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LET’S GET DOWN TO REAL WORK, AND STOP PRETENDING PAPER MANIPULATION IS A REAL SOLUTION
So the last 24 hours has seen the coalition come out boasting how under their time in Government the RBA lowered interest rates more than Labor and that somehow this makes them superior economic managers.
Nothing could be further from the truth as the Coalition was responsible for blowing up half a trillion dollars over Covid and trying to get away with it by artificially lowering the price of money.
All they did was inflate debt and house prices leaving out children worse off.
Manipulating interest rates only changes the price of assets, it doesn’t build assets and the resulting goods and services they produce.
Using qualitative measures to try to grow the economy is lazy policy and reflects nothing but the ignorance of today’s politicians.
It encourages speculation instead of production. It rewards financial engineers instead of real engineers and it ultimately hurts future generations that are saddled with unsustainable debt and unaffordable housing.
Governments need to stop gambling with our currency and set about building real assets that produce real goods generated by people who get real education in the trades.
People First is the only party that has a plan to fund the construction of infrastructure and fund apprenticeships to build the infrastructure and in doing so:
• control inflation
• generate essential services
• generate income for governments
• teach real skills to our children so they can stand on their own two feet
• give our children the infrastructure they deserve so they can control their economy instead of the banks
If you like this plan please sign up today to Peoplefirstparty.au
We need your help to keep Australia great.
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5 masked guys, 5 masked guys
See how they run.
They all ran away from the farmer's wife.
Then hung around til the cops arrived.
Did you ever hear so much crap in your life.
5 masked guys.
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I find it absolutely astonishing the amount of people and mainstream media ripping into boomers and blaming them for “hoarding wealth” from younger generations. This is all I’ve been seeing in the financial media last week and a bit.
If you’re in this camp, your tiny feeble brains need waking up and you need to stop believe the horse shit you’re swallowing from the media.
Couple of facts!
- boomers, like their parents worked hard their life’s, raised families and bought themselves a home. This is the majority of boomers.
- many boomers are still sitting in their family home.
How is it their fault that over decades, cities expanded, the population exploded and houses went from being shelter to a commodity??? This isn’t boomers fault, this is how our society went.
Let’s consider more FACTS!
- all forms of government are incharge of the property market. This included councils releasing land, regulations governing builders, tax laws which favour negative gearing / bulk investor property ownership, bulk immigration which increases demand,
- increased property fueled speculation via home owner grants etc
- new builds for say $700k, there is combine taxation of $180k-$230k that’s paid to all levels of government.
Then there is the debt based monetary system we live with.
- the government controls the money supply,
- the government prints endless money to full budget holes and industrial scale fraud over decades
- it’s the government that is devaluing your money via money printing. The government controls and drives inflation
- INFLATION IS GOVERNMENT POLICY!!
So, before you retards keep swallowing the crap your being feed in the media and jumping on the bandwagon that this is Boomers fault, take a good hard look in the mirror, wake up to yourselves and start looking at some facts and data then you’ll realise the actual truth.
The “haves” and the “have nots” is government induced and NOT a generation induced!
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BREAKING: Iran announces they will not reopen the Strait of Hormuz until Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are removed from power...
This is coming months before the midterms; at this rate, Republicans will lose the House AND Senate
He’s going to move the capital to Jerusalem.
NEW: Trump tells Axios he's approaching major crossroads in Iran war
"It's a big decision. Anything could happen with me."
axios.com/2026/09/17/trump-a…
It’d hilarious for AUKUS if auS decided to buy Japanese subs as well.
US weighs buying warships from Japan, South Korea to counter China s.nikkei.com/4iqdDHI
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The last week has seen both Anthony Albanese exposed for a organising taxpayer funded grant to a golf club in his electorate, and Katherine King the Infrastructure Minister, accept a lifetime membership of Qantas despite the inherent conflict of Interest.
This isn’t the first time that these two have been caught with their hands in the cookie jar.
In late 2024 I tried to obtain a copy of the business case for the Federal Government grant of $100 million to the NSW Government for the upgrade of Avoca Road which was close to Albanese’s newly acquired beach house.
I moved a motion passed by the Senate that asked the government for the business case to justify spending $100 million on Avoca Rd, a road that leads to Albanese's beach house.
The government replied that NSW had done the business case.
I then moved another motion passed by the Senate that asked for the documentation between the Federal and NSW State Government in regard to the funding of Avoca Road.
Catherine King the Infrastructure Minister replied:
"The release of correspondence relating to discussions between the Australian and NSW Governments on projects funded under the Infrastructure Investment Program (IIP) would constitute a risk to Commonwealth-State relations and therefore will not be provided as part of this request."
(See documents in comments).
The refusal to release these documents is a disgrace and a slap in the face to the Senate who requested the Minister release the documents.
Furthermore it only lends credence to the view held by many that Albanese has done this to impress his new girlfriend, now wife.
If the business case was above board what has the Government got to hide?
Clearly Albanese has abused his power and needs to go.
If you want to clean up corruption in politics then please sign up today at Peoplefirstparty.au
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Vibe hardware is here.
I gave Astra my credit card and asked for a Teenage Engineering-style mini DJ controller.
It generated a concept image, sourced parts, read Chinese datasheets, built a CAD model, ordered everything, then made a Blender animation showing how to assemble it.
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It’s often said that there’s no biomarker for ME/CFS, Long Covid, Post Vaccine Syndrome, PSSD, Lyme Disease, etc.
I strongly disagree. However, it helps to have the right data and tools to visualise it.
To help people explore the Born Free disease model and better understand the connections between the minerals deficiencies, metal toxicities and disease model processes, I've added 10 random example pairs of Oligoscan (corrected, skin minerals + toxic metals) + Theriome Aristotle Plus data (296 metabolites) to the Metabolic Pathway Overlay tool.
bornfree.life/learn/metaboli…
Some common patterns to observe across these patient profiles:
1) Elevated toxic metals, with mineral and electrolyte deficiencies, relating to pathway alterations.
2) A reduced total NADP/NADPH pool size and impaired conversion of NADP to NADPH (low NADPH), with broad effects. The reported exception (#4) is where aluminium is not elevated.
3) Constraints on glycolysis and glycogen synthesis, gluconeogenesis.
4) Altered pyruvate and/or lactate levels, ratio.
5) Constraints on the pentose phosphate pathway and downstream PRPP synthesis.
6) Impairments in purine and pyrimidine metabolism, Cell Danger Response.
7) Oxidative stress.
8) TCA cycle alterations and constraints.
9) Issues with NAD+ synthesis and redox.
10) Reduced carnitine synthesis and associated carnitine-shuttle constraints.
11) Elevated glutamate relative to low GABA, except where severe induced malnutrition constrains glutamate synthesis.
12) Issues with glutathione metabolism.
13) Issues involving magnesium and Mg-ATP.
14) Urea-cycle and nitric oxide synthase impairments, with potential effects on vascular tone.
15) Dysregulated neurotransmitter synthesis and degradation.
16) Impaired conversion of choline to betaine.
17) Impaired methylation and associated SAMe, glycine, and cysteine metabolism.
18) Impaired creatine synthesis.
Importantly, you can see coherence between the tests and inferred causality for pathway alterations.
When you consider these metabolic alterations in specific cells / tissues - brain, liver, kidneys, thyroid, immune, etc., it becomes much easier to understand how mitochondrial dysfunction creates systemic impacts and a progressive cascade.
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It’s not my ego - it’s cold hard facts. One Nation are just the third arm of the uniparty.
Another globalist puppet that you’re too brainwashed to see
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The question is: what does the average taxpayer get from this?
I'm seeing their living standards get worse, not better - so clearly the cost of those extra hands isn't delivering a worthwhile return.
On the contrary, administrative roles are more likely to hinder productivity than to boost it - which means we're paying people to suppress our prosperity.
Labor has added 28 public servants every day. Is that too much? afr.com/policy/economy/labor…
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Apparently “far right” now means wanting reliable and affordable energy, immigration at a level our housing and infrastructure can absorb, lower taxes and a government that lives within its means. These aren’t extremist ideas. They’re ordinary questions of how competent government is supposed to operate. One Nation is increasingly occupying the political space others abandoned: controlled immigration, energy security, lower taxation and smaller, more accountable government.
Call it whatever you like, I’ll continue to call it common sense.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers have reacted after One Nation secured its first seat in WA, labelling the minor party ‘dangerous’ and ‘divisive’.
STORY IN COMMENTS
thewest.com.au/politics/fede…
