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Australia Cuts Palestinian Aid by 25%

Naomi Levin aijac.org.au Australia’s foreign aid to the Palestinian Territories has been cut by 25% over the past year, with funding redirected and long-running programs brought to an end. The cuts – from $44.1 million in 2019/20 to $29.8 million in 2020/21 – are due

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Banking System Screwed

Banking System Screwed

9th May 2021 I scratched around for a suitable responsible heading for today’s second update but in the end, I can’t think of a better one than the one I have used. By closing down the internet and mobile phone services the military put great pressure on a

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Looting and Pillaging Continues

Looting and Pillaging Continues

9th May 2021 First of all, my apologies for missing a couple of days of updates. Two of my sources have had section 505 orders issued against them and have gone into hiding. I just wanted to make sure they were ok and not push too hard for further information

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Have Germans Really Welcomed ‘Migrants’ with Open Arms?

Have Germans Really Welcomed ‘Migrants’ with Open Arms?

We’ve all seen the glowing images promulgated by the mainstream media: smiling German women and simpering Swedish soy-boys, holding signs declaring “Refugees welcome”. Because, you know, Europeans are just so morally superior to us Antipodean oiks. Where wicked Australia tries to shut the gate on a flood of boats,

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The Frogs Are Hopping Mad Over Fishing

The Frogs Are Hopping Mad Over Fishing

Being threatened with war by France seems somewhat akin to being bailed up at the point of a limp baguette, and protests are something of a national pastime. So, on the one hand, France’s fit of pique in the Channel seems almost comical. On the other hand, it’s

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Denmark Follows Australia’s Lead on ‘Refugees’

Denmark Follows Australia’s Lead on ‘Refugees’

The left have long venerated Scandinavia as a model of “democratic socialism”, even though Scandinavian countries aren’t remotely socialist. A fact that former Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen was at pains to point out to Bernie Sanders in 2015. But hey, there’s still the left’s beloved

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Europe’s New Anti-immigrant Parties Might Surprise You

Europe’s New Anti-immigrant Parties Might Surprise You

In the left’s simplistic roster of good guys and bad guys, Denmark is very much one of their White Hats. After all, the left just love Scandinavian countries, which they falsely imagine to be “socialist”. They certainly won’t want to burst their bubble of delusion by finding the

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The Junta Takes a Hammering

The Junta Takes a Hammering

6th May 2021 Nearly 200 Myanmar military troops, including a colonel and a lieutenant colonel, were killed in clashes between the regime’s troops and the military wing of the Karen National Union (KNU) in Karen State. Military tension has risen in Hpapun area, Shwe Kyin and Thaton Districts, in

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Despite the Bootlicking, the CCP Reacts Badly

Despite the Bootlicking, the CCP Reacts Badly

Labour watered down Act deputy leader Brooke van Velden‘s resolution about Uighur genocide in a futile exercise of CCP bootlicking. The much-weakened statement, however, has still managed to enrage the CCP: China has lashed out after New Zealand’s Parliament declared “severe human rights abuses” are occurring there against

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China Does Not Want War, at Least Not Yet. It’s Playing the Long Game

John Blaxland Australian National University John Blaxland is Professor of International Security and Intelligence Studies, and was recently appointed Official Historian of the Australian Signals Directorate and commissioned to write a two-volume history of ASD. Talk of war has become louder in recent days, but the “drumbeat” has been heard

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UN’s Dirty Little Secret Vote

UN’s Dirty Little Secret Vote

The idea that the best person to catch a thief is a thief has been explored in countless stories and films, from The Stainless Steel Rat to To Catch a Thief. It even has real-life counterparts: hackers have been recruited to participate in anti-hacking initiatives. Still, those are the exceptions.

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Another UNO Blunder

Another UNO Blunder

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Unsurprisingly the United Nations has a Women’s Rights Commission, something that is a huge issue given the societal and religious oppression of women world-wide. The latter religious factor is primarily an Islamic issue. How then is its cause advanced by the election of Iran

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Myanmar, a Review

Myanmar, a Review

5th May 2021 After three months of the coup, I can do no better than to quote a complete article from the Irrawaddy which is as good a summary of the position that you will get anywhere. The Irrawaddy is struggling along, but still managing to get quality information out

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Act Deputy Leader Statement on Xinjiang
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Act Deputy Leader Statement on Xinjiang

Brooke van Velden ACT Deputy Leader Mr Speaker, I move that this House is gravely concerned about the severe human rights abuses taking place against Uyghurs and other ethnic and religious minorities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. We call on the Government to work with the United Nations, international

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Port Owner: Ready to “Respond to the Call” of China

Port Owner: Ready to “Respond to the Call” of China

Effectively selling the Port of Darwin to a Chinese-owned company is one of the most spectacular strategic idiocies of recent decades. When the Northern Territory government handed a 99-year lease over the port to Chinese owners in 2015, even the strategically inept Obama administration questioned the decision. Because, let’s

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