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Bayer’s Monsanto division raided its petty cash to settle 95,000 claims with non-Hodgkins Lymphoma sufferers in the USA for near $11 billion. Another $1.25 billion is for potential future claims from at least 30,000 other Roundup users also suffering the disease. By Bob Phelps. Plaintiffs’ illnesses resulted from long term exposure to Roundup herbicide and […]

As long as there has been governments, there has been protests against them. We have heard many tales of the masses using their voice against the … Discussion: Personal rights, microchips, protests

A new independent film exposes the inner workings of Australia’s banking system, shining a light on the structures of fractional reserve lending and … Australia’s Struggle for Monetary Sovereignty

By James Corbett CorbettReport.com Who is Bill Gates? A software developer? A businessman? A philanthropist? A global health expert? This question, once merely academic, is becoming a very real question for those who are beginning to realize that Gates’ unimaginable wealth has been used to gain control over every corner of the fields of public […]

Extensive surveillance measures introduced across the world during the coronavirus outbreak have widened and become entrenched, digital rights … Coronavirus surveillance here to stay, experts warn

Australia actively participates in discussions to implement Agenda 2030, supporting involvement of all development actors, including civil society … The UN’s Infiltration of Australia

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Microwave Bath’ Sure To Cause Cancer Nationwide Can Be Nothing Less Than Intentional July 26, 2018 Stefan Stanford – All News Pipeline – Live Free Or Die In this new story over at Forbidden Knowledge TV that Steve Quayle linked to on his website Wednesday morning…

Queensland has taken another step towards a dystopian technocratic future with the implementation of new microchip technologies, facial recognition and the merger of said data to Federal agencies. By General Maddox. It doesn’t seem that long ago when Queenslanders carried around a simple laminated driver’s license. First introduced in 1986 as an upgrade to plain […]

Queensland will become the next state to introduce a biometric data sharing bill that would allow for the expansion of Australia’s national facial … States continue national facial recognition push

Australia’s national death rate is in line with averages recorded over the last five years, despite the government initially projecting between … Death rate remains average during pandemic

The Council of Australian Governments (COAG) will be scrapped and replaced by “a completely new system” led by the COVID-19 National Cabinet, Scott … Policy-making consolidated as COAG replaced

Humanity seems to be slowly entering a new ‘post-truth’ era in which objective reality takes a back seat in favour of engineered groupthink … Discussion: Australians reject the ‘new normal’