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The stench of the system: conspiracy

Something is smelling decidedly ‘off’ in today’s world, with nauseating levels of corruption, mass murder, lies, hypocrisy and repression. These three essays are based on three books I happen to have recently read, each of which provides fascinating but necessarily limited insights into the reality of contemporary society. Placed alongside each other, however, they can help us to identify the ...

The stench of the system: propaganda

BREAKING: Victorian Liberal Party HIT with FORMAL LEGAL CHALLENGE over dumped conservative candidate
Subhead:A leaked lawyers' letter and covering email show the disendorsed Croydon candidate claims the 12 October vote to remove him and install Toby Wooldridge breached the Victorian Liberals' own constitution, and he is demanding the decisions be reversed by Friday.# YouTube-embed:ARnu1hMCjg8 Grant Hutchinson has sent the Victorian Liberals a formal legal challenge, eight days after […]
WATCH: Liberal insider exposes the factional hit that dumped conservative Croydon candidate Grant Hutchinson
Subhead:A long-serving Liberal Party member says the party's last-minute dis-endorsement of Grant Hutchinson was a factional purge dressed up as a legal concern, and that donors are being refused their money back.# YouTube-embed:ARnu1hMCjg8 The Victorian Liberals keep telling conservative voters they're a broad church. But somehow, with the state election only weeks away, one of […]
Bridging visa holders hit a record 445,678 as temporary visa numbers climb to 2.93 million
Subhead:Close to three million people are now in the country on temporary terms, and four visa categories have hit their highest point since 2018.# The number of people living in Australia on bridging visas has hit 445,678, the highest figure recorded in Department of Home Affairs data going back to June 2018. The figures, […]
Keith Wilson hosts Alberta referendum watch party as early results roll in
Subhead:Following months of campaigning for Alberta independence, Keith Wilson gathered with guests in Calgary on referendum night as Albertans awaited the results of a vote that could shape the province’s political future.# YouTube-embed:WX0R5ezSx6E Albertans headed to the polls on October 19 to cast their ballots on ten referendum questions, including one that could have major […]
Wab Kinew: 'I would love it' if governments worldwide 'taxed Elon Musk’s wealth'
Subhead:Manitoba’s premier floated a global tax on the world’s richest man while unveiling new rent control measures in Winnipeg.# Wab Kinew says he would love to see governments around the world get together and tax Elon Musk’s wealth. The NDP premier of Manitoba made the remarks Monday at his government’s rent control announcement in Winnipeg, […]

🟢 Alberta Referendum closes as BC Election heats up
Alberta’s historic referendum has come to a close, with separatists garnering roughly a quarter of the voting population’s support and the province reaching consensus on a whole host of other issues.
EXCLUSIVE: MP Aaron Gunn speaks on BC election and NDP’s decade of failure
MP Aaron Gunn speaks with Juno News about the need to get BC Conservatives elected, Eby’s abysmal record, and all the problems British Columbians face after a decade of NDP leadership.
Here's how Albertans voted on immigration and constitutional reforms
Albertans delivered a decisive endorsement of tighter immigration controls in Monday's referendum, but constitutional reforms proved far more divisive.
UCP MLA who backed independence vote won't seek re-election
“I’ve never said that I want Alberta to separate,” MLA Jason Stephan previously said. “I’ve actually always said that I’d love to see Canada fix itself.”

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