Ahhh indeed... The RBA's wish for unemployment to hit 5% to "tame inflation" will be a wish granted soon as many SME's keep closing down... BUT - like the war - don't mention government spending... just putting it out there 🥸

Dissecting Bitcoin puritanism and making Bitcoin ternary one dress at a time. Which inclusivity has you been lacking in Bitcoin, @TheBlueMatt?

Lots of people discuss immigration & crime in Europe, so I compiled what I think is ALL the data on the topic, which is hard because many countries hide it. Do they commit more crime? Is it because of age? Sex? Education? Poverty? Culture? 1. Sexual offenses & violent crime:

I’m in Whyalla tonight talking to workers following an important announcement about the future of the Whyalla Steelworks. The administrator, KordaMentha, has announced that efforts to restart the Whyalla Steelworks blast furnace over recent months have been unsuccessful. It has always been a question of when, not if this particular blast furnace would close. The equipment is more than 60 years old and has not had the investment it deserves through recent decades. In fact, it is only due to the Herculean efforts of the workers in Whyalla that it has survived this long. Today’s announcement does not mean the end of the line for Whyalla. Mining, port and other operations will continue, and the sale process for the steelworks is continuing. Whyalla’s future has never rested on this blast furnace. The Steelworks needs the right new owner, willing and able to deliver new capital investment to set up Australian steelmaking for the long term. And that’s exactly what we and the Federal Government are committed to delivering through our $1.9 billion sovereign steelmaking package. There are currently about 1700 people employed at the Steelworks and after the blast furnace closure, there will be about 1200. For workers affected by the closure, we stand ready to help. The State and Federal Governments are also delivering a $10 million package to provide practical assistance with new employment opportunities, training and reskilling, career advice, financial information and wellbeing support. A Transition Centre is now open at the Whyalla TAFE campus to deliver these supports. Our economy is growing quickly with high demand for skilled labour. Already companies like BHP, Hallett and Peak Iron have expressed their interest in recruiting. Our intervention will also ensure affected workers receive their entitlements in full. We always knew the transition from an ageing blast furnace to the next generation of steelmaking would involve difficult decisions. But our objective has not changed - for Australia to make steel in Whyalla. I look forward to announcing the new owner and their plans later this year.

Revolut is a shithole. Do not use. My experience was worse than with traditional banking, and that was as a platinum card holder.

GREAT REPLACEMENT UPDATE: New Zealand, September 2026 Net migration is still hovering around the 20,000 mark. 38,300 NZ Citizens left on net, replaced by a net gain of 58,700 non-citizens - mostly Chinese, Indians, Filipinos and Sri Lankans. The Great Replacement continues, albeit more slowly than under the Ardern government. In the July 2026 year New Zealand had 134,400 migrant arrivals 114,100 migrant departures An annual net migration gain of 20,300. Here’s where they’re coming from: Returning Kiwis: 26,600 China: 19,500 India: 16,800 Philippines: 10,800 Australia: 4,800 Sri Lanka: 4,500 United States: 4,400 United Kingdom: 4,200 Full Stats NZ release - stats.govt.nz/information-re…

NEW: New leaked photo from GTA VI

Wow, the comments... People really think Bitcoin is a Democracy and your opinion matters, especially when you scream it on social media. If you don't like something, stop being whining children, and just stop it. Isn't everyone sick of this? What a waste of time/attention.