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Almost forgot this is the whole point 🥹💚💛 Introducing our 23-player squad to take on Argentina! 🇦🇺v🇦🇷 30.05.25 - Marvel Stadium 🇦🇺v🇦🇷 2.06.25 - GIO Stadium Canberra #Matildas #VisitMelbourne #VisitVictoria #VisitCanberra Melbourne, Australia VisitCanberra

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100,390 просмотров • 11 дней назад

Future of all interfaces on a two wheeler - voice! We have been excited about it for a long time. Ather pretty much invented the concept of touch screens on 2Ws (being the first to do that on a production bike) and we continue to invest heavily into capabilities and feature sets on it. But even as we push the envelope on that front (almost half of our vehicles today ship with a touch TFT and 100% ship with on-board compute and connectivity) we believe the future could very well be one that does not need you to glance at the display at all. Using LLMs and natural language processing and bundling that inside our smart helmets (Halo) we believe that being able to ‘just tell’ your scooter what you want can be super intuitive. In fact far more intuitive than stationary applications like mobile phones, laptops etc. On a scooter you can’t operate touch while riding and we would rather have you glance as little as possible when in heavy traffic or at high speeds. Being able to just tell your Ather what you want, especially inside the cocoon of your helmet (or on any bluetooth headset really) is a significant tech and experience upgrade for riders: Navigation: “Take me to Nandi Hills,” “Navigate home,” “Let’s go to Cubbon Park,” “How far is the nearest charger?” “ETA to jaljog choraha?” "Time to stadium circle?" Vehicle Settings: “Decrease brightness,” or “Maximum brightness,” “Change Traction control to Rain,” “Magic twist, High,” “Share my live location.” Calls: “Call Rohit” - This is fully integrated with your existing contact list. Media controls: “Play the next song” “Pause” We unveiled it last year and have finally rolled out Voice on Ather to all our Gen 3 and above customers now. Do give it a try! Voice today is just the starting point. We believe we can build a ton of experiences for our riders on top of this capability. Next upgrade (soon): your Ather will talk and recommend things to you. Alerts, suggestions, feedbacks - proactively. Ather Energy
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Future of all interfaces on a two wheeler - voice! We have been excited about it for a long time. Ather pretty much invented the concept of touch screens on 2Ws (being the first to do that on a production bike) and we continue to invest heavily into capabilities and feature sets on it. But even as we push the envelope on that front (almost half of our vehicles today ship with a touch TFT and 100% ship with on-board compute and connectivity) we believe the future could very well be one that does not need you to glance at the display at all. Using LLMs and natural language processing and bundling that inside our smart helmets (Halo) we believe that being able to ‘just tell’ your scooter what you want can be super intuitive. In fact far more intuitive than stationary applications like mobile phones, laptops etc. On a scooter you can’t operate touch while riding and we would rather have you glance as little as possible when in heavy traffic or at high speeds. Being able to just tell your Ather what you want, especially inside the cocoon of your helmet (or on any bluetooth headset really) is a significant tech and experience upgrade for riders: Navigation: “Take me to Nandi Hills,” “Navigate home,” “Let’s go to Cubbon Park,” “How far is the nearest charger?” “ETA to jaljog choraha?” "Time to stadium circle?" Vehicle Settings: “Decrease brightness,” or “Maximum brightness,” “Change Traction control to Rain,” “Magic twist, High,” “Share my live location.” Calls: “Call Rohit” - This is fully integrated with your existing contact list. Media controls: “Play the next song” “Pause” We unveiled it last year and have finally rolled out Voice on Ather to all our Gen 3 and above customers now. Do give it a try! Voice today is just the starting point. We believe we can build a ton of experiences for our riders on top of this capability. Next upgrade (soon): your Ather will talk and recommend things to you. Alerts, suggestions, feedbacks - proactively. Ather Energy

Tarun Mehta

12,041 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Athletico Madrid v Spurs Well, here I am again in Madrid. It’s my 4th time & I’ve not seen us win yet 🤦🏻‍♂️ We all know what happened at the Metropolitano stadium the last time, so I’m hoping for better luck this time. Tudor needs to get this team Performing tonight or he could well be toast soon. I don’t think we will get a result like the last encounter in 1963 when we won 5-1 in the European Cup final. Make no mistake, Simeone’s team is hard to beat at home with an 80% win rate. Atleti are strong, but not vintage, but still, that home advantage is huge. I expect intensity from both teams,plenty of cards, and maybe goals both ways. Their attack is so frightening, which might explain why they’ve scored 24 goals already in the UCL. It’s a big concern when we’ve conceded 2 goals a game for our last 9 games, a club record. Sorloth is a big 6ft 5 Btec Haarland threat, as is the class of Alvarez, and you just know Lookman is going to score against us. They are, however, not as strong defensively as they used to be, so I’m hoping somehow we can exploit that. Despite our lack of goals, we just need to be able to take back something to the Lane next week. With the chance to play a back 3 with Cuti, MVDV, and Danso for the first time that I can remember with Porto and Spence, I’m more hopeful. I’m going to go for a 2-2 draw, delusional probably, but without hope, there’s no point coming here to support the team. There are players in our team that will turn up and perform tonight to put themselves in the shop window looking for a move. #COYS 🤍💙
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Athletico Madrid v Spurs Well, here I am again in Madrid. It’s my 4th time & I’ve not seen us win yet 🤦🏻‍♂️ We all know what happened at the Metropolitano stadium the last time, so I’m hoping for better luck this time. Tudor needs to get this team Performing tonight or he could well be toast soon. I don’t think we will get a result like the last encounter in 1963 when we won 5-1 in the European Cup final. Make no mistake, Simeone’s team is hard to beat at home with an 80% win rate. Atleti are strong, but not vintage, but still, that home advantage is huge. I expect intensity from both teams,plenty of cards, and maybe goals both ways. Their attack is so frightening, which might explain why they’ve scored 24 goals already in the UCL. It’s a big concern when we’ve conceded 2 goals a game for our last 9 games, a club record. Sorloth is a big 6ft 5 Btec Haarland threat, as is the class of Alvarez, and you just know Lookman is going to score against us. They are, however, not as strong defensively as they used to be, so I’m hoping somehow we can exploit that. Despite our lack of goals, we just need to be able to take back something to the Lane next week. With the chance to play a back 3 with Cuti, MVDV, and Danso for the first time that I can remember with Porto and Spence, I’m more hopeful. I’m going to go for a 2-2 draw, delusional probably, but without hope, there’s no point coming here to support the team. There are players in our team that will turn up and perform tonight to put themselves in the shop window looking for a move. #COYS 🤍💙

Jonny H

19,187 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE:🚨 “MONITORED FOR DISSENT” — THE CAROLINE WHITE STORY 🚨 👁️ In Victoria, an elected mum & small-biz owner is being monitored by state-appointed agents. Not for corruption. Not for crime. For standing up to the machine. 🎀 Caroline White runs a kids’ dance school. During lockdowns, brothels could open — but children’s dance classes were banned. She organised a pink-tutu protest. They eased restrictions… then came back even harder — demanding jabs for 12-year-olds. She refused. 🏠 Melbourne was under 23-hour house arrest for nearly two years. Playgrounds taped shut. Police threatening arrest for drinking coffee on a beach. Fear wasn’t a mistake. It was the policy. 🗳️ Instead of giving up, she ran for council — and won. Now she’s fighting to bring back Australia Day 🇦🇺, block overdevelopment, and stop farmland being seized for endless “green energy” projects. ⚡ But now the state has sent in a monitor — sitting in meetings, taking notes, grilling councillors. This isn’t accountability. It’s intimidation. 🚨 Crime is spiking. Families are struggling to put food on the table. And yet — when you speak against mass immigration or failed policies — you’re labelled “hate speech.” 🔥 Caroline is proof one person can fight back. The more they monitor, the more we watch them. This is not democracy — it’s soft tyranny. 📢 WHAT THIS MEANS: ⚠️ Grassroots leaders are rising — and the state is afraid. ⚠️ The machine survives on fear and silence. ⚠️ The front line is now your suburb, your street, your council. 💥 Will you sit down quietly — or stand up like Caroline White? 🚨 MONITORED FOR DISSENT IS NOT OUR FUTURE. 🚨Cr Caroline White
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BREAKING EXCLUSIVE:🚨 “MONITORED FOR DISSENT” — THE CAROLINE WHITE STORY 🚨 👁️ In Victoria, an elected mum & small-biz owner is being monitored by state-appointed agents. Not for corruption. Not for crime. For standing up to the machine. 🎀 Caroline White runs a kids’ dance school. During lockdowns, brothels could open — but children’s dance classes were banned. She organised a pink-tutu protest. They eased restrictions… then came back even harder — demanding jabs for 12-year-olds. She refused. 🏠 Melbourne was under 23-hour house arrest for nearly two years. Playgrounds taped shut. Police threatening arrest for drinking coffee on a beach. Fear wasn’t a mistake. It was the policy. 🗳️ Instead of giving up, she ran for council — and won. Now she’s fighting to bring back Australia Day 🇦🇺, block overdevelopment, and stop farmland being seized for endless “green energy” projects. ⚡ But now the state has sent in a monitor — sitting in meetings, taking notes, grilling councillors. This isn’t accountability. It’s intimidation. 🚨 Crime is spiking. Families are struggling to put food on the table. And yet — when you speak against mass immigration or failed policies — you’re labelled “hate speech.” 🔥 Caroline is proof one person can fight back. The more they monitor, the more we watch them. This is not democracy — it’s soft tyranny. 📢 WHAT THIS MEANS: ⚠️ Grassroots leaders are rising — and the state is afraid. ⚠️ The machine survives on fear and silence. ⚠️ The front line is now your suburb, your street, your council. 💥 Will you sit down quietly — or stand up like Caroline White? 🚨 MONITORED FOR DISSENT IS NOT OUR FUTURE. 🚨Cr Caroline White

Jim Ferguson

26,924 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Had so much fun chatting with Greg Kaplan (Greg Kaplan) and Michael Brennan of e61 Institute about Australia's stagnant productivity growth and how to fix it. The 2010s saw Australia's weakest productivity growth in 60 years. It was in many ways a lost decade. And it's dragging on—unlike the US, we haven't bounced out of covid with strong productivity growth. We discuss the extent to which this is being (i) caused by frontier-wide factors; (ii) caused by Australia-specific factors; and (iii) simply an artefact of how productivity is measured. We also go into a bunch of specific ideas, like: - why it could be better to densify Canberra than Sydney/Melbourne; - what should Albo do if he was bullish on AI; and - what we can learn from the stunning innovativeness of Australia's agricultural sector. And we discuss deeper questions around the role of government—as it's not really clear what levers the government currently has over productivity (at least for its *growth rate*). Links below. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction. (0:01:47) - Why has construction productivity stagnated—in Australia and the West? (0:08:38) - Can housing supply meaningfully grow just by improving construction productivity (without planning reform)? (0:12:50) - If construction and regulatory bottlenecks ease, what becomes the new supply constraint? (0:21:49) - Would densifying Sydney/Melbourne deliver big productivity gains—or should smaller cities scale? (0:29:48) - The most important limitations of GDP as a metric. (0:34:29) - Growth accounting in ~8 minutes: capital, labour, TFP. (0:43:04) - Is there a single “north-star” metric for policymakers? (0:47:12) - Should policymakers care more about TFP or labour productivity? (0:52:11) - Why revenue per worker is an imperfect proxy for firm-level productivity. (0:56:00) - Do these measurement critiques change what policy should do now? (0:58:25) - Stylised facts about the Australian economy. (1:04:01) - Status update on the health of the Australian economy. (1:06:43) - What would it take for Australia to be the richest country again? (1:11:23) - What growth rates are realistically achievable for Australia? (1:15:24) - How much GDP do we forgo over 10 years if weak productivity persists? (1:16:23) - Services, Baumol’s cost disease, and measurement. (1:29:18) - Lowest-hanging fruit for quality/productivity gains in services. (1:35:29) - Australia-specific vs frontier-wide causes of the slowdown. (1:39:51) - Best/worst Australian industries for TFP (i.e. “MFP”) growth over recent decades. (1:53:18) - Why has TFP slowed across almost every industry? (The chart behind the slowdown.) (1:59:41) - What is Australia’s “single most productive” company? (2:01:43) - Which industries have the biggest gaps between frontier and laggard firms? (2:07:53) - Is the median US firm more productive than its Australian counterpart, or is the US average skewed by superstars? (2:10:10) - What would Australian management look like if we converged on US practices? (2:13:15) - Why has the US—almost alone among rich countries—had strong recent productivity growth? (2:15:11) - How much of the US–Australia TFP gap is “culture”? (2:21:21) - Minimum reforms needed to restore 1–2% annual labour-productivity growth? (2:24:38) - Beyond Sydney/Melbourne: building (or scaling) new cities. (2:28:59) - If you were Anthony Albanese and bullish on AI, what would you do? (2:31:21) - How important is the CSIRO to Australia’s TFP? (2:33:02) - Three sensible reforms: tax; carbon pricing; road-user charging. (2:40:46) - Are the 1980s microeconomic reforms overrated? (2:44:33) - What levers reach the productivity growth rate—or is lifting levels the only game? (2:49:54) - Are we too concerned about the reform era ending? (2:56:12) - Most non-obvious lessons from the reform era.
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Had so much fun chatting with Greg Kaplan (Greg Kaplan) and Michael Brennan of e61 Institute about Australia's stagnant productivity growth and how to fix it. The 2010s saw Australia's weakest productivity growth in 60 years. It was in many ways a lost decade. And it's dragging on—unlike the US, we haven't bounced out of covid with strong productivity growth. We discuss the extent to which this is being (i) caused by frontier-wide factors; (ii) caused by Australia-specific factors; and (iii) simply an artefact of how productivity is measured. We also go into a bunch of specific ideas, like: - why it could be better to densify Canberra than Sydney/Melbourne; - what should Albo do if he was bullish on AI; and - what we can learn from the stunning innovativeness of Australia's agricultural sector. And we discuss deeper questions around the role of government—as it's not really clear what levers the government currently has over productivity (at least for its *growth rate*). Links below. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction. (0:01:47) - Why has construction productivity stagnated—in Australia and the West? (0:08:38) - Can housing supply meaningfully grow just by improving construction productivity (without planning reform)? (0:12:50) - If construction and regulatory bottlenecks ease, what becomes the new supply constraint? (0:21:49) - Would densifying Sydney/Melbourne deliver big productivity gains—or should smaller cities scale? (0:29:48) - The most important limitations of GDP as a metric. (0:34:29) - Growth accounting in ~8 minutes: capital, labour, TFP. (0:43:04) - Is there a single “north-star” metric for policymakers? (0:47:12) - Should policymakers care more about TFP or labour productivity? (0:52:11) - Why revenue per worker is an imperfect proxy for firm-level productivity. (0:56:00) - Do these measurement critiques change what policy should do now? (0:58:25) - Stylised facts about the Australian economy. (1:04:01) - Status update on the health of the Australian economy. (1:06:43) - What would it take for Australia to be the richest country again? (1:11:23) - What growth rates are realistically achievable for Australia? (1:15:24) - How much GDP do we forgo over 10 years if weak productivity persists? (1:16:23) - Services, Baumol’s cost disease, and measurement. (1:29:18) - Lowest-hanging fruit for quality/productivity gains in services. (1:35:29) - Australia-specific vs frontier-wide causes of the slowdown. (1:39:51) - Best/worst Australian industries for TFP (i.e. “MFP”) growth over recent decades. (1:53:18) - Why has TFP slowed across almost every industry? (The chart behind the slowdown.) (1:59:41) - What is Australia’s “single most productive” company? (2:01:43) - Which industries have the biggest gaps between frontier and laggard firms? (2:07:53) - Is the median US firm more productive than its Australian counterpart, or is the US average skewed by superstars? (2:10:10) - What would Australian management look like if we converged on US practices? (2:13:15) - Why has the US—almost alone among rich countries—had strong recent productivity growth? (2:15:11) - How much of the US–Australia TFP gap is “culture”? (2:21:21) - Minimum reforms needed to restore 1–2% annual labour-productivity growth? (2:24:38) - Beyond Sydney/Melbourne: building (or scaling) new cities. (2:28:59) - If you were Anthony Albanese and bullish on AI, what would you do? (2:31:21) - How important is the CSIRO to Australia’s TFP? (2:33:02) - Three sensible reforms: tax; carbon pricing; road-user charging. (2:40:46) - Are the 1980s microeconomic reforms overrated? (2:44:33) - What levers reach the productivity growth rate—or is lifting levels the only game? (2:49:54) - Are we too concerned about the reform era ending? (2:56:12) - Most non-obvious lessons from the reform era.

Joseph Noel Walker

128,950 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Thought for today…. I would like to thank Alexander Isak for his behaviour and forcing to leave Newcastle. I would also like to thank Liverpool for the duplicitous way they unsettled him. Why FFS you may ask? Hear me out… 1. The bloke is not a team player as he showed last season with his performances at the start and end of last season and we only want fully committed players at our club. 2. At some point due to the corrupt PSR rules we were going to have to sell a big player to enable us to move to the next level. It might as well be one with the lack of character and morality that he has shown. 3. Isak and Liverpool have handed us a massive windfall that has the potential to transform the club over the next few seasons. Without this we would not be able to move forward as quickly and we would all be waiting for the axe to fall on another star player. That is less likely now. 4. We now, potentially,have the strongest squad in my living memory (with the possible exception of Keegan’s Entertainers but who knows they may surpass even them) 5. The new CEO and Sporting Director (both of whom are top class if reports are correct) will be walking into a club that is united from top to bottom and in a very strong financial position. A club that has qualified for the Champions League in two of the last 3 season and won its first domestic trophy in 70 years. A club that is clearly on the up. 6. PIF will hopefully have learned lessons from what happened this summer and even though it was a little late they acted in the last few weeks and made sure the end to they transfer window could be deemed a big success despite the circumstances (next up get the CEO and Sporting Director in and announce a new stadium) 7. Eddie Howe, Andy Howe, Jamie Reuben and Steve Nickson have cemented their reputations. In particular Eddie’s handling of the whole Isak affair has been a masterclass in diplomacy, hard work, and man management - we truly have an absolute gem and a gentleman leading the team. 8. In summary we have a club that is united from top to bottom, in a healthy financial position, a much stronger squad with players committed to the club, new top class senior personnel to be added very shortly, a second Champions League season to look forward to and hopefully more silverware. Thanks Isak (you are still a rat) and Liverpool (your £135m will move us to the next level head of time) HWTL 🖤🤍🖤🤍
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Thought for today…. I would like to thank Alexander Isak for his behaviour and forcing to leave Newcastle. I would also like to thank Liverpool for the duplicitous way they unsettled him. Why FFS you may ask? Hear me out… 1. The bloke is not a team player as he showed last season with his performances at the start and end of last season and we only want fully committed players at our club. 2. At some point due to the corrupt PSR rules we were going to have to sell a big player to enable us to move to the next level. It might as well be one with the lack of character and morality that he has shown. 3. Isak and Liverpool have handed us a massive windfall that has the potential to transform the club over the next few seasons. Without this we would not be able to move forward as quickly and we would all be waiting for the axe to fall on another star player. That is less likely now. 4. We now, potentially,have the strongest squad in my living memory (with the possible exception of Keegan’s Entertainers but who knows they may surpass even them) 5. The new CEO and Sporting Director (both of whom are top class if reports are correct) will be walking into a club that is united from top to bottom and in a very strong financial position. A club that has qualified for the Champions League in two of the last 3 season and won its first domestic trophy in 70 years. A club that is clearly on the up. 6. PIF will hopefully have learned lessons from what happened this summer and even though it was a little late they acted in the last few weeks and made sure the end to they transfer window could be deemed a big success despite the circumstances (next up get the CEO and Sporting Director in and announce a new stadium) 7. Eddie Howe, Andy Howe, Jamie Reuben and Steve Nickson have cemented their reputations. In particular Eddie’s handling of the whole Isak affair has been a masterclass in diplomacy, hard work, and man management - we truly have an absolute gem and a gentleman leading the team. 8. In summary we have a club that is united from top to bottom, in a healthy financial position, a much stronger squad with players committed to the club, new top class senior personnel to be added very shortly, a second Champions League season to look forward to and hopefully more silverware. Thanks Isak (you are still a rat) and Liverpool (your £135m will move us to the next level head of time) HWTL 🖤🤍🖤🤍

Toontalk News

156,403 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

🇦🇺 HOT TAKE: IMMIGRATION FAILED DUE TO LACK OF INTEGRATION AND IT'S PROBABLY ALL BY DESIGN Here's the uncomfortable part nobody wants to say out loud: Australia's government knew. They investigated. They gave him guns anyway. Then 15 people died. The timeline you're not supposed to connect: 1998: Naveed Akram's father arrives Sydney on student visa 2019: Naveed investigated for association with ISIS cell. Authorities knew. He was on their radar. 2015–2025: Father obtains licenses for six firearms. Becomes gun club member for a decade. Despite his son being investigated for terror links. December 14, 2025: Father and son use those licensed firearms to murder 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach. Including a 10-year-old girl named Matilda. Including Rabbi Eli Schlanger, father of five whose youngest was born two months ago. The pattern Australian officials pretended not to see: August 2025: Australia expels Iran's ambassador for directing attacks against Jewish targets. Intelligence chief Mike Burgess says they uncovered links "between alleged crimes and commanders in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps." December 2024: Melbourne synagogue firebombing October 2024: Sydney cafe arson attack November 2024: Woollahra graffiti and arson, 10+ cars damaged Days after October 7, 2023: Sydney Opera House protest with Hamas/Hezbollah flags July 2025: Australia's antisemitism envoy releases recommendations to combat rising attacks. Not implemented. December 2025: Mass shooting at Jewish religious celebration. Here's what nobody wants to admit: Every step of this was preventable. The father arrived on a student visa 27 years ago. His son was investigated for ISIS cell association in 2019. And in the years after that investigation, the father obtained 6 gun licenses. 6 licenses... after his son was investigated for ISIS. The guns used in the attack? All legally licensed to the father. Australian officials are now focusing on gun control. New South Wales Police Commissioner Malcolm Lanyon talking about the National Firearms Register, limiting firearms per individual. Missing the point entirely. The guns were already registered. The guy had licenses. The system worked exactly as designed – it just gave firearms to the father of a terror suspect and called it legal. The uncomfortable question: How do you import millions of people, fail to enforce cultural integration, ignore intelligence warnings, give gun licenses to the families of terror suspects, don't implement your own antisemitism task force recommendations, and then act shocked when they kill 15 people at a Jewish religious celebration? Opposition leader Sussan Ley: "There is palpable anger because antisemitism has been left to fester. This is a clear failure to keep Jewish Australians safe." Antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal: "This has been seeping into society for years. The Jewish community is terrified. Some don't want to leave their homes." Netanyahu to Australia: "You did nothing to curb the cancer cells growing inside your country." Harsh words. But scroll back through that timeline and tell me he's wrong. The broader pattern: This isn't unique to Australia. Melbourne. Paris. London. Stockholm. Germany. The same playbook: Import populations without demanding integration, ignore warning signs because enforcing standards would be "racist," punish citizens who point out problems, then act blindsided when violence erupts. Australia held 18 months of "awful but lawful" protests where antisemitic messages spread below prosecution thresholds. Experts warned the country "crossed the Rubicon" on free speech, needed to redefine hate speech and politically motivated violence. Warnings ignored. Recommendations not implemented. Gun licenses still issued. Then came Bondi Beach. Ahmed al Ahmed – Muslim fruit shop owner – tackled the gunman, wrestled away his weapon while taking bullets to his arm and hand. He's recovering after one surgery, needs 2–3 more. His family calls him "100 per cent hero." Because he is. The hero stopping the massacre was the same faith background as the killers. Which proves this isn't about broad religious demographics – it's about specific choices: who you let in, what standards you enforce, which warnings you heed. Australia chose to let student visas turn into permanent residency without scrutiny. Chose to give gun licenses to the father of an ISIS-investigated suspect. Chose not to implement antisemitism task force recommendations. Chose to allow "awful but lawful" hate speech for 18 months. 15 people paid with their lives for those choices. The design you're not supposed to notice: This pattern repeats across every Western nation. Import populations. Skip integration requirements. Ignore cultural conflicts. Suppress criticism as bigotry. Watch parallel societies form. Act shocked when violence erupts. Blame "mental illness" or "lone wolves." Repeat. PM Albanese's response: Focus on gun control. Not on how the father got those licenses. Not on why the son's ISIS investigation didn't flag the family. Not on why antisemitism recommendations sat unimplemented. Not on immigration vetting failures. Just guns. As if the problem is weapons, not the hands holding them. The uncomfortable truth: You can't import millions without assimilation standards, give terror suspects' families gun licenses, ignore your own security advisors, allow hate speech at iconic landmarks for 18 months, and then blame the guns when people die. Matilda was 10 years old. Rabbi Schlanger's youngest child is 2 months old and will never meet his father. 13 others are gone. Ahmed al Ahmed is recovering from bullet wounds after stopping what should have been 30+ deaths. This was preventable. Every step was preventable. From the 1998 visa to the 2019 investigation that went nowhere to the gun licenses issued afterward to the July 2025 recommendations left unimplemented. Australia knew. And Australia issued the licenses anyway. That's the uncomfortable truth. The rest is just noise. Sources: Reuters, Bloomberg, Sydney Morning Herald, NSW Police, Australian government statements, Concerned Citizen
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🇦🇺 HOT TAKE: IMMIGRATION FAILED DUE TO LACK OF INTEGRATION AND IT'S PROBABLY ALL BY DESIGN Here's the uncomfortable part nobody wants to say out loud: Australia's government knew. They investigated. They gave him guns anyway. Then 15 people died. The timeline you're not supposed to connect: 1998: Naveed Akram's father arrives Sydney on student visa 2019: Naveed investigated for association with ISIS cell. Authorities knew. He was on their radar. 2015–2025: Father obtains licenses for six firearms. Becomes gun club member for a decade. Despite his son being investigated for terror links. December 14, 2025: Father and son use those licensed firearms to murder 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach. Including a 10-year-old girl named Matilda. Including Rabbi Eli Schlanger, father of five whose youngest was born two months ago. The pattern Australian officials pretended not to see: August 2025: Australia expels Iran's ambassador for directing attacks against Jewish targets. Intelligence chief Mike Burgess says they uncovered links "between alleged crimes and commanders in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps." December 2024: Melbourne synagogue firebombing October 2024: Sydney cafe arson attack November 2024: Woollahra graffiti and arson, 10+ cars damaged Days after October 7, 2023: Sydney Opera House protest with Hamas/Hezbollah flags July 2025: Australia's antisemitism envoy releases recommendations to combat rising attacks. Not implemented. December 2025: Mass shooting at Jewish religious celebration. Here's what nobody wants to admit: Every step of this was preventable. The father arrived on a student visa 27 years ago. His son was investigated for ISIS cell association in 2019. And in the years after that investigation, the father obtained 6 gun licenses. 6 licenses... after his son was investigated for ISIS. The guns used in the attack? All legally licensed to the father. Australian officials are now focusing on gun control. New South Wales Police Commissioner Malcolm Lanyon talking about the National Firearms Register, limiting firearms per individual. Missing the point entirely. The guns were already registered. The guy had licenses. The system worked exactly as designed – it just gave firearms to the father of a terror suspect and called it legal. The uncomfortable question: How do you import millions of people, fail to enforce cultural integration, ignore intelligence warnings, give gun licenses to the families of terror suspects, don't implement your own antisemitism task force recommendations, and then act shocked when they kill 15 people at a Jewish religious celebration? Opposition leader Sussan Ley: "There is palpable anger because antisemitism has been left to fester. This is a clear failure to keep Jewish Australians safe." Antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal: "This has been seeping into society for years. The Jewish community is terrified. Some don't want to leave their homes." Netanyahu to Australia: "You did nothing to curb the cancer cells growing inside your country." Harsh words. But scroll back through that timeline and tell me he's wrong. The broader pattern: This isn't unique to Australia. Melbourne. Paris. London. Stockholm. Germany. The same playbook: Import populations without demanding integration, ignore warning signs because enforcing standards would be "racist," punish citizens who point out problems, then act blindsided when violence erupts. Australia held 18 months of "awful but lawful" protests where antisemitic messages spread below prosecution thresholds. Experts warned the country "crossed the Rubicon" on free speech, needed to redefine hate speech and politically motivated violence. Warnings ignored. Recommendations not implemented. Gun licenses still issued. Then came Bondi Beach. Ahmed al Ahmed – Muslim fruit shop owner – tackled the gunman, wrestled away his weapon while taking bullets to his arm and hand. He's recovering after one surgery, needs 2–3 more. His family calls him "100 per cent hero." Because he is. The hero stopping the massacre was the same faith background as the killers. Which proves this isn't about broad religious demographics – it's about specific choices: who you let in, what standards you enforce, which warnings you heed. Australia chose to let student visas turn into permanent residency without scrutiny. Chose to give gun licenses to the father of an ISIS-investigated suspect. Chose not to implement antisemitism task force recommendations. Chose to allow "awful but lawful" hate speech for 18 months. 15 people paid with their lives for those choices. The design you're not supposed to notice: This pattern repeats across every Western nation. Import populations. Skip integration requirements. Ignore cultural conflicts. Suppress criticism as bigotry. Watch parallel societies form. Act shocked when violence erupts. Blame "mental illness" or "lone wolves." Repeat. PM Albanese's response: Focus on gun control. Not on how the father got those licenses. Not on why the son's ISIS investigation didn't flag the family. Not on why antisemitism recommendations sat unimplemented. Not on immigration vetting failures. Just guns. As if the problem is weapons, not the hands holding them. The uncomfortable truth: You can't import millions without assimilation standards, give terror suspects' families gun licenses, ignore your own security advisors, allow hate speech at iconic landmarks for 18 months, and then blame the guns when people die. Matilda was 10 years old. Rabbi Schlanger's youngest child is 2 months old and will never meet his father. 13 others are gone. Ahmed al Ahmed is recovering from bullet wounds after stopping what should have been 30+ deaths. This was preventable. Every step was preventable. From the 1998 visa to the 2019 investigation that went nowhere to the gun licenses issued afterward to the July 2025 recommendations left unimplemented. Australia knew. And Australia issued the licenses anyway. That's the uncomfortable truth. The rest is just noise. Sources: Reuters, Bloomberg, Sydney Morning Herald, NSW Police, Australian government statements, Concerned Citizen

Mario Nawfal

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LINK & INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO ATTEND OUR FEDERAL COURT HEARING VIA ZOOM NEXT MONDAY *Repost & share - We need to show the court that there is still very much public interest in this incredibly important landmark case. No government can be allowed to invoke such vile overreaching and tyrannical charter/human rights violations on Canadians ever again. Vaccine Travel Mandates lawsuit Hearing Date: November 3rd, 2025 - 1pm EST Case/file #: T-2536-23 - SHAUN RICKARD ET AL. v. HMK ET AL If you would like to attend the hearing virtually, please follow this link. Scroll down, go to page 2 and and click on the little green box with the pen (see attached screenshot). Then enter your information, click register and you will be sent an e-mail confirmation: *Please note, the hearing will now be held at the Federal Court in Toronto, not the Federal Court of Appeal as originally thought: 180 Queen St W Toronto ON M5V 1Z4 If you would like to attend in person, please contact the Clerk at the Federal Court and quote the file # above: T: 416-973-3356 E: audiences@fct-cf.ca Where we are at with the case: After nearly 4 years, the 15,000 pages of evidence – including some extremely damning/incriminating details – is getting closer to Court. Further to the Federal Court ruling that our landmark action can go to trial, the appeal to ensure the whole action can proceed will be heard on November 3rd, 2025 in the Federal Court of Appeal in Toronto. Further to our earlier and full update below from January 9th of this year, we now now move a step closer to the opportunity to fully hold the Liberal government, and Justin Trudeau, to account in court. Their divisive, cruel and unscientific overreach in imposing a nearly 9 months ban on unvaccinated Canadians and Permanent Residents from travelling on planes, trains and ships caused hardship and damage to millions of people in Canada. The hard work of our talented young lawyer, Sam Presvelos, paid off in June 2022 when evidence emerging in discovery in those earlier stages of the case caused then Attorney General David Lametti to reconsider the government’s position and the ‘vaccine mandate for travel’ was suspended with the implicit threat being made that they would do it again if they wanted to do so. In a moment of respite those millions of people, denied their fundamental Section 6 rights for nearly 9 months, could once again travel to see their loved ones and family events; to work; and to take much needed vacation time. This appeal, which will be heard at the Federal Court of Appeal in Toronto on November 3rd at 1pm Eastern Time, will consider whether Justice Kent Horne erred when he allowed the government’s motion to strike out two parts of our claim – those parts in relation to s.7 and s.12 of the Charter. Justice Horne allowed those parts in relation to s6 and s15 to go ahead to trial pending the outcome of this appeal and any further appeals that may follow. s.7 (life, liberty, security) deals with crucial rights that permit us all to decide for ourselves what happens to our body. We believe that the choice to accept a vaccine or not should be free of any sort of coercion or detrimental consequences imposed by any authority. They do not accept that the bar to their success in relation to s.7 is so high as to have no reasonable prospect of success and that their arguments should be allowed to proceed to trial. s.12 (cruel/unusual punishment) is normally heard in relation to the cruel and unusual punishment of people in the criminal justice system in relation to penal sanctions. We believe that then Prime Minister Trudeau developed the vaccine mandate as a deliberately cruel and unusual punishment for those Canadians who were exercising their s7 right to refuse the Covid-19 vaccines and, at the same time to use that punishment very publicly as a political campaign promise and ‘wedge issue’ in the 2021 General Election. The appeal will not be easy, but our case is in great hands with Sam Presvelos, the young litigator who achieved so much for millions of people in Canada who were, until June 2022, denied the right to even leave their country! If we succeed the government may then try to further appeal the decision to the Supreme Court of Canada. It is very apparent that they do not want this case to be heard and particularly, perhaps, the s.7 arguments. If we are unsuccessful at this stage, they may take their arguments to the Supreme Court. We want to have our arguments and evidence heard on all four Sections 6,7,12 and 15. If you would like to help support this incredibly important landmark lawsuit, you can do so via e-transfer: donations@freedomandjustice.ca or via the donations page on our website: More details can be found on our official website: Also more details/updates on the case and hearing here:
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LINK & INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO ATTEND OUR FEDERAL COURT HEARING VIA ZOOM NEXT MONDAY *Repost & share - We need to show the court that there is still very much public interest in this incredibly important landmark case. No government can be allowed to invoke such vile overreaching and tyrannical charter/human rights violations on Canadians ever again. Vaccine Travel Mandates lawsuit Hearing Date: November 3rd, 2025 - 1pm EST Case/file #: T-2536-23 - SHAUN RICKARD ET AL. v. HMK ET AL If you would like to attend the hearing virtually, please follow this link. Scroll down, go to page 2 and and click on the little green box with the pen (see attached screenshot). Then enter your information, click register and you will be sent an e-mail confirmation: *Please note, the hearing will now be held at the Federal Court in Toronto, not the Federal Court of Appeal as originally thought: 180 Queen St W Toronto ON M5V 1Z4 If you would like to attend in person, please contact the Clerk at the Federal Court and quote the file # above: T: 416-973-3356 E: [email protected] Where we are at with the case: After nearly 4 years, the 15,000 pages of evidence – including some extremely damning/incriminating details – is getting closer to Court. Further to the Federal Court ruling that our landmark action can go to trial, the appeal to ensure the whole action can proceed will be heard on November 3rd, 2025 in the Federal Court of Appeal in Toronto. Further to our earlier and full update below from January 9th of this year, we now now move a step closer to the opportunity to fully hold the Liberal government, and Justin Trudeau, to account in court. Their divisive, cruel and unscientific overreach in imposing a nearly 9 months ban on unvaccinated Canadians and Permanent Residents from travelling on planes, trains and ships caused hardship and damage to millions of people in Canada. The hard work of our talented young lawyer, Sam Presvelos, paid off in June 2022 when evidence emerging in discovery in those earlier stages of the case caused then Attorney General David Lametti to reconsider the government’s position and the ‘vaccine mandate for travel’ was suspended with the implicit threat being made that they would do it again if they wanted to do so. In a moment of respite those millions of people, denied their fundamental Section 6 rights for nearly 9 months, could once again travel to see their loved ones and family events; to work; and to take much needed vacation time. This appeal, which will be heard at the Federal Court of Appeal in Toronto on November 3rd at 1pm Eastern Time, will consider whether Justice Kent Horne erred when he allowed the government’s motion to strike out two parts of our claim – those parts in relation to s.7 and s.12 of the Charter. Justice Horne allowed those parts in relation to s6 and s15 to go ahead to trial pending the outcome of this appeal and any further appeals that may follow. s.7 (life, liberty, security) deals with crucial rights that permit us all to decide for ourselves what happens to our body. We believe that the choice to accept a vaccine or not should be free of any sort of coercion or detrimental consequences imposed by any authority. They do not accept that the bar to their success in relation to s.7 is so high as to have no reasonable prospect of success and that their arguments should be allowed to proceed to trial. s.12 (cruel/unusual punishment) is normally heard in relation to the cruel and unusual punishment of people in the criminal justice system in relation to penal sanctions. We believe that then Prime Minister Trudeau developed the vaccine mandate as a deliberately cruel and unusual punishment for those Canadians who were exercising their s7 right to refuse the Covid-19 vaccines and, at the same time to use that punishment very publicly as a political campaign promise and ‘wedge issue’ in the 2021 General Election. The appeal will not be easy, but our case is in great hands with Sam Presvelos, the young litigator who achieved so much for millions of people in Canada who were, until June 2022, denied the right to even leave their country! If we succeed the government may then try to further appeal the decision to the Supreme Court of Canada. It is very apparent that they do not want this case to be heard and particularly, perhaps, the s.7 arguments. If we are unsuccessful at this stage, they may take their arguments to the Supreme Court. We want to have our arguments and evidence heard on all four Sections 6,7,12 and 15. If you would like to help support this incredibly important landmark lawsuit, you can do so via e-transfer: [email protected] or via the donations page on our website: More details can be found on our official website: Also more details/updates on the case and hearing here:

Shaun Rickard

34,834 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад