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Silencing Of The Drum Death Knell For ABC As Alternative Media Voice

12 December 2023 2 yrs

The sudden axing of the ABC’s current affairs programme The Drum is the final nail in the coffin for a progressive national broadcaster. More than a decade of Coalition sniping and undermining of the ABC has denuded it. Silencing of The Drum death knell for […]

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The Network Of Wealth And Power Across The Globe

by Clio

7 February 2026 1 dy

The Network Of Wealth And Power Across The Globe

The latest tranche of the Epstein Files released has revealed how far the tentacles of right wing wealth and power reach across the world. Bill Shorten, the favourite whipping boy of the Australian Right, along with being falsely accused of past union corruption had Clive Palmer spending big on attack ads during the last week of the 2019 federal election. Steve Bannon, Donald Trump’s former campaign director, is claiming to Jeffrey Epstein that he advised Clive Palmer on this matter. Those on the Right are, as we know, terrible liars, and Epstein and Bannon are both headline acts in this regard. Taking credit for stuff is what these guys do. Whatever the factuality of this matter it reveals the network of wealth and power across the globe.

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Do Your Bit: Cancel Big Tech Subscriptions

by Clio

5 February 2026 3 dys

Do Your Bit: Cancel Big Tech Subscriptions

If you are disgusted and horrified at Trump and the revelations of the Epstein files. Do your bit: Cancel your Big Tech subscriptions. Bill Gates and Trump are ball’s deep in the sordid world of the late Jeffrey Epstein. Rich men treat the world with disdain and think they can wipe their muck off on us. What can we do about this? What action can we take to send a clear message that this is not good enough behaviour? Ditch your Microsoft subscriptions. Hit them where it will ultimately hurt. Stop spending your money with Big Tech.

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by Clio

2 February 2026 6 dys

Only The Wealthy Matter

This statement has been the overwhelming meta narrative running through human political history forever. I studied ancient history for many years and this was true in ancient Greek and Roman civilisations too. The aristocracy has always seen itself as the only thing that really mattered. Only the wealthy matter is top of the bill in Trump’s America right now. The evidence for this is manifest in multiple places. Trump’s big beautiful bill cut taxes for billionaires and slashed spending on the poor. The Trump cabinet is populated by more billionaires than ever seen before. Big Tech oligarchs lined up to kiss the ring of President Donald Trump at his inauguration. Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, inserted himself into the Trump administration via DOGE to garner attention on this stage. The messaging is clear – only the wealthy really matter.

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Episode 20: Psychology of Strongman Leaders & More - Robert Sudha Hamilton's Podcast

This episode begins with a response to Canadian PM Mark Carney's middle power speech. Especially, in comparison to Australian PM Anthony Albanese's small target strategy to dealing with Donald Trump.Authoritarianism is in the news of late. President Donald Trump is back in the White House and 76 million Americans voted for him. So, what is the psychology behind strongman leaders.?Listen & learn folks.ICE murders Renee Good in Minneapolis. Trump's paramilitary force is designed to meet protest with an iron fist. It is designed to instill fear in Americans.Robert Sudha Hamilton is the author of What Price Life?; America Matters: Pre-apocalyptic Posts & Essays in the Shadow of Trump; and other titles. NOW AVAILABLE AT APPLE BOOKS & GOOGLE PLAY BOOKS. Google Play Books AUDIOBOOK

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7 Feb

John Howard left Australia with interest rates at 21% when he was finally booted from the treasury ministry in 1983.

He left the Australian economy, as described by Keating in 1994 as a “graveyard”

Hockey lasted two years after releasing the worst budget in history.