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The author of the following author of the following article, which really is a wake-up call to all Australians, is Dr (Professor) David Barton,. Dr Barton specialises in general adult and geriatric psychiatry with a particular interest in neuropsychiatry acquired brain injury, and the association between depression and cardiovascular disease. He works in centres inContinue reading “Sharing with members.”

How government intervention has returned to cripple the West Features Australia Michael Collins Getty Images Michael Collins 10 June 2023 9:00 AM At the start of 1962, inflation threatened the US economy. President John Kennedy thought the key to controlling the menace was to prevent steel companies from lifting prices. To help steel mills containContinue reading “‘I’m baaaack!’”

Standard text for defeating the argument that vaccines help the human body. By Baldmichael Theresoluteprotector’sson 11th August, 2022 This is my standard text I use around the internet. Please use as you see fit if it helps, adapt to suit your own needs and way of dialogue with others. If you disagree with any ofContinue reading “What is the ‘flu a.k.a Covid 19 and why vaccines are pointless at best.”

Leading article Australia The Spectator Australia Cover by Sarah Dudley, illustration by Ben Davis The Spectator Australia 10 June 2023 9:00 AM Three things can be safely said about the entire Brittany Higgins affair. Firstly, the average punter has no idea where the truth actually lies and probably never will. Secondly, pretty much any commentaryContinue reading “In the dark”

David Daintree Quadrant Online 6th June 2023 Hardly anybody in the English-speaking world needs to be reminded that the month of June is designated by LGBT people as a special time of remembrance and gratitude for civil rights that had formerly been denied them. The Stonewall Riots in New York in 1969 are usually citedContinue reading “What Often Goeth Before the Fall”

Joe Dolce Contributing editor Forget artificial intelligence—in the brave new world of big data, it’s artificial idiocy we should be looking out for. —Tom Chatfield, British author and tech philosopher China has the reputation of being the most CCTV-monitored country in the world, with over 600 million cameras in public places. With a population ofContinue reading “The Capture: Deep Learning and Deep Fakes”

John O’Sullivan Editor, International If I were a young man starting out in life with nothing but ambition and a sandwich in my rucksack, I think I would become a conspiracy theorist. It’s a growing field, requires no particular qualification, is open to all comers, and has no professional body to keep out or expelContinue reading “Conspiracy, What Conspiracy?”

Alistair Pope Upon the conclusion of World War II the victors rounded up and prosecuted many German and Japanese war criminals.  Some were sentenced to death and executed.  The case of William Joyce (‘Lord Haw Haw’)[i] is particularly pertinent as he was a US-born British citizen who moved to Germany and became a naturalised German. Continue reading “Yamashita’s Shadow Falls on the ADF”

Viewpoints Signs of regrowth are seen amongst bushfire affected natives and blue gum forestry west of Parndana, Australia, on Feb. 23, 2020. (Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images) By Eric Abetz May 29, 2023Updated: May 29, 2023 biggersmaller Print 0:005:09 Commentary When mindless environmental zealotry turns into environmental vandalism and economic destruction something is badly wrong. WhatContinue reading “When Environmental Radicalism Is More Harmful Than Good”

ABC Kimberley / By Molly Hunt Posted Sun 30 Sep 2018 at 7:54amSunday 30 Sep 2018 at 7:54am Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this article Link copied Min Min lights are a mysterious phenomenon that have spooked many people in the outback of Australia. But is there any scientific proof that Min MinContinue reading “Min Min lights: Is there a scientific explanation for the mysterious phenomenon?”

Flat White Rocco Loiacono Getty Images Rocco Loiacono 20 August 2022 12:00 PM It is to the 19th century British historian, politician, and moralist Lord Acton that we owe the phrase: ‘Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.’ It conveys the sense that, as the power of rulers increases, their moral sense diminishes.Continue reading “McGowan’s bid for total control”

Flat White Alexandra Marshall Getty Images Alexandra Marshall 29 May 2023 10:00 AM South Africa Beats Climate Goal as Blackouts Slash Emissions. It’s one of those headlines you read and assume the Babylon Bee is to blame. In this case, it came from a Bloomberg article, gushing about South Africa’s falling emissions putting it on track toContinue reading “Renewables and rare earths: the virtuous ravishing of South Africa”

Flat White Rocco Loiacono Getty Images Rocco Loiacono 29 May 2023 4:20 PM Western Australia’s Labor Premier Mark McGowan has resigned after over six years and two months in the job. He said at the press conference announcing his resignation: ‘But the truth is I’m tired, extremely tired. In fact, I’m exhausted. The role ofContinue reading “Goodbye to WA’s worst ever Premier, Mark McGowan”

Nation First looks at ‘freedom’ alternatives to mainstream social media platforms. Open in app or onlineThank you for being a paid subscriber to Nation First. Your support in the fight for freedom, sovereignty and common sense conservatism is important!5 Social Media Alternatives To Empower You!Nation First looks at ‘freedom’ alternatives to mainstream social media platforms.George ChristensenMayContinue reading “5 Social Media Alternatives To Empower You!”