MPs are claiming they’re scared following the horrific attack on Helen. But let’s talk about the bigger picture. You know who should be scared? The Australian people should be scared of what their own politicians have done to this country. You have broken people’s spirits, broken families and destroyed livelihoods. Australians are struggling to put food on the table, pay their bills and find secure employment. People are being pushed to the brink while politicians continue making decisions that leave ordinary Australians worse off. We are watching our standard of living decline, and people are becoming increasingly desperate. We are heading in the wrong direction because of years of poor decision-making, economic mismanagement and politicians who seem increasingly disconnected from the people they are supposed to represent. Meanwhile, billions of dollars are being committed overseas while Australians at home are struggling to survive. If we have money to look after other countries, but cannot adequately look after our own people, then we have a serious problem. It’s not rocket science. When people lose their livelihoods, their homes, their financial security and their faith in the political system, resentment grows.

I came across a post about Brendon Nunget stating that Pauline Hanson should be awarded for Knighthood. But seriously, do we blame Pauline Hanson for one man’s atrocities, or do we hold the individual responsible for his own actions? Do we really need to go back to Year One basics? People are responsible for their own actions. We need to start judging people as individuals, not as a collective based on their race, religion, political beliefs or background.

THIS WAS NOT A TERRORIST ATTACK. Brendan Nugent is a white Australian known as an environmentalist — a greenie who advocated for forests, forestry and wildlife protection. He supported Palestine because he opposed genocide. That does not automatically make him far left or far right. Reports about his education, unusual behaviour noticed by neighbours, and a reported admission to a mental health ward months earlier raise questions about what may have been happening in his life. Helen Haines and Brendan Nugent shared political views on supporting Palestine and protecting the environment. So why did he attack Helen? What happened, and what motivated his actions, remain unanswered. This does not make him far left or far right. It makes him a man who committed a heinous crime, and the reasons behind his actions still need to be established. We need facts, evidence and answers — not political labels or speculation. THIS WAS NOT A TERRORIST ATTACK. THIS WAS A CRIME, AND THE MOTIVE HAS YET TO BE ESTABLISHED. #BrendanNugent #australia

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FRANCE: THE TIMELINE 🇫🇷 7 October 2023: Netanyahu claims he had a phone call with Emmanuel Macron and warned him about what could happen on the streets of Paris if Hamas wasn’t stopped. 6 October 2026: Demonstrations and unrest intensify in France. 7 October 2026: Netanyahu’s claimed phone call becomes part of the discussion surrounding the unrest. 17 October 2026: Violent riots and clashes erupt across France. 19 October 2026: Netanyahu refers back to his warning to Macron three years earlier. THE QUESTION IS: Was Netanyahu predicting what would happen, or is he using today’s events to reinforce his political narrative? The dates matter. The sequence matters. And the public deserves the facts. #share #france #uk #Australia

Most of their problems are caused by the very politicians they keep voting for — politicians who look just like them, talk just like them, and convince them that everyone else is to blame.#mirror #australia #fyp #share #politics #usa #africa #eu #uk

If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he’ll empty his pockets for you.” — Lyndon B. Johnson #control #powerstruggles #money #divide

In 1937, as part of white culture, 24-year-old Charlie Johns married 9-year-old Eunice Winstead in Tennessee, where there was no minimum marriage age. This was the norm among white people; roughly 86% of child marriages between 2000 and 2010 involved a minor married to an adult

ITALY - RIOTS AND Economic Shutdowns. Italy — the short, factual breakdown The claim that Italians all stopped working for a month and stayed home is not accurate. What has happened is a series of general strikes, worker walkouts and coordinated blockades intended to disrupt economic activity and pressure the government.  September–October 2025: Large demonstrations and general strikes associated with Gaza solidarity, including the slogan Blocchiamo tutto (“Let’s block everything”). Throughout 2026: Further strikes and protests over wages, pensions, public services, military spending and the cost of living. 12–16 October 2026: Steelworkers in Taranto staged strikes and road blockades. Truckers and farmers also protested high fuel costs, disrupting fuel deliveries in parts of southern Italy.  17 October 2026: Cost-of-living demonstrations in several cities turned violent. At least four police officers and 20 demonstrators were injured in Milan.  30 October 2026: National general strikes are scheduled across public and private sectors.  The key point: Italy has experienced repeated economic disruption, but it has not shut down its entire economy for a month. Workers have used strikes, transport blockades and withdrawal of labour as political pressure. #italy #shutdown #riots

ALBANIA: PROTESTERS SET FIRE TO THE SUPREME COURT. Let that sink in. On the fifth day of violent anti-government clashes in Tirana, protesters set fire to offices inside Albania’s Supreme Court and torched the entrance to a building housing the Bank of Albania. Police responded with tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets. The unrest follows months of protests against a luxury resort development linked to Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, but has since expanded into wider demonstrations over corruption, unemployment, education and the cost of living. The protesters’ message? “Albania is not for sale.” This is what happens when months of peaceful demonstrations escalate into violence and anger spills into the streets. And now the question is: how did a dispute over land, a controversial luxury development and public trust in government reach the point where the country’s highest court was on fire? The Flamingo Revolution has entered a dangerous new chapter. #albania #fucktrump #no

When people tell me I need to stop swearing, and then I come across a clip like this… 😂😂😂 Suddenly, my vocabulary doesn’t seem so bad after all. 🤣🤦‍♀️ #katlsanderland #radio #fbombs

Australia is nothing like the United States, the United Kingdom, France or even Nepal. We are still too comfortable, too well-fed, and we haven’t reached that breaking point yet. Perhaps if the day comes when people face severe restrictions, food becomes unaffordable or unavailable, and unemployment rises to devastating levels, then we might see a real turning point. But right now, I don’t see Australia reaching that point anytime soon. #Australia #france #riots

Great movie clip! So many different social norms and power structures still exist within our society, shaped by the colonial mindset that some people have more rights, authority and power than others. But here’s the plot twist: we’re not living in the 1950s anymore. The world has changed. Perhaps it’s time some people caught up.#colinisation #uk #usa #australia

IS THE SAME PLAYBOOK BEING USED AGAIN? Could the networks behind the unrest surrounding George Floyd and Black Lives Matter have connections to what we’re seeing in France today? And are you paying attention to who helped migrants cross from Morocco into Spain? Could this be another psyop? Who is funding it, who is organising it, and who benefits? Remember Angela Merkel, Germany’s former chancellor, whose open-door refugee policy helped reshape Europe’s immigration debate. Stop watching the headlines. Start following the money, the people and the connections. #france #usa #BLM

One Nation supporters are fucking dropkick losers. They show us exactly who they are by who they support: paedophiles, rapists, thugs and thieves — still stuck with the mentality of a convict colony. They scream and yell in the comments, yet it’s the Palestine Movement that has actually fought for our rights while our government has spent the last 18 months trying to strip them away. All the white parties and lobby groups sat back and did nothing except drive around the country in their fancy little buses. And the irony of first- and second-generation immigrants, recently arrived here, yelling at other immigrants as if they’re any better. Now say THANK YOU to the Palestine movement in Australia #fuckisrael #australia

You won’t believe how much influence BlackRock’s shareholdings can have across Australian politics, mining, government services and the private sector. BlackRock is one of the world’s largest asset managers, with investments in major Australian companies across multiple industries.#Australia #blackrock #fypシ゚viral

The ULURU STATEMENT wasn’t about Aboriginal people. It was about Israel’s influence over who gets a seat at the table in Aboriginal communities — and who gets to make decisions that affect First Nations people. Don’t twist the argument. The issue is power, influence and control Mark Leibler AC is one of Australia's most influential lawyers, corporate strategists and pro-Israel advocates. He is a senior partner at Melbourne law firm Arnold Bloch Leibler and has advised some of Australia's largest corporations and business leaders for decades.  His influence extends beyond business and law: Israel: He is National Chairman of the Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC), an organisation that advocates for strong Australia–Israel relations. Zionism: He served for 10 years as president of the Zionist Federation of Australia. International connections: He has held senior positions with the Jewish Agency for Israel, United Israel Appeal and Australia–Israel Chamber of Commerce. Political and corporate access: His longstanding relationships across business, government and community organisations give him access to influential Australian decision-makers.  How powerful is he? Journalist Michael Gawenda's biography, The Powerbroker, documents Leibler's longstanding relationships with Australian prime ministers, senior politicians, wealthy business figures and Israeli leaders. . #ulurustatement #blackcladding #australia #fyp #slavery

Australia needs to start asking a serious question: who actually benefits from the wealth beneath our feet? Our mining industry generates enormous wealth, yet we need more Australian-owned businesses, more opportunities for local workers and more wealth staying in our communities. Aboriginal-owned mining businesses must lead by example. Pay people properly, employ local workers and put qualified Aboriginal people in management and executive positions — not just entry-level jobs. And as Australians, we should support Aboriginal businesses and help them grow. Look at Ibrahim Traoré’s Burkina Faso and its push for greater national control over land, mining and resources. It’s a reminder that ownership matters. We should be asking how Australia can keep more of its resource wealth working for Australians. Politically, don’t just follow slogans. Scrutinise One Nation, the Liberal Party and every other party on their policies, funding and whose interests they serve. Follow the evidence, not the spin. And remember the Voice referendum. The proposal was for an advisory body to Parliament and government, not control over other people’s land. Australians voted against it in 2023. The answer is economic power: backing local businesses, creating real jobs, building Australian ownership and putting qualified people in positions where decisions are made. Because prosperity shouldn’t just be measured by what we dig out of the ground — but by who benefits from it.#blm #australia #mining #share #aboriginal