The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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Ever since I sent a Dear Mr Puttin letter I have people, possibly from Russia trying to log into my site. Here are the IP addresses. Upper pings, Turkey & Russia. This is what I wrote, “I am writing to tell you that if you were to change sides sometime after the third world war … Read more
The issue of illegal migration and its potential links to terrorism has been a subject of considerable debate and controversy in Europe since the migrant crisis began around 2015. Some argue that the influx of migrants may create opportunities for individuals with extremist intentions to exploit the situation, using the chaos of mass movement to … Read more
A conspiracy theory is a belief or explanation that suggests that events or situations are secretly manipulated by powerful actors or groups, often in a way that counters the official or mainstream narrative. These theories typically arise when people feel that they lack control over important events and seek alternative explanations for complex phenomena. Conspiracy … Read more
In the end, when the reality of war is acknowledged, the commitment to ensure that firearm registries will not be surrendered to an occupier—viewed as an act of “appeasement”—will galvanize the National Civil Defence, both officially and unofficially, to rally in support of the Australian Defence Force (ADF). Until that moment arrives, I can confidently … Read more
The Right to Security of Person: Protecting Our Sovereignty in Times of Crisis In a world where threats to national security are ever-evolving, the fundamental human right of “security of person” remains a paramount concern for citizens everywhere. In Australia, the notion of security extends beyond the individual; it encompasses the collective safety and sovereignty … Read more