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Way out West on Dharug Country. Animal lover. He/him. Will vote for any party that ends greyhound racing. So not you, Minns.

Joined December 2012
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Jason Benedek retweeted
"Its minimum cost of $33 million a day for the next 30 years holds in contempt ordinary Australians burdened by rising cost-of-living pressures." Peter Garrett on the community-led AUKUS inquiry to which the government refused to contribute: trib.al/wQHzmjr
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Jason Benedek retweeted
127 children killed per-day in Auschwitz in 5 years. 139 children killed per day in Gaza in 135 days. The difference between Gaza and Auschwitz is that the world still has an opportunity to stop the genocide in Gaza.
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Shame on a Labor-controlled Parliamentary Joint Committee accepting a departmental secretaries’ proposal to ban clips of officials’ parliamentary evidence being posted on social media, but not accepting a rebuttal submission. #NoFreeDebate #auspol strategicanalysis.org/fear-o…
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Jason Benedek retweeted
If @firstdogonmoon was a political party I'd vote for him 😊 though he is obviously too sensible for that 😉
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Independent Report on #AUKUS led by Peter Garrett & Chris Barrie bluntly identifies what millions of Australians already know. AUKUS is total dud. Begun by #ScottMorrison & endorsed by @AlboMP so he would not be wedged on it in Election2022 it is a total waste of taxpayer funds.
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Your reminder we do not have an anti-Semitism problem in this country. What we do have is an @AlboMP government complicit in Israel's genocide, ethnic cleansing, apartheid, torture, rape, land theft in Palestine, invasion of Lebanon, and illegal war against Iran problem. #auspol
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Jillian Segal’s ever-expanding agenda and the cancellation of a memorial to Gaza’s children raise a key question: who decides what Australians are allowed to say, protest against and commemorate?
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Jason Benedek retweeted
More repression coming to you c/o Albanese Labor government - you must be able to say Israel is committing genocide or From the River to the Sea… it’s not anti-Semitic and you can even say it’s even on placards in Israel
And on and on it goes. @JasonClareMP keen to prosecute the Segal agenda. "Education Minister announced last Friday that under the draft legislation, the maximum fine for universities will increase from the existing cap of $40,000 to $2 million – a 50-fold increase."
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Yesterday Snowy Hydro’s barrister told the Full Federal Court that the company operates on a commercial basis. Today we see its dished out executive bonuses in response to a $13B blowout. Can anyone square that circle? #auspol theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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Jason Benedek retweeted
AUKUS Public Inquiry commissioner Peter Garrett just told the National Press Club that the inquiry estimates the $368 bn cost of AUKUS will blow out to at least half a trillion dollars!
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Jason Benedek retweeted
NSW Shoalhaven city council says it is “unsafe” to recognise the children killed by Israel in Gaza with world renowned artwork as it creates an “unacceptable safety risk” to the community. I think they mean it creates ‘unacceptable shame to the Zionists.’ What a disgrace.
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This is why it's so dangarous for local councils to adopt the IHRA definition.
NSW Shoalhaven city council says it is “unsafe” to recognise the children killed by Israel in Gaza with world renowned artwork as it creates an “unacceptable safety risk” to the community. I think they mean it creates ‘unacceptable shame to the Zionists.’ What a disgrace.
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Israeli influence (tampering) in Australian politics has been around for decades, it’s just so obvious now. These two creeps need to be called out. #GazaGenocide‌
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Even the Murdoch press abandoning the AUKUS debacle. When the Murdoch press are saying no matter how much we have spent we should get out, then surely the Albanese govt should listen to the growing opposition to this madness. AUKUS inquiry launch at NPC live on ABC 12.30.
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Not one single person believes this is true. Israel doesn't believe it. Washington doesn't believe it. Nobody reading about it in the New York Times believes it. But we're hearing about it anyway like it's a real thing, because too many powerful people want more bombing in Iran.
BREAKING: Israel has informed the United States it has intelligence that Iran is 'considering the use of chemical weapons against its adversaries', according to New York Times report.
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Craven Nine editors disgraced the Sydney Morning Herald @smh with their gutless betrayal of Cathy Wilcox.
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Jason Benedek retweeted
Médicos en uno de los hospitales de Cuba le cuentan a “60 Minutes”, un medio estadounidense, que cuando fallan los generadores de respaldo, han terminado cirugías utilizando la luz de sus teléfonos celulares y han bombeado oxígeno a mano para pacientes críticamente enfermos en ventiladores. El bloqueo energético pone en peligro la vida de nuestros niños 🇨🇺
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Jason Benedek retweeted
I don’t think this brought the response that Penny was hoping for. Our most embarrassing foreign minister since Lord Downer.
Thank you to @SecRubio for bringing us together in Atlanta at a time of significant global challenges. We discussed how Australia and the United States can continue to strengthen our alliance, support stability in our region and build greater economic security and resilience.
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