Morrison's National Cabinet Unlawfully Preventing Australians from Returning Home
Written by Augusto Zimmermann
As well as being profoundly irrational and damaging to our freedom and to our economy, elements of the Australian lockdowns may well be unlawful. A number of legal experts question the constitutionality of things like the prevention of Australian overseas from returing home.
Was Sweden Wrong About Covid, and Australia Right?
Written by Paul Collits
A number of Australians have asked - why should we follow Sweden's approach to lockdown, when Sweden's death rate per million of population is worse than ours? Here is why we should have.
Those who wish to curtail our freedom and rights over a public health scare paint those who oppose their efforts as fringe dwellers and extremists. Deplorables. Anti-vaxxers. Nut cases. The ones who we should really fear are those who wish to deny us our essential freedoms.
We are living through a national crisis. Things are out of control. Sitting atop the disaster is a man who shouldn't be there.
Justice Denied - Reflections on the Scourge of Guilt by Accusation
Written by Paul Collits
A new book just out by David Pierre casts fresh light on one of the scourges of modern legal practice. This is the new curse of guilt by accusation. Nothing is less likely to eradicate the heinous crimes of child sex abuse that the attacks by the mob on the innocent.
Politicians are said to love "killer facts". And to want to "follow the science". Sadly, those running our Covid policy responses seem not to want to do either.
It's a Bilderberg World, Baby - An Alternate View of Conspiracy Theories
Written by Paul Collits
Conspiracy theory has been invoked by Victorian Police commanders to tarnish the reputations of citizens who object to totalitarianism. What is conspiracy theory? It is worth unpacking in these weird times. It turns out that many conspiracy theories are respectable. Indeed, they explain much of the world.
