme? Labor just jacked it up from $288 million despite rep…
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Replying to @Grummz
You can reset a breached password. You can't reset your date of birth, your ID number, or your face. Centralised identity databases aren't a public service, they're a honeypot with a government logo on it. France didn't get unlucky. It got predictable
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Here you go Australia - A comprehensive list of taxes and levies.
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RT @SenatorAntic: Digital ID is already being rolled out in Australia. Parliament should support my Bill to repeal it! t.co/5aBTD

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There is literally only like 100k Jews in Australia with a massive outbreeding rate btw The state is shelling out almost a billion dollars to ‘protect’ literally a handful of people whilst throwing up the middle finger at the rest of the Australian population
For "the Jewish Community": Total (approx): 779.4 Million. -$604.2 million total package for response to the Bondi terror attack. This covers "security, antisemitism countermeasures, violent extremism, hate, and related social cohesion efforts". About half (~$300M) is described as going to Australia’s Jewish community for security and support. - $124 million directly to the Executive Council of Australian Jewry (ECAJ) for enhanced security -$46.7 million for wider Jewish community support (security/infrastructure upgrades) -Additional smaller items: $4M to Jewish charities (Jewish House, Jewishcare), $500k for Jewish camps in Victoria, mental health supports specifically mentioning the Jewish community This disproportionate and blatant favouritism will only fuel more resentment and division, and destroy social cohesion further. Australians are struggling to feed and house their families, yet we just gave almost a billion dollars to Jewish groups, whilst working Australians got a 250 dollar tax cut.
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