by Michael Krieger | Liberty Blitzkrieg | August 8, 2014 Government plans to make telecommunications companies store users’ metadata for two years “The U.S. government kills people based on metadata.” – Former head of the NSA Michael Hayden Myself and countless others have been warning for many years that the “war on terror” is a…
by RT | July 30, 2014 The whistleblowing organization published the details of the “unprecedented” gag order issued by the Australian government on Wednesday. The super injunction passed by the Supreme Court of the state of Victoria prohibits Australian media organizations from publishing material on a multi-million-dollar graft case involving high-ranking officials from Malaysia, Indonesia,…
by Steve Watson | Infowars.com | July 29, 2014 The Australian government is pushing to implement a ”surveillance tax” on the people of the country in order to pay for a mandate that would see communications companies retaining data on customers for two years. In a disturbing development that should serve as a warning to…
Jon Kaila Herald Sun November 27, 2013 Sweeping legal changes which came into effect on September 30 allow courts to suspend or cancel the licence of any person convicted or found guilty of any offence – regardless of whether that offence has anything to do with driving. Victoria Police has exclusively revealed to the Herald…
Jon Kaila Herald Sun November 27, 2013 Sweeping legal changes which came into effect on September 30 allow courts to suspend or cancel the licence of any person convicted or found guilty of any offence – regardless of whether that offence has anything to do with driving. Victoria Police has exclusively revealed to the Herald…
John Pilger.com 5 Nov 2013 The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended on white walls, their blood and tears invisible. The parliament…