By Andrew Klein Historical Context: Fundamentalism as Political Tool ‘Christian fundamentalism’ emerged in the early 20th century as a reaction against theological modernism, emphasising ‘literal biblical interpretation’ and adherence to “fundamentals” like Christ’s virgin birth […]
Donald Trump’s military parade was meant to be a nation-building triumph, a chest-thumping spectacle of tanks and MAGA glory. Instead, it was a damp squib – sparse crowds, soggy fields, and a vibe flatter than […]
By Denis Bright The ABC’s Four Corners Programme (16 June 2025) warned of the uncertain future for the AUKUS submarine deal. Already $13 billion has been squandered to fast track the construction of nuclear-powered […]
By Walt Zlotow No surprise upon hearing the news, supreme US warmonger Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC) immediately chortled “Game on. Pray for Israel.” That would be like a US Senator saying “Game on, pray […]
These are the sorts of things that tend to be discussed in bunkered facilities and grimy locker rooms. Now, very much in the open and before the presses, the head of state of one country […]
UNSW Sydney Media Release The space economy presents new investment opportunities as commercial space resource ventures grow, but investors must assess risks and regulatory challenges. Most investors build their portfolios through traditional assets such as […]
Trump’s military parade didn’t quite hit the mark he was aiming for, despite all the tanks, drones, and robot dogs. Reports paint a picture of a lacklustre turnout, with sparse crowds and a vibe that […]
There is a throbbing complaint among Western powers, including those in the European Union and the United States. Iran is not playing by the rules. Instead of accepting with dutiful meekness the slaughter of its […]
Monash University Media Release Monash experts comment on the fall out of the Iran-Israel conflict. Dr Ben Zala, of the School of Social Sciences observes that: “From what we know so far about the strikes […]
By Denis Hay Description Political corruption empowers despots while silencing reformers. Learn who benefits – and how Australians can fight back with knowledge and action. Introduction: The Cost of Courage “He was going to […]
Heil to the chief was a bit of a stinker Is it advancing dementia, tertiary syphilis, the echo chamber of the MAGA cult¹ or a psychosis formed from daddy Fred’s demeaning abuse that has the […]
Canberra’s gone quiet. Eerily quiet. The usual cacophony of the Opposition – moans, groans, and the odd Barnaby Joyce outburst – has vanished. For over a week, not a squeak. In politics, silence is louder […]
By Andrew Klein Proposition that neoliberalism and free market theory as embraced by Thatcher and Reagan has led to an increase of governmental corruption and malfeasance in western liberal democracies. Neoliberalism, Free Markets, and […]
By Walt Zlotow In the 80 years since WWII, the US has engaged in roughly 80 regime change operations, an average of one per year. Some utilized outright war. Some used proxies. Some consisted […]
By James Moore “Those who begin coercive elimination of dissent soon find themselves exterminating dissenters. Compulsory unification of opinion achieves only the unanimity of the graveyard.” (Robert Jackson). America needs a “tank man.” Armed […]
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