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This chart here is the reason your mortgage will rise in 2026 in Australia. It’s the reason your rent keeps going up. It’s the reason groceries cost more. It’s the reason everything feels harder.

Freedom is more important than safety.

When essential monitoring staff walk off the job four months before a state election, it’s pretty clear the government isn’t in control. It is being boxed in by the very public-sector empire it created. This is why runaway public-sector expansion always backfires: once the bureaucracy becomes large enough, it doesn’t serve government decisions but rather it dictates them. Well done SA Government 🇦🇺

Australia needs to stop the games. When 34 countries representing 63% of global GDP including France, the UK, the US, Japan, South Korea now even China all agree to triple nuclear by 2050, Australia now finds itself in the tiny minority still pretending we can power a modern industrial economy without it. It’s not ideology anymore. It’s economics, engineering and global competitiveness. Every serious nation is moving toward reliable, low-emissions baseload. We’re the only advanced economy that bans the technology entirely. That’s not environmental leadership in any sense, that’s self-inflicted disadvantage.

Merry Christmas #JesusIsKing 👑 #Nativity #TheKingIsBorn 🧺

If you care about Australia’s financial future and especially if you care about Bitcoin the bond market is the number-one for us to watch. It’s the smartest, deepest market in the world and it reveals the truth long before politicians or the nightly news do. When Australia’s bond yields rise it means global investors are losing confidence in our economic management, our inflation trajectory and our ability to handle our trillion-dollar debt. Bonds don’t lie, don’t spin and they don’t care about politics they simply price the risk. That makes the bond market the ultimate macro indicator: it’s the real-time scoreboard of how the world sees Australia’s financial health and it always moves before everything else; stocks, housing, even Bitcoin. If you want to understand where the economy is heading, start with the bond market legends 🤝

Galatians 6:7 (KJV): “Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” Sowing and reaping is the godly principle. And nowhere in that verse does it say the man must be owned by the state, nor his labour. Socialism sucks.

Australia’s 10-year bond yield is now the highest among major advanced economies. Markets are demanding a bigger risk premium from Canberra than from any other G10-style nation. Now that is a clear sign that investors believe Australia’s fiscal settings, inflation path, and long-term debt outlook are deteriorating faster than peers.

I’ll be actively helping my children get around it. We don’t believe in outsourcing parenting to the Australian 🇦🇺 government in my house 🏡

We should expect better than governments using our taxpayer dollars to manufacture their own political comfort. South Australia needs competence and accountability and not another round of Labor’s vote-buying spending habit just in time for our next state election in 2026. It’s the same ole play book 📕

This is Australia 🇦🇺

“Every dollar printed is property stolen from the community”

It’s a good move from @AGLEnergy Intermittent renewables will only present us with more engineering problems in Australia. We need reliable energy 24/7 We need the likes of Origin Energy and the AEMO Adelaide Office to push to have the uranium ban overturned too 🇦🇺

When the governor general of Australia 🇦🇺 doesn’t affirm biological reality is there any wonder we’re so far up the proverbial creek? What an idiot Samantha is.

Now that’s our tax payer money being well spent*

Australia will keep U16’s off social media in the way that we keep illegal tobacco out of the country 🇦🇺

@LibertariansAus like @_davidlimbrick and I are on team home owner, surely you are too?

It’s absolutely fair and appropriate to blame them both 🤝 The 80% expansion to our M3 currency levels from 2015-2025 explains the cost of living crisis perfectly. This isn’t a labor liberal thing, it’s an overspending thing. Stop expanding the currency and give Australians options like Bitcoin so they can protect themselves from irresponsible governments. This isn’t complicated.

If we’re doing data centres then we’re doing nuclear energy. You can take it to the bank.

Australian Super funds should not have $33B our our money to play games with in the first place 🎲 The whole thing is downstream of the broken monetary system.