16 August 2021

"Australia has gone Mad!" says former police officer about governmental sex guidelines


The colonialists in charge of the Australian people have gone feral with their so called mandates.

The whole world is watching this sh!t show in Australia, and we're literally the laughing stock at the arse end of the world.

You (the serf) are not allowed to talk to your neighbour.

You (the serf ) are not allowed to help your neighbour.

You (the serf) are not allowed to buy certain foods.

These are the words from the people in control of this colony.

Sound familiar with regards to a régime of the 1930's?

See video:


They truly need to be removed from office.

09 August 2021

Obeying "other masters" a conspiracy theory?

Today's mainstream media is NOT the same one of yesteryear.

It's all about click bait, i.e. 'selling' news, creating confusion, enticing and emotional reaction and most importantly subservience to a government agenda.

So, the Rupert Murdoch news monopoly in Australia, states that Lisa Wilkinson has a "bizzare" theory about the NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian being subservient to "other masters".


Yet in the 1960's the mainstream media made it quite clear that the 'faceless men' run the show in Australia.


There is no 'separation of powers' within government today, as the 'brotherhood' as a finger in every tier of government (executive, parliament and judicature).

To make it worse, the judiciary has been corrupted today, as they are paid by not the people's funds but rather by shell corporations, e.g. Court Services Victoria, who have banks and financial institutions as their stakeholders.

No wonder the Royal Commission into banking and the financial services institutions was a farce, as the judgements were not impartial.

The colony called Australia is truly administered by an organised crime syndicate.

08 August 2021

National cabinet thrown open to scrutiny in ruling it is not a cabinet

A federal tribunal has ordered Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s department to release secret documents about the workings of national cabinet after rejecting government claims the peak group is a committee of federal cabinet.

The tribunal backed an appeal from independent senator Rex Patrick in a significant decision that opens national cabinet to public scrutiny through requests for its agendas, minutes and other documents.

Secretary of the Prime Minister’s Department, Phil Gaetjens, Prime Minister Scott Morrison and then-Chief Medical Officer Professor Brendan Murphy, speak with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian (on screen) during a National Cabinet meeting.Credit:Alex Ellinghausen

The ruling also shatters government claims the peak group, led by Mr Morrison with state premiers and territory chief ministers, has the status of a committee of federal cabinet and is therefore shielded from scrutiny.

Senator Patrick hailed the outcome on Thursday night as a “decisive win for transparency and accountability” because it rejected Mr Morrison’s attempts to claim a protection for national cabinet that it did not deserve under the law.

The South Australian senator took his claim to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal after the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet rejected his applications under the Freedom of Information Act for documents about national cabinet meetings.

Federal Court judge Richard White, sitting as a presidential member of the AAT, ruled the department was wrong to reject many parts of the original request and ordered it to release the documents.

But the department gained a 28-day stay on the release of the documents while it considers whether to appeal the decision to the Federal Court.

While the department said the national cabinet was a “committee of cabinet” and therefore subject to the protections in FOI law for cabinet documents, Justice White rejected that argument after citing case law, English author Walter Bagehot in “The English Constitution” in 1867 and Fraser government minister Ian Viner in his speech introducing the FOI law in 1982.

“The mere use of the name ‘national cabinet’ does not, of itself, have the effect of making a group of persons using the name a ‘committee of the cabinet’. Nor does the mere labelling of a committee as a ‘cabinet committee’ have that effect,” Justice White said in his judgment.

“The term ‘cabinet’ is not defined in the Constitution nor in any other legislation of the Australian Parliament.”

In a key part of his judgment, Justice White said national cabinet was not “of” the federal cabinet because federal cabinet had to consist of those elected to Federal Parliament, excluding a provision that allows someone to be in cabinet for three months without being in Parliament.

Only one member of national cabinet, Mr Morrison, is a member of the federal cabinet and of Federal Parliament, raising the question of whether national cabinet was really a committee “of” the federal one.

“The effect is that persons who are not, or who cease to be, elected members of the Australian Parliament can be a member of the Executive Council for only a very short period,” Justice White said.

“A group which is not ‘of’ the cabinet will not be a committee of the cabinet.”

Senator Patrick said this meant Mr Morrison had been putting a false argument to Australians about the peak group.

Independent Senator Rex Patrick hailed the outcome on Thursday night as a “decisive win for transparency and accountability”.Credit:Dominic Lorrimer

“The thing the Prime Minister labelled national cabinet is a faux cabinet. It’s just another intergovernmental meeting, in effect the former Council of Australian Governments, COAG, by another name,” Senator Patrick said.

“For almost 40 years Australians have had a legal right under the Freedom of Information Act to access information relating to intergovernmental meetings, subject only to a test of public harm.

“Last year Prime Minister Morrison tried to take that right away. He did not ask the Parliament to change the law, he just declared that national cabinet to be part of the federal cabinet and as such exempt under the cabinet secrecy exemption of the FOI Act.”

“That arrogant declaration has now been overturned.”

The documents to be released, unless the federal government appeals, include minutes of the national cabinet meetings in the first half of last year.

Senator Patrick said he had won all his appeals against the government on FOI requests so far, with a score of 12 - nil.

Source: HeraldSun



07 August 2021

04 August 2021

The Big Antivirus Lie in 2021

Do you need an Antivirus? Surprisingly, my answer is an emphatic NO. I lay out the problems with Antivirus software and how in 2021, they actually detract from security and privacy and not enhance it.

 We will also talk about alternate solutions for cyber security that does not require paying for any antivirus. 

 ****** NOTE: The advice and analysis here is for personal security and privacy. There are different priorities in an enterprise (your privacy is definitely not one of them), so this video is not some enterprise advice. It is for individuals. ******

See details within the video:



30 July 2021

What is the Cycle Threshold used in Ireland?

So, what is the number of cycles used in Ireland?

Keeping in mind that currently the WHO recommends 25-35.

See:





28 July 2021

Privacy Policy regarding Check In app

See the Privacy Policy with regards to Check In Qld app"




Police try to mine data from check-in app

While the authorities of colony state on the radio that checking in via QR code is mandatory, there is no lawful instrument in place that states so.

In order to easily and cost effectively 'administer' the people of the colony, centralised collection is a priority, where all the hard work, i.e. data input is done by the serfs.

See article:


This is another reason not to trust the police.

26 July 2021

The 'jab' is useless according to NSW Health

According to the statistics rattled off by Dr. Jeremy McAnulty, the 'jab' is technically useless.


See video:



The conclusion is very simple dear Watson.

Out of 141 'cases' all but one were injected.

Therefore the fluid injected into the test subjects is literally useless.

Just to throw another spanner in the works:

Please note that the state of NSW determines a person being a 'case' on a Ct (Cycle threshold) at 40, as mentioned in an official government 'tweet':


Currently the WHO recommends 25-35.

In Australia, the people in control should be charged with medical negligence.