A year in prison for skipping bail seems severe to me. 

May the authorities come into the understanding that exposure of crimes is in the public interest. Whistle-blowers, outside of political alliances, should be protected when their intent is the public good.

The courts are supposed to represent justice, no bias. I noted the… Continue reading →

From the previous blog it is stated that James Murdoch believed in the Fairness Doctrine. I would occur, the media must be regulated to present both sides.  There should be no bias.  If it is an opinion piece, well then clearly the person is exercising freedom of speech.

FCC fairness doctrine

Some footage below of what appears to be Chemtrails.  This is a subject that needs to be discussed in the public interest.  If it is Chemtrails, then why are they spraying chemicals, what is in them?  Is this a war crime?

Here are a few photos for 2019 – Croydon and Blackburn… Continue reading →

https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/new-data-retention-laws-begin-today-this-is-what-you-need-to-know/news-story/28ea2dc1b01d15e53f474e21b6d68501

New data retention laws begin today, this is what you need to know

CONTROVERSIAL new data retention laws come into play today. Here’s everything you need to know and how to get around them.

Every call you make, they’ll be trackingSource:Supplied

BEGINNING today, every phone call… Continue reading →

Do no harm, is a critical thought.  Can you criminalise collective harm.

This is to do with the loss of ecosystems.  Imagine a law of ecocide.  Earth Inc. requires a lawyer to legalise protection of nature and humankind.  The collapsing earth systems is a state of emergency.  Can we suspend… Continue reading →

Transparency International reveal corruption in Gambia and indicate the themes this year are democracy and corruption.  It is hard for corruption to flourish in true democratic structures.  When greed is the lay of the land and maximising profit without regulations and with impunity, then the people are vulnerable to victimisation, severe hardship and… Continue reading →