The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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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
The movement can be understood as a response by some citizens to perceived corruption and misconduct within government institutions. This movement is rooted in a belief system that challenges the authority of the state, which many adherents view as corrupt or illegitimate. Origins of the Sovereign Citizen Movement in Australia The movement’s origins can be … Read more
Over the past decade, the alliance between Russia and China has solidified, marked by deepening political, economic, and military connections. Currently, the demographics of the Russian military presence in Ukraine reveal a significant reliance on both younger and older men, highlighting a desperate mobilization effort amidst ongoing conflict. If Europe fails to intervene decisively, it … Read more
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
The comparison between the United States’ Second Amendment and Switzerland’s model of collective defense reflects deep cultural, historical, and philosophical differences regarding the role of citizens and military in national security. United States: Second Amendment The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution asserts the right of the people to keep and bear arms. This has … Read more
Third party assessment: Assessing the feasibility of a common law action regarding the deletion of firearm registers by the Prime Minister in the event of an invasion: Key Aspects: Concern for National Security : The letter effectively communicates your apprehensions as a retired police officer. You draw from significant military insights, particularly from Major General … Read more
Switzerland successfully maintained its neutrality during conflicts by constructing an extensive network of bunkers and concealed artillery, effectively deterring invasions from both Italy and Germany. The cost of an invasion for these nations proved too great. In contrast, Australia presents a low-risk, high-reward target for potential aggressors. The Chinese are unlikely to repeat the mistakes … Read more
One critical error made by Japan during World War II was their decision not to press on and invade Australia, a choice that ultimately allowed the United States to regroup, resupply, and re-engage effectively. The Chinese are unlikely to repeat that mistake. As the last bastion in a chain of islands they aim to control, … Read more
Addressing Violent Crime in Australia: Introduction In Australia, violent random crime poses a significant threat to communities, particularly in areas characterized by high police-to-citizen ratios — specifically where the ratio is more than 1 officer to 600 citizens. Such ratios often correlate with increased risks of violent crime and civil unrest, highlighting the inadequacy of … Read more