⁣Far-left Australian MP Adam Bandt Labels Trump a ‘Dangerous Demagogue,’ Calls on Canberra to Sever Its Alliance With Washington

Source: https://t.me/rtnews/88369

⁣The Average Person Doesn't See Famine Coming!!

The top 5 threats humanity is facing right now: Invasion, Technology, Depopulation, Famine and Sabotage

The 51st State on Australian National Review, by @JasonQCitizen1 - with Michael Yon (@Michael_Yon)

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⁣European Countries Run Around Telling Countries Not to Trade With Russia — Lavrov

Says mentality of relations is from 'colonial times' and Global South is having a 2nd awakening

Source: https://t.me/rtnews/90796

⁣Piers Morgan blasts Israel, says he reached 'common ground' with Mehdi Hasan on Gaza

Even utters the G(enocide)-word, doesn't ask to condemn Hamas

Is the tide turning on Israel or all reading from the same script?

Source: https://t.me/rtnews/96515

NEW WORLD ORDER - IN THE FUTURE `SMART` OR `15 MINUTE CITIES` RESIDENTS, MAY NOT BE ABLE TO PAY FOR GOODS AND SERVICES BY FACE RECOGNITION BEYOND CITY LIMITS

OUR DAILY OLDIES: I'M PUBLISHING THIS ONE BY REQUEST. SOMEBODY ASKED FOR IT. I KNEW I HAD IT BUT I COULDN'T FIND IT SOONER. HERE IS THE ORIGINAL BY LLOYD PRICE AND THE VERSION IN SPANISH BY BILLY CAFARO (FROM ARGENTINA).

⁣France 🇫🇷 Anti Macron Rallies have broken out all over France, after the news of another Globalist win....This war won't be won at the rigged polling booths, it will be won on the streets. Long Live the People 💣🔥👊

With friends like this how could he possibly lose....

⁣https://www.australiannational....review.com/state-of-

OUR DAILY OLDIES

⁣John Pilger returned to his homeland with director Alan Lowery, a fellow Australian, to make a three-part documentary series, The Last Dream, screened at the time of the country’s bicentenary in 1988.

In Other People’s Wars, the last in the trilogy, he explores a history of Australians fighting colonial wars in foreign lands for the British Empire and the United States.

‘We Australians have a special relationship with war,’ says Pilger. ‘We fight mostly against people with whom we have no quarrel and who offer no threat of invasion. Australians fought in China during the Boxer Rebellion, in New Zealand against the Maoris, in South Africa against the Boers, in Europe against Germans, in Korea against Koreans, in Vietnam against Vietnamese.’

In the First World War, Australia, with a population of just five million, lost more of its young men, proportionally, than any other country except France. Anzac Day – the annual commemoration of the disastrous invasion of Gallipoli in 1915 – is promoted as if it is a national day. Ostensibly a celebration of ‘heroes’, it can seem a melancholy occasion used to justify the ties that bind Australia to the superpower across the Pacific.

The Japanese bombed northern Australia during the Second World War, but it never invaded. The United States never invaded, but it occupies Australian political life. When, in 1945, a Labor government sought a place for Australia among small, independent ‘new world’ countries, the US was quick to intervene. The government of Prime Minister Ben Chifley and Foreign Affairs Minister Herbert Vere Evatt was considered ‘unsafe’ and subjected to Cold War smears and an American-backed campaign to install the conservative Robert Menzies, an Anglophile and imperial figure.

During his long reign, Menzies, in high secret and without the permission of even his cabinet, allowed the British to test its nuclear weapons on Aboriginal land regardless of wind patterns that put Australian urban populations at risk. Australia was now fully integrated into the Cold War and its ‘small wars’.

Pilger dissects the myth that Australia was ‘dragged [into Vietnam] by the United States’. Menzies was not only willing, but offered troops, and 521 mostly conscripted young men died and more than 3,000 were wounded.

The most remarkable feature of Other People's Wars is near the end of the film. In 1972, with the election of Gough Whitlam's Labor government, ‘there was at long last the chance of independence’. wrote one observer. Whitlam was not anti-Washington, but he and his largely left-wing cabinet had no intention of allowing Australia to continue as America's servitor.

During his government’s first 100 days, Whitlam ended all military involvement in Vietnam, along with conscription. Those jailed for opposing the war were freed and pending prosecutions were stopped. Royal patronage was scrapped.

The US administration of President Richard Nixon feared for its secret bases in Australia, notably those at Pine Gap, Nurrungar and the North West Cape, when Whitlam made it clear that they were no longer sacrosanct and the treaty governing Pine Gap, due to expire in December 1975, might not be extended.

Whitlam also demanded to know the names of CIA agents working undercover in Australia, leading the agency’s chief of East Asia, Theodore Shackley, to describe the Prime Minister as a ‘security risk’ and threaten to end intelligence links with Australia.

There followed a ‘coup’ against Australia's democratically elected government in 1975. This is examined by Pilger and a team that includes distinguished investigative journalists William Pinwill and Brian Toohey and, in the United States, Joseph Trento.

Ostensibly, the Whitlam government was sacked by the Governor-General, Sir John Kerr, the British monarch’s representative in Australia, using archaic ‘reserve powers’, on the pretext of the Senate’s refusal to release budget resources. It was, says Pilger, a repeat of the CIA’s successful coup in Chile two years earlier against Salvador Allende.

The CIA's contacts with a senior Australian civil servant who had the ear of Kerr were vital. ‘Dozens of calls took place,’ says Trento, ‘[including] a recommendation to remove Whitlam from office... There was a call from the CIA to MI6 [in London], saying we have a security problem with the Prime Minister of Australia.’

The night before The Last Dream was broadcast, Pilger spoke to Whitlam on the phone. ‘We talked for several hours,’ he said. ‘He backed the film and said that this was the only time, to his knowledge, that there had been a comprehensive television investigation and he was grateful for it. Whitlam didn’t believe that his overthrow had been directly engineered by foreign intelligence agencies but felt that they had played a significant part. In the end, he blamed the Governor-General, whom he loathed personally.’

Following the broadcast of The Last Dream in Britain and on ABC Television, Whitlam repeated that he believed the CIA and MI6 had played a part. In his 1985 book, The Whitlam Government 1972-75, he revealed that in 1977 President Carter had sent an emissary to Australia who told him that ‘the US would never again interfere in the domestic political processes of Australia’.


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OUR DAILY OLDIES

⁣Babies are Delivered Alive and Their Hearts Cut Out Without Anesthesia to Develop Vaccines


⁣https://www.australiannational....review.com/health/ba

⁣Shock and Blame in Tel Aviv: Mossad Chief Admits Underestimating Iran's Missiles

A leaked video captures a tense exchange between Israel’s Minister of Internal Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and the head of Mossad, set against the rubble of a Tel Aviv neighborhood hit in recent missile strikes.

“Iran's missile capabilities were a surprise to me. I did not imagine that they had such advanced technology,” the Mossad chief admits, visibly shaken.

Ben-Gvir, furious over the devastation, lashes out: “Who gave you the right to provoke Iran and subject the country to such a blow? It is your fault that Iran bombed Tel Aviv!”

The footage lays bare not only the damage but a startling level of miscalculation at the highest levels of Israel’s intelligence apparatus.

Source: https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel/73053

⁣RAW Report, Thomas Searles of the Liberal Democrats Interview

⁣ANR Conversations With Wayne Crouch And Lisa Johnston With Special Guest Dr Kevin Corbett 1/4

CLASSIC CARTOONS

⁣We will be the last humans thanks to Genocide Bill and Nazi Klaus and their UN partners in crime


⁣https://www.australiannational....review.com/state-of-

⁣Satelliate Images and Pentagon Spokesman Now Confirm Iranian Attack on Al Udeid did Hit Strike the Base

Despite Trump and Qatar claiming that all Iranian Missiles were intercepted, newly released satellite images reveal at least one missile did impact as reports claimed during their retaliatory attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar on June 23rd. A Pentagon spokesman has since confirmed the authenticity of these reports.

The target, the now destroyed MET (Modern Entreprise Terminal) installed in 2016 at a cost of $15 million, provided secure communication capabilities including voice, video and data services, linking service members in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility with military leaders around the world.

Source: https://t.me/intelslava/77524

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⁣FULL SPEECH: Senator Malcolm Roberts at the Free Speech Summit & Independent Media Awards 2025.

Calling out Digital IDs, the World Economic Forum, and social media bans!

"Globalist interests continue to push an agenda that ultimately serves them — not everyday Australians."

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⁣ANR EVENT AWAR 19-20 JULY, DAY2, 9-JAMIE MCINTYRE