Information, misinformation and blatant lies
Does truth matter? How is truth discerned? Or more importantly what is truth? The German historian and philosopher, Hannah Arendt wrote of the Nazi regime […]
LNP Government in Queensland: Dangers of Electing Them
By Denis Hay Description Explore the dangers of electing an LNP government in Queensland and the risks of job losses, corruption, and the misuse of […]
In Liz We Truss!
There’s a bit of a tall poppy syndrome in Australia where we shoot down people more successful than ourselves, so I must say that I […]
License to Muzzle: Taking Offence at Flag Wavers for Hezbollah
It was done for the Viet Cong in numerous countries during the US involvement in Vietnam. It was done for the African National Congress (ANC). […]
How Politicians Use Social Media to Control the Narrative
By Denis Hay Description Explore how Australian politicians control narratives on social media. Learn how citizens can demand real engagement for a more democratic society. […]
The Pilgrim, Chapter 34
By James Moore “Tell the truth. Sing with passion. Work with laughter. Love with heart. ‘Cause that’s all that matters in the end.” – Kris […]
Raw Deals: The Continued Shafting of the Chagossians
It was a spectacular example of a non-event, alloyed by pure symbolism and cynicism. Here was a British government offering – how generous of them […]
Multiculturalism, flags and protests
By Maria Millers To sin by silence, when we should protest, Makes cowards out of men. The human race Has climbed on protest. Had no […]
Flags And Other Threatening Things…
One thing you have to admire about Greg Sheridan is that – like Donald Trump – he sticks to his ideas and doesn’t allow them […]
Political Manipulation: Reclaiming Critical Thinking
By Denis Hay Description Explore how political manipulation by vested interests exploits political decisions and Australia’s path to a more compassionate system through monetary sovereignty. […]
Handmaiden to the Establishment: Peter Greste’s Register of Journalists
When established, well fed and fattened, a credible professional tires from the pursuit. One can get complacent, flatulently confident, self-assured. From that summit, the inner […]
Unrealisable Justice: Julian Assange in Strasbourg
It was good to hear that voice again. A voice of provoking interest that pitter patters, feline across a parquet, followed by the usual devastating […]
Presidential Marxism: AKD and the Sri Lankan Elections
Anura Kumara Dissanayake, known with convenient laziness as AKD, became Sri Lanka’s latest president after a runoff count focusing on preferential votes. The very fact […]
Why a Currency Sovereignty Government Should Fund Services
By Denis Hay Description An Australian currency sovereignty government can improve social services instead of focusing on a budget surplus. Learn why in this comprehensive […]