Why Human Aggression Stands Apart: Insights from Nature
By Denis Hay Description Explore human aggression and its distinction from animal behaviour. Learn how societal and evolutionary factors shape violence in humanity. Introduction Aggression […]
The rise and rise of the right
I hate it when this happens: stroll into a bookshop and see a book that looks good, read the cover notes and spend the money. […]
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 […]
Ironic Dependency: Russian Uranium and the US Energy Market
Be careful who you condemn and ostracise. They just might be supplying you with a special need. While the United States security establishment deems Russia […]
Donald Trump’s quick trip to absolute dictatorship
By Noel Wauchope Comparisons are odious, particularly between Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler. I must be plain from the start, that these individuals have had […]
Arrest Warrants from The Hague: The ICC, Netanyahu and Gallant
The slow, often grinding machinery of international law has just received a push along with the issuing of three arrest warrants by the International Criminal […]
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 […]
Fencing the Ocean: Australia’s Social Media Safety Bill
The Australian government is being run ragged in various quarters. When ragged, such a beast is bound to seek a distraction. And what better than […]
HECS Debt Forgiveness: Path to Free Education
By Denis Hay Description Explore why HECS debt forgiveness and reinstating free public education can reshape Australia’s future, using monetary sovereignty for equity. Introduction Australia’s […]
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 […]