The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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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
I thought, “here we go another B class movie, but wow was I wrong. Recommended viewing
Civic Engagement and Responsibility: Emulating Switzerland’s regulated defence strategy, the National Civil Defence Cadetships would cultivate a culture of civic duty among young Australians. By engaging youth, particularly from marginalised communities, the program aims to instil a sense of belonging and purpose, empowering them to contribute positively to society. Comprehensive Training and Skill Development: Cadets would receive … Read more
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 author provides an analysis of the historical resistance movements in France and Poland during World War II, emphasising the impact of compromised intelligence on resistance efforts, which often led to brutal reprisals against those involved. Key points include: Local Collaboration : Occupying forces utilised local police to identify and gather intelligence on suspected resistance … Read more
John Anderson speaks with David Eubank and Dr. Sean Turnell about the realities of China’s involvement in Myanmar’s civil war following their 2021 military coup and why it matters for Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. They reflect on Eubank’s first-hand experience providing humanitarian relief at the front line of guerilla warfare in the jungle, and … Read more
29/0/2025 In this historical clip, Sir Niall Ferguson refers to a “Cold War” between China and the West, arguing that Australia is incapable of defending itself against Chinese imperialist aggression.