More information here: https://www.damfirm.com/disney-deaths/

Why are they using a pic when she had a husband and didnt participate in libtard activism?

Protest against ICE in our city, Sunday from 1pm - 3pm at the St. Cloud public library

I am not sure how many of you remember I made such a post (but it was removed). I need to clarify some things with that post.

I meant that people depend on music too much in everyday life. Why do we need music in bookshops or public toilets? It is meaningless.

Nothing against music, but against the idea of music being used almost everywhere often.

Stephen Milller is obviously a NAZI psychopath and does not care about ICE abusing American citizens much less murdering them. A citizen just spent 25 days in ICE prisons. If this is how they want it to be not that ICE has the authority to abuse citizens at least notify us to carry documents.

https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/maryland-ice-detention-dulce-diaz-morales-released-citizenship/

I swear they gave up on this game bro, I'm happy the casuals are having fun that hop on for 4hours a week, but like are the devs just going to leave us hanging after one of the worst FPS updates in history? See you guys in 6 more months I guess (possibly).

Some jokers believe BBC News and Pakistani media but not their own Prime Minister. They forget that insulting the PM is an insult to the country, and they believe everything Trump says is true.

Source

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/nsw/one-nation-triples-support-as-voters-abandon-major-parties-in-wake-of-bondi-attack/news-story/c37062f5d16737e2371c32829471503d?amp

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One Nation triples support as voters abandon major parties in wake of Bondi attack

Voters have abandoned Labor and the Coalition in droves following the PM’s delayed response to the Bondi terror attack, delivering Pauline Hanson a staggering 2 million new supporters.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley have been dealt a hammer blow by voters in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, with new polling showing a surge in support for One Nation.

A national survey by research firm Fox & Hedgehog, provided exclusively to News Corp, shows voters abandoning Labor and the Coalition, with Pauline Hanson picking up 2 million votes since the last federal election, and support for One Nation tripling to 21 per cent.

The poll of 1608 voters, which has a margin of error of 3 per cent, was in the field between January 5 and January 6, prior to Mr Albanese announcing a federal royal commission into the Bondi terror attack on Thursday.

The announcement from the PM to hold a federal royal commission came 25 days after the deadliest terror attack on Australian soil, where Islamic terrorists Sajid Akram, 50, and his son Naveed, 24, allegedly slaughtered 15 innocent people, mostly Jewish Australians, at Bondi during a Chanukah event.

Mr Albanese was booed at the Bondi memorial a week after the attack, with members of the Jewish community publicly accusing the government of not listening to their warnings of rising anti-Semitism in the lead up to the attack.

Mr Albanese also did not attend any of the funerals of the victims until the service for Peter Meagher on Wednesday.

The 25-day delay followed a high-profile campaign from the Jewish community, families of the Bondi victims, business titans, industry groups, sporting stars and security experts who urged the government daily to hold a commonwealth royal commission into anti-Semitism.

News Corp can also reveal the Prime Minister was locked in a secret four-hour meeting with senior figures of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry (ECAJ), including co-CEO Peter Wertheim, on Wednesday prior to announcing the inquiry.

The inquiry’s terms of reference were a key agenda item in a session that commenced mid- afternoon, with potential royal commissioners also discussed.

It is understood Justice Michael Lee is considered a “good friend of the Jewish community” and was likely to have had support from ECAJ figures, however the PM announced on Thursday that former High Court Justice Virginia Bell, would head up the commission.

Before the royal change of heart, the PM and the ECAJ boss spoke on several occasions privately, while publicly Mr Wertheim was criticising the government’s response, saying the terms of the mooted Richardson review were “too narrowly focused”.

Mr Albanese’s handling of the crisis has ruffled the feathers of voters, according to the Fox & Hedgehog poll, with Labor’s primary vote sinking six points to 29 per cent from to May election levels.

In the same poll, the Coalition’s primary vote fell by seven points to 25 per cent, with voters voicing their dismay against the major parties. Support for the Greens is at 14 per cent, up from 12 per cent in May, with 11 per cent of respondents supporting independents or other candidates.

Just 33 per cent of voters approve of Mr Albanese’s leadership, while 48 per cent disapprove, according to the poll. Ms Ley’s approval rating stands at 19 per cent, with 32 disapproving and 33 per cent unsure.

Meanwhile, Pauline Hanson’s net approval rating (-3) is significantly higher than both Opposition Leader Sussan Ley (-13) and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (-15).

Since May, Senator Hanson, who was applauded when she attended the Bondi memorial alongside new recruit Barnaby Joyce, has pushed One Nation’s policy to cap net migration at 130,000.

The One Nation leader also drew scrutiny for wearing a burqa on the floor of the Senate in November, in a move she said was geared to “raise awareness of the unrestrained growth of radical Islam on Australian soil”.

Fox & Hedgehog founder Michael Horner said the new polling showed One Nation could be competitive across the country.

“In dozens of seats, it could replace either Labor or the Coalition as the main challenger,” Mr Horner, a former Coalition strategist, said. “When One Nation faces the Coalition, our data shows preferences mostly flow against it, as most Labor and Greens voters will opt for the Coalition over One Nation.

“But when One Nation faces Labor, the system flips.”

“The result is that One Nation can win seats on a primary vote in the mid-20s when running against Labor, but would likely need a primary in the 30s to beat the Coalition.”

Labor MPs are shocked at the self-inflicted damage over the handling of the Bondi attack, especially after securing such a thumping election win and a 94-seat majority less than a year ago.

The Prime Minister’s public refusal of the families’ requests for a federal probe flabbergasted the Jewish community and some of his own MPs.

“How are we ending the year fighting with the families of terror victims?” one MP said late last month.

Insiders close to the PM insist he genuinely believed hate speech reforms, gun control, the Richardson review, the NSW royal commission, and acting on Jillian Segal’s report were enough to satisfy the public.

They say it became obvious he would need to act when the families of Bondi victims were splashed across the front of The Telegraph, demanding a national inquiry for “answers and solutions”.

“There wasn’t one particular moment when he decided ‘I need to do this’, but it was the result of genuinely engaging with the community and listening to their feedback, and they kept telling him a royal commission was needed,” a source said.

Alex Ryvchin, co-chief executive of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry, said it never should have come to that point.

“Saying early on he would not hold a royal commission and then requiring those families to come out and emerge from their grief when they should be doing nothing but (grieving) and looking after their own wellbeing to become advocates for this … an apology would not be out of order,” Mr Ryvchin said on Friday.

This league feels absolutely incredible, economy wise.

Everything has value and has kept it's value quite well.

That scare a couple of weeks ago all happened in about 2-3 days. But aside from that, the economy has been very resilient.

You can literally farm anything in this game and make money. Even just picking up superior items and getting scraps gives good returns.

He knows real men won't buy into his leftist policies or his manipulative rhetoric, so he's surrounded himself with idealistic women who will.

Plus, having an all-female transition team isn't even a flex in 2026 since according to Pew Research as recently as 2023 women made up 58% of the professional workforce and 46% of all managers in the US.

(Also, Trump is not really taking Madmani's phone calls on Venezuela, the situation in MN, or anything important that happens outside of NYC. He wants people to think his opinion matters with the President, but we all know Trump doesn't care what this cuck thinks or says.)