"Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored" Aldous Huxley
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I can never get over how @davetroy always brings the receipts & provides very important info on people in power.
This tread is worth a read.
17/Here’s the source of the disappointing Jeffries quote from Wednesday. @RepJeffries please address this and how you are going to defend NATO, and why @jaredkushner is working for Putin. @SenSchumer please explain why you are working on fake UFO laws with Russia/Thiel aligned characters.
newrepublic.com/post/217571/…
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
No faction of the Democratic Party can declare victory after the midterms. The Republican implosion is so great that all Dem factions won, from democratic socialists to corporate centrists. Fascism is not defeated by one election (it can always be reconstituted into something even more dangerous…) but it can be, and we know how to do it. With left economic populism. Too radical? Wrong. One of Trump’s most significant legacies is that he exploded the Overton window. Anything is possible - for worse and for better. That means Democrats no longer have any excuse not to run on - and deliver - the policies that will actually meet people’s basic needs and address our most pressing crises, from systemic political corruption to climate breakdown. Bold, people-first policies is how we beat back fascism for real.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
Wow. This is amazing!
The incoming House Oversight Committee chairman @RobertGarcia just outlined the four main investigations that Democrats will be opening when they take back the house in January.
It’s about time!!
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
Independent Report on #AUKUS led by Peter Garrett & Chris Barrie bluntly identifies what millions of Australians already know. AUKUS is total dud. Begun by #ScottMorrison & endorsed by @AlboMP so he would not be wedged on it in Election2022 it is a total waste of taxpayer funds.
Wow, how is this the first time I've heard this brilliant song!!!
🎧🎸🎵🎶🎵Volume up, please.
I could listen to this all day!
🌊🌊🌊#Trump #VoteBlueToSaveAmerica 🌊
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
There is no "alliance" and the sooner Australian politicians grow some morals and start to distance themselves from this atrocious, corrupt, mobster nation the better 😡 This 'sucking up' is nauseous 🤮
Thank you to @SecRubio for bringing us together in Atlanta at a time of significant global challenges.
We discussed how Australia and the United States can continue to strengthen our alliance, support stability in our region and build greater economic security and resilience.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
Terrifying.
What a betrayal to every Australian #auspol
Meeting with @PeteHegseth on the sidelines of the ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting today, we discussed our shared security priorities in the Indo-Pacific and reaffirmed the progress happening right now in Western Australia under AUKUS.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
Rubio couldn’t get off the stage fast enough tonight. When are they going to stop him? Their cowardice in a time of their country’s need will be long remembered.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
This is what is happening now right now in Europe and the US. If you align with the far right you’re essentially licking the boot that is stomping your face into the mud. This is a class war. It’s always been a class war. Your choice is resistance or submission.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
I’ve had the privilege of making a lot of very cool content with James, but I’m most proud of this one.
A little bit of hope is a dangerous thing.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
Neil Bush, brother of one President Bush & son of another President Bush, just posted that he voted for @JamesTalarico. Neil still lives in the same neighborhood as father did for decades here in Houston.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
IHere's what Pres.Trump has done for Vladimir Putin since 2017:
🇺🇸➡️🇷🇺 First term
1Stood next to Putin in Helsinki and took his word over U.S. intelligence
2Lobbied to bring Russia back into the G7
3Withheld military aid from Ukraine to squeeze Zelensky (impeachment #1)
4Pulled out of Syria, handing Russia a freer hand
5Openly questioned NATO's mutual-defense pledge
6Lifted sanctions on Deripaska-linked companies, including Rusal
7Walked away from the INF nuclear treaty
8Walked away from the Open Skies treaty, leaving our European allies with less visibility
🇺🇸➡️🇷🇺 Second term
9. Called Russia's G7 expulsion a "mistake"
10. Declared Moscow "holds all the cards"
11. Opened talks with Russia with zero preconditions
12. Berated Zelensky in the Oval Office, then paused aid and intel to Ukraine
13. Halted offensive cyber operations against Russia
14. Had the U.S. vote WITH Russia against a UN resolution condemning the invasion
15. Said "Crimea will stay with Russia"
16. Rolled out the red carpet for Putin in Alaska
17. Pressed Ukraine, not Russia, to give up territory
18. Starshield
19. Diesel
20. Revoke Graham sanctions
That's not "America First."
You could never make that list of things a President has done for Zelensky, or for NATO. Ask yourself why.
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
So the politically biased reserve bank board are finally admitting that Trumps illegal war and the resulting massive increases in fuel costs are what’s causing inflation.
It’s not rocket science.
You don’t need a nearly $1 million per salary to work that out.
Only to clean the political bias out of your RW glasses.
Inflation was booming in 2022 while the LNP was in government.
RBA board did absolute nothing.
Question begs why?
Good on you Martin Bella - spot on as always.
@Justabogan Martin's home truths getting noticed by Americans.
He didn’t hold back. 🇦🇺💬
From across the ocean, this Australian gives a raw, unfiltered look at modern America. It’s a perspective most people are too afraid to say out loud, but it impacts all of us, no matter where we live.
This is a global wake-up call.
#USA #USAPolitics #AmericanCulture
PoliticsOfGreed retweeted
Pelvic organ prolapse - bladder or vaginal - affects about 1 in 12 Australian women. It's often linked to physical strain, heavy lifting or past childbirth. It’s uncomfortable and debilitating.
Jacqui Lambie has shown courage and honesty in speaking of her experience of vaginal prolapse. She’s talked about an awkward subject to make it easier for other affected women.
Pauline Hanson thinks that's worth making fun of.
One Jacqui Lambie is worth 1,000 Pauline Hansons.
