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104 Iranian sailors, many in their late teens, unarmed, thousands of miles away at a training event with other nations. Their final words to the US warship that slaughtered them "we are unarmed". The law of armed conflict states survivors to be recused - the US ignored this.
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Capital punishment for all paedophiles. “Religion” is NOT an excuse. 🤮
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Since becoming PM, Albanese’s expenses total $16.23m over 16 quarters - an average $1.01m a quarter. This doesn't include his salary or flights. His flights alone is over $13m
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Labor importing violence!!
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What a powerful closer at the ON launch in Victoria. For the first time in so long there is real Opposition ready to do what needs to be done! Prepared to: - cut wasteful expenditure; - reverse the VIC. Treaty on the Voice; - protect the farmers from the net zero madness; - fix the roads and make them safe; -stop the indoctrination of children. As Pauline said it’s not ON Ben Carroll needs to be afraid of it’s the people who are finally rising up and making their voices heard. 💥💥💥
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Sometimes the problem is with the casting. 🎬
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🚨PROBLEMAS DE UNA SOCIEDAD SIN DINERO EN EFECTIVO👇 ⚠️Este video muestra un ejemplo en Francia, donde la gente deja carritos llenos de comida en el supermercado porque no había internet y no pueden pagar en efectivo. Espero que este aviso les alerte de la importancia del dinero en efectivo para nuestra seguridad y libertad👇
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You want to start a race war? Good job, UK. This is exactly how you start one.
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... you don't spend it on giving it to multicultural organisations of over $325 million, you don't give $60 million to Ukraine, you don't give $67 million to these media outlets. You stop wasting the money, and you stop hiring all these bureaucrats and paying them exorbitant wages. I'll tell you another thing that I'll be looking at, no bureaucrat will earn more than what the Prime Minister does. That'll be reigned right in under a One Nation government. — Pauline Hanson | Bolt Report with James Macpherson
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No wonder people are flocking to @OneNationVic
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Extraordinary. Plane falls at 500 feet per second, rudder rips right off from stress, but no cabin disturbance of any kind. No lockers burst open, nobody thrown out of their seat, no drinks trolley thrown about. Passengers possessions all in place.
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If the office for women can’t answer what a woman is, what is the point in having an office for women ? I hate that my taxes pay their wages. Another reason to vote one nation 🇦🇺🇦🇺🧡
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Breaking: David Shoebridge has $10 MILLION worth of real estate in his wife’s name ***The Greens are total HYPOCRITES*** His wife owns properties in blue chip suburbs like Woollahra, Ultimo and Darlinghurst He has a family trust. No doubt he and his wife has used negative gearing but he won’t admit it Ask yourself why a Greens politician would put all his assets in to his wife’s name? Ask yourself how politicians are amassing such enormous wealth?
Greens leader David Shoebridge: “time to tax the rich.” Also David Shoebridge: four properties in his wife’s name, and no comment on the tax breaks. Woollahra home, transferred to her in 2007, then estimated at $2.2m in a suburb where houses now clear $4m. Darlinghurst flat, bought for $535k, later around $1.5m. Ultimo terrace, bought for $543k, then estimated at $1.4m. Plus one interstate. He’s on the mortgages. Asked what tax breaks she used to build the portfolio, he declined to answer. Elites are a problem. Just not when the title is in the spouse’s name, and you conveniently live in the most expensive one.
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The narrative is already collapsing
Commercial pilot concludes that a descent as steep as the one claimed in the FlyDubai incident would have torn the plane apart; the dive was structurally unsurvivable
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- Plane dives 15,000 feet - Happens within 30 seconds - No warnings to passengers or crew Where is the food and water spilled? Why do the passengers have phones and aren’t injured? Are we being fooled?
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Net Zero didn’t save these industries. It priced them out, then billed us for the rescue. Bell Bay aluminium: $200m
Whyalla steel: $2.6bn
Tomago aluminium: $2.5bn
Boyne Island: $2bn
Mt Isa + Townsville copper: up to $600m
Other bailouts: $400m+ Smelters need cheap, firm power. This government broke that, then rushed in with our money to “save” them.
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