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Epsilon Crucis Ignis. Flame of the Southern Cross. Song Writer, Producer, Facilitator, Investigative Research.

Queensland, Australia
Joined January 2020
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Time to Let Them Know. Get Behind Aus Lobby. Song: Jaded Tomorrow Written/produced: J Argus.
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WORST DEAL EVER – REJECT IT OR BE DAMNED This EU trade deal is a calculated betrayal. It is not a partnership. It is a one-sided ambush designed to bleed Australia dry. Both sides can impose penalties and sanctions for missing their aggressive, economy-wrecking Paris targets — but the scales are grotesquely stacked against us. For every Australian there are roughly 16 Europeans. For every dollar Australia produces, the EU produces $11–12. Their sanctions have the potential to cripple our industries, destroy jobs, and hammer our living standards. In contrast, our sanctions against them would be a pathetic slap with a wet lettuce. They would not even flinch. The climate straitjacket is worse. Under the minimum per capita Paris targets, Australia is ordered to slash CO₂ by 54% by 2035 from today. The EU ‘only’ has to cut 46%. Australians would be forced to sacrifice harder so Europe can preen and lecture. But of course, don’t expect the ABC to report any of this so Australia could at least have an informed debate, Any Australian who signs this deal is a traitor. Full stop.
YOU CAN’T TRUST THE LIBS The EU trade deal is the worst deal ever for Australia.Chapters 18 and 24 of the proposed deal give radical leftists in the EU a loaded gun to punish Australia unless we wreck our economy by reducing CO2 output as per the destructive Paris Climate Accord. The deal sells out Australia’s national sovereignty, forcing Australia to damage our economy, to restrict our exports, and shut down industry to meet Paris Accord restrictions—with the threat of sanctions, tariffs and having to pay compensation. It turns what are “targets” in the Paris Accord into restrictive legally binding obligations. The only way Australia can follow the CO2 reductions of the Paris Climate Accord is to smash our exports, decimate our beef, dairy and sheep industries, and shut down what’s left of our manufacturing. Paris would force Australia to divert hundreds of billions of precious and limited capital from productive investments into boondoggle “renewables” projects like Snowy 2.0. It will require Australia to devastate our natural environment by ripping up native forests for thousands of kilometres of transmission lines and compromise our coastal regions by placing hundreds of giant steel structures in the middle of whale migration zones. Following the Paris Accord will make Australians poorer and reduce living standards. The only winners from Paris are the grifters and spivs that line their pockets through distortive subsidies—and the Communist Chinese, to whom we transfer wealth. The proposed EU trade deal is a “bait and switch”—a few temporary benefits-traded to lock Australia into selfharm. It’s like the EU setting a piece of cheese in a mousetrap. Anyone that supports a trade deal including the punitive provisions contained in Chapters 18 and 24 is a traitor to Australia. They are selling us out the EU globalists. The fact that elements of the Liberal Party want to cross the floor and vote with Labor to support this deal demonstrates that, despite Angus Taylor, the Liberal Party still hasn’t learnt its lesson and can’t be trusted. Just as they did with Tony Abbott, there are still elements of the Liberal Party that will try and white-ant their leader. That’s why we need to get in and support One Nation. They are our last hope.
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John Argus retweeted
Labor and @AlboMP have still not indicated how they will vote on Allegra Spender's bill Christian Persecution Bill. This bill wants all Christians and Christian schools to bend the knee to the depraved sexual ethic of the radical left, which is the religion of the state. We will NEVER give in. Join the fight to oppose this Christian Persecution Bill👇 🔗drjoannahowe.com.au/saveours…
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What are your thoughts on the amount of money - and the way that money is spent - on the Aboriginal industry?
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🎓 Countries Hosting the Most International Students (Latest Data Available in 2026) 1. 🇺🇸 United States: 1.18M 2. 🇨🇦 Canada: 789.8K 3. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom: 732.3K 4. 🇦🇺 Australia: 499.4K 5. 🇫🇷 France: 430.5K 6. 🇩🇪 Germany: 379.9K 7. 🇷🇺 Russia: 336.5K 8. 🇰🇷 South Korea: 253.4K 9. 🇯🇵 Japan: 229.5K 10. 🇨🇳 China: 194.3K 11. 🇪🇸 Spain: 159.0K 12. 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 133.8K 13. 🇮🇹 Italy: 126.9K 14. 🇦🇷 Argentina: 126.6K 15. 🇵🇱 Poland: 107.1K 📊 Source: IIE / Project Atlas data, via Statbase (2025 figures, updated May 2026).
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Replying to @TaraBull
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I’ll be at the High Court in Canberra tomorrow supporting Noah Jones and the Digital Freedom Project challenging the Under 16s Social Media Ban See you at 9am at the High Court stairs
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Four armed men broke into someone's home in Australia and held a gun to the head of a 4 month old baby in an effort to steal $500 in cash. Two south-west Sydney men named Mohammad Al Tamimi and Ali Danesh have been charged while the other two attackers remain at large. Imagine how little humanity you must have within you to be able to hold a gun to the head of a four month old baby child simply to steal $500 in cash. For crimes like this I seriously want the reintroduction of the death penalty. If you are willing to shoot a 4 month old baby in the head to steal $500 in cash, you have plunged such sickening depths of inhumanity that you do not morally deserve to live.
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John Argus retweeted
The upcoming COP31 UN Climate Change Conference in Antalya, Türkiye, is shaping up to be one of the most divisive summits ever held. Could it mark the beginning of the end for the COP system? Compounding this instability, India withdrew its bid to host the COP33 summit in 2028, officially citing a 'review of commitments'. New Delhi's exit from the 2028 summit - slated to host the next major Global Stocktake - signals a profound geopolitical pivot. Major developing economies are increasingly bypassing symbolic UN stages to prioritise industrial policy, energy security and bilateral economic arrangements. For the first time, the UN has split the powers of the presidency between two nations after a months-long bidding war. Türkiye serves as the official host and physical venue, but Australian Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has taken the reins as the 'President of Negotiations' - holding exclusive authority to drive text and broker climate deals. Behind the scenes, the international climate apparatus is fracturing under pressure. Just weeks ahead of the summit, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) suspended its 65th Plenary Session in Ethiopia after member states failed to reach a consensus on the budget and timeline for its Seventh Assessment Report (AR7). Developing nations and small island states walked out before an agreement could be struck, forcing the body to schedule emergency meetings just to recover its work plan. With the primary scientific body gridlocked and key host slots going vacant, heavy domestic criticism is being directed at both host nations for expanding their own fossil fuel footprints. Critics are questioning whether multilateral climate governance is collapsing under its own weight. Bowen faces an immense task in managing a fractured 200-nation delegation. Is COP31 the birth of a workable new framework. Or are we seeing the final, gridlocked days of a broken multilateral system? #COP31 #COP33 #ClimateChange #ChrisBowen #IPCC #Antalya #India
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What is especially good about @JohnRuddick2 is that he practises what he preaches. He has gone to the effort of making his own history series for self-educators. As a scholar with a degree in history I can tell you - his videos are excellent: nitter.gq/Brit_Aus_Com/status/21…
BACPAC 2026: Reclaiming Our History: The Guilt Industry Exposed – Hon. John Ruddick MLC @JohnRuddick2
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Anthony Albanese's attempts at 'turning down the temperature' going swimmingly with one of his Assistant Ministers Andrew Leigh saying that an AI generated ad featuring Jess Wilson and Warren Pickering is fine. This despite Jacqui Lambie and other female MPs just a week ago warning that AI deep fakes of them saying things they didn't actually say has lead to harassment. What a total disgrace. #auspol
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Halloween in Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦 The is ‘New Modern’ Canada in 2026 😳
Halloween 2026 Granville Street Pete Fry COPE Paradise Vancouver, BC
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YOU CAN’T TRUST THE LIBS The EU trade deal is the worst deal ever for Australia.Chapters 18 and 24 of the proposed deal give radical leftists in the EU a loaded gun to punish Australia unless we wreck our economy by reducing CO2 output as per the destructive Paris Climate Accord. The deal sells out Australia’s national sovereignty, forcing Australia to damage our economy, to restrict our exports, and shut down industry to meet Paris Accord restrictions—with the threat of sanctions, tariffs and having to pay compensation. It turns what are “targets” in the Paris Accord into restrictive legally binding obligations. The only way Australia can follow the CO2 reductions of the Paris Climate Accord is to smash our exports, decimate our beef, dairy and sheep industries, and shut down what’s left of our manufacturing. Paris would force Australia to divert hundreds of billions of precious and limited capital from productive investments into boondoggle “renewables” projects like Snowy 2.0. It will require Australia to devastate our natural environment by ripping up native forests for thousands of kilometres of transmission lines and compromise our coastal regions by placing hundreds of giant steel structures in the middle of whale migration zones. Following the Paris Accord will make Australians poorer and reduce living standards. The only winners from Paris are the grifters and spivs that line their pockets through distortive subsidies—and the Communist Chinese, to whom we transfer wealth. The proposed EU trade deal is a “bait and switch”—a few temporary benefits-traded to lock Australia into selfharm. It’s like the EU setting a piece of cheese in a mousetrap. Anyone that supports a trade deal including the punitive provisions contained in Chapters 18 and 24 is a traitor to Australia. They are selling us out the EU globalists. The fact that elements of the Liberal Party want to cross the floor and vote with Labor to support this deal demonstrates that, despite Angus Taylor, the Liberal Party still hasn’t learnt its lesson and can’t be trusted. Just as they did with Tony Abbott, there are still elements of the Liberal Party that will try and white-ant their leader. That’s why we need to get in and support One Nation. They are our last hope.
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RAY HADLEY HAS HAD ENOUGH. Legendary broadcaster and long time campaigner for victims of child sexual abuse, Ray Hadley, has slammed the Albanese Labor government’s taxpayer funded “Stop It Now” website as vile, dangerous and absolutely appalling - and he’s right. Citing Peta Credlin’s Sunday Telegraph exposé, Hadley tore into the $10 million portal that doesn’t just offer help to adults worried about their thoughts towards children. It actively normalises sexual fantasies about kids. From the site itself: • “Don’t beat yourself up. For many people, it simply does not feel realistic to never have sexual fantasies about children” • Fantasies about children are treated as just “a wave” that will pass, advice includes going for a walk, doing a puzzle or closing your laptop. • It pushes “compassion and self acceptance” because having a sexual interest in children “can feel lonely” and “society doesn’t understand” This is not prevention. This is soft pedalling one of the most serious crimes imaginable while Australians’ money pays for it. Hadley, who has spent decades standing up for victims, is demanding the portal be pulled down immediately. He says Anthony Albanese must act now and get rid of this disgrace. Albanese’s government is defending it as part of a broader “strategy” That’s not leadership, it’s moral failure. When a government spends millions telling people not to feel too bad about fantasising about children, and then refuses to take the site down when the public is revolted, it has lost all credibility on child protection. Ray Hadley is calling it exactly as it is. This website is wrong. It must come down. Now.
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I think this is a fb soc puppet or bot.
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After today’s effort in the city where a few handfuls of masked up, scarf wearing, flag waving, sign carrying ignoramuses turned up. We have 2 legends calling them out and what is happening - and as we know Vic is the gomorrah of Australia where they all seem to congregate.
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Will Australias worst PM “Tony Albanese” get rolled before the @AusLobby make it to Canberra on the 14th of November? The rumblings aren’t just our WAR RIGS tyres on the road. We are coming 🇦🇺🫡 Sydney Nov 8, 12pm Canberra Nov 14. #ShutTheGates
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Liberal democracy appeals to a class of individuals prone to corruption. They are compromised. ALL foreign lobbying & ALL corporate funding must be removed from the Political process. Systemic change is coming, it’s only a matter of time.
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New ABC propaganda video promoting Abbie Chatfield even though she called for the assassination of the US President and the killing of right wing Australian protesters. I condemn all threats against Abbie Chatfield but the ABC should stop platforming radical far-left extremists who openly advocate violence against conservatives.
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