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The Online Safety Amendment Bill raises significant questions about privacy and surveillance in Australia. Designed to protect minors online, it contrasts sharply with the values of personal freedom. This article delves into its implications, drawing on voices from across the political spectrum.

Whitney Webb discusses the intertwining of surveillance, corporate power, and the future of money, focusing on the roles of BlackRock and digital IDs, and their implications for Australian citizens.

History is replete with inventors who have claimed to crack the code on revolutionary technologies that could dramatically shift our energy consumption patterns and propulsion systems. However, an alarmingly high number of these innovators have either faced insurmountable obstacles or have mysteriously disappeared. This article delves into the stories of such inventors, investigating potential motives … Read more

In a recent session of the British Parliament, Member of Parliament Andrew Bridgen expressed concerns about the formation of new unions and the potential loss of democratic permission from the people. He specifically highlighted the international Health regulations and the post-pandemic agreements being pushed through by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Bridgen questioned why governments … Read more