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Superannuation was sold to Australians as a promise. Work hard. Sacrifice now. Build your nest egg. So you won’t have to rely on the government later. That was the deal. Now the moment people actually succeed… the rules change. If you’ve spent decades building more than $3 million inside your super, the government now wants another 15%. Think about that. They encouraged you to take responsibility. They incentivised you to plan ahead. They told you to become self-sufficient. And now they’re punishing the exact behaviour they promoted. This isn’t about “taxing the rich.” This is about trust. Because once a government proves it can move the goalposts whenever it wants, every Australian should be paying attention. Today it’s $3 million. Tomorrow? $2 million. $1 million. Whatever they decide. Inflation will do the rest. The dangerous part isn’t just the tax. It’s the principle. If you can’t build wealth, protect wealth, and pass wealth on to your family without the state reaching deeper into your pocket, then what exactly are we working for? Superannuation was supposed to reduce dependence on government. Now it’s becoming another pipeline back to government. That’s not policy. That’s confiscation dressed up as fairness. Australians are waking up. And they’re sick of being treated like an ATM.

I remember in 2003 when Tony Abbott Lib. and Peter Beattie Lab. Joined forces to stop the rise of Pauline Hanson. They could see that this lady could a great leader in politics. Tony Abbott has since apologise to Pauline. I contacted Amnesty International because Pauline had became Australia's first political prisoner. The following is by Peter Lyndon-James. FACT, AND STILL SHE STANDS A National Reflection on Pauline Hanson Every so often, a single Australian’s experience reveals the true character of this country more clearly than any speech or headline. Pauline Hanson’s story is one of those moments. She wasn’t raised in privilege. She wasn’t groomed for politics. She was a working-class Australian and a small business owner who believed ordinary people deserved a voice. And for that belief alone, she was thrown to the wolves. In 2003, Pauline Hanson was sentenced to three years in prison for electoral fraud, a charge the Queensland Court of Appeal overturned just eleven weeks later, confirming there was no fraud, no dishonesty, and no intent to deceive. The conviction should never have stood. But the punishment had already been served, not in prison, but in the public arena. Because long before the truth came out, the media had run its own trial. They mocked her accent. Twisted her words. Branded her every label they could manufacture. It wasn’t scrutiny, it was intimidation. A message to every Australian who dared to speak plainly: “Challenge the system and we will destroy you.” But she refused to be destroyed. She walked out of prison with her head high, cleared, vindicated, unshaken, and went straight back to speaking for Australians who felt ignored, dismissed, and silenced. And now, decades later, the warnings she raised, collapsing local industry, rising cost of living, political overreach, loss of sovereignty, are no longer predictions. They’re everyday Australian reality. So what does that say about us as a nation? About our politics? our media? about a system that punishes honesty yet protects manipulation? Pauline Hanson’s story is bigger than politics. It is a story of resilience, conviction, and courage under fire. It is the story of an Australian who refused to bow, refused to apologise, and refused to be silenced. She was targeted by the system, attacked by the media, but cleared by the truth. And still she stands. Unbroken. Unshaken. Unmistakably Australian.

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Sophie has something to say about the treatment of she and Caitlin Clark by the players and the league ! And she’s absolutely correct 🔥🔥

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“If the state can force you to accept men as women, they can force you to accept anything.” Our legend @salltweets at @ARC_Conference in London 🔥🔥🔥 🎥 Watch the full speech: youtube.com/watch?v=NiHH-Z… 📣 Join @WomensForumAust’s campaign to fix the Sex Discrimination Act: womensforumaustralia.org/FixTheSDA 🩷 Learn more and support Sall’s case: gigglecrowdfund.com #IStandWithSallGrover #FixTheSDA #Auspol

The PM told me to take it outside the House. So here I am: were the safeguards around market sensitive Budget info in place, so no one in government could act on it for private gain? A government with nothing to hide can answer that in one sentence. Instead, he belittled councils

Good morning! Have all your friends and family seen this yet? Have you shared it? Does everyone in Australia know yet how incompetent and arrogant the people running our government are? Just checking in.

🚨🚨So there is evidence that those nurses were aware they were being videoed! This changes everything! Please share my friends - they cannot get away with this 😡 Credit Max Veifer - Instagram

My name is Ella, I'm 17 years old. I do long jump. I play volleyball. I go to school in New Richmond, Wisconsin. When my school allowed a biological male into the girls' restroom without telling parents — I went to the school board. With my name attached. In my own town. I got bullied for it. Harassed online. Even some of my own teachers came after me. I'm still here. Because here's what I know: The net in women's volleyball is set nearly a foot lower for a reason. A biological male can hit a ball across that net at force that could seriously injure a girl. And in track — all it takes is three biological males entering the girls' category and not a single girl in this state stands on a podium. I didn't speak up because it was easy. I spoke up because somebody had to. The Supreme Court is about to answer the question every girl in America is asking. We're ready. @JenniferSey @xx_xyathletics

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Clare O'Neil let the cat out of the bag today. She openly admitted that Labor planned to crash the housing market. She called it a "correction" Voters would have liked to have known this before the election. They now owe more than their house is worth. Albanese is grinning ear to ear. He sold at the top of the market, as did Clare.

This retard @AlboMP told us: - 385 times he would not govern with the Green - 50 times he would not change negative gearing or CGT - 41 times he would fix the cost of living - 27 times that every household would save $275 on their energy bills

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