Month: May 2026

Australia needs to formally cleanse and quarantine itself from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as a prince and to whom we still swear allegiance despite him being internationally regarded a rapist. Not so much tugging the […]

Dedication: States are like children. Impunity to one might amuse its parents – they grow up and terrorise regions. The Predator on Land, Sea and Air On 17 May 2026, the Global Sumud aid flotilla […]

John Clarke was born in Palmerston North, New Zealand, in 1948 and after a brief love affair with the Massey-Ferguson tractor, and a marathon runaway success in God Zone Country, playing Fred Dagg the archetypal, […]

By James Moore   “Often when I have camped here, it has made me want to become the ground, become the water, become the trees, mix with the whole thing. Not know myself from it. Never […]

By Denis Hay   Description Broken political promises in Australia. Why media outrage distracts from housing, healthcare, and cost-of-living failures. Introduction The debate over broken political promises has become a constant feature of Australian politics. Every […]

Picture the scene at the Great Hall of the People on a chilly morning in May, frost winking in wan sunshine through the tall windows and in the chill of the vestibule where the two […]

Media Release A new force has arisen to combat New Zealand’s ongoing complicity in crimes against the people of Palestine. A political party named “Palestine Free from the River to the Sea” has been formed […]

When dealing with the disorganised criminal outfit that is FIFA (the mafia comparison only goes so far), the titan governing body of world football, subpar service and offerings promise to feature. As gulled fans, corporate […]

By Walt Zlotow   One must go back to 1898 for the last time the US was not exploiting Cuba and its people to benefit rapacious US capitalism and organized crime. That year the US cooked […]

What grew in the space where Iran’s democracy used to stand. There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know. — Harry Truman The Monster They Made is the story […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock   The US/Iran-linked energy crisis has shifted from a commodity shock to structural geopolitics, with Asia at the epicenter due to its dependence on imported oil and LNG. Global reverberations can […]

By Alasdair Black   The idea of Boomers as selfish and entitled only works for identity politics and the exploitative politics of envy. It is to exploit the emotions of others, the classical divide and […]

By Walt Zlotow   Trump overseeing decline of US world dominance… and that’s good The global economic consequences of Trump’s failed war on Iran have yet to be fully realized. But even if Trump surrenders […]

Made in Langley: How the United States paved the way for the Iranian theocracy it is now bombing. Mohammad Mosaddegh was not some fire-breathing radical. He was a 71-year-old lawyer, Iranian nationalist, democrat, and constitutionalist […]