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450-year-old Paris food market opened in 1615 burned to the ground overnight. Completely destroyed.
The Marché des Enfants Rouges opened under Louis XIII.
It was the oldest covered food market still operating in Paris. Firefighters said nothing remains of the covered hall.
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BREAKING: The raid on Rep. Omar's home might have been the most brilliant political trap in American history, and Democrats are falling right into it. The implications for the November midterm elections cannot be understated.
Journalist Robert Sterling theorized the reasoning behind the order of events and why President Trump chose to take action today in the manner that he did.
"The DOJ likely already had all the evidence needed to indict Ilhan Omar (otherwise, a federal judge wouldn’t have authorized a search warrant this close to an election). If I had to guess, the indictments were ready to file weeks ago," Sterling wrote.
"The raid today was bait to get Democratic candidates on the record supporting Omar. “I stand with Ilhan,” “Ilhan is the best of America,” etc. When the DOJ unveils the indictments in two weeks, every Democrat publicly supporting her today has egg on their face. The trap is sprung right before Americans head to the voting booth," he added.
"This isn’t even 3D chess. It’s checkers-level political strategy, and the Democrats are still marching straight into it. They really are completely oblivious," he concluded.
Sterling's comments came as a reaction to far-left Rep. Tlaib's response to the raid on Omar's home.
"DHS raiding a member of congress's home is exactly what a fascist police state does," Tlaib wrote, panicking.
"This president should not be able to weaponize the federal government against political enemies. I stand with Ilhan," she concluded.
For years, the Democrats mocked President Trump, saying "Nobody is above the law".
It appears now would be a good time for them to keep that same energy.
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WOW 🚨 California resident with a large diesel truck went in to get gas, he was excited because he was expecting to finally get a cheaper price thanks to Donald Trump’s Executive Order removing the tax
He was told by the gas station Gavin Newsom is BLOCKING the relief and it’s still full price
He’s right. Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14435, “Emergency Tax Relief on Diesel Fuel”
- Penalty waiver for dyed diesel on highways
- Deferral of the federal excise tax
- Treasury is directed to explore avenues to eliminate the obligation to pay the deferred taxes later
Gavin Newsom responded by not lifting the ban on use of red diesel on public roads and has not provided the matching state tax relief
By the way ‘Red diesel’ is chemically the same as regular highway diesel; the red dye is just a marker so authorities can tell the highway taxes haven’t been paid
So Gavin Newsom is blocking it ONLY to hurt Americans before midterms and not give any financial relief
Newsom is a criminal
Again,
- The California State Department of Tax and Fee Administration says that dyed diesel remains prohibited on California public highways (They will not lift the restriction)
- They refuse to suspend the diesel excise tax
- Newsom’s deputy press secretary dismisses Trump’s federal order as “more distraction and desperation”
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I have a friend who is in Victoria police.
They call Footscray "The Zoo"
The shit going down in this area would make your eyes water.
I'll say it for the 500th time: this started with the mass importation of migrants from third world countries.
Footscray, Melbourne’s ‘Little Africa’ ☠️
Every suburb with a high migrant population now looks like this.
The 3rd world is a people, everywhere that they go, they recreate the same 3rd world conditions.
White Aussies have been lynched in Footscray & stomped to death by Africans.
We now have lots of No Go Zones all across Melbourne.
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Murray Watt saying this is the reason why we need the digital duty of care Bill, in regards to the live stream of the execution.
See, Labor want to flick a switch and only allow approved content.
Mass censorship
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It’s okay for Aboriginal children to be sexually abused if the perpetrator is a “respected” elder.
This is the most vile form of racism, and sanctimonious leftists support it.
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Pauline Hanson just savaged Jim Chalmers and the rest of Labor’s Canberra bubble.
Speaking to business leaders, she called it exactly what it is: “a socialist government that has declared war on the people who actually keep Australia running”
“Too many people in this government have never run a business, they’ve never put their own savings on the line, never laid awake wondering if there’d be enough money in their account to make the week’s payroll” she said.
“Yet they’re very confident telling the people who do run businesses how to do it, we now have a Treasurer with no private sector experience, and his Labor government believes it knows better than you how to run your business, Jim Chalmers thinks every problem needs a new rule, a new tax and a new regulator”
That’s the entire Labor playbook in one sentence.
While small business owners are drowning in red tape, energy costs, and cashflow pressure, Chalmers and his union heavy cabinet keep adding more rules, more taxes, and more bureaucrats.
They treat profit as something dirty to be taxed away, not something earned by risk and hard work. Then they act shocked when wages stagnate, prices rise, and jobs disappear.
Hanson’s right.
Government doesn’t create wealth.
Businesses do.
She’s backed by people who’ve actually done it, she grew up in business, Barnaby Joyce ran an accountancy firm keeping regional towns afloat, and Tyron Whitten built an earthworks company that employed hundreds.
Labor’s frontbench can’t say the same.
And the latest proof is right in front of us. Labor banned businesses from passing on card fees and then expected them to just absorb the hit.
Then the ATO stopped taking tax payments by credit card, leaving businesses scrambling when customers pay late and the tax bill is still due.
They don’t understand cashflow because they’ve never had to manage it.
Australian businesses shouldn’t have to explain basic reality to their own government.
Hanson’s message is simple and correct, cut tax, cut red tape, cut the cost of power, and get government out of the way.
One Nation wants Australia to be the best place in the world to do business.
Labor is busy making it harder.
She’s dead right.
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🚨 PARIS JUST LOST ITS OLDEST COVERED MARKET TO A MASSIVE OVERNIGHT FIRE.
The Marche des Enfants Rouges dates back to the 1600s and served Paris for OVER 400 YEARS.
It's now DESTROYED. Seventeen businesses went up in flames.
Prosecutors have opened an investigation.
First Notre Dame, now this. Europe keeps watching its history burn.
Paris has fallen.
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After paying for her to travel in luxury to Fiji to talk ocean conservation malarkey there are now rumours she will be the next eSafety Commissioner !!!
You can’t hate our governments enough
Vote One Nation who will abolish this clown 🤡 show 🇦🇺🇦🇺🧡
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Albanese has 59 personal advisors who get between 200k and 450k per year. Their super is 15.4 percent while everyone not connected to these thieves is 12 percent. Most of em get 25k car allowance each year. They get super on that too. What for? They also racked up 3.4 million in travel expenses last year. Why? There job is at Parliament House. When they get moved on, they get massive redundancy payout, and can start working another job in parliament the next day. It’s just theft of taxpayer money, but the only ones who get hunted down are the brave souls trying to make an honest living in Australia, who get smashed by ridiculous taxes to pay the parasites.
ALBANESE AND CHALMERS ARE WAGING WAR ON SMALL BUSINESS AND AUSSIE FAMILIES
The ATO is hunting down small businesses and families over decades old paperwork errors on trusts.
A historic $47,000 liability has ballooned to an $890,000 bill today.
Trust holders are bracing for up to $13.3 billion in advice and restructuring costs just to survive Jim Chalmers’ new 30% tax on discretionary trusts.
Wilson Asset Management estimates family businesses face $10.5b in restructuring fees plus $2.8b in tax advice, two to three times what the budget claims the tax will raise.
RSM Australia reports fully compliant families being pursued for administrative mismatches from the 1990s.
Records are long gone.
Advisers face professional indemnity claims decades later. FTDT hits at 47%, then interest compounds daily. Effective rates are exceeding 90%.
No tax avoidance. No mischief.
Just technical errors that can destroy a business and the family behind it. CPA Australia calls it a known trap Labor is leaving untouched while stacking a new tax regime on top.
This is not tax integrity.
It is a cash grab that risks gutting investment, especially in construction, while small business pays the price.
Australia’s backbone is being treated like a revenue target.
By a Government who just can’t get enough of your money.
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Labor has handed your money to an organisation linked to the accused 9-11 style terrorist highjacker.
You can't make this up.
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I found Muhammad in the Bible:
Matthew 24:11: “And many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many.”
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There was a situation at my daughter’s school last week which left her in tears. I went in to the school the day after to let them know we were removing her with immediate effect. The head teacher tried to explain but I had no interest in her excuses or reasons.
The school had a play and an open evening for next year’s new pupils, and my daughter’s class were asked to take the potential new pupils and their parents for a tour of the school and classes.
My daughter is the most softly spoken, polite and friendly child you’d probably ever meet. She’s one of just 40 Jewish pupils at the school out of over a thousand children. My wife wanted her to go to a non Jewish school because she felt concerned about the security threats at Jewish schools, and I don’t have much say in the matter as I’m just the dad. Our youngest goes to a Jewish school and the security simply isn’t anywhere good enough. This would be both their last year at school in this country because we’d already made the decision to leave the country before their next school year.
My oldest wears a tiny discreet Star of David pendant. It’s so inoffensive to anybody but allows her to express her Jewish faith in a small way.
When it was her turn in line to greet the family she would show around, the family was a Muslim family. My daughter has no personal issue with anybody and is friendly with two Muslim girls in her class who aren’t bothered by her being Jewish. But this family clearly were. In front of everyone, the father refused to be shown around by “a Jew”. He apparently, according to several parents and a teacher, raised his voice at her, and demanded that another child show them around. Instead of the head teacher condemning his behavior and telling him to leave, she asked my daughter to step aside and asked another pupil to show them around. Nobody except other parents, non Jewish parents, came to my daughter to ask if she was even ok. She was in a flood of tears, frightened and confused.
My wife got a phone call from another parent and insisted she would go fetch our daughter because she already knew what I would do had I gone there myself. But this is what we live in now. This is the new normal.
For reasons of what will come next, I won’t name the school. But this is going to escalate, a lot.
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A court has heard how a homeless woman who was dying or already dead was the victim of an attempted rape attack in a tent in Bradford city centre.
The jury at Bradford Crown Court heard today how Hassan Shah was captured on CCTV going into the victim’s tent on Kirkgate on the morning of November 8.
Due to Shah’s disability and the finding that he was ‘unfit to plead’ he cannot face a prison sentence for his offending.
So basically, the Pakistanis are so inbred in Bradford, that when they rape corpses in the street, they can't be jailed for it!
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🚨 BREAKING: The United States withdraws from the World Health Organization TODAY, one year after President Trump's historic executive order from the Oval Office
After 77 years, the USA is no longer a WHO member.
LET'S GO! 🔥🔥
Good riddance. Thank you President Trump! 🇺🇸
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What’s your thoughts on what this Great British Patriot and Veteran said about what should happen to the migrants?
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Americans are not connecting the dots. We have no problem with Buddhist or Jewish immigration and yet elected officials mourn Iran’s Ayatollah, stay silent as American flags are torn down for Palestinian ones, and dismiss 9/11 as “somebody did something.”
That is not free exercise. It is a loyalty problem with Islamic ideology.

































