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Shano Down Under retweeted
LABOR and The GREENS have SMUGLY preferenced each other for years to GAIN POWER
The LIBS say they will put One Nation ahead of LABOR and the GREENS and LABOR ARE NOW SQUEALING LIKE STUCK PICS!
The ARROGANCE OF LABOR and the GREENS
Shano Down Under retweeted
BBC posted this Headline ‘Far Right Shooting’ it received if 1 million impressions
However in the comments - you can see the Shooter was a Far Left Radical in favour of Communism
The BBC are pure propaganda & misinformation
Shano Down Under retweeted
#CREDLIN EVERY SINGLE WEBSITE IS CAPTURED.
Something people may not be aware of buried in that Albanese and Anika Wells 'legislation'.
Small businesses will have to PAY TO GET PROFESSIONAL ADVICE WTF?
More red tape for millions of businesses.
Thank Goodness for Senator Henderson exposing this.
#Perthnews #QLDPOL
Shano Down Under retweeted
You know it’s bad when the liar in the lodge doesn’t bother to even deny it.
Shano Down Under retweeted
🚨 A hacker group announced at 3:00 AM: "We have locked all Starlink ground stations worldwide. Pay $500 million in Bitcoin, or the world goes offline!"
🚀 Elon Musk replied at 3:01 AM: "Check your firmware. While you were writing that ransom note, Neural-Auto-Patch released a micro-update that routed your entire operation through a dead-end satellite in deep orbit. Thanks for testing our hotfix."
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This post repeats a debunked viral hoax claiming hackers locked Starlink ground stations worldwide and that Elon Musk replied with a fictional update. No such event occurred; Starlink systems remain fully operational.
cryptotimes.io/2026/10/01/fac…
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Shano Down Under retweeted
Hey @grok , if Russell Brand has just been given 10.5 years in prison, why aren't the people in the Pakistani Rape Gangs and other illegal migrants given the same sort of sentences?
Shano Down Under retweeted
Hi @Channel7
@Channel10AU
@Channel9
We trust you will be correcting your reporting on the 6pm news tonight
You reported a “right wing terror attack in Krakow”. It’s infact a left wing ANTIFA type, who calls everyone a “fascist” who they disagree with, in order to dehumanize and villainize them
We expect a correction to your reporting will be made to an equally large audience size to the one that you misinformed
Shano Down Under retweeted
On Sunday 1 November, a husband and father to two young children was allegedly attacked with a baseball bat outside his home in Torquay, Victoria, after confronting two people who were damaging One Nation signs on his property.
He is now in hospital with multiple facial fractures and bleeding on the brain. He faces a long recovery.
He runs his own business and is the family's only income earner. While he is recovering, the family has no money coming in. His work vehicle was also badly damaged in the alleged attack.
His family should be able to focus on his recovery without the added worry of lost income, medical costs and everyday bills.
We are keeping his name private to protect him and his family.
All funds raised will go directly to the family to help cover these expenses and support his recovery.
I will be donating personally, and encourage others to please do the same. Any contribution, large or small, will help. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this page.
Thank you for standing with this father and his family.
gofundme.com/f/help-a-victor…
Shano Down Under retweeted
$200 000 raised so far for One Nation supporter who was bashed with a baseball bat
There are so many good people in this country
Never lose hope
Shano Down Under retweeted
A 60-year-old One Nation volunteer in Torquay has been hospitalised with serious head injuries, facial fractures and internal bleeding after he was allegedly bashed with a baseball bat by a 14-year-old boy and his father.
Both the boy and his father are New Zealanders in Australia on special category visas.
If you're on a visa and attack Australians for putting up campaign signs, you should be deported immediately.
Shano Down Under retweeted
Throwback to when @JEChalmers blamed the current Prime Minister for interest rate rises in 2022.
The cash rate went from 0.10% to 0.35%.
Today the cash rate is 4.85%.
An 18 year record and the most interest rate rises under any Australian government.
Shano Down Under retweeted
The worst PM in Australian history is @AlboMP
The worst Treasurer in Australian history is @JEChalmers
These blokes would have sacked years ago in the private sector.
Shano Down Under retweeted
If a couple of ‘New Zealanders’ drive over 100km to assault an ALP, Greens or Teal volunteer with a baseball bat because they had political signage outside, there’d be wall to wall media coverage condemning all conservatives and placing blame on Pauline Hanson and One Nation.
But when it happens to a One Nation volunteer, they justify it. They blame the victim. They misrepresent statistics and make claims that left wing political violence doesn’t exist.
Anything but being honest.
Lefties are cunts.
Shano Down Under retweeted
The Reserve Bank has called out Labor's lies.
Michele Bullock confirmed today's rate rise - the 17th under Anthony Albanese - isn't about global oil prices, it's about homegrown inflation.
It hasn't happened because of the war in Iran, it has happened because Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers have completely lost control of spending.
The more they spend, the more Australians pay.
The Liberals and Nationals have a plan to fix it.
Stop the out-of-control spending, end the waste, pay back Labor's debt - bring down inflation, bring down interest rates.
That's how you fix the economy.
Shano Down Under retweeted
A $170 billion black hole has been discovered in Labor’s federal budget.
Either Labor don’t know where the $170 billion went (doubt it) or they are hiding it from the Australian people.
WHERE IS OUR MONEY? 🤨
Labor needs to be removed NOW!
Shano Down Under retweeted
The Prime Minister lied again yesterday.
He stood up in the Parliament and said that his $6 million grant to Marrickville Golf Club wasn’t invitation-only, when it was.
Just like he stood up in the Parliament and said the grant was to fix sewerage, when it wasn’t.
And when he promised not to change Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing, but he did in the Budget.
And when he said “we’ve dealt with inflation” but it’s still too high, and rising.
Like when he promised Australians a $275 cut to their power bills, yet Australians’ electricity bills are soaring.
And like when he promised you “cheaper mortgages” yet we’ve had 16 interest rate rises under Labor, and possibly a 17th one on Tuesday.
It’s one thing for this Prime Minister to mislead the Parliament over his Marrickville mess, it’s another thing for him to look Australians in the eye and tell them lies about the state of the economy.
Australians are all paying the price for this Prime Minister’s problem with the truth.
Shano Down Under retweeted
In protest, Nationals MP Llew O’Brien shouted “bullshit” as Albanese claimed the science said extreme weather events would be more frequent and more intense, and that is happening. He was immediately ejected.
$8.7 billion was allocated to the Department of Climate Change. Apparently drinking cocktails on island junkets at taxpayer expense, like the pre-COP in Fiji (up to $34.6 million) and $682,000 on five-star Sofitel rooms in Sydney, will reduce these events.
CSIRO and BOM note fewer tropical cyclones in the Australian region (downward trend since the 1980s), even as extreme heat and short-duration heavy rain have increased.
Weather events have always happened.
Shano Down Under retweeted
Last night the ATO admitted it didn’t understand how small businesses use credit cards for cash flow, yet cut them off without even consulting them.
That’s the Albanese government to a tee. Career politicians who think they know better than the Australians taking risks and running businesses. They don’t understand the impact, won’t listen and don’t care who pays the price.
