nomadpete

When I was young I thought love made my world go around, but.... It's wealth that does it!

The bestest goldest world leader has got it covered. Already, the *resident of the United States now states that the reason for this war (which isn't a WAR) is to destroy the nuclear weapons program that he claims to have already destroyed last year, while simultaneously claiming that the objective of the war is to open the strait of Hormuz that was already open before he started the war, but he is not going to open it. He doesn't need anyone's help to win the war. He already won the war on the first day anyway, and is currently winning the war, but demands help to win the war, and needs no help to win the war. I hope this clears up any confusion, which was all caused by corrupt Democrat fake news outlets.

So, storming the Capitol was a great idea, after all..... Dozens of Jan. 6 defendants and others present on Capitol grounds have filed a class action in Florida against DC + Capitol police for their use of force during the riot. Many of those on the list were convicted of felonies (and pardoned by Trump). https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flmd.456524/gov.uscourts.flmd.456524.1.0.pdf

All Hail President Ineptstein !

I recall working out near the Qld oil fields (St George?). I was told that the oil only needed primary filtering & water removal before going straight into the delivery tanker fuel tanks. Did those wells run dry? Could they be a source of diesel again?

That post is relevent to the EV thread. If they close both pinch points, I'll be buying an EV.

Hey Marty. Wotcha doin awastin time on the forum? Shouldn't you being planewatchin?

Sorry to contaminate our humorous thread with...... politics 😞 But this bloke is funny even though he is merikan. https://youtu.be/TPg0BWvhMkA?si=VugVw2yw-1qy2tt1

The fuel excise is long overdue for scrapping. The tax system needs revision. Modern technology should be capable of automated reporting of vehicle use. pay per kilometre would be fair.

Well that one works for me. My last quarterly bill happens to be $275. So far this quarter, I'm on track for a small credit. But no thanks go to any politician. I took the initiative myself. Thanks, sun!

True. But Oscar was NOT armless, was he! But he didn't have a leg to stand on.

I don't dispute that Iran has that history. However, I disagree about the bombing interrupting their quest for nuclear or any other weapons. It surely proves to the people that if only they had some nuclear bombs (just like Israel) they would be less vulnerable to a foreign country bombing them (it works for Israel). I don't see a positive side to any of it.

Nothing personal, GON, but why do you object to a progressive mindset? We need to make progress. Without progress we are stuck in 'same old, same old' systems. I wish our politicians started making progress toward fair policies. Progressive is the opposite of 'stuck in the past.'

Wasn't that what they promised us? The GST package was sold to us as part of an overhaul of taxation? Of course there is also the minor detail that "Vote for us - no GST on our watch!" Then as soon as they were elected, their first business was implementing GST.

Not something we can blame trumpy for, but kinda illustrates how Merkans end up with a reputation for poor decision making. "A county sheriff's office in Maryland said Monday a professional cornhole player who's also a quadruple amputee fatally shot a passenger in the front seat of a car he was driving during an argument." There are too many (trumplike) unanswered questions there. Who gave him control of the bus and the weaponry? https://www.cbc.ca/sports/cornhole-quarruple-amputee-murder-charges-9.7139716

Is it true that USA is going bankrupt? https://fortune.com/2026/03/23/us-government-insolvent-fiscal-crisis-fix/

I quoted net profits after tax and all outgoings.

I'm no fan of the backroom influence held by big mining (and esp multinational interests). However, a quick websearch offers up Australian mining revenue. In the 2022-23 financial year, Australia's mining industry generated a record $455 billion in export revenue. (Aside: just imagine the profits if we turned it into steel). Big dollars indeed. But look at the ratios. Australian mining sector contributes more than half of the country's corporate tax revenue, with the industry paying approximately $65 billion in company tax and royalties for the fiscal year 2023-24. This makes mining the largest taxpayer in Australia, At risk of oversimplifying, they collectively paid about 14% tax. I wish I had that tax rate on my pay packets!

Yeah it IS a picture. But is it silly?

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Aaaah, that explains the state of my love life...