Author Archives: Nelle

Exposing The Darkness

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) bankrolled the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) to the tune of $11 million to promote COVID-19 vaccination as “safe and effective” for pregnant women, according to an investigation published this week by attorney Maggie Thorp. Documents obtained by Thorp through a Freedom of Information ActContinue reading “Exposing The Darkness”

The North-Adams Secret Dossier

1,244 views May 13, 2023 After more than two months since last being in the studio together, Adams and North have come back to record their latest show with an update on ASIC. Adams reveals that information gleaned from various Freedom of Information requests indicate that 13 ASIC employees are holding 142 documents spanning hundredsContinue reading “The North-Adams Secret Dossier”

It’s the government’s spending, stupid

Flat White Lachlan Clark Getty Images Lachlan Clark 12 May 2023 6:33 AM Casting an eye over the headlines from the federal budget, one may assume that the anticipated budget surplus is a direct result of the federal government tightening its belt. Do not be fooled. As is always, the devil is in the detail.Continue reading “It’s the government’s spending, stupid”

The terrifying future of the Voice found in its past

Flat White Matthew Stratton Getty Images Matthew Stratton 3 April 2023 7:00 AM In March 1982, the National Aboriginal Conference established under the Whitlam government put forward what can genuinely be described as the most radical proposal in Australian history. The proposed treaty between Aboriginal peoples and the Commonwealth (without referendum) sought to ‘return’ sovereigntyContinue reading “The terrifying future of the Voice found in its past”

Abbott (and the Voice) on trial

Flat White Matthew Stratton Getty Images Matthew Stratton 4 May 2023 5:00 AM If you had watched the final public hearing from the Inquiry into the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice Referendum, you would be forgiven for thinking Tony Abbott, one of only three dissenting witnesses to the referendum and its wording of the 65 witnessesContinue reading “Abbott (and the Voice) on trial”

Pauline Hanson: Senate kicks vital Voice issue down the road

Flat White Pauline Hanson Getty Images Pauline Hanson 11 May 2023 2:15 PM The vexing but vital issue of genuine Indigenous identity will fester during the Voice referendum period and for a long time after unless – and until – Parliament settles the question of what defines an Indigenous Australian. This week, a gutless SenateContinue reading “Pauline Hanson: Senate kicks vital Voice issue down the road”

A Tribute to Catherine

2,820,524 views Jan 10, 2022 Catherine, Princess of Wales (born Catherine Elizabeth Middleton; January 9, 1982) is a member of the British royal family. Her husband, Prince William, is the heir apparent to the British throne, making Catherine an expected future queen consort. Born in Reading, Middleton grew up in Bucklebury, Berkshire. She was educatedContinue reading “A Tribute to Catherine”

Minister for women rejects definition of a woman

Flat White Rachael Wong Getty Images Rachael Wong 12 May 2023 6:08 AM Things are looking dire for women in Queensland… This week, Queensland’s Minister for Women Shannon Fentiman (who is also the state’s Attorney-General and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence), took to social media to decry a sticker placed on aContinue reading “Minister for women rejects definition of a woman”

When Did The Right Of Politics Become The “Radical Revolutionaries”?

Senator Alex Antic 10.3K subscribers The long march through the institutions occurred largely unnoticed, resulting in absurd ideas to gain legitimacy from the institutions. Now, the left is the establishment. Find the full ‘BASED with Senator Alex Antic’ podcast with Cory Bernardi on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube

Spirit of the Horse~a Tribute~

“Following Justice’s Journey.” As the brilliant sun slowly sank in the western skies, I saw Justice on top of a mountain, looking down into ribbons of light in the valley below as his mom sweetly nuzzled his fuzzy mane. The light surrounding them was captivating. You could feel a cool mountain breeze blowing through theContinue reading “Spirit of the Horse~a Tribute~”

Government blinded by its optimism delusion

Tom Dusevic The Australian May 9, 2023 Jim Chalmers calls it the “defining, decisive decade ahead”, of monster-sized challenges and big opportunities. What the Treasurer has failed to do, however, is provide a strategy, a model if we’re being fancy, to deal with the polycrisis that is unfolding: forever deficits, slow-mo growth, strategic distemper. WhatContinue reading “Government blinded by its optimism delusion”

A King’s Welcome

Leading Article Australia The Spectator Australia Getty Images The Spectator Australia 6 May 2023 9:00 AM This magazine supports our constitutional monarchy and thus naturally delights in the spectacle of the coronation. Our constitutional monarchy, the by-product of the extraordinary and unique colonisation of this continent some two centuries ago, has served all Australians extremelyContinue reading “A King’s Welcome”

Peter Dutton has unveiled his positive policy agenda in a budget reply speech that also found time to attack the government by stoking public anxiety about immigration.

A Dutton government, would, the Opposition Leader told Parliament on Thursday, enact the following policies: Last year Mr Dutton’s debut budget reply speech was based almost exclusively on scepticism about renewable energy in a break with the tradition of recent years that has had opposition leaders propose a positive agenda. With his agenda on theContinue reading “Peter Dutton has unveiled his positive policy agenda in a budget reply speech that also found time to attack the government by stoking public anxiety about immigration.”

Sir David Attenborough: 97 years of environmentalism

Flat White The Spectator Australia May 9, 2023 Yesterday marked the 97th birthday of Sir David Attenborough. For generations, he has been the chief connection between children and the natural world beyond their safe schools, concrete cities, and cotton-wool existence. As our civilisation urbanised, work such as his became essential otherwise how else would aContinue reading “Sir David Attenborough: 97 years of environmentalism”

Burying the bodies

Why all the unexpected deaths? Features Australia Rebecca Weisser Getty Images Rebecca Weisser 6 May 2023 9:00 AM Late on Friday 28 April, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its Provisional Mortality update. It’s a time-honoured practice known in media circles as ‘taking out the trash’ although in this case it should probably beContinue reading “Burying the bodies”

Bill Gates Owns Synthetic Fruit Coating — What’s in It?

Analysis by Dr. Joseph MercolaFact Checked Regenerative Agriculture — The Next Big Thing Should Your Child Get That Root Canal? Story at-a-glance Do you know what Apeel is? In an April 24, 2023, Twitter thread,1 Alexis Baden-Mayer, political director at the Organic Consumers Association (OCA), lists the many patents associated with this mysterious synthetic fruitContinue reading “Bill Gates Owns Synthetic Fruit Coating — What’s in It?”

Bombshell police dossier of Higgins’ ‘inconsistencies’ raises stakes

Stephen Rice, Janet Albrechtsen The Australian May 8 2023 Shane Drumgold has sensationally claimed investigating police tried to sabotage the rape case against Bruce Lehrmann by heightening Brittany Higgins’ emotional distress in the hope she would be too traumatised to appear as a witness. The ACT Director of Public Prosecutions’ extraordinary attack on the AustralianContinue reading “Bombshell police dossier of Higgins’ ‘inconsistencies’ raises stakes”