Clowns to the left of me. Jokers to the right. Here I am.

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Ready for some Monday arvo policy on the run? Here's back of the napkin 'how to give FO to the uni sector which has FA for too long' Context / primers: * Youth under and unemployment is over 20%. Many are coming out of uni completely unemployable courtesy of being retards with shonk degrees (DEI'll do that) * This number is going to blow out by 2030 as they are forced out by automation tech. Their 'skills' won't be needed * The current HECS debt owed to taxpayers by students is close to $80B, even after Albo gave them $16B of our money last year. * This debt will very soon hit $100B and treasury knows that most of this is never getting paid back. Perhaps you should sit with this a moment - a national debt that will never be paid back. More than AUKUS. * But it gets much worse. Every year taxpayers fork out $10B in subsidies so that kids can go to uni. OK, seems fair. But we now know that that Arts degree is useless. So we're subsidising dead beat kids. So here is what we must do 1. Shut down most foreign / temp student visas - they are a rort 2. Move most CPS subsidies to 10% except STEM - with the highest subsidy to engineering. We should not be subsidising teaching (etc) upwards of 80%. In 5-10 years we have robot teachers and this sad lot will be unemployable 3. Make final year engineering free or all STEM totally free - more inducement to 'stay the course' 4. Unis to wear 50% of credit risk with the taxpayer for HECS. Presently they wear no risk. This needs to change 5. Most courses can be shortened. 4 years to learn to be a secondary school teacher? They're duds. Make it 18 months. They have AI and soshes now - they can learn much faster. that's it. that's the fix
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Exodus is a program in support of principles 1, 2, 3, 4 and 9 of this immigration policy platform. It is designed to encourage voluntary remigration (returns as ABF refers to these as voluntary returns) of migrants who have no legal right to remain in Australia It is known the number of migrants who are ‘overstaying their welcome’ is more than 500K people (illegals abuse of bridging visas) What is shocking, aside from the sheer number, is the fact these persons have no qualms in exploiting both our generosity as a nation but also the rules we have set in place. So it is high time the exodus program was instantiated. There are numerous ‘strings to the bow’, however economic sanctions will always be the first to ‘bite’, meaning: - Wide scale withdrawal of eligibility for welfare programs - Immediate hardening of the criteria to become a citizen - Immediate refusal of all bridging visas - Immediate refusal of all permanent visa applications - Immediate closure of the family stream of the Visa program with the exception of Aus natural citizens sponsoring partner or orphaned children - Immediate closure of 2nd and 3rd year working visa extensions This will most likely net 500K migrants in its first year alone. Coupled with more stringent criteria for new (inbound) migrants, this simple broad-brush approach has massive impact
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6 months ago tonight. 🇦🇺 🇮🇱
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I'd imagine most hairdressers are voting one nation. Why? Because Jobs Skills Aus (an arm of ALP which maintains the CSOL list which determines who we can import) Maintains that hairdressing is a shortage, and so we should import more So I presume most hairdressers know what is in their best interests - and will vote ON
Firies are voting One Nation Truckies are voting One Nation Baristas are voting One Nation Tradies are voting One Nation Mums are voting One Nation
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When I started getting active in this dark place I was at pains to remind so many of the self-important RW influencers that what they thought they meant was actually 'remigration'. I think they jerried. But let me be even more clear. DHA runs a program called 'voluntary returns' - where they essentially 'influence' an unwanted sort that it is in their best interests to leave. But - as the evidence clearly shows - we are simply not efficient enough. This must be done at scale. This is the program called EXODUS Deportation = physical removal of a migrant Remigration = a targeted protocol at one or more select migrants to force their hand (eg debanking) Exodus = broad, societal programs aimed at returning persons 'en masse'. What does exodus look like? 1. Making criteria for becoming a citizen much harder 2. Making criteria for obtaining welfare much harder 3. Removing options for migrants to sponsor their families to come to Australia There are about ten policy controls in the EXODUS trick bag. Severally, they are effective. Cumulatively they'd be overwhelming.
Replying to @PaulineHansonOz
"Let's talk deportations" Sadly, many if not most Australians like to demonstrate their complete ignorance like some sort of medal. And this is what I see when I observe the howls of 'deport, deport'. Why are so many Australians unaware of the fact that we already have both legislation and mechanisms in place for deportation? We actually do this already - a couple of hundred a year. The primary issue is this - we simply do not exercise it WELL enough, or OFTEN enough. The legislation (S501 of the 1958 Migration Act) - allows deportation along these grounds: Character Test: A person fails the character test (and can have their visa refused or cancelled) if any of these apply (s 501(6)): - They have a substantial criminal record (most common trigger). - They have been convicted of escaping immigration detention. - They are associated with criminal organisations or people involved in crime. - They are suspected of people smuggling, human trafficking, or serious international crimes. - They have a sexually based offence involving a child (even without conviction in some cases). - They pose a risk to Australian security (e.g., ASIO assessment). - They are not of good character based on past and present criminal or general conduct. - Other risk-based grounds (e.g., Interpol notice, etc.) Substantial Criminal Record (s 501(7)) includes: Sentenced to death, life imprisonment, or 12 months or more imprisonment (one sentence or multiple sentences that add up). So if you look at that list of clauses above, you can see we have all the artillery we need. We're lacking the appetite (Government) and the proficiency (ABF, DHA). We do not punish countries which refuse to take their human detritus. We do not overcome obstacles such as the recent 'NZYQ' case. This is 'bureaucratic apathy'. So once One Nation takes office, this is simply a matter of sitting down with the ABF and informing them that they need to step it up a gear. They should be required to produce a list of 1000 candidates along with a feasibility assessment on each. This is how you develop a deportation program.
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Always enjoy reading what Meshy has to say. Thought provoking. This topic we've known for some time. The staggeringly perverse fixation of the NSN types with all things Jew, and virtually no attention to anything Islam. It's evident only one of these belief systems is an existential threat to civilisation. One perpetrates all manner of horror on innocent people the world over. One subjugates all women and all non believers. Yet the other, which seems remarkably boring to me, is the source of fixation for this woke reich.
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Is the woke Reich (NSN/White Australia) pro-Islam? Since October 7, their public output and street actions show an intense, explicit focus on Jews: lobby influence, hate speech laws, White Australia Policy nostalgia, Holocaust skepticism, and frequent emphasis on Indians and Asians heavy use of skin-colour/racial framing. Yet near-zero visible rage about jihad, mosques, grooming gangs, or sharia - topics that were once central to their earlier Reclaim Australia / United Patriots Front roots. Despite claiming “White Australia only,” they largely sidelined Islam/Muslims in 2024–2025 actions and messaging. This is striking because available data on civilisational friction, integration challenges, crime stats, and terror incidents in Western countries often show higher ongoing friction with large-scale Muslim immigration compared to other groups. Prioritising Jews and Indians delivers maximum media/optics impact, while ignoring the "elephant in the room” for anyone serious about demographic and cultural preservation. Woke left and woke Reich have so much in common!
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Funny you should say this Narendra. Cockroaches. Because we've about half a million of your citizens here we'd like to send back to you. Cockroaches. They're all here on false pretenses. Fraudulent tertiary qualifications as your very own Chief Justice explained it. "Cockroaches" And now they're overstaying their expired visas and fraudulently gaming our weak left wing government in and an effort to stay longer. You have their details. Just DM them. Cockroaches...
Come to India. Work with us. Design in India. Develop in India. And create solutions for the world. @BharatInnov2026
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"so we need to make sure we are targetting the people we need for migration" Tony. This is a practice known as 'discrimination'. You hypocritical clown
MASS MIGRATION: Today, Home Affairs minister Tony Burke said we need 400,000 new migrants a year to “build the houses”. “If we cut migration, we won’t be able to build the houses”. Watch
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Will is a fantastic advocate for nuclear. Full strength to his arm. The way Australians allowed themselves to be so completely hoodwinked by Albanese's spin on this matter is damning. Not a ringing endorsement of our collective intellect. But for me, it's coal all the way. And i don't mean extending the decomm dates of existing plants. I mean a commissioning of whole new plants. HELE tech with 50 year lifecycles. Augmented by gas given our huge deposits With nuclear deployed situationally when beneficial Australia's done enough damage to its national interest. We need to undo that. Which starts with HELE Coal power generation
Good luck trying to get more of Australia’s uranium @narendramodi. Last time India requested Australia’s uranium, Albanese opposed then PM Gillard and spoke against exporting. In 2007, he said on a uranium mining motion “the light on the hill is not the glow of radiation from a nuclear waste dump”. And in the recent nuclear fear campaign he posted that scenic Aussie locations were “under threat” from nuclear power plants. Hopefully our Prime Minister wakes up to the fact Australia is one of the only advanced economies not investing in nuclear soon…
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Replying to @AshPolitik
Yes. It’s retarded easily disproven nonsense with the current day’s ALP talking points, designed to elicit a negative response and generate engagement. And I’m sure X isn’t your only income stream paying you per post. Judging by the comments here, many also resent being an indirect contributor to your extensive manscaping regime.
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Oh donald, Donald. I thought declarations of war were for Mondays, not Wednesdays. Are we really doing this for the 39th time
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The only reason i don't label Albanese the most insipid politician on earth... Is because of a limp wrist named Starmer The only reason i don't label Starmer the most insipid politician on earth... Is because of a flog named Macron God help us all. Clearly, we're on our own....
The scenes in Belfast last night were shocking and completely unacceptable. There is no justification for the violence and disorder that we saw threatening our communities, nor for those who encouraged it, online or elsewhere. It is clear that people were targeted last night because of their background and I will not tolerate it. Those responsible will feel the full force of the law. I’ve spoken to the Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland to convey my thanks to them and the frontline emergency services for their bravery in keeping people safe. I’ve also spoken to the First Minister and Deputy First Minister to discuss the ongoing situation. Appealing for calm must be the priority, and that is what I urge now. We must let the police get on with their work.
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Serial RORTER Anika Wells has just jetted off business class to the World Cup, I kid you not But what’s worse is so have eleven other MPs! And their staff. And you’re paying for it The taxpayer funded sports fans include: -Jerome Laxale, Labor MP -Anne Ruston Liberal Senator, Shadow Minister of Sport -Matt Keogh, Labor -Matt Thistlethwaite, Labor -Emma McBride, Labor -Trish Cook, Labor FIRE THE LIARS. They’re out of control donate.onenation.org.au/fire…
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By now, you've probably all seen the video of a man being beheaded on a Belfast street. You probably found it nauseating and shocking. I didn't. Here's why. Twenty years ago, so-called gore videos were circulated of mass ISIS beheadings, antisemites beheading Daniel Pearl, judicial amputations in the Islamic world. They were shocking then, but everyone who saw them understood what caused it: The ideology, the religion, its origin, and they knew they didn't want that in their own backyard. Over the last 20 years however, social media platforms have tried to protect us from such reality, the way television would protect kids at 6 p.m. from videos of bus bombings. Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and if it weren't for X, nobody would have seen that video and would instead have to rely on sanitised mainstream reporting about a "stabbing" incident that makes a clear threat against Western civilisation look like a garden variety mugging. I for one, do not want to worry about having my head hacked off or being blown up or being shot to death in a first world country and yet I've watched as this has happened, including to people I know personally. Meanwhile we have so-called leaders wishing that we don't believe our own eyes, as they turn their own eyes away from doing what's necessary.
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The people who work to undermine our security 🙄 Australia needs major reform of think tanks. Full transparency on every dollar and every donor must be mandatory. We should also review why think tanks receive generous NGO-style tax discounts when many function as partisan or ideological organisations
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Interesting point. It's bound to piss quite a few off. Generally best not to post during white hot rage. Or reply to others. Unless of course you're in possession of a psychometric assessment that records essentially zero affective empathy, then you're good to go. But who has that?!
I'm actually praying that the Belfast African beheader was born and raised in Britain so we can move past this silly focus on "migrants". Race is the issue, not immigration status.
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