This photo was from Hungary! The man with JD circled in yellow is Paolo Zampolli! He’s the former owner of the NYC KitKat Club and was major supplier of little girls (including Melania Trump) to Epstein! He had his own wife deported by ICE!
New PM of Hungary has already started in a positive direction with a warrant against netanyahu for his ongoing war crimes of genocide & targeting civilians, children, hospitals, journalists, EMS and hospitals. #netanyahu_a_criminal_of_war #genocide #hungary #pm #warcriminal
Australia take note.
Declare Netanyahu a war criminal. Likewise the rest of his regime.
Honestly, I love Hungary and I love this for them. I have spent many happy days in Budapest and haven't visited because I couldn't justify it. Can't wait to return!
This is the true paradox before us: Putin seeks imperial expansion abroad while failing to secure basic human dignity at home
While Australia is pursuing “antique” secondhand nuclear submarines… agile, innovative, creative and intelligent countries know the world has changed and now requires completely new mindsets and technologies.
#Ukraine’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Andrii Melnyk:
Thirty-five million Russians have no toilet at home.
On the one hand, Russia demands recognition as a "great superpower," claiming the right to redraw state borders by force and impose a new sphere of influence⤵️
Ukraine’s Permanent Representative to the UN,Andrii Melnyk:
No army since World War I has paid such an astronomical death toll for such negligible territorial gains as Russia
According to battlefield assessments,Russia is currently losing…254 soldiers for every square km of Ukrainian territory⤵️
Won’t someone think of the gas companies
Neocon, accountant and political types don’t get education, science, research, social good, etc, do they?
So much of Silicon Valley has reached the conclusion that there is money to be made from American authoritarianism, writes Dave Karpf. With its ‘manifesto,’ Palantir wants to remind you that it reached that conclusion first, he says.
Which also means we don’t count the emissions from 83% of the gas we produce. That’s our contribution to climate change action 🙈.
3 FACTS‼️
Israel TORTURES Palestinians.💯🤬
Israel EXECUTES Palestinians.💯🤬
Israel HARVESTS their organs.💯🤬
So what would Mr Carson & the other dumb liars, who behaved that way, in exchange for the privilege that the money it got them buys, do about it? Give the riches back? Work for homeless charities, for rest of their lives? Any sacrifices, at all?
Nah!!! They'll live in their nice houses, happily.
How far can a mighty, once respected newspaper fall?
Nine Entertainment has no bottom to how far down the gurgler it can take The Age masthead.
Funny how the law and order guys never think it applies to them 🙄
He’s again blaming the courts, the protesters and those attacked by police all for his appalling and illegal attempts to ban dissent
Name the people you KNOW. Name them. Otherwise it’s a lie.
As the govt weighs options to raise revenue, balance the budget & confront the global energy crisis, one solution is staring them in the face: replace the broken PRRT with a fair tax on gas exports. It's long overdue, and has widespread support… www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04...
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Make no mistake - the gas industry know the govt is going to have to do something. So right now it is lobbying like all hell to get a tweak to the PRRT to re-label it a "windfall profits tax".
The govt will claim a win and the gas industry will carry on taking the piss.
live.thepoint.com.au
Japan raises more tax revenue from Australian gas exports than Australia does.
Japan has a tax on gas and coal imports that raises more money than Aus PRRT.
Great new research out today @australiainstitute.org.au @richarddenniss.bsky.social
australiainstitute.org.au/report/taxin...
Can’t wait to see his face when he learns about discovery
live.thepoint.com.au
=“…had that tax been implemented as designed,
Australian Government, would’ve received 100s of billions of $ extra revenue over period which they could’ve put to good…” use
When I say cost, I’m talking about the cost to the Australian nation, to the people, to the economy”
Susan McDonald had a bit of a cry for the gas companies saying that they really do pay a lot of tax. I decided to have a bit of a fact check on that
live.thepoint.com.au
Not sure Susan McDonald is enjoying this particular session. She was just read to filth by Greg Bourne of the Climate Council after she asked about whether he is worried about gas investment going elsewhere: What I would say is that you seem to be suggesting that the smallest of the gas companies should be kept going for year after year after year, and the largest of the gas companies in the world should be taking the profits as they go forward. And I think what we and others are suggesting is, whilst there is an opportunity to get a strong export tax, that money should be reinvested in the country, not in gas, not in coal, not in oil, but in renewable energy, when you renewing the economy as we go forward. That’s why I say the key that so many governments have done is they have not embraced the future. They just hugged the past. And that’s what I am hearing from you.
Some good fire from Greg Bourne of the Climate Council
live.thepoint.com.au
