It was an exercise to deceive us. To deflect blame from the Mohammendans and to disarm lawful gun owners. This treacherous gov’t hates us.
It was set up to be a sham from the start. And the fact the Royal Commission failed to call the AFP Commissioner (who is responsible for counter-terrorism policing) to give evidence – but they did call Netball Australia – sums things up perfectly. And don’t forget Albanese at first refused to call a Royal Commission and only after the public pressure mounted he relented – but set it up to fail.
Australia’s controversial Digital ID bill was passed in Federal Parliament
So, as you might have heard, Australia’s controversial Digital ID bill was recently passed in Federal Parliament.
And no, this isn’t about logging into Medicare “more easily.” This is the wet dream of every power-drunk bureaucrat who’s ever fantasised about tracking what you eat, watch, spend, say – and even think.
Labor rammed it through with help from the Greens and Jacqui Lambie, while the likes of Pauline Hanson, Malcolm Roberts, Matthew Canavan, Ralph Babet, Alex Antic and Gerard Rennick strongly opposed it.
Amid anxiety in industry ranks that federal Labor could crackdown on Fuel Tax Credits used by miners, farmers and builders, a CCA insights paper has revealed Mr Bowen’s Department of Climate Change and Energy is leading a government-wide push to hit back against those undermining Labor’s climate and energy policy.
The department, when contacted for comment about the working group, cited “strong and persistent public concern about the spread of climate and energy misinformation” presented to a Greens-proposed and Greens-led Senate inquiry earlier this year.
The CCA said the new working group could: establish a “more collaborative approach to addressing climate misinformation” by developing a shared message framework across agencies; translate technical policy into practical explanations; use audience insight and misinformation monitoring to identify risks; and establish a “whole-of-government rapid-response approach to climate and energy misinformation”.
The insights paper – “Misinformation: A climate policy risk” – said climate misinformation was “part of a broader challenge around information integrity that affects many policy areas … effective responses require co-ordination across government, with different agencies contributing expertise, insights and actions within their respective mandates”.
The CCA paper, which warned that climate misinformation was “already affecting how climate policy is delivered in Australia”, identified “common narratives” fuelling “uncertainty about climate policies, technologies and solutions”. These included misinformation narratives linked to “cost-of-living, energy prices and reliability, jobs, regional impacts, biodiversity and environmental impacts, whether Australia’s action matters”.
The Department of Climate Change and Energy said it was “committed to continually improving the way it communicates and providing clear factual information that is accessible to all Australians.
“The department’s communication efforts are dedicated to helping Australians to understand the facts about our energy system and the impact of climate change – so people can understand and engage with the energy transition to improve social licence and ensure community concerns are heard and considered,” a spokesman said.
As the Albanese government seeks to reclaim control over its renewables and climate change agenda, the CCA this week held a briefing call with industry representatives and groups who have advocated that fuel tax credits be abolished or wound back.
The Chinese Nepalese border site: Picture from Wikimedia
Already the Climate Porn industry is using the ghastly death and destruction in Nepal to sell Net Zero and Socialism, even though landslides have always happened, and there was a far worse one in 1190AD.
Ayman Elkasrawy, auniversityteachingassistant who was fired after publicly calling forJewstobe murdered “one by one” until they were all exterminated, was awarded $7,000 by the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal for injury to “dignity, feelings and self-respect”.
Read that again:
A Toronto university teaching assistant publicly prayed for Jews to be slain “one by one” and for none to be spared.
The university fired him. The Muslim teaching assistant took the university to the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, claiming that he was the victim of discrimination.
The tribunal awarded him $7,000 for injury to his “dignity, feelings and self-respect.” The adjudicator even characterized his prayer as a “human moment.” To summarize Canada in 2026: calling for Jews to be murdered is a regrettable “human moment.”
Being held accountable for those threats is a human rights violation.
The Islamic Republic’s collapsing economic and military resources are becoming catastrophic for its proxy network, with Hezbollah now reportedly asking Iran for cash that has yet to arrive.
Iran just threatened to hit the U.S. HOMELAND.
Not our bases overseas.
WATER systems.
TELECOM.
Critical infrastructure.
Last month, CISA said Iranian hackers already hit 100+ water systems across 7 states.
In a post on his Truth Social account, Trump said the military was producing munitions at “levels never seen before” and has “far more than we could ever use”. He also again took aim at media outlets that have reported on US shortages of both offensive and defensive weapons, calling them “treasonous scum” who refuse to “accurately report” on the war with Iran.
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said strikes against IRGC targets began around 12:00 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, in response to “recent attempted attacks by the IRGC against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against American service members deployed to the region.”
US Vice President JD Vance says all options remain on the table against Iran and rules out talks unless Tehran halts commercial shipping attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran’s first vice president says the US has changed Tehran’s calculations, warning its response to US attacks will be “asymmetrical” and “multi-layered”.
The death toll from the US strike on an Iranian wedding party in the city of Sirik has risen to five.
South Korea is reviewing practical options, including military measures, for supporting freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, and says claims that Seoul had provided no assistance on the issue were “not true”, a presidential official has said.
Trump is increasingly signaling that regime change, not another deal, is his preferred outcome for the Islamic Republic. His rhetoric has shifted. Trump says he “couldn’t care less” whether the Islamic Republic signs another agreement…
The IRGC have taken significant personnel losses in the latest U.S. strikes, as more names of those killed continue to emerge. Seven more military personnel were killed Tuesday night in strikes on targets in Ahvaz and Aghajari in Khuzestan Province.
I was on @GBNEWS to discuss why Barnet Hill Academy- a London school that forces seven-year-old girls to wear a veil, should not be receiving state funding. @tomhfh asked a pertinent question to @fahimaM100. Just watch how shamelessly she dodged the question and continued… pic.twitter.com/q6SwEmp85p
Britain now has an Islamic blasphemy law via the backdoor, thanks to the Government’s official definition of Islamophobia — now repackaged as “anti-Muslim hostility”.
From the start, the Free Speech Union warned that any such definition would have a chilling effect on free… pic.twitter.com/v2GkhR04EC
Britain now has an Islamic blasphemy law via the backdoor, thanks to the Government’s official definition of Islamophobia — now repackaged as “anti-Muslim hostility”.
From the start, the Free Speech Union warned that any such definition would have a chilling effect on free speech and stifle our right to criticise, debate, and mock religion in this country.
We were proved right almost immediately. Since the definition was published in March, it has been used by activists and Labour MPs to silence legitimate criticism of Islam.
When the Shadow Justice Secretary, Nick Timothy, criticised a mass Muslim public prayer event in Trafalgar Square, he was branded an Islamophobe, reported to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, and even faced calls to resign from the then Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer. Continue reading UK: Free Speech Offends Muslims. Free Speech Verboten!
I’m hearing troubling reports that the Texas State Board of Education is being pressured by CAIR to whitewash the history of Islamic conquest, expansion, and jihad.
To my fellow Texas Republicans on the SBOE: do not back down. Do not bow to pressure. Texans students deserve to… https://t.co/R5ful6z9CN
It’s time for Americans and other Westerners to stop lying to themselves, and especially to youngsters. Islam is not a religion of peace. It is violent religion; infidels have suffered under it for centuries. That many Muslims choose not to adhere to its more violent commands is a good thing, but irrelevant. A few important passages from the Qur’an and Hadith:
I asked Allah’s Apostle, “O Allah’s Apostle! What is the best deed?” He replied, “To offer the prayers at their early stated fixed times.” I asked, “What is next in goodness?” He replied, “To be good and dutiful to your parents.” I further asked, what is next in goodness?” He replied, “To participate in Jihad in Allah’s Cause.” I did not ask Allah’s Apostle anymore and if I had asked him more, he would have told me more.” (Sahih Bukhari 4.52.41) Continue reading Texas is the Number One Islamisation Target in the US
Qatar is the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood & Al Jazeera, the propaganda arm of the MuBros. Knowing full well that Western people care about children, they keep flogging the “children” schtick until the cows come home:
Next to “children” are “wedding parties”. Everybody loves weddings. What could be more dastardly than bombing a wedding party. Mohammedans know exactly how much impact that has among Westerners.
But Muhammad could not care less. When he raided a town and children were killed, he said “they are from them”.
Iran Red Crescent urges ICC probe into deadly US strike on wedding party
The Iranian Red Crescent Society has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate a missile attack by the United States that hit a wedding party in the southern town of Kuhestak, killing at least four people and wounding dozens.
President Donald Trump says renewed fighting with Iran will not last “too long” while threatening the US military is ready to strike the Islamic Republic “any time we want”.
Kuwait’s military says air defences are responding to new missile-and-drone attacks that it blamed on Iran.
Iranian state television confirms Tehran is targeting US bases in the Gulf state of Kuwait “in response to America’s crimes against the Iranian people”.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright vows a US plan for expanded sanctions targeting the Islamic Republic’s economic partners will deliver “absolutely maximum pressure”.
Concerns rise again throughout the Middle East after the US military launched a series of deadly attacks on Iran and it retaliated with drone-and-missile strikes against Gulf nations and Jordan.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says four soldiers died in a US attack on Kermanshah province while at least five civilians were also killed during a wedding ceremony in southern Sirik.
US President Donald Trump says he “couldn’t care less” if Iran returns to negotiations to end the six-month war, vowing it “will be hit again at a much harder and higher level“.
Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei says Iran’s armed forces have “unforgettable lessons” in store for the United States in his first message since fighting resumed after a month of relative calm.
The US’s CENTCOM said it struck dozens of military targets along Iran’s southern coast on Tuesday.
Trump said Iran will be “totally wiped out” if it retaliates.
Iran responded by firing ballistic missiles towards Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait and Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region. Tehran has accused the US of hitting a wedding party, killing at least four people.
Spain’s National Police has produced a bombshell report accusing agents of the Islamic regime in Morocco of coordinating the illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta despite attempts by the socialist Sánchez government to deflect blame from the Alawite regime in Rabat.
The invasion was part of an orchestrated effort by the Islamic Alawite government to assert its claims over Ceuta and the Spanish autonomous city of Melilla,
