Understanding Defence Policies of Others

What are the risks of Australia becoming the Ukraine of the Pacific?

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Four Key Questions: (1) What are the risks of Australia becoming the Ukraine of the Pacific? (2) In the conflict over Taiwan, can the CCP military inflict significant losses on the U.S., leading to a potential withdrawal? (3) Did the Japanese failure to invade Australia’s northern areas contribute to the U.S. regrouping, resupplying, and ultimately … Read more

Preserving Our Sovereignty as a Nation

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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

Invasion of Australia — How to Evade the Military as a Civilian by Henry Thumb

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When war breaks out, civilians are often caught in the crossfire. History has shown us time and again that those unprepared can find themselves facing impossible choices: how to keep their families safe, how to find food, and how to evade the military forces that move through their towns and cities.

This video explores the urgent question: what do you do when you have no training, no preparation, and suddenly you must escape and evade to survive? From the jungles of Southeast Asia to the streets of war-torn Europe, civilians throughout history have been forced into survival situations they never expected.  Our goal here is not to glorify conflict but to learn the lessons that can help ordinary people increase their odds of making it home alive.

If you are ever caught in a crisis, understanding the basics of evasion, concealment, and survival psychology could mean the difference between life and death.  We’ll cover the essential mindset that makes evasion possible: staying calm under pressure, minimising movement, and recognising patterns in both terrain and enemy behaviour. We’ll also explore practical tips inspired by SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape) principles and guerrilla warfare tactics. These include blending into civilian populations, using terrain to your advantage, and making decisions that keep you unpredictable to those pursuing you. But survival isn’t only about tactics — it’s about endurance and resourcefulness.

In this video, you’ll see how history provides examples of families and individuals who managed to evade military patrols with minimal resources, often relying on nothing more than their wits, patience, and courage. Understanding these historical lessons isn’t just interesting; it’s vital knowledge that reminds us how fragile normal life can be when war erupts.

This content is designed for anyone interested in preparedness, survival skills, or simply gaining a deeper understanding of the realities civilians face in conflict zones.
Whether you’re a history buff, a student of military strategy, or just someone curious about survival, this video will give you insights you won’t find in Hollywood films. By the end, you’ll walk away with an appreciation of the challenges civilians have endured and continue to endure across the globe, along with key takeaways you can apply to your own preparedness mindset.

 

Preparedness and Preemption: The Historical Roots of China’s National Defense Philosophy

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China’s philosophy of ensuring preparedness for potential attacks and their policy of preemptive action stems from centuries of historical experiences and strategic thinking. This perspective can be analyzed through various lenses, including historical context, political ideology, and military strategy. 1. Historical Context China has faced numerous invasions throughout its history, from the Mongol invasions to … Read more