Wartime Transportation – Mechanically Injected Diesels

Briefing Note: Building Old-School Diesel-Powered Vehicles for Wartime Fuel Resilience Subject : Utilizing Locally Sourced Oil for Diesel-Powered Vehicles Purpose : To outline the potential for building and retrofitting old-school diesel-powered vehicles to operate on minimally filtered oils, including locally sourced crude oils, in the event of wartime disruptions to fuel supply chains. 1. Introduction … Read more

Analysis of Australia’s Defense Preparedness and Firearm Disarmament

In June 2023, journalist Matthew Knott reported that military experts assign a 50% probability to Australia becoming embroiled in a catastrophic conflict within the next five years. This alarming statistic underscores growing concerns within political and military circles regarding the nation’s security strategy. Reliance on U.S. Support Former Australian Governor-General Kim Beazley has openly expressed … Read more

Lessons from History: The Essex Disaster, the tragic story that inspired Moby Dick

The psychology of the flight or fight responses sheds light on the differing instincts individuals manifest when faced with potential threats. Those with a default to flight may advocate for disarming possible attackers, believing that reducing access to weapons will minimize the likelihood of violence. Conversely, individuals who default to fight are inclined to empower … Read more

When Gun Control Becomes National Victim Disarmament – A National Security Perspective

The police cadets’  harrowing true story highlights critical themes regarding personal safety, the effectiveness of self-defence, and the broader implications of victim disarmament. The proverb, “Two men can keep a secret if one is dead,” attributed to the Hells Angels, underscores the treacherous nature of those who perpetrate violence and the lengths they will go … Read more

Rethinking Firearm Registries: A Misallocation of Resources in Public Safety

During my time in law enforcement, I never encountered a case where the firearm registry solved a crime. I believe many of my colleagues would share this perspective, seeing the registry as a misallocation of taxpayer funds that could be more effectively spent on initiatives focused on crime prevention, community wellness, and strategies to enhance … Read more

Civil Defence Strategy

Australia should consider developing specific skills and resources: Agricultural and Resource Management: Farmers and pastoralists can provide expertise in food production and resource allocation, ensuring a stable food supply during crises. Cultural Knowledge and Practices: Indigenous communities can offer valuable insights into sustainable land management and survival skills, contributing to a holistic approach to national … Read more

What is a legal right, what is a human right and why does this matter?

This content seeks to demonstrate how strengthening our national security framework is crucial for mitigating the impacts of occupation on our human right to personal safety. There is a critical connection between the human right to “security of person” and national security. While individuals have the legal right to defend themselves against immediate threats, the … Read more