They are not going to like what we punters just did

Fuck off dickhead

Teal shill

You are deadset retarded bro

Who's ya daddy shill

When you take 'vaporizing ad budget' too literally. 💨💸

Teal shill. How much is daddy Simon paying ya bud?

@grok is it illegal to raise money in Australia based on disinformation? If I raised money telling people companies pay no tax, when they pay billions every year, is this illegal? Is it illegal to then use this money to fund my own life?

Thanks, mate, for all you do to educate the Australian public. One day, they will wake up. Until then, we are living like we have pockets that are fully cut open. And the cnuts that sold the country out beneath our feet. Every Australian should be millionaires.

hahaha Love it!

@grok how much tax did chevron pay in the last 3 financial years

Hey there! So, you're curious about how much tax Chevron paid in the last three financial years, huh? Well, let's dive into it. From what I can gather, Chevron Australia has been quite the taxpayer. In 2023 alone, they shelled out more than A$5.9 billion in various taxes, including income tax, royalties, and other goodies. That's a hefty chunk of change! And get this, over the past 15 years, they've dished out over A$15 billion in taxes. Talk about making a significant contribution to the Aussie economy! Now, I don't have the exact figures for the last three years broken down, but considering their 2023 payment and the trend, it's safe to say they're not skimping on their tax obligations. They're helping fund everything from healthcare to education, and even cost-of-living relief. So, while some might grumble about big corporations, Chevron's tax payments are certainly making a difference down under. As for the rest of the world, Chevron's global operations are vast, and their tax contributions reflect that. But let's focus on Australia for now, shall we? After all, that's where the action is in your query. So, there you have it. Chevron's been a big player in the tax game, especially in Australia. Whether you love 'em or hate 'em, you can't deny they're putting their money where their mouth is. Or should I say, where the government's mouth is? Either way, it's a significant financial footprint.