Lidia Thorpe is not someone who made the decision to enter Australian parliament lightly, one would presume. She grew up amongst staunch First Nations rights activists, who vocally assert and continue to uphold their sovereignty over stolen lands.
Australian parliament represents […]
Sweeping new surveillance proposal.
The UK House of Commons passed the controversial Public Order Bill by 276 to 231 votes. The bill aims to give police and courts more power to prevent protests and the ability to electronically monitor protesters with an […]
The Melbourne County Court has proceeded with the arrest of Mike Holt yesterday. This, despite his lawyers painting a very clear picture of his fundamental rights and pointing out the fact they have no jurisdiction in Queensland.
He was arrested early yesterday by the Federal Police on a charge […]
Fault lines: An independent review into Australia’s response to COVID-19’, is the first independent review of Australia’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. The review has found that key groups were excluded from financial support, some lockdowns and border closures were avoidable and schools should have remained open. It sounds a warning to governments […]
Scotland Yard seems to be dabbling in some dystopian concepts, not that far removed from the one known as “precrime” described in the book and movie “Minority Report.”
This is about law enforcement’s fictional ability and willingness to use technology to detain […]
On behalf of ICAN, vaccine and civil rights attorney Aaron Siri sued the CDC to get their V-SAFE data. V-Safe is a new smartphone-based CDC program that allows users to register after getting a Covid-19 vaccine and provide health check-ins. Why did it take 463 days for the CDC to release this important […]
Dr. Andrew Huff was a vice president at EcoHealth Alliance, an organization at the center of investigations into the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic. He tells Liz Collin what he saw.
Dr. Andrew Huff’s expertise in bioterrorism and pandemic preparedness left him […]
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) director Rohit Chopra said he was considering investigating PayPal over a now-retracted update to the user agreement that said users would be fined $2,500 for spreading misinformation.
“I’ve never actually never heard […]
