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Planning for #TrumpsWar is Being Done by the Very Stable Genius Himself #ABlueView 🧵1/3

Peter out The very first line of the very first recommendation basically summarises everything wrong with the Liberal Party’s last campaign: “The Party must never again allow the Parliamentary Leader and Office to effectively run the campaign.”

Editorial: Fundamentally, the Liberal Party had no vision for the future and made no attempt to guess at one. Nothing it has done since suggests this will change. satpa.pe/c2n5Wsl

Home help has gone 😏
I’ve remade the bed top sheet too much fold over at the top no tuck in at the bottom 🙄
I’ve made hundreds of beds never have I left the sheet just hanging always anchored it by tucking it in how else would it stay in place

Ex-ASIO boss says he's not needed, 'grossly overpaid' for royal commission Former ASIO boss Dennis Richardson says he resigned from the royal commission into antisemitism because he felt he was overpaid and "surplus to requirements".

"when you stripped everything down, I was essentially being employed as a research officer & to lead a team of researchers”

Translation: Given my advice as “special advisor” was being ignored, I refuse to let my name add legitimacy to this farce of a RC on antisemitism…

Unexpected hero?

#auspol

Ex-ASIO boss says he's not needed, 'grossly overpaid' for royal commission Former ASIO boss Dennis Richardson says he resigned from the royal commission into antisemitism because he felt he was overpaid and "surplus to requirements".

Mr Richardson disclosed he was paid $5.5K p/d for his contribution to the inquiry & said he felt he was "grossly overpaid" for the work he was doing.
"In my own view, when you stripped everything down, I was essentially being employed as a research officer & to lead a team of researchers"!
#auspol

Australian governments subsidising fossil fuel use by more than $30,000 a minute, analysis finds Australia Institute data finds state and federal subsidies for coal, gas and oil products increased 10% in past year, growing at a faster pace than funding to NDIS

AU government subsidies to private #FossilFuel corporates now cost $30,000 every minute of every day. Trade unions are against them. Even Fortescue want them cut back & they get them! @albomp.bsky.social & @jimchalmers.bsky.social can help the #Climate & the #Budget. Will they act? #AusPol 🇦🇺🐨🌱

NanoMalaysia unveils sodium-ion prototype surpassing 300 Wh/kg The new prototype ranks among the most advanced sodium‑ion battery systems reported worldwide.

NanoMalaysia Berhad, an agency under Malaysia’s Ministry of Science, Tech & Innovation, has unveiled a sodium‑ion battery prototype with an energy density over 300 Wh/kg, positioning it among the most advanced sodium‑ion battery systems reported globally.
That’s salt guys, easily reusable batteries!

While apparently we can't afford to look after Australians, we can afford $1b tax breaks for foreign coal companies.

From the Guardian piece "The office of the federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, did not respond to questions about the report before publication."

I'll bet.

The cost of diesel subsidies for BHP, Gina Rinehart and friends is absolutely out of control:

Australian governments subsidising fossil fuel use by more than $30,000 a minute, analysis finds Australia Institute data finds state and federal subsidies for coal, gas and oil products increased 10% in past year, growing at a faster pace than funding to NDIS

Subsidies to mining companies growing faster than the NDIS, child care, aged care.

Australian gov fossil fuel subsidies now at $30,000 every minute of every day.

Great piece on @australiainstitute.org.au latest research

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Curious as to why you’re screen shotting rather than reposting?
What’s the point of that?

This is clearly fine with the GOP.

To the "I didn't vote for this" folks. You voted for a convicted felon. A twice-impeached president. A man found liable for sexual abuse, who tried to overthrow an election. And now gas prices are surging, we're at war, and soldiers are coming home in coffins. This is what you voted for. All of it.

Now feels like a good time to remember that Big Oil is the reason why we're still hooked on dirty, dangerous fossil fuels.

The industry's lies have essentially stolen a generation’s worth of time that we could have used to transition to cleaner, safer energy sources.

It’s time for accountability.

Says someone casually who won’t suffer 1 iota!

The sane people of the US have been saying the same thing since 2017.

Correct me if I'm wrong...
Aren't raping children and bombing a school in another country killing over 100 young girls considered criminal offenses in America?

Iran May Put Mines In Strait Of Hormuz, Report Says About 20% of the world’s oil consumption passes through the Strait of Hormuz daily, and it’s been affected by the Iran war.

About 20% of the world’s oil consumption passes through the Strait of Hormuz daily, and it’s been affected by the Iran war.

Release the full #TrumpsteinFiles

Because the Democrats are owned by Israel just as much as the Republicans!

It's fantastic that living writers affected by this are fighting back. But at the risk of sounding like a broken record, had Grammarly stuck to *dead* writers there would be no legal recourse available. Lawmakers need to stop thinking purely in terms of IP rights and start legislating for dignity.

For this administration, it’s not about doing good, it’s about looking good...even when American lives are on the line.

Escaping the tough-on-crime media trap Decades of tough-on-crime rhetoric have narrowed political debate, but safer communities may depend on shifting the conversation toward prevention, accountability and repair.

For decades, “tough on crime” rhetoric has dominated political debate.
But overcrowded prisons and growing evidence about what actually reduces offending highlight the language of punishment is failing to deliver safer communities, Jane Anderson writes.
#auspol #CriminalJustice #JusticePolicy

If Republicans made it easy and free to obtain suitable ID, it would be one thing. As it is Republican voter suppression also includes widespread efforts to make it much harder, more time-consuming, and more expensive to obtain ID.

If we already won, why is our navy too scared to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz?

Today's appointment shows the problem with Auckland public transport. It's a 21 minute journey each way by car or a 3:20 round trip using the bus (assuming all the connections are on time which is rarely a given and I don't have to wait 30 minutes for the return leg).

This has to be fixed.

That's why WE THE PEOPLE shouldn't be playing Federal Taxes to this Regime.

The president has likely known from the start that what he’s doing is illegal - and when the Supreme Court told him to stop, instead of focusing on putting money back in Americans’ pockets, he found new ways to set illegal tariffs. This is un-American.

Department of Defense spent $93B in one month under Hegseth Open the Books, an organization dedicated to watching government spending, published its report on March 9, 2026.

✅ Yes, the Department of Defense spent more than $93 billion in one month under Secretary Pete Hegseth, as posts claimed.

We break down exactly how we verified that number and what we know about where the money went. 👇
www.snopes.com/fact-check/d...

1) The police, judicial & legal systems were all designed by men for men & function as a protection racket for rapists paedophiles & wife beaters! Ergo, doing their job!
2) #Genocidalsrael established #EpsteinPaedoRing to control MPs & CEOs in multiple countries & UK MI5&6 have always known!