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If, by the way, the same situation that just happened in Brazil had happened but with the parties switched -- if Bolsonaro had won last night's election and then a pro-Bolsonaro judge sent the Federal Police to seize Lula's passport and bar him from leaving the country -- every major western media outlet and liberal NGOs would be screaming about the authoritarian attack on Brazil's elections and the destruction of basic freedoms.
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Former Police Officer for 16 years here - served in Victoria Police. 8 Years on the Front Line - many of those years working in the CBD, many times at the various protests that would occur at Parliament Steps, or surrounds.
I can unequivocally say, as will many former cops who see this post - that The Left Wing Protest Groups were always far more violent and extreme in their protest behavior than any right wing motivated group.
Every.Single.Time.
It has only gotten worse, and just like police have lost control of crime on the streets, they have lost control of dealing with these violent thugs, so much so, that the police response now is to "Move on" the peaceful Right-Wing motivated groups and let the Left-Wing Extremists have at it. Shameful.
Victorian One Nation leader Warren Pickering has blamed the extreme left for threats against one in five of his party's candidates, saying the right side of politics hasn't caused as many problems.
news24.com.au/politics/austr…
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Online rhetoric & imagery cause real-world violence, say officials. But no good evidence supports their claims. For 140 years, censors have tried and failed to link media to violence. Behind the false claims lie arrogance, ideological intolerance, and a panic over populism.
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Your country might be great but does it follow Australia’s lead by colour-coordinating its currency with the nation’s favourite snack foods?
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Financial regulation like Basel 1-2-3 and modern central banking as applied by Greenspan , Bernanke , Yellen & Powell created an even greater risk than they sought to mitigate : it deindustrialised the US ( and the entire west ) to the point where it can no longer reliably produce the goods required to defend itself.
The idea that a functional, sovereign state can sustain itself by reducing its productive capacity to a services economy, reliant on asset-inflated wealth and debt-fuelled consumption, was the great economic delusion of the 1990s.
The inevitable result is a financial economy increasingly disconnected from the material economy that underpins it, where asset prices rise, private debt expands and paper wealth accumulates while the industrial capacity required to manufacture the physical goods on which national prosperity and security depend , steadily erodes toward existential doubt .
Eventually, your geopolitical rival is not merely producing more cheaply ; it is manufacturing the machinery, electronics, materials, components and defence systems that you can no longer produce yourself.
You become financially wealthy but materially dependent, capable of financing your own defence in theory but incapable of manufacturing it in practice. A nation that cannot manufacture the material foundations of its own security is not truly sovereign; it is dependent on the continued willingness of others to supply the means of its survival.
So called central banking independence was used to channel workers wages into a fully financialized bankers economy that literally can’t produce the goods it needs to defend itself or remain independent .
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The AFP needed to rub out Elma Fudd and the Road Runner years ago!
We all watched those cartoons and went out dropping anvils on people’s heads!
Seriously, why are Diversity Picks always so dumb?
Here is the retarded @AusFedPolice Commissioner, Krissy Barrett, linking cartoons to real life events.
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Pradheep liked the way lithium-ion cell phone batteries tasted so he did what any rational Indian would do and bit into it.
76.2 average IQ on full display
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This sounded unbelievable but it's true, he couldn't figure out a three point turn while driving in Formula 2
When he gets back to the garage his engineer literally tells him "you have to turn the steering wheel"
> Be 76 IQ Indian named Mahaveer Raghunathan
> Have need for speed, start professional racing because Brahmin #1
> Finish dead last in first two entry level races in 2012
> Finish 14th on average in next 3 races in 2013
> Finish 12th in F4 race in 2014
> "Pakistani bhenchods keep sabotaging! India racing superpower 2030 SAAR"
> Fake credentials, get into F3. Izzat went up!
> Place 39th across 30 races in 2015, zero points scored, worst performance in history
> Gaslight.exe, it was someone else's fault
> "Brahmin superior to European! I race and beat them!"
> Place 16th in Eurocup, dead last in AutoGP in 2016
> Set a record for most penalties accrued for ignoring rules. Stupid Americans not smart like Indians! This is jugaad SAAR
> Somehow get into F2 in 2017, clearly Indian work ethic paying off
> Place 2nd last, gets lapped, decide to go full throttle after every other racer finished nearly hitting crew workers
> Join Gran Prix, get stuck in cornering pit, spend FOUR MINUTES doing 3-point turn because he didn't know he needed to turn the wheel, manually pushed the car out
> Spend entire series ignoring corners, ignoring rules, ignoring flags. Sets new personal and historical record for violations
> Rules literally rewritten to account for his shitty driving
> Somehow, miraculously gets a hold of an F1 car for testing run
> Trains 3 years, never allowed to qualify
> Turns out he promised to pay for the McLaren he was racing but didn't, gets sued, because anti-Hindu hate or something
> Literally turned down by every race in 2026, fourteen years into his career
This is Indian talent. This is how they operate in every tech company, every CEO
They're all this retarded
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The Australian government has admitted pressuring Facebook into demonetising us, due to an article written by far-left activist journalists at the ABC.
So much for freedom of the press.
And not only is the Australian government interfering with independent journalism, it is also giving the corporate media millions in grants, and forcing the tech companies to give those same billion-dollar companies tens of millions more.
The demonetisation happened in August, and weren't going to mention it and give the ABC reporters the satisfaction, but now that the government is confirmed to be involved we are compelled to speak out about it.
Australians should know that their government is suppressing media outlets they don't like, and buying off the rest.
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More private keys by the Indian certificate authority have been discovered. These are all small numbers.
People are suspecting that they interpreted 384 bit keys to mean that they should pick numbers from 1-384 to use as their private keys.
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In light of the far-left terrorist attack on Australian MP Helen Haines, we should revisit the fact that leftists have spent the past few months openly calling for the assassination of Pauline Hanson.
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A Europa será destruída por mulheres que projetam naqueles animais a maternidade que cabia aos filhos que elas abortaram.
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I've worked in network television for 20 years. Offering boomers ACTUAL market value for their homes and filming their reaction is a hit reality tv show in the making.
😂🤣😂🤣
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It’s time to start calling out the Australian left for their constant support for political violence
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Around 30,000 nursing graduates attempt to enter the workforce each year. Since the ACN reports that only about 40% find spots in a public health transition program, roughly 18,000 graduates per year do not get a public system job straight out of university. They must instead rely on highly competitive private hospital programs, pivot to aged care or community health, or risk leaving the profession entirely.
Sort of kills the argument that our health system needs migrants