And, what about the costings? Perhaps problems with both numbers and people?
Being gullible is one thing, but political leaders who admit openly to taking people at face value & trusting their gut is another. Foreign interference disinformation & extremism are on the rise. How can Jess & Pauline justify such repetitive & reckless judgement of character? How can voters stand for such nonchalant & irresponsible behaviour, repeatedly?
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Rob Woodward retweeted
Leading small modular #nuclear reactor #SMR already late and over budget.
Gosh, quelle surprise !
canarymedia.com/articles/nuc…
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Fact check: “the proportion of home loans going to first homebuyers has doubled, while the proportion of loans to investors has halved in the past year.” @abcnews
New data from the Commonwealth Bank out today shows that the proportion of home loans going to first homebuyers has doubled, while the proportion of loans to investors has halved in the past year.
There are a lot of factors at play in our housing market right now, but these figures show our reforms to make it easier for first homebuyers to get into the market are making a meaningful difference.
Because of our reforms, first homebuyers will have to compete less with established investors for limited existing housing stock, and we’re seeing some encouraging signs of that in this data.
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She was the handmaiden of our chief Zionist, Josh. A vote for Jess is a vote for Israel.
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Climate protests were working, and that is exactly why the fossil fuel industry got their spokespeople in the Liberal and Labor parties to ban them.
When people organise to challenge the coal industry and demand a liveable future, suddenly they’re treated as the problem.
It's happening so let's embrace it, & celebrate it!!
Clean energy is the cheapest source of new electricity across most of the world.
And it's advancing even where political headwinds are strongest.
I’s time to accelerate a science-aligned, just, orderly & equitable transition from fossil fuels to renewables.
It’s time to end the fossil fuel addiction.
#COP31
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Because privatisation of services has worked so well🥴! Do you really want more of this Victoria?
Former VicRoads staff say privatisation under Jeff Kennett to blame for potholes! abc.net.au/news/2026-09-10/f…
Let me suggest that any 'loss of identity as a nation' may be strongly linked to the divisive rhetoric of some Coalition members & many ON members/promoters:
thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news…
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The question nobody in the nuclear cult can answer:
China leads the world in building nuclear reactors at scale. Cheaper & faster than anyone else!
Yet in 2025, it invested over 12× more in solar, wind & batteries than nuclear.
Why?
Follow the money. Cost always wins. #SWB 🚀
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This is Vanessa Hudson, CEO of Qantas, who scored $6.4 million in pay, bonuses, shares etc last financial year. Qantas itself made $1.2 billion after tax. Hudson is now sacking 850 workers, outsourcing their jobs to India. Disgusting.
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A single Sydney postcode now has 156MWh of home battery storage, exceeding the local grid battery. This is what energy resilience looks like: distributed storage across thousands of homes. Funny how "just rooftop solar" keeps turning into serious grid infrastructure.
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This is the housing price correction Australia has to have after two decades of property market distortion via neg gearing/CGT tax slush. The egalitarian Australia Bob Menzies built after WWII was based on wage earners being able to afford their own homes. Now .. let’s get inflation and interest rates down so more young families can call “home”. 👇
📈 Interest rate hikes, falling house prices and major changes to property tax rules have led to a 15% drop in new home lending in the September quarter. 🏠 That’s the biggest drop since the ABS started keeping such records in 2002. My latest report👇 youtu.be/if53fu9ShtY?si=ajny…
Reality check:
Here’s the truth: #solar and #wind energy are eating #nuclear’s lunch due to faster deployment, much lower costs, and ever better ways to store energy. Despite much happy talk about a rebound in nuclear power, nuclear energy supplied just 9% of global electricity in 2025, down from 17.5% in 1997. Solar alone now produces more power than nuclear around the world, with wind not far behind. It doesn’t make sense to build high-cost, slow to deploy new nuclear reactors, when wind and solar projects can be built in two years or less, and provide us with electricity at less than one-third the cost.
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This is the text from One Nation's NOW REMOVED (404 Error) website.
I WONDER WHY PAULINE HAD IT PULLED:
(Note: Specifically how she bags the Liberals who are now IN BED WITH her in the Victorian election - One Nation, so full of shit)
We are doing a full analysis of all of her pro-Trump positions. But one of the things that we noticed throughout all of them was that they were written using USA English, strongly suggesting and supporting the view that her content was written for them by Americans, possibly via Steve Bannon and his cronies.
THE PULLED WEBPAGE
Want Trump’s action and style? Then it’s One Nation you need.
One Nation | January 23, 2025
Australian politics may differ from the United States landscape, but when it comes to bold policy initiatives that prioritise national sovereignty, economic growth and cultural integrity, the actions of current U.S. President Donald Trump echo strongly with the principles and policies of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.
In contrast, the Liberal Party is almost entirely in opposition or reluctant towards similar measures, aligning more closely with globalist agendas and the Labor Party than with the interests of ordinary Australians.
Let's examine how TRUMP'S executive orders over his first few days compare with One Nation's policies, and why voters seeking decisive, bold commitment to Australian values should choose One Nation.
These comparisons are just a snapshot of the most important parts of TRUMP'S first 48 hours in office.
As the presidency rolls on, the stark similarities between TRUMP'S administration of the world's wealthiest nation and the policies One Nation seeks to implement will become apparent.
IMMIGRATION AND BORDER SECURITY
TRUMP'S executive orders on immigration included:
• Mass deportations.
• A national emergency at the southern border.
• Reinstatement of the "Remain in Mexico" policy.
• Tougher measures against illegal immigration.
• Designating certain cartels as terrorist organisations.
• Suspending refugee admissions that didn't align with U.S. interests.
One Nation's alignment:
One Nation has consistently advocated for stronger border security, including strict immigration policies that prioritise Australian safety and prosperity.
• We oppose open-border policies.
• We insist on rigorous vetting processes for asylum seekers and immigrants.
• We put Australia's safety and prosperity first.
Unlike the Liberals, who frequently cave to globalist pressures, One Nation champions policies that put Australia first.
One Nation is the toughest party in Australia when it comes to immigration.
BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP
One of TRUMP'S boldest moves was his attempt to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, a policy designed to prevent exploitation of the system.
One Nation's stance:
Similar to TRUMP, we have long argued against policies that incentivise illegal immigration.
Birthright citizenship, where applicable in Australia, should not be an open invitation for circumventing our immigration laws.
Our policy pivots slightly differently:
• We believe the pathway to citizenship for immigrants needs to be tougher.
• Those seeking citizenship should demonstrate a higher level of character.
• They should demonstrate a stronger commitment to Australia's culture and language than current standards establish.
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT
TRUMP declared a "national energy emergency", prioritising oil and gas production, including in Alaska, and paused offshore wind projects.
He also withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement, rejecting costly international climate mandates.
One Nation's approach:
We strongly oppose the Liberals/Nationals' adoption of net-zero emissions targets and their costly green energy policies, which hurt Australian families and industries.
Like TRUMP, we advocate for energy independence through the responsible use of Australia's vast natural resources, including coal and gas.
We reject the Paris Agreement as an undue burden on our economy.
CULTURE, GENDER AND DEI POLICIES
TRUMP'S orders:
• Dismantled diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
• Restored merit-based hiring.
• Emphasised the recognition of two biological sexes.
• Rescinded policies promoting gender identity over biological reality.
One Nation's commitment:
We share TRUMP'S resolve to combat radical woke ideologies.
• We oppose gender ideology being imposed on Australians, particularly children.
• We advocate for policies that respect biological realities.
• We promote fairness and common sense over divisive identity politics.
The Liberals, on the other hand, have shown a willingness to appease progressive agendas and have implemented most of Australia's equivalent of DEI programs.
ECONOMIC SOVEREIGNTY
TRUMP'S energy orders included revoking Biden's clean energy mandates and pausing electric vehicle sales targets.
He also prioritised American jobs by reinstating hiring freezes and demanding accountability from civil servants.
One Nation's vision:
Our economic policies align with TRUMP'S "America First" ethos. We focus on "Australia First".
• We prioritise Australian jobs.
• We oppose reckless green mandates that harm our industries.
• We push for a reduction in bureaucratic waste.
The Liberals' globalist tendencies often undermine Australian workers and businesses.
The Liberals have no interest in the Australian worker or their industries.
Instead, it has been left to One Nation to constantly defend workers' rights, industries and productivity.
NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND WHO EXIT
TRUMP'S withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) underscored his commitment to national sovereignty, citing the WHO's mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic and undue foreign influence.
One Nation's advocacy:
We have repeatedly called for a revaluation of Australia's commitments to international organisations that do not serve our national interest.
The Liberals' unquestioning loyalty to global bodies like the WHO compromises Australian sovereignty.
During the COVID pandemic, the Morrison government danced to the tune of every WHO edict.
One Nation stands firm in protecting our independence and has done so for nigh on 30 years, since our formation.
FREE SPEECH AND CENSORSHIP
TRUMP took decisive action to protect free speech, ordering reviews of censorship practices under the guise of combating misinformation.
One Nation's dedication:
Free speech is a cornerstone of our democracy, and One Nation has consistently fought against censorship by big tech and government overreach.
Unlike the Liberals, who shy away from defending free expression, we stand unequivocally for Australians' rights to speak freely.
WHY CHOOSE ONE NATION OVER THE LIBERALS?
If you admire the decisive actions and nationalist priorities of Donald Trump, Pauline Hanson's One Nation is the only party in Australia that mirrors these values.
The Liberal Party, with its track record of pandering to globalist elites and avoiding controversial yet necessary reforms, fails to uphold the principles of TRUMP'S presidency.
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Perhaps the beginning of many things they won't fund. Sounds very Trumpian to me.
Jess Wilson’s number two choice, One Nation, says it won’t fund health services it doesn’t like.
Which services? Please consult the unpublished policy, the never published costings and whatever they said most recently.
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Rob Woodward retweeted
It’s almost the time of year when Christian conservatives celebrate the birth of a baby they would have deported.
Why dismiss60k+ years of Indigenous history, Ms Wilson, yet promote claims of Jewish connection to Israel, which many Jews reject.
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Replying to @Wendy_Bacon
If Jewish history is taught fully the effect may not be the intended one.


























