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About David Tyler
David Tyler – (AKA Urban Wronski) was born in England, raised in New Zealand and an Australian resident since 1979. Urban Wronski grew up conflicted about his own national identity and continues to be deeply mistrustful of all nationalism, chauvinism, flags, politicians and everything else which divides and obscures our common humanity. He has always been enchanted by nature and by the extraordinary brilliance of ordinary men and women and the genius, the power and the poetry that is their vernacular. Wronski is now a full-time freelance writer who lives with his partner and editor Shay and their chooks, near the Grampians in rural Victoria and he counts himself the luckiest man alive. A former teacher of all ages and stages, from Tertiary to Primary, for nearly forty years, he enjoyed contesting the corporatisation of schooling to follow his own natural instinct for undifferentiated affection, approval and compassion for the young.
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Politics

Trump’s Team at War With Itself

8 March 2026 David Tyler 2
PART ONE OF THREE Operation Epic Fury is not just a war on Iran. It is a war inside the administration that launched it – fought across three continents before the first bomb fell on […]
Iranian flag amidst building rubble and debris.
Politics

Double Tap? Double Depravity

7 March 2026 David Tyler 7
Truth is the first casualty of war, of course but there is one term in the lexicon of modern warfare, a liar’s bible, an ever-expanding dictionary of deception, a corporate-speak all set up to launder […]
No Picture
Politics

The Mushroom Treatment: A Government That Treats You With Contempt Cannot Be Trusted

6 March 2026 David Tyler 13
The Albanese government gives us the mushroom treatment. Keeps us all in the dark and feeds us BS. This week, our small target federal government gave a bravura homage to John Cage. While a US-Israeli […]
I don't know who this is. Man with explosion background.
Politics

Trump’s Iran Blunder

5 March 2026 David Tyler 5
Reich Is Right About the Chaos. He Misses the Graveyard It’s Heading For. Robert Reich knows a thing or two about how American power works. He served as Labour Secretary under Bill Clinton, has taught […]
Man speaking about U.S. casualties prediction.
Politics

The Tail That Wags the Dog: Israel’s War, America’s Blood

3 March 2026 David Tyler 2
Three American soldiers are dead. At least 555 Iranian civilians have been killed across twenty-four provinces, with the toll still rising. One hundred and sixty-five girls, at least, are crushed to death in a missile […]
I don't know who this is. Person speaking at event.
Politics

He Was Warned. He Knew. He Did It Anyway.

2 March 2026 David Tyler 11
Trump was told exactly what would happen if he attacked Iran. The warnings were public, repeated and precise. He listened to Netanyahu, to MBS, and to the voice in his own head that craves spectacle […]
Damaged building with "Iran's Girl School" text.
Politics

We Bombed a School Full of Children. Call It What It Is.

1 March 2026 David Tyler 12
148 girls died in Minab. The school had been separated from the nearby military base for a decade. International law exists for precisely this moment. So why is no one reaching for it? Sara Shariatmadar […]
Tanks and hackers on a chessboard battleground.
Politics

The Ghost in the Kill-Chain: The Invisible Cost of “Surgical” War

28 February 2026 David Tyler 1
The Hidden Human Cost of Algorithmic Warfare Fresh from their “snuff-movie” hit incinerating Venezuelan fishermen, Team Trump moves yet another carrier strike group into the Persian Gulf. Suddenly, our infotainment airwaves are full of experts […]
Three men laughing, holding drinks, cigar.
Politics

The Real Crime Wave

23 February 2026 David Tyler 10
It began, as these things do, with grave faces on breakfast television. The nation was informed that the greatest threat to the Australian way of life was not money laundering through Crown towers of glass, […]
Person in scrubs using phone on train.
Politics

The CFMEU Setup: How Workers Get Mugged in an Election Year

22 February 2026 David Tyler 13
Imagine Sarah, nurse at St Vincents, on the Number 96 tram, Melbourne dusk bruising purple outside the windows. Twelve hours done. Her navy scrubs are faded and soft, worn to the shape of her, the […]
Giant dog at desk with businessman nearby.
Politics

America’s Wag-the-Dog Moment

21 February 2026 David Tyler 4
The spectre of another “necessary war” now hovers over Washington. It’s the ghost of mistakes past; Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam. The US is “locked and loaded” on Iran, the President tells everyone. “Bad things could happen.” […]
Person sitting with news headline overlayed.
Politics

The Emperor Has No Marbles: Trump’s Frontotemporal Dementia and the Psychopathology of US Imperial Decline

20 February 2026 David Tyler 8
3:15 a.m. in Tehran, June 2025, all hell breaks loose in Iran’s airspace: Seven B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, flying dark from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, a round trip of thirty-six hours, drop a […]
Politician and leader with "Locked & Loaded" text.
Politics

Locked, Loaded, and Stuck: Why the Second Iran Strike Won’t Come Easy

19 February 2026 David Tyler 6
The hard mathematics of depleted arsenals, a CRINK alliance forged in necessity, and the most dangerous question nobody in Washington wants to answer On 2 January 2026, at 2:58 am, Donald Trump jabbed at his […]
Military drills with helicopters and rocket launchers.
AIM Extra

The Mirage of Hegemony: Why War with Tehran May Be a Bridge Too Far

18 February 2026 David Tyler 4
The Shadow Fleet’s Silent War The Strait of Hormuz at dawn is a study in contradictions. The air hangs thick with the acrid tang of diesel and the metallic bite of salt, while the water, […]
Police detain protestors during Sydney protest.
Politics

Pepper Spray for Palestine, Tears for Tehran: Australia’s Selective Sovereignty

17 February 2026 David Tyler 4
From Sydney’s kettled streets to Canberra’s sanctions theatre, how the US military-industrial complex choreographs our protests, media, and middle-power obedience. The humid February evening outside Sydney Town Hall hangs heavy with the acrid sting of […]

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