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King Charles 'Dying of Kuru' After Decades of Child Meat Banquets
King Charles is running out of time. His swollen sausage fingers are reaching their limit, and according to whistleblowers deep inside the palace, the monarch has been diagnosed with kuru - the ruthless prion disease triggered by consuming infected human brain tissue.
As his highly redacted links to Jeffrey Epstein detonate in the open, the walls are closing in. This is the reckoning the Firm has dreaded for decades.
FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING
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This is very sick! Australia is too soft on crime especially against kids. Very disturbing. 😤
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CASTOR OIL FOR YOUR FACE (NATURE’S BOTOX) 🌿✨
This thick, golden oil is ~ 90% ricinoleic acid... the fatty acid that acts like a heavyweight occlusive. It seals moisture in, softens dry skin, and can make fine lines look softer by plumping from the outside in.
Not the same as actual Botox (that freezes muscles). This is pure hydration magic. Hydrated skin looks fuller, smoother, and glow. Some people also love it for under-eyes and on eyelids as a gentle overnight seal.
It is a natural healer for your body internally by using castor oil packs. Look it up, how it can heal you internally.
Who’s adding this to their night routine? Drop a 🌿 if you’re trying it!
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To the blue people, simmer down and settle in. You got what you wanted. Don’t fuk it up
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Apple scanning phones and icloud for hate speech? Protocol #12 of the Elders of Zion by Sergei Nilus seems spot on.
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THE GOVERNMENT IS LOSING CONTROL OF THE NARRATIVE AND THEY DON'T LIKE IT. 🇦🇺
Australians are abandoning mainstream media because trust in our political institutions has collapsed.
Independent voices are challenging the establishment, and now legislation threatens to silence them.
Freedom of speech is not a privilege granted by government. It is a fundamental right worth defending.
What are your thoughts? 👇
God bless Australia. 🇦🇺
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THE FINAL PHASE—TOTAL COLLAPSE OF THE DEEP STATE
THE SYSTEM IS ALREADY IN FREEFALL. THEIR ASSETS ARE FROZEN. THEIR BLACKMAIL FILES ARE IN PATRIOT HANDS. THE MILITARY’S NEXT MOVE WILL SHAKE THE WORLD:
• EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM ACTIVATION – THE TRUTH WILL BE BROADCAST UNFILTERED.
• MASS ARRESTS GO PUBLIC – NO MORE SECRET TRIALS—JUSTICE MUST BE WITNESSED.
• THE RETURN OF TRUE LEADERSHIP – A GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE, NOT FOR THE ELITES.
NOTHING CAN STOP WHAT’S COMING.
THE RECKONING HAS ARRIVED.
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Three VIP RAAF jets will be used by Labor to attend COP31 in Turkey: one for Albanese, one for Bowen, and one for the climate activists who were paid $20,000 each to attend.
That's right, folks, three jets are leaving in the morning for a climate junket at a plush resort in Turkey.
The climate activists were paid $20,000 to attend just so they would post positive stuff to social media.
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Independent Senator Fatima Payman has alleged that in late November 2024, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese offered her additional taxpayer-funded parliamentary staff in exchange for supporting a "guillotine" motion. The motion was intended to curtail Senate debate on a package of bills that included the Labor government’s migration reforms.
Senator Payman stated she rejected the offer, citing her background as the daughter of a refugee and her commitment to comprehensive legislative debate over expedited processes. She noted that a subsequent offer made through staff was also declined.
The Prime Minister’s Office has declined to comment on the private meeting and has neither confirmed nor denied the specific allegation. Prime Minister Albanese stated that Senator Payman’s current staffing allocation aligns with what she previously received as a Labor senator, supplemented by a standard one-staff increase applied universally across the parliament.
Currently, Senator Payman is the only federal independent lawmaker who does not receive the higher-paid "adviser" positions allocated to most other crossbenchers and independents. While independent MPs and senators typically receive additional personnel upon leaving a major political party, allocations beyond the baseline of five electorate officers remain entirely at the Prime Minister’s discretion.
Critics argue that this discretionary framework leaves the allocation of public resources vulnerable to political favouritism or punitive measures. Conversely, the government maintains that its decisions adhere to long-standing administrative practices and that Senator Payman's staffing is consistent with her former status. Senator Payman resigned from the Labor Party in 2024 after crossing the floor to vote in favor of recognising Palestinian statehood.
The government's eventual downfall would be decided internally by its own party room losing faith in the Prime Minister, by a formal loss of majority support on the floor of parliament, or ultimately by the Australian public using their democratic power at the next federal election.
Labor - you’re fired !!!
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Like it or not, not all cultures are equal.
I am an immigrant from China. When I moved to Australia, I left Chinese culture behind. I had no desire to bring it with me. I chose to embrace and fully assimilate into Western culture.
If I loved Chinese culture so much, why would I leave it for Australia—a nation built by European and British people who believed in God Jesus Christ?
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When a leftist flog asks how one nation will fund its policies
Show them this.
It'll set their hair on fire.


























