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January 14, 2025

The Upcoming Election

[Patreon Exclusive]
Hello Patrons,
After the poll the other day it was clear that the video you wanted to see the most was a chat about the upcoming federal election. Jordan doesn't make any predictions, because with his track record they'd definitely be wrong, but he does break down what the landscape is like leading up to the election.

Jordan also breaks down the focus our content will be taking leading up to the election and the key points to try and get across to the public... even though it wasn't the poll winner he talks alot about the Future Made in Australia plan as well. The plan is at the forefront of the Labor campaign for the election and we'll be making videos talking about it soon.

We've got an almost 30 minute mining history video just about done, that will be your next early video. We've also started cutting up the mining Christmas party video into shorts to share on our socials.

Thank you so much for your support, let us know if you like these unscripted, more personal vids. We're considering doing a few more of these as Patreon exclusive videos where we talk about insider stuff that wouldn't fit as a regular Youtube upload.

The FJ Crew

Comments (32)

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Jesse Lawrence-brown · February 11, 2025

To be honest though releasing the swollen pickles podcast to the wider public is the only way to get people to want to watch it. Most of your paytreon members are more focused on the bigger fish.

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Heathen71 · January 28, 2025

Hey Jordan - Can you please consider doing a video on the Coalition’s workplace relations platform as it was very suspiciously absent on their 12 point policy platform 🤔🤨 I think they may remain very quiet on this and we need Australian voters to understand clearly what it will mean for their workplace conditions ie wage freezes, inflexible work arrangements and job losses. You recent new videos show how good you are at distilling complex subjects into very clear communications. These vids will be super handy to share broadly to give people an understanding of what they are actually voting for! Keep up the great work 👍❤️

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Alexander Freeman · January 19, 2025

I've had to change my messaging to friends and family from "Labor is doing XYZ" to "IDC who you like, just make sure you put the liberals last for reasons ABC"

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Mark Fraser · January 16, 2025

Not very intelligent here, but as always my 1 brain cell loves ya. Good analysis FJ. Just realised when ya shorten it to FJ, your the first mass made Aussie classic. Like I said, not very intelligent here, but I don't vote Liebral, so I guess by default I'm more intelligent than 90% of the population. Scary as fuck.🤪

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melissa speirs · January 15, 2025

Elon did good with breaking the grooming gang scandal but he should take his neb out of politics. lm a dual Aussie Brit citizen. l voted for Nigel in the UK. lm in the Libertarian party here. lm with you on the manufacturing sector growth.

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Brad · January 16, 2025

Rather than Elon breaking grooming gang issue. You might want to look up Andrew Norfolk and the interview he gave to TheNewsAgents about an article he wrote in The Times in 2011. He speaks about the local MP being concerned in 2005. Elon is a long way from repeating the facts.

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The_Mess · January 15, 2025

Alas, the problem with investors et al is the vast fucking majority of them only think in the short term.

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ShB · January 15, 2025

Please Australia, say NO to Musk wanna be, Gina.

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Hess Lewis · January 15, 2025

My father was a small business owner in Perth. We manufactured textiles. Mostly semi-trailer covers, shade-sails covers for mining equipment (mining is so big in WA most businesses service the mining industry). There are several parks and schools that still have our shade sails. Over the last 25 years, we went from being able to manufacture solely in Australia, having about 16 or so employees. As competition shifted to outsourced production, undercutting our Australian made products. We ended up having to outsource most production to India. The business slowly waned in size, eventually becoming so unprofitable and stressful to run it was liquidated. This was our family business for 3 generations. I imagine there are many stories like this. I hope for a future where manufacturing in Australia is viable again

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Brad · January 14, 2025

Great video. For me, please use the term "gaining knowledge" rather than "gaining intelligence". I think it plays better. People are always happy to gain knowledge but everyone likes to think they're already intelligent. Cheers

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Taylor McIntyre · January 20, 2025

Yes, this. People like to think they're intelligent. I agree, changing it to gaining knowledge may derail less people from your argument.

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Andy Boikowski · January 14, 2025

Start a tiktok sounds like a good idea

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Mark Elkerton · January 14, 2025

I’m worried by seeing a lot of young people taking the liberal’s nuclear bait and it might play a lot in their voting

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Louis Hoskinson · January 14, 2025

Australian trained engineers are good but I don't think it is realistic for Australia to become a manufacturing powerhouse in the near future. We have no car industry or other manufacturing industry to springboard from except for perhaps the mining industry. I think for Australia to get some manufacturing runs on the board we need to focus on technologies where we don't have well established competition. Batteries and solar panels manufacturing in China has reached a scale we can't compete. In comparison greener steel or building a massive solar farm and exporting the power via undersea cable is a wide open market which China has little interest in.

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George · January 14, 2025

Incorrect, production tax credits are designed to address the percentage difference between loss and profitability until economics of scale are reached. Trust me, I was part of designing and lobbying for the thing.

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Jesse · January 14, 2025

Honestly I think more than calling Dutton a mining puppet, you need to refine this with naunce. It would be more effective to call him out on being an absolute c#nt for blocking all the cost of living relief and practically everything good the ALP government tried to deliver. We should punish him, spite him, FK him over for trying to take our freebies/COL relief away and cut stuff. For wanting to drive up unemployment with slash and burn budget policy. Furthermore, this should then be followed up with a fear campaign that since Dutton tried to block even basic cost of living relief and what (perceived meagre) affordable housing programs the ALP Govt delivered (and has promised to gut all housing programs and replace it with "gut what little super you have to buy house - if you have any super to begin with"), imagine how much money he is going to take out of our pockets if elected and give to his mining mates. Na, FK him. He deserves to be punished at the polls. That's the kind of vibe I think needs to cut through to the electorate. One where we rightfully disdain him and his party for their record this term, and then use this to fearmonger over a future under Dutton. You think you're struggling now? Imagine life under Dutton! They wanted to only give tax cuts to the rich, block our energy relief subsidies and pro-worker legislation, pay rises etc. People are angry and want someone to hate, someone to blame for their problems, someone to punish. Make the bastard pay! We want blood!

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Jesse · January 14, 2025

Also on FMIA, honestly I am more cynical and I don't think the electorate or media/business class is smart enough or even have a modicum of vision to grasp it. Having some sort of vague, high level positive vision is good. But explaining the master plan in detail is only really going to resonate with the existing Labor base or converted. It boosts moral, but I don't see it winning votes. Most (swing) voters are not thinking long term now. I don't think you can sell visionary policy when the main swing demographic is angry, looking for someone to blame and their hip-pocket is really hurting.

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Tony Parker · January 14, 2025

Sadly if you say Labor is taxing billionaires or companies, most people just hear tax and decide its bad for them personally

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George · January 14, 2025

Holmes a Court is on side for FMIA, I can tell you that with certainty. The problem is like any Wet Tory, he and the teals have a very strict individualist mentality, so the MPs can and do defect from his desires. No matter how much they’re lobbied by clean tech, mining lobby is louder. The Teals main issue with the production tax credits is that they’re Wet Tories, and hate business subsidies, free market and all.

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Dec Winterton · January 14, 2025

Yup. No one seems to understand that the teals are just the reinvention of the wets

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A · January 14, 2025

Looking forward to more of your vids leading up to the election!

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Alexandria Voss · January 14, 2025

I am already dying here in cairns 😅 I’ve been telling people Dutton is Gina’s puppet and have showed ppl the leaked video only to get back “that’s great if Gina is running it! Screw these pollies” 😩😩 persist I shall but fuck me im already drained 😅🫶🏻

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Alex Isaac · January 14, 2025

Yep. The idiots think a trump like billionaire is going to give them scraps.

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L W · January 14, 2025

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John Smith · January 14, 2025

Thanks for the video Jordan. Interesting how Dutton is now focused on crime and law & order; a state issue.

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Alex Isaac · January 14, 2025

He usually is. Remember African gangs? But in Vic the cops are understaffed and car thefts are getting ridiculous.

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GTAuto · January 14, 2025

Thank you for the video

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Sir Jo · January 14, 2025

In that case, please follow me on TikTok @felixpick1

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Sir Jo · January 14, 2025

I generally do videos on labor policy

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Andrew · January 14, 2025

Please everyone contact your local ALP MP OFFICE or candidate campaign and volunteer your time to help the campaign. Volunteer to work polling day and pre poll booths when you can. If you speak a second language you will be so very helpful especially in Western Sydney. I recommend the Werriwa Campaign out in Liverpool.

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Ahmad · January 14, 2025

based So I've actually watched the video now and firstly, I would LOVE to see you talk about the Accord. I've read The Hawke Memoirs and would love to hear your take. Secondly, you've gotten me really excited about the Future Made in Australia. I'm a computer nerd, and I'd be so happy if this country became a tech powerhouse. Also means a good stable future for me.

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BandBane · January 14, 2025

Yeah. I first heard about the Accord in the "Friendlyjordies is manufacturing your consent" hitpiece video, describing it as an anti-union and neoliberal policy influenced by the CIA, which led to the decline of unionised workforces.