The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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“God help Israel if their neighbours ever get AK47s. The stone-throwing youths of the 1970s became the fathers of the 2000s—fathers who brainwashed their children for war and programmed them to kill Israelis. They loaded the bullets. They made their children the weapons. They made fathers and sons in the country in which they reside … Read more
Consider a situation where someone confronts you aggressively with an offensive comment, like, “Your daughters look like s#$s.” Your instinct might be to react violently. This illustrates how provocation can trigger impulsive actions in emotionally charged moments. For example, on the day of the Queen’s passing, if someone makes derogatory remarks, your emotional response could … Read more
Here’s how I see it playing out..(one of many fragments & possibilities) . the communist here manage to convince their “Land of the Art of War” they’ve got everything under control. Don’t worry about our military, you’re good to go by 2027. No need for violence, right? We can just take over without firing a … 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
I hope you are well. I am writing to tell you that if you were to change sides sometime after the third world war begins my fellow Australians and I, will be very thankful. Intervention by the Russian military akin to the Americans at Midway stopping the Japanese in the Corel Sea. I am sure you … 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
Numerous studies have explored the link between rising violent crime rates and the rise of authoritarian measures in governments. Research shows that when citizens feel unsafe, they tend to support security policies that compromise civil liberties, leading to authoritarianism. For example, Weaver and Boucher (2018) found that heightened insecurity leads people to prefer increased government … Read more
Nearly there… A personal note from my perspective. I am a little older than Russell and have watched pretty well all his old movies, loved the train station scene. Makes me feel connected to some ancient tribe. How many orders of separation are there? So Russell, your ideas are awesome, keep up the good … Read more
In recent days, the streets were alive, With voices raised, where passions strive. A pro-Palestine march, emotions ablaze, Yet dark echoes from certain cells, in hateful displays. Calls for extermination, “from the river to the sea,” drowning out reason, like a venomous plant. Then came a second, by hearts untainted, Ordinary Australians, brightened with true … Read more