From the dawn of time, stable societies trade to enrich each other lives and build better relations. Tyrants know to destabilise a free society, business (especially small, hard to corrupt businesses) needs to be eradicated first, in favour of state/centrally controlled national corporations. These dispassionate behemoth enterprises, then become tools of the tyranny, along with central bank driven economics and finance policies.
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G Edward Griffin: The Creature from Jekyll Island
Lecture by Edward Griffin on the history of money, economics and centralised banking. An old video, however, relevant today because of the seven elements discussed are a pointer to why central banking and their economic policies impact us all.
Achieve Financial Freedom & Money Management
Wheelbarrow Profits: Today, Jake and Gino talk about how to achieve financial freedom and money management with G. Edward Griffin on this personal finance podcast interview.
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May 2023
Welcome to Country: Bogus but Preferable
Contrary to popular belief and practice, there is no evidence the fashionably modern “Welcome to Country” ceremonies were ever a part of traditional Aboriginal culture. Instead, as is well if not widely known, they were created as recently as the 1970’s by none other than Ernie Dingo and his cobber, Dr Richard Walley. An article [...]
Dr Aseem Malhotra Australian Tour – Curing the Corruption of Medicine
Dr Aseem Malhotra is no stranger to speaking out about important health issues. Especially when these issues involve the interests of large corporations including the pharmaceutical industry. For the past decade, this world-renowned cardiologist and campaigner has taken on the food and pharma giants, speaking truth to power about sugar, saturated fats and statins. This [...]
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2021 (WA) – Have you got any culture?
How is Aboriginal cultural heritage defined in the Guidelines? Aboriginal cultural heritage can be an area, an object or a group of areas (a cultural landscape) interconnected through tangible or intangible elements of Aboriginal cultural heritage. Think of it being anything, anywhere. Are there any records we can search to identify heritage sites? Yes, the [...]
The Criminal Offence of Treason: Definition, Evolution and Political Application
Treason has for hundreds of years been considered one of the most serious offences that a person can commit. Whilst the criminal offence of treason dates at least as far back as Roman times, the vagaries and inconsistencies in what may amount to the offence are so vast and varied that, for the purposes of [...]
Karen Webb’s Cop Out: NSW Police Commissioner Won’t Watch Tasering of 95 year old Woman
New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb says she ‘hasn’t’ and is adamant she ‘won’t’ watch the footage of her officers tasering an elderly woman who suffers dementia at a nursing home. The footage has been recorded on police body worn cameras, but unlike releases of other such footage, it has not been made available [...]
Sisters Inside Condemns Palaszczuk’s Youth Crime Crackdown, as Viable Alternatives Exist
The Palaszczuk government announced last week that it plans to build another children’s gaol in Woodford, right next door to the adult maximum-security facility in the local corrections precinct, which comes on the back of its decision last October to build another kiddie prison in Cairns. If these plans trigger questions as to which young people the Sunshine [...]