Sir, he copied my homework
The last week of the Senate sittings for 2024 was ‘hectic’, ‘confused’, ‘a shambles’ or ‘getting it done’, depending on who you want to believe. […]
Politics
Labor and LNP Cooperation in Unpopular Policies
By Denis Hay Description: Explore Labor and LNP cooperation, how bipartisan deals harm democracy, and how Australia can reform using monetary sovereignty. Introduction The Australian […]
Top 10 Social Issues Australia: A Comprehensive Guide
By Denis Hay Description: Top 10 Social Issues Australia Discover the top 10 social issues Australia, from wealth inequality to climate change, and learn actionable […]
Australia’s Sovereignty: Navigating a Geopolitical Dilemma
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s sovereignty, how can it be regained and shifted toward compassionate politics using monetary sovereignty? Introduction Australia faces a defining moment […]
There’ll Always Be An England, Even If There Wasn’t One Once… (Please Explain!)
England is a strange concept but the idea of a United Kingdom is perhaps even stranger… While people were rather surprised that the Brexit referendum […]
Get out the vote
It’s probably apparent to almost everyone by now that President-elect Trump is appointing some ‘interesting’ people to his administration. It’s not likely to take long […]
Intelligence Isn’t Everything But It Should Be SOMETHING!
“To make matters worse, the more we see someone, the more familiar they become, and this makes them appear to be more trustworthy. A liar […]
A Duty to Warn
By James Moore In 1960, a handsome young senator and war hero from Massachusetts was trying to become the first Catholic president of the United […]
Democracy – Is It Worth The Fight?
In light of recent elections, it’s very tempting to look at the argument that was once put forward that, as half the population is below […]
Trump, AUKUS and Australia’s Dim Servitors
There is something enormously satisfying about seeing those in the war racket worry that their assumptions on conflict have been upended. There they were, happily […]
Educating Australian Voters for True Democracy
By Denis Hay Description Explore how educating Australian voters can reform the two-party system for a compassionate and true democracy. Introduction Australia’s political landscape has […]
Sado-populism
Every time a fascist-flirting regime is defeated in an election, more column inches and podcast minutes are devoted to the sense that the moral arc […]
ALP vs LNP: Similarities, Differences
By Denis Hay Title ALP vs LNP: Similarities, Differences, and Policy Impacts on Australians Description A deep dive into ALP vs LNP policies, exposing their […]
Angry America
By James Moore When the video appears on TVs and computer screens, it will, initially, be shocking. Men in uniforms, wearing sidearms or guns drawn, […]
Robodebt: Morton, Milgram And Morrison
In case you haven’t guessed, I read a lot… Of course, this probably disqualifies me from holding a cabinet post in the United States and […]