Australia is the 4th most liked country on Earth
Might be time for all the whining Pourline grifters to “love it or leave”
1. 🇨🇦 Canada - 74% positive global view
2. 🇯🇵 Japan - 72%
3. 🇩🇪 Germany - 70%
4. 🇦🇺 Australia - 69%
5. 🇨🇭 Switzerland - 68%
6. 🇳🇿 New Zealand - 67%
BOOYEAH, my kids are smashing it, check out the latest review:
21.02.2026 11:03 — 👍 24 🔁 5 💬 1 📌 0
The reality of the Coalition is that they’d rather destroy 200,000 Australian jobs than scrap tax loopholes on unproductive capital
During a decade in office the Coaition left hundreds of thousands of people unemployed then Robodebted them into misery
Wilson has form & he’s now closer to power
Why are some in the media calling Tim Wilson “a moderate?” Policy advisor at IPA, against Kyoto, against carbon tax, defender Margaret Court, supporter of cigarette companies! Moderate my arse. #auspol
19.02.2026 05:34 — 👍 107 🔁 27 💬 18 📌 3
Do you know how Herbert Hoover made the Great Depression worse?
Because he didn’t understand, most didn’t, that taking government money out of the economy & increasing taxes was disinflationary, which on top of the market melt down, meant no money being spent
So if we increase taxes we can…?
Every 0.5% increase in unemployment is AT LEAST 80,000 people who have their jobs destroyed
Estimated cost difference between CPI at 3.4% (current) & 2.5% (target) is $857 a year/house
RBA wants $9.3B taken out of the economy
Reducing CGT discount to 25% raises $6.5b & 10% gas export levy $4-$6B
Coalition voted against tax cuts for workers
Their leader promised to repeal tax cuts for workers
Their shadow treasurer has done everything he can to protect ‘advisors’, capital hoarders & unearned tax loopholes
Their social policy is 40yrs out of date & so’s their tax policy
Real measures that show Australia is doing well
-Unemployment 4.1%
-Non-performing mortgages 1.04%
-Inflation 3.4%
-Wage growth 3.4%
-Avg super balance growth 9.3%
-Homelessness down from 117.4 per 10,000 to 106.3 per 10,000
-Household savings 6.4% vs 3.5% in 2018
Don’t let the grifters depress you
This Liberal Party happy snap is giving real vibes of:
“We’ve decided to all be a happy family, it’s just that your dad here is going to live in the city apartment while we live in the house with all of our things.”
Worst. Leadership. “Team”. Ever.
We are living in the age of the pedopetrotechbroligarch
07.02.2026 05:14 — 👍 612 🔁 172 💬 18 📌 14
Remember when the United States flooded war materials into the UK & Soviet Union to fight fascism?
And remember when the fascists decided to team up against the USA so this guy was sent to end them?
That’s the USA the world respected.
“We’re drowning in these unskilled people” says unqualified high school dropout who uses the inherited wealth of a uni dropout to maintain her own seat in the senate.
Hanson makes a point, just not the one she thinks she’s making…
Let's get this straight.
Adani donates $600k the Qld LNP before election.
After the election, Qld LNP ends legal action over $400 MILLION in unpaid royalties.
Dodgy, dodgy, dodgy. Thread.
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
And here is me writing about Clive Palmer’s data-harvesting “game” back in 2019, after the “death tax” hoax and do you know who else pioneered backdoor data harvesting as an electoral tactic? Why, Steve Bannon! What an AMAZING coincidence, #auspol!
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The United States far right interfered in the 2019 election
Just as @vanbadham.bsky.social & I suggested during our podcasts
There were ads about “death taxes” taken from Bannon run Florida campaigns that only had the party or candidate names changed
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
Can we please not unleash a deadly ancient plague by digging up Millenia old mass graves?
31.01.2026 11:34 — 👍 8 🔁 2 💬 2 📌 0
David Pope in Canberra Times
23.01.2026 04:56 — 👍 343 🔁 164 💬 11 📌 10
“Musk’s chatbot appeared this week to make the world less safe, less fair & perhaps even as unpleasant as a fascist-styled, ketamine-addled rich-kid dipshit in cheese hat dancing while the world burns, if one could imagine such an awful thing” @vanbadham.bsky.social
15.01.2026 05:25 — 👍 7 🔁 5 💬 0 📌 0Seeing “the left” snatch defeat from the jaws of victory was something I’d really hoped I wouldn’t have to watch anymore but I guess none of us are without naivety…
11.01.2026 07:27 — 👍 5 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0This is what happens in a police state.
08.01.2026 01:27 — 👍 8 🔁 4 💬 0 📌 0
This is a genuine @financialtimes.com article.
It’d be great to see the Bosses Pamphlet in Australia have this level of journalistic integrity
www.ft.com/content/ad94... Who’s who at X, the deepfake porn site formerly known as Twitter
Exxon & Chevron must be so relieved to not have to worry about all the trouble and expense that the East India Company used to have maintaining their own military.
Having taxpayer funded “Presidents” take care of it all for them, even doing the PR bit, makes their margins so much better.
People who’ve opposed every Labor policy since they were old enough to talk don’t get to tell Labor governments how to govern.
I shouldn’t really need to say that but apparently the bosses pamphlet needed it said.
Australia’s gun laws are why there weren’t hundreds of victims at the Bondi shooting
Australia’s gun laws are why this horror is so rare here
Australia’s gun laws are why our public schools don’t know what an “active shooter drill” is let alone how to do one
It’s the only good thing Howard did
Genuinely have zero chill for Bibi and Baby JD weighing into what Australia should or shouldn’t do to keep our people safe
Those two have a daily blood bath between school shootings, terror attacks, base attacks, settler “skirmishes” & violence against their own citizens
Keep your hate out of Oz
Instead of responding only with thoughts and prayers, Australia will respond with laws and regulations. Because, unlike the United States, it values the lives of its citizens over any sick adulation of firearms.
The 1996 Port Arthur massacre led to immediate, sweeping, bipartisan gun law reforms.
The Bondi shooting is horrendous.
This anti-Semitic attack is unacceptable.
All Australians, of any faith, of any background, should be able to enjoy a public park without fear.
We must reject the disgusting attempts, both from here & overseas, to divide Australians.
If I were a person not from Australia, I would also refrain from giving opinions based on potential disinformation on tragic events happening in Australia.
If you need to say something, you could express sympathy and sadness. Your political take is not helpful.
At this stage no one has actually shown that Anika Wells has done anything wrong but the savagery of the media pile on is enough for some loons to justify horrendous, and potentially dangerous, attacks on one of our democratically elected representatives.
Totally disgraceful.
Trump has learnt that he has the power of an Imperial Presidency
He uses it to remake Rush Hour films, build a ballroom & to squeeze a few hundred million into his family trust (which given his age he won’t ever use)
Meanwhile others use him to oppress women, migrants, workers & kids
What a deal
