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Alex Jones Verdict: the Danger of Defamation Laws

Alex Jones Verdict: the Danger of Defamation Laws

Ryan McMaken ronpaulinstitute.org In the latest demonstration of the absurdity of defamation laws, radio show host Alex Jones has been ordered to pay $965 million to people whose didn’t like things Jones said about the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. In the years following the massacre,

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Chileans Overwhelmingly Protect the Unborn

righttolife.org.uk Chilean citizens have voted overwhelmingly to reject a new constitution that would have introduced abortion and removed the current legal protections for unborn children. 62% of Chilean voters rejected the proposed constitution, which committed the state to universal healthcare, various environmental regulations and, perhaps most controversially, included

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When a Proposal Is a Fait Accompli
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When a Proposal Is a Fait Accompli

A proposal is an offer for consideration, with the power of acceptance or rejection. But not according to this government! Hello, it’s All things Political with John Porter on Bay FM and today I’m talking about a subject a very large number of people are labelling “a fraudulent

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She Survived a Bombing and Then Was Legally Killed

She Survived a Bombing and Then Was Legally Killed

righttolife.org.uk A 23-year-old woman who survived the Brussels airport terror attack in 2016 has ended her life by legal euthanasia, owing to severe depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and psychiatric trauma following the incident. Shanti De Corte was walking through the departure lounge of the Belgian

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Who Gave Bureaucrats the Right to Tell Us What to Do?

Who Gave Bureaucrats the Right to Tell Us What to Do?

Ramesh Thakur mercatornet.com Ramesh Thakur, a former United Nations Assistant Secretary-General, is emeritus professor in the Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University. People of a certain age will remember only too well Pastor Martin Niemöller’s poignant lament that as the Nazis hunted down groups

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The EU Is Censoring the World

The EU Is Censoring the World

Robert Kogon brownstone.org Robert Kogon is a pen name for a widely-published financial journalist, a translator, and researcher working in Europe. Twitter is obviously at the centre of what is commonly known as “Big Tech censorship.” It has been busily using the censorship tools at its disposal – from

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Cracking the Bidens’ Media Protection Racket
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Cracking the Bidens’ Media Protection Racket

Jeffrey Lord newsbusters.org Jeffrey Lord is a contributing writer for NewsBusters. Lord is a former White House political director in the Reagan White House and aide to HUD Secretary Jack Kemp. The headline over at Fox News this last week told the tale: Tony Bobulinski tells Tucker Carlson Joe

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Labour’s Laws Divide Us by Race
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Labour’s Laws Divide Us by Race

Karen Chhour ACT Social Development spokesperson ACT in Government will reverse the harmful laws introduced by Labour that divide New Zealanders by race. Labour didn’t campaign on co-government and yet it has introduced it through a range of new entities and laws. The Labour Government commissioned the ‘He

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Law and Order: Holding Govt to Account

Darroch Ball Sensible Sentencing Trust Sensible Sentencing Trust has been working hard over the past few months on an important piece of work that will be released within the next couple of months. We are working on a law-and-order manifesto where we not only have the policy stances

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Court Win, but No Apology
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Court Win, but No Apology

The process is the punishment, and the criminals will always get off scot-free. Once again, an American family is learning the hard way that that’s how the “racial reckoning” and “defund the police” works in practise. It doesn’t even matter that legally they’re not just completely

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Where Is the Punishment and Accountability?

Where Is the Punishment and Accountability?

Darroch Ball Leader Sensible Sentencing Trust We need to stop making excuses for these idiot teen criminals. We have created this environment for this sort of behaviour to fester – but our government, system, and media continue to give them every reason to continue to do what they’re doing and,

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Euthanasia Deaths are Increasing

Euthanasia Deaths are Increasing

Michael Cook mercatornet.com Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. He lives in Sydney, Australia. When it passed in the Victorian parliament in 2017, the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act must have been one of the most controversial pieces of legislation in Australian history. Lobbying on both sides was intense;

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Freedom on Tokelau Thanks to Legal Action

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Liz Gunn and her team at FreeNZ Media first alerted us to the plight of Mahelino Patelesio and his family on Tokelau’s Nukunonu Atoll on 3 July 2022. The family had been on house arrest (“tunoa”) under instruction of the

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One Death, but What about the Others?

Gary Moller garymoller.com Gary Moller is a health practitioner who is focused on addressing the root causes of ill health or poor performance by making use of a key forensic tool – Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis – and administering healthy, natural and sustainable therapies. A friend wrote to me: “What about

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The Implications of Cardinal Pell’s Exoneration

The Implications of Cardinal Pell’s Exoneration

Michael Cook mercatornet.com Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. He lives in Sydney, Australia. On April 7, 2020 Cardinal George Pell walked out of Barwon Prison, in Victoria, a free man. Australia’s High Court, in a unanimous 7-0 decision, had quashed his conviction for sexually abusing

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A Minute of Silence to Commemorate 10 Million Lives

A Minute of Silence to Commemorate 10 Million Lives

righttolife.org.uk Thousands of people across the United Kingdom stopped for a minute of silence at 11:41am to commemorate the 10 million lives that have been lost to abortion in England, Wales and Scotland since the Abortion Act was introduced in 1967. It is projected that the 10

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