The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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Clay shooting and the need for modern rifle soldiers to engage with small drones, while fundamentally different activities, share underlying principles related to marksmanship, situational awareness, and the application of strategy and tactics. Clay Shooting Precision and Skill : Clay shooting requires a high level of precision, focus, and skill. Shooters must quickly assess moving … Read more
There exists a compelling argument against the Australian Commonwealth Government regarding the potential adverse outcomes associated with the national firearm registry, particularly in the context of national security. Drawing parallels with the experiences of the French and Polish resistance movements during World War II, we find valuable historical evidence illustrating the risks posed by compromised … Read more
Submission by L. Lyons re 2024 Firearms Act _Redacted
Legal Argument for Citizen Possession of Concealable Firearms for Self-Defense and Community Safety Introduction: In light of the evolving threats to personal security and national safety, particularly in a wartime context, it is essential to assess the legal grounds for allowing citizens to possess concealable firearms. This argument articulates a case for a structured approach … Read more
It is no secret that these planes can achieved considerable speed quickly. Pro: Modern rocket planes hidden across the vast lands of Australia can be launched and retrieved by just a few ground-crew. Speeds above Mach 1.2 Con: comparably short flight duration to a jet. https://hailuoai.video/share/ai-video/8erLyVxjXnZ7?source-scene=shared&source-media=shared_link
Throughout history, several nations have faced unexpected invasions, often due to a dangerous underestimation of their vulnerabilities or the intentions of other countries. Historical examples highlight a recurring theme of surprise in military engagements, which serves as a cautionary tale for nations today, including Australia: France (1940): Despite being one of Europe’s strongest military powers, … Read more
The Australian Civil-Military Centre is a unique organisation. We work in contexts where there are no easy answers, where the environment is always changing, as is the number and range of our Australian stakeholders and international counterparts. The Plan on a Page video presentation captures the Who, Why, What, Where and How we do business … Read more
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