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31/01/2025

The spread of Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs in the US continues to cause controversy, after it was revealed an orange-skinned man-baby who was born without any empathy, charm, humility or emotional intelligence was allowed to become President.

The 78-year-old man, who has a criminal record and has regularly been accused of sexual assault, is also said to belong to the “I’ve been bankrupt six times” community, a minority group in the US that has traditionally been under-represented in the workplace.

It is believed the White House implemented the DEI program in order to address the historic under-representation of convicted felons in senior positions.

“When you look at the list of people who have held the position of President, there’s not a single one who has a criminal record. Nor have there been any who identify as orange. I think it’s significant that we’ve been able to redress that imbalance,” a White House spokesperson said.

The 78-year-old man is also said to belong to the “I’ve been bankrupt six times” community, a minority group in the US that has traditionally been under-represented in the workplace.

29/01/2025

Ah, Sussan Ley—Australia’s very own political chameleon, always ready with a patronizing smile and a policy stance that seems ripped straight from the “What Would Margaret Thatcher Do?” handbook. But before we get to her political misadventures, let’s take a moment to appreciate the rich tapestry of privilege that brought us this delightful conservative warrior.
Sussan Ley: The Great White Hope of Australian Conservatism

Born in Nigeria (yes, irony is alive and well), raised by a British Intelligence officer father who rubbed elbows with UAE royals, and eventually deposited into the sunburnt heart of Queensland—Ley’s background is a colonial fever dream. It’s as if the British Empire itself whispered, “Go forth and uphold the status quo, dear child.” And oh, how she listened.

Her father, an agent of Her Majesty’s intelligence services, spent his days ensuring British interests were properly… aligned in the Middle East before moving to Australia to embrace the noble art of farming. Because nothing says “fresh start” like swapping imperial duty for a nice, quiet life in rural Queensland—before pivoting to the Australian Federal Police. A seamless transition, really, from managing empire to upholding law and order. How very on-brand.

And her mother? A nurse at Toowoomba Hospital. The classic picture of mid-century British migration: intelligence, law enforcement, healthcare—proud pillars of the Commonwealth. But let’s not kid ourselves: Ley’s rise wasn’t exactly an underdog story. She was groomed for a life of structure, hierarchy, and, let’s be honest, a certain disdain for those who don’t quite fit the mold.

Fast forward to her political career, and surprise, surprise—she’s a loyal foot soldier of the Liberal Party, tirelessly working to ensure that Australia remains just comfortable enough for the right people. A warrior against progressive policies, an apologist for outdated economic doctrines, and a connoisseur of racially coded rhetoric that somehow isn’t racist, just “common sense.”

So, the next time you hear Sussan Ley wax poetic about “real Australians” and the dangers of progressive policies, just remember: her roots run deep in the fertile soil of colonial nostalgia. And like any good inheritor of the empire’s legacy, she’s here to protect the establishment—one smug, dismissive soundbite at a time.

Long live the Commonwealth. Or at least, the parts of it that matter.

Ah yes, the infamous taxpayer-funded “real estate reconnaissance mission”—because why should an elected official use her own money when the public purse is just sitting there, waiting to be tapped like an ATM with no withdrawal limit?
Sussan Ley’s Magical Mystery Flight: A Real Estate Adventure on Your Dime

Back in 2017, then-Health Minister Sussan Ley found herself in a little oopsie involving a taxpayer-funded flight to Queensland, where—completely by chance, of course—she ended up purchasing a luxury Gold Coast apartment. Because when duty calls, sometimes it calls from the balcony of a freshly acquired beachside investment.

The official story? She was on important government business in Queensland, doing the serious work of a cabinet minister. The actual story? While on this oh-so-vital taxpayer-funded trip, she conveniently found the time to snap up a $795,000 property at Main Beach, one of the Gold Coast’s more exclusive locales. Just your typical impulse buy, really.

Ley later insisted it was totally unplanned—as if people just stumble into a high-end property purchase like they accidentally add an extra avocado to their grocery cart. Oops! Guess I own a luxury apartment now. Who knew?

Naturally, when this little detail came to light, Australians were thrilled to learn that their hard-earned money was helping a sitting minister expand her real estate portfolio. Public outrage forced her to resign from the frontbench, though in classic political fashion, the scandal was treated less like blatant misuse of funds and more like an unfortunate “misunderstanding.”

Of course, she didn’t stay out of power for long—because in politics, accountability is just a temporary inconvenience. Fast forward a few years, and she’s right back in the mix, proving once again that in the Australian Liberal Party, if you play your cards right, there’s always a second act.

So, the next time you wonder where your tax dollars are going, just imagine Sussan Ley soaking in the Gold Coast sun, sipping a well-earned glass of chardonnay on the balcony of her taxpayer-assisted “accidental” investment. Cheers! 🍷

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29/01/2025

Opinion | "Anthony’s predictable response to my two-word statement has reinforced just how poisonous Murdoch’s grip still is on the Western world," writes Grace Tame.

Read her article for Crikey here: https://www.crikey.com.au/2025/01/29/grace-tame-t-shirt-rupert-murdoch-anthony-albanese/

28/01/2025

"From SpaceX to the First Fleet: Sussan Ley's Australia Day History Remix"

Oh, Sussan Ley, the gift that keeps on giving. In a speech delivered on Australia Day—arguably the most polarizing date on the calendar—she blessed us with her unique interpretation of history. Who else could liken the arrival of the British in 1788 to Elon Musk’s Mars missions? Bold. Innovative. Utterly bananas.

According to Ley, those 11 ships didn’t come with shackles or disease. No, they were like astronauts, bravely stepping onto a “new experiment and a new society.” You know, except for the minor detail that there were already people there—people with 65,000 years of culture, language, and connection to the land. But hey, don’t let historical accuracy get in the way of a good colonial fairytale, right?

It’s a fascinating approach: rebranding colonization as a sci-fi adventure. Next, are we going to hear that the frontier wars were just "spirited debates"? Or that the stolen generations were merely an "exchange program"?

Let’s not forget her real pièce de résistance—comparing the First Fleet to Musk’s SpaceX escapades. Yes, because nothing screams "progress" like the richest man on Earth burning taxpayers money on rockets while his factory workers allegedly struggle to unionize. The parallels are uncanny, truly.

But don’t worry, Ley didn’t stop at that tone-deaf analogy. She also managed to swipe at Indigenous Australians protesting Invasion Day by calling them “fixated on projecting themselves as survivors.” What a line. Imagine scolding people for being too focused on surviving the fallout of the same historical event you’re sugar-coating. Chef’s kiss, Sussan.

And then, of course, we have Peter Dutton—because no story about tone-deaf politics would be complete without him. Hot on the heels of Ley’s comments, Dutton announced a new shadow ministerial role inspired by none other than Musk.

Enter the “Department of Government Efficiency,” or DOGE, because nothing boosts public trust like naming your political platform after a meme cryptocurrency.

Apparently, Musk and Trump are the Coalition’s new patron saints. Forget addressing climate change, the housing crisis, or First Nations reconciliation—Dutton’s priorities are deregulation, less "woke nonsense," and taking notes from a guy who wants to colonize space because Earth is too messy. Leadership goals, clearly.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called for unity and decried the rise of political polarization. He lamented Dutton’s absence from the national citizenship ceremony, accusing him of always “looking for the wedge.”

A fair critique, but perhaps a tad optimistic—polarization isn’t just creeping into Australia; it’s showing up in a MAGA hat and a Tesla-branded spacesuit.

So, here’s where we stand: Sussan Ley is rewriting history with Musk in mind, Peter Dutton is cosplaying Trump, and Gina Rinehart is taking notes on Mar-a-Lago brunch menus.

The future is here, folks. Or maybe it’s just a rerun of the worst parts of the last decade.

But here’s the thing, Sussan—history isn’t a sci-fi film where British "astronauts" land on a pristine, uninhabited planet.

The First Fleet didn’t arrive on a blank slate; they landed in a place that was already home to hundreds of nations with rich cultures, languages, and systems of governance.

The narrative that they came “in peace” conveniently glosses over the reality of what followed: displacement, disease, stolen land, and massacres.

And since we’re fact-checking your creative history lesson, Sussan, let’s take a moment to revisit some actual evidence.

According to meticulous research from historians and Indigenous groups, there were at least 250 massacres of Indigenous Australians during the colonial era, with over 6,000 Aboriginal people killed in Queensland alone. Yes, 6,000—just in one state.

For those who prefer to believe the "First Fleet didn’t destroy or pillage," here’s a map documenting these massacres in chilling detail: Evidence of 250 Massacres of Indigenous Australians Mapped.

Each dot on that map represents lives lost, families torn apart, and cultures eroded. If that’s not "destruction," what is?

And then there’s the bigger picture of systemic harm that continues to this day. From the Stolen Generations to disproportionately high rates of incarceration and poverty, the impacts of colonization are no distant memory—they’re lived experiences for Indigenous people right now.

But hey, why address those realities when you can just shrug them off as “loudspeakers and iPhones,” right?

So here’s a gentle reminder, Sussan, for those of us tethered to facts instead of fantasy: the arrival of the First Fleet wasn’t the start of a “new experiment.”

It was the beginning of a violent takeover—one that dispossessed the world’s oldest continuous culture. It’s an uncomfortable truth, but discomfort is necessary when healing wounds that span centuries.

For anyone reading this, facts don’t hide. They don’t disappear just because someone in a tailored suit says otherwise.

The truth is out there—mapped, documented, and remembered by those who refuse to let history be rewritten. Let’s keep holding onto that, even when politicians attempt to bury it under their next glossy soundbite.

Happy Australia Day. Or Invasion Day. Or whatever Musk’s algorithm tells us to call it next year.

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Ley’s comments follow Peter Dutton’s announcement of a new role similar to Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency

28/01/2025

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25/01/2025

Looking at the various Macca buildings and locations is captivating in his clever didn’t set out to write a book about McDonald’s. And, even now, the James Beard Award-winning photographer still says that “McAtlas” — his book about McDonald’s — is not a book about McDonald’s.

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22/01/2025

Freedom for the Convicted or Betrayal of Justice? Trump's Pardons Shake the Nation

In an unprecedented move that has left the country divided and democracy trembling, President Donald Trump has issued sweeping pardons to over 1,500 individuals convicted in connection with the January 6 Capitol attack. Supporters hailed the decision as an act of mercy and vindication, while critics called it a brazen undermining of the rule of law.

For the families of fallen officers and the millions who watched in horror as democracy came under siege, the pardons feel like an echo of the chaos—reviving wounds that had barely begun to heal.

As celebrations erupted in some circles, others were left asking: Is this justice, or the death knell of accountability?
Trump’s January 6 Pardons: Democracy’s Speedbump or a Full-Blown Roadblock?

It looks like we’ve entered the “get out of insurrection free” phase of the Trump political sequel, otherwise known as The Pardon Games. Yes, you heard right— President Donald Trump has been hard at work lately, not on his golf game (though that’s likely involved) but on issuing blanket pardons for checks notes over 1,500 individuals convicted or charged in connection with the January 6 Capitol riot. Cue the champagne bottles—or Molotov cocktails, depending on which Telegram group you’re reading these days.

Let’s start with the facts and sprinkle in a little context—because what good is a political farce without receipts? If you haven’t already seen it, the New York Times has released an unedited, sprawling, and frankly jaw-dropping video we at Pigsfly News have titled “The Emperor Without Clothes.” And no, that title isn’t metaphorical—it’s a lengthy, unapologetic deep dive into Trump’s pardoning spree and the raw, unvarnished consequences of his actions.

This isn’t some flashy, clickbait production with ominous background music and quick cuts to rioters scaling walls. No, this is the real deal: a slow, uncomfortable revelation of just how nakedly transactional and self-serving this entire episode has been. 🌟

Among the newly liberated are some real crowd favorites. Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio and Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes have swapped prison jumpsuits for what I can only assume are MAGA-red blazers. And while their comrades are lighting sparklers in celebration, America is left staring slack-jawed at what can only be described as a democracy-on-the-brink moment. As the NYT video carefully outlines, this isn’t just about clemency—it’s about power. Trump’s pardons aren’t a show of mercy; they’re a muscle-flex to his base and a chilling message to his critics.

Experts interviewed in the NYT feature warn that these pardons, particularly en masse, don’t just forgive criminal acts—they rewrite history.

The video takes its time to dissect how the language surrounding January 6 has been deliberately twisted, reshaped, and reframed.

Those who smashed windows and assaulted law enforcement officers are now lauded by Trump and his allies as “freedom fighters.” Never mind that the only “freedom” they were fighting for was the right to overturn an election.

But let’s pause for a second. If you’re not already neck-deep in Trump fatigue, let me introduce you to a sobering statistic featured in this video: more than 1,500 people have now been pardoned for their involvement in the insurrection. That’s right—this wasn’t a surgical pardon targeting a few non-violent actors. No, this was a blanket absolution of almost everyone involved, from the guy who live-streamed himself ransacking offices to the masterminds orchestrating the chaos. It’s as if Trump took one look at the Constitution and thought, “Let’s try CTRL+Z for accountability.”

As The Atlantic astutely notes, the public’s reaction has been muted—eerily so. This shift is chronicled in excruciating detail in the NYT documentary, which highlights how Trump’s strategy of flooding the zone with chaos has led to collective desensitization. Let’s be honest: after eight years of escalating scandals, it’s hard to muster the same level of outrage anymore. The coup attempt? Pardons for its architects? It’s all starting to blend into a blur of “Trump being Trump.”

But the revelations in “The New York Times expose” should serve as a cold slap in the face for anyone still clinging to the hope that democracy can withstand this unscathed. The video doesn’t just explain Trump’s motives—it lays bare the consequences. Law enforcement officials who defended the Capitol are interviewed, visibly angered and deeply disillusioned. One officer, speaking directly to the camera, says, “We fought to save democracy, and now it feels like it was all for nothing.” Watching their frustration unfold in real-time is gut-wrenching.

And then there’s the cherry on top: Trump’s looming plans for Schedule F, which the video calls “one of the most dangerous power grabs in modern American history.” According to Vox and corroborated in the NYT film, this executive order would gut the civil service, replacing career officials with political loyalists. In other words, Trump’s pardons aren’t just about January 6—they’re part of a broader strategy to consolidate power and dismantle the very structures that hold our government accountable.

Toward the end of the NYT video, there’s a moment that lingers with you: a montage of January 6 rioters embracing their newfound freedom, juxtaposed with the faces of Capitol police officers who now feel abandoned. It’s not subtle, but it’s effective. The video doesn’t ask you to feel outrage—it demands it.

So where does this leave us? Watching democracy unravel in real time is exhausting, no doubt. But as the NYT documentary reminds us, ignoring the warning signs won’t make them go away. Trump’s pardons, far from being a footnote in his legacy, are a turning point. They’re a signal—to his base, to extremists, and to the rest of us—that accountability is now optional.

If you haven’t already watched “The Times Expose,” consider it your homework for the week.

It’s not easy viewing, but democracy isn’t an easy project. And in the face of a political landscape where chaos reigns supreme, understanding the stakes has never been more critical.

Because if we’ve learned anything from this latest chapter, it’s this: when you give the keys to the kingdom to an emperor with no clothes, don’t be surprised when the rest of us are left out in the cold.

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20/01/2025

Amid the echoes of history and the promise of upheaval, Donald J. Trump took the oath of office as the 47th President of the United States. With a fiery inaugural address and sweeping promises of change, his presidency begins—vowing to rewrite the rules at home and abroad. But is this the dawn of a golden age or the start of turbulent tides

Donald J. Trump once dismissed Project 2025—the Heritage Foundation’s audacious playbook for consolidating executive power and reshaping the federal government—as “ridiculous.” During the campaign, he distanced himself from its more controversial proposals, going so far as to claim ignorance of its existence.

Now, the mask is off.

20/01/2025

Donald J. Trump once dismissed Project 2025—the Heritage Foundation’s audacious playbook for consolidating executive power and reshaping the federal government—as “ridiculous.”

During the campaign, he distanced himself from its more controversial proposals, going so far as to claim ignorance of its existence.

Now, the mask is off.

President-elect Trump has stacked his incoming administration with the very architects of the right-wing manifesto, signaling his intent to embrace its sweeping vision. With Russ Vought and Stephen Miller poised to lead the charge, the return of Trump promises to be a policy revolution that critics say could redefine the boundaries of executive authority and civil governance in America.

20/01/2025

The air crackles with fear as democracy’s last breath fades, and in its place rises an iron-fisted regime where civil liberties are torched, justice is twisted, and Donald Trump’s despotic utopia reigns supreme. https://www.facebook.com/share_channel/ Welcome to Project 2025: Trump’s Dystopian Dream Turns America into a Despotic Nightmare

The Setting: A land of shattered institutions. Every aspect of federal authority has been meticulously dismantled and reassembled, a Frankensteinian experiment to consolidate power under one man. Like a grotesque machine, the country churns out policies that reduce workers’ rights, decimate immigration, and carve out tax cuts that siphon wealth upward, while the poorest drown in economic quicksand. It’s not just about the **”big, beautiful wall”** anymore—this is **the wall around freedom itself**. The flat tax rates, designed to crush the middle class, loom like specters over the working masses. The state is not just watching you—it owns you.

The Plot Twist: As the chaos unfolds, we realize this isn’t just a grab for power. It’s **a rewriting of the social fabric**. Immigrants become invisible, their rights burned away by policies like the return of **Remain in Mexico**, while the gates of America slam shut, allowing only the “worthy” through.

20/01/2025

America did you get your wish? Today Donald J Trump becomes your President and yet Donald J. Trump once dismissed Project 2025—the Heritage Foundation’s audacious playbook for consolidating executive power and reshaping the federal government—as “ridiculous.”

During the campaign, he distanced himself from its more controversial proposals, going so far as to claim ignorance of its existence.

Now, the mask is off.

President-elect Trump has stacked his incoming administration with the very architects of the right-wing manifesto, signaling his intent to embrace its sweeping vision. With Russ Vought and Stephen Miller poised to lead the charge, the return of Trump promises to be a policy revolution that critics say could redefine the boundaries of executive authority and civil governance in America.

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19/01/2025

Comparing Trump’s Immigration Plans to Hi**er’s Playbook https://www.facebook.com/share_channel/ https://www.politico.com/news/2025/01/19/trump-republican-sheriffs-deportation-00199112

Ah, here we are again, folks, standing at the intersection of history and déjà vu, where the faint echoes of the past seem to be warming up for a loud reprise. On one hand, we have Adolf Hi**er's meticulously crafted N**i machine—a masterclass in dehumanization, propaganda, and the fine art of justifying mass persecution.

On the other, President-elect Donald Trump’s plans for mass deportations and immigration crackdowns—complete with “emboldened” sheriffs, ideological indoctrination, and the hopeful promise of detention centers aplenty. The similarities are purely coincidental, right? **RIGHT?!**

Let’s break this down step by eerily similar step, shall we?

1. Ideological Indoctrination: Scapegoats Galore
- Hi**er’s Playbook: Jews, Romani people, and anyone not fitting into the A***n utopia were painted as existential threats. Propaganda declared these “undesirables” to be subhuman parasites sucking the life out of German society.

- Trump 2.0: Swap out the Jews for undocumented immigrants, and voilà! Now the “criminal aliens” are the ones dragging down America. Forget structural issues or systemic inequality—it’s those dastardly migrants crossing the border, stealing jobs, and looting after hurricanes (because why waste a good catastrophe, right, DeSantis?).

Both leaders mastered the fine art of directing public anger toward marginalized groups, because what’s better than a good scapegoat when you’re trying to rally a base?

2. Legal Framework: Make Oppression Official
- Hi**er’s Nuremberg Laws**: These bad boys stripped minorities of their citizenship and rights while giving legal cover to horrific acts of discrimination. Just following the law, folks!

- Trump’s Immigration Policies**: Enter the 287(g) program—because deputizing local law enforcement to play ICE agents is the modern-day equivalent of handing out Gestapo armbands. Add to that the promise of new executive orders, and we’re off to the races with a shiny, legal-looking veneer on mass deportations.

Sure, it’s all fun and games until you remember that giving unchecked power to local sheriffs with no guardrails *always* ends well. Just ask history.

3. Propaganda and Messaging: The More Things Change
- Hi**er’s Reich: Films, posters, and speeches pumped out messages that Jews were the source of all Germany’s problems. The message was clear: society would only flourish if they were removed.

- Trump’s America: Replace “Jews” with “illegals,” crank up the Fox News outrage machine, and boom! Now we have sheriffs like Thomas Hodgson declaring that Trump “means what he says” and they’re ready to “take charge.” Translation: They’ve got the green light to round up as many undocumented immigrants as they can find, with a splash of racial profiling thrown in for good measure.

The propaganda in both cases comes wrapped in a patriotic bow: saving the country from a manufactured threat. Nothing says “land of the free” quite like fearmongering, right?

4. Delegation and Empowerment: Go Forth and Oppress
- Hi**er’s Delegation: Hi**er empowered his underlings to interpret his vague instructions however they saw fit, ensuring loyalty through rewards and a shared sense of purpose. Want to round up the neighbors? Knock yourself out!

- Trump’s Sheriffs: Republican sheriffs are licking their chops, ready to carry out mass deportations in Trump’s name. According to one sheriff, it’s about “doing what we took an oath to do.” (Newsflash: That oath probably didn’t include racial profiling and shredding due process, but hey, technicalities.)

When you hand out unchecked power and mix it with a heavy dose of ideological fervor, bad things tend to happen. Just ask Germany circa 1938.

5. Fear and Complicity: Divide, Suppress, Conquer
- **Hi**er’s Method**: Through fear, repression, and the normalization of violence, Hi**er ensured compliance. Neighbors turned in neighbors, and silence was the loudest sound of all.

- Trump’s Method: Sanctuary cities? They’re the new resistance, ripe for federal funding cuts and threats from people like border czar Tom Homan. Meanwhile, advocacy groups warn that programs like 287(g) are already rife with civil rights abuses. But hey, if it encourages “self-deportation,” isn’t it worth it?

And let’s not forget the ominous rise of the so-called “constitutional sheriffs” movement. These folks believe they outrank federal law—because who needs pesky things like checks and balances when you have a badge and a warped interpretation of the Constitution?

The Verdict: History Doesn’t Repeat, but It Sure Rhymes
Let’s be clear: This isn’t a direct equivalence, but boy, does the vibe feel *off*.

Hi**er’s Final Solution was genocide on an industrial scale, while Trump’s deportation plans are (at least on paper) about enforcing immigration laws.

But when you look at the patterns—scapegoating marginalized groups, empowering local enforcers, using legal frameworks to justify oppression, and whipping up ideological fervor—it’s hard not to squirm a little.

So here we are in 2025, watching sheriffs gleefully prepare for mass deportations while civil rights groups warn of impending abuse.

Is it a dark comedy?

A cautionary tale?

Maybe both. But hey, if history teaches us anything, it’s this: when someone tells you who they are, believe them.

And when sheriffs start acting like they’re auditioning for *Triumph of the Will*, it’s probably time to pay attention.

Sleep tight, America.

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