ATO whistleblower facing 161-year prison sentence says he ‘almost died from the stress”
By Adele Ferguson and Chris Gillett Photo: Richard Boyle and Louise Beaston at their wedding at the State Library of South Australia. (Supplied: Richard Boyle) Australian Taxation Office whistleblower Richard … Continue reading
Contaminated Life: The True Cost and Human Rights Impacts of Unconventional Gas Mining in Australia
By: Michelle Maloney · 1,241 Words·2 Comments In October 2015, the farming community surrounding the small township of Chinchilla, South East Queensland was rocked by the tragic suicide of 68-year-old … Continue reading
15 Examples of Globalist Doublespeak
March 23, 2019 Just as the skewed term “isolationist” was applied to Americans who opposed US participation in the Cabalist bankers’ second white genocide (the Second World War,) a slew of … Continue reading
Not Human Rights: Holocaust Supremacism is on the Throne Even When Non-Jewish Genocides Are Freely Discussed
05/03/2019 Jan Peczkis The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Holocaust by Johannes Morsink – Published 2019. Edition Language: English. * Not Human Rights: Holocaust Supremacism is on the … Continue reading
97% of people making regulatory decisions about vaccines either own stock in vax companies
With the recent announcement of the World Mercury Project’s $100,000 vaccine challenge, public consciousness about corruption at the highest levels is mounting. As more people dig deeper into the … Continue reading
End Pharma Liability Shield Endangering Public Health and Human Rights
Health freedom and the civil liberties of Americans are at risk with yet another CDC-proposed public health law, paired with an expanding global vaccine market. Another sign that autonomy and … Continue reading
