Month: December 2025

Part 2: The Operational Void Beneath the Sovereign Pretence In Part 1 we stripped the gilt off our counter-terrorism apparatus, a billion-dollar Potemkin village where sovereignty turns out to be a rental agreement with Uncle […]

By Denis Hay Description How US military and corporate power reshaped Australian sovereignty, limited democratic control, and constrained independent decision-making. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction: When Control Slips Quietly Many […]

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rarely passes an opportunity to comment upon the way Jews in other countries are treated. While the manic hatred directed against Jews remains one of history’s grotesque legacies, opportunism in […]

On the evening of December 14, 2025, at a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney’s Bondi Beach, a father and son opened fire on a crowd. By the time the gunfire ceased, fifteen people were dead, including […]

Two major wars in the first half of the last century, exposure of the atrocities carried out as Germany not only sought to expand its territory, but sought also to have an ethnically and genetically […]

A reply to Bernard Keane – and to the Australian people Whilst none of this will salve the hurt, ease the trauma of those recovering in hospital, or console the families grieving the loss of […]

Does Italian cuisine exist? Not according to Alberto Grandi, daring food historian and professor of economic history at the University of Parma. With much dedication, he has focused on myth demolition in the business, spraying […]

By Walt Zlotow America has defiled Syria since the 2011 civil war which we entered to support Islamic jihadists seeking to overthrow Syrian President Bashar Assad. We called the jihadists getting our weapons to depose […]

For nearly a century, we have been sold a lie: that petroleum-based products are the pinnacle of modern innovation. Meanwhile, a plant offering a sustainable path forward for industry, construction, and agriculture has been deliberately […]

It’s hard to grab hold of the idea – of which of the morons in the USA administration will crack first? I think that it has to be Pete Hegseth, the Minister for War. Perhaps […]