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Danielle Smith, the Premier of Alberta, Canada, has become the first senior elected politician in the world to issue an apology to the unvaccinated for the discrimination they suffered at the hands of the government during Covid-19 lockdowns.

Premier Smith was direct and forthright in her statement, saying:

“I can apologise right now. I’m deeply sorry. For anyone who was inappropriately subjected to discrimination as a result of their vaccine status, I’m deeply sorry.

“For any government employee that was fired from their job, because of their vaccine status, and I welcome them back if they want to come back.”

The news is a welcome breakthrough in the fight for justice, not only for those who were victimised and ostracised by the vaccine mandates, but also those who have suffered medical harm as a result of the vaccine.

It begs the question – when will a member of the Australian Government be brave enough to do the same?

CLICK HERE for the full story, or for the video link CLICK HERE.

Cricketer Shane Warne was an Australian icon who was not only loved in this country, but all over the world.

We all miss Shane, but particularly during the broadcast of the first Ashes test where he would have been front and centre of the commentary team.

In the last couple of days, startling new revelations have come to light around the passing of this great Australian. CLICK HERE to read the full story.

Journalist and author Naomi Wolf delivers a scathing summary of US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Dr Rochelle Walensky’s tenure at the head of the US’s top government public health agency.

Dr Walensky will soon step down from her role, but in this explosive clip Ms Wolf accuses Dr Walensky of perjuring herself by lying to Congress twice when she claimed the Covid-19 vaccine was ‘safe and effective’, despite knowing the virus could still be transmitted by vaccinated people.

The CDC used this line as the basis for PR/propaganda campaigns to pressure people into taking the vaccine and to support or promote vaccine mandates. We now know of course that claims of the vaccine preventing transmission are complete nonsense, a fact confirmed by Pfizer themselves.

Ms Wolf took aim at Dr Walensky for not alerting the public that pregnant women and their unborn children were at significant risk of injury or death from the vaccine, even though she had in her possession documents from Pfizer themselves that detailed particular cases and the potential risks to pregnancies.

Dr Walenksy is also accused by Ms Wolf of having prior knowledge, by way of documentation, of Pfizer removing 200 sick people from their clinical trials so the false claim of the vaccine being 95% effective could be made.

CLICK HERE to watch the clip and read the transcript.

It’s yet more unravelling of the lies, censorship and propaganda we were fed during, and since, the pandemic. While it still goes on today, more truths are coming to light thanks to the courage of those brave enough to expose them, often at great personal cost.

Clive Palmer says former WA Premier Mark McGowan is being treated as if he is “above the law” following news the State Labor Government would financially protect him against future court battles.

“It is an outrageous situation that McGowan is being indemnified against future legal costs in matters against me,” Mr Palmer said.

“It seems that WA Labor thinks Mark McGowan is above the law, it is interesting that the indemnity doesn’t cover improper conduct. Not anywhere else in the world is someone indemnified. Not Donald Trump, not Boris Johnson not even Prince Andrew.

“Yet we see that Labor in WA has put Mark McGowan above the law. This is unprecedented that tax payer funds will be used to protect Mark McGowan against any future legal costs,” Mr Palmer said.

“The principle of good government is lost forever in WA, with so many scandals even bigger than the Brittany Higgins scandal playing out before us, with Federal Labor seemingly playing a big part.

“History will record that Mark McGowan is the worst Premier in WA’s history. That will be evident when his actions are eventually quantified when financial costs are fully tallied in the future.”

Clive Palmer has described Premier Mark McGowan’s resignation as a win for Western Australia.

“The people of Western Australia have suffered years of neglect under Mark McGowan, and time will tell the true cost of the damage he has caused the state,” Mr Palmer said.

“From his lockdowns which robbed WA citizens of their freedoms and economic prosperity to his personal vendettas against fellow Australians, he has failed the people he was elected to serve.

“By restricting free movement of Australian citizens within Australia and creating an island within-an-island, McGowan’s COVID-19 response was unconstitutional,” Mr Palmer said.

“He imposed the country’s toughest border restrictions, destroying the WA economy and the rights and freedoms of its people – and the fallout sadly continues to this day through business closures and a mental health crisis,” he said.

“I also call on McGowan’s partner in mischief WA Attorney General John Quigley to resign.

“Never before has a state attorney general failed so dismally at carrying out the rule of law. He needs to fall on his sword immediately.

“McGowan’s leadership has also been marred by the extraordinary relationship with media mogul Kerry Stokes.”

Mr Palmer said court documents had revealed the WA Premier had texted Mr Stokes, the owner of the West Australian, about the newspaper’s reporting on him.

“When the Premier can text a media owner to influence how reporting should be carried out on an individual, serious questions need to be asked about the integrity of the office and abuse of power,” Mr Palmer said.

“The AFR must be commended for its brave reporting in exposing the improper relationship between Mr McGowan and Mr Stokes.

“Mark McGowan had no regard for The Australian Constitution or for what it stood for. Western Australia will be better off without him,” Mr Palmer said.

“I am confident in the coming years it will be revealed that Mark McGowan’s tenure has caused more destruction and pain on its people than any other premier in Australia’s history.”

The Liberal Party continue to implode with expelled Victorian MP Moira Deeming serving Victorian Liberal Leader John Pesutto with a defamation notice.

Mr Pesutto’s move to expel Ms. Deeming followed her attendance at a “Let Women Speak” rally alongside British activist Kellie-Jay Keen, also known as Posie Parker, former federal Liberal candidate Katherine Deves, and left-wing Jewish feminist Angie Jones.

The rally was organised by Ms. Keen’s activist group, standing for Women UK, which campaigns against what its supporters see as the infringement of transgender rights upon those of women and children.

Full story HERE

Colonel Douglas Macgregor is a decorated military officer, the author of five books and holds a PHD in Defence and Foreign Policy.

In this special podcast hosted by presidential hopeful Robert F Kennedy Jr, Col Macgregor speaks about the war in Ukraine and the lack of both a geopolitical and military strategy.

It’s an interesting and insightful interview. CLICK HERE to listen.

Chairman of the United Australia Party, Clive Palmer, has accused The Greens of ripping off United Australia Party policy to ease the housing crisis.

Mr Palmer said the Greens’ plan to introduce a bill to stop interest rate rises was straight out of the United Australia Party playbook.

A three percent, five-year cap on mortgage rates was the centrepiece of the United Australia Party’s Federal Election campaign, promoted extensively through the press media, on Google, YouTube, TV ads and billboards around Australia, and was the subject of Mr Palmer’s National Press Club address in April 2022.

“Be truthful Adam, you copied our great idea,” Mr Palmer said.

“It’s a fantastic policy but be real about it, you are stealing it and dressing it up as your own,” he said.

“At the time, The Greens thought it was a ludicrous idea, now they are copying it.”

The Greens have announced this policy on the back of the big banks recording record profits and property investors pocketing billions in tax concessions.

More truth is being exposed about the medical and political response to the Covid-19 pandemic with the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) yesterday removing restrictions on the prescribing of ivermectin.

Long lauded as a safe, effective and inexpensive treatment, ivermectin was seen by many in the medical profession as way through the pandemic that could have helped treat Covid-19 patients and potentially saved countless lives.

In their statement which can be read HERE, the TGA say the ban has been reversed as “there is sufficient evidence that the safety risks to individuals and public health is low when prescribed by a general practitioner in the current health climate”.

Many esteemed medical minds – including Dr Pierre Kory who spoke at the UAP Covid-19 Vaccine Conferences – suggested bans on ivermectin were in place purely for political and financial reasons, given that multiple studies, trials and billions of use cases had proved it to be a safe, effective drug.

The TGA’s latest move all but confirms what many believed to be the truth – that ivermectin was removed from use because it threatened vaccine take-up, being much cheaper than the vaccines and in plentiful supply.

In reality, the ban removed a legitimate treatment option for the sick, while the government persisted (and still persist) in pushing an experimental vaccine for the healthy, yet continually refuse to address the vaccine’s dangers or provide a plausible explanation for the shocking rise in excess deaths.

After the TGA’s withdrawal of AstraZeneca as an approved Covid-19 vaccine in late March this year and now the lifting of the ivermectin ban, the TGA are effectively shining a spotlight on themselves, their practices and their public messaging during the pandemic.

The restoration of doctors’ rights to prescribe ivermectin is a win for those such as Clive Palmer and Craig Kelly who spoke out bravely in face of relentless attacks from governments and government agencies, along with the millions on social media who were taken in by the myth that ivermectin was a ‘horse worming drug’ and labelled its advocates as ‘anti-vaxxers’ and ‘cookers’.

As more and more truths are revealed about the lies that were peddled and perpetuated to Australians, along with the role of big pharma and government in the censorship of important safety information that prevented people from making informed decisions, calls for a Royal Commission will surely get louder.

In 1902, two Australian soldiers, Lieutenants Morant and Handcock were executed for following orders during the Boer War with a third serviceman Lieutenant George Witton imprisoned for life. It is alleged the facts of the case have been covered up by the British Government and Australian family members have made fresh calls for a long overdue investigation because they are desperate to know the truth.

United Australia Party Senator, Ralph Babet, said: “On Anzac Day we are reminded of the ultimate sacrifice made by Australian soldiers. The circumstances surrounding the execution of these soldiers is chilling, not only that they were put to death by our allies at the time but more importantly that it was done so without the knowledge of their families or proper access to legal representation.

“We must find out how and why this happened not only for the descendants but for all Australians.”

Cathie Morant who is the great-niece of Lieutenant ‘Breaker’ Morant said, “It’s been a stain on our family’s name and this nation’s history for over a century and knowing the true facts of the case has only made it harder. There have been so many false dawns and I hope this time that we get the whole truth and resolution.” she said.

Military Lawyer James Unkles, who has pursued justice for the descendants for the past decade states is still working with the families and had a dogged determination to see justice for these Australian war veterans. James Unkles says ‘We now have an opportunity to investigate the circumstances surrounding their execution by allied British forces, through the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade of which Senator Babet is a member.

The controversy occurred 121 years ago when the Australian government was led by Edmund Barton, but glaring inconsistencies in the evidence presented by the British and an alleged abuse of the judicial process were never pursued. Through the passage of time successive Australian Governments have since failed to address the matter.

Unkles noted. “It’s been 13 years since the Parliamentary Petitions Committee concluded that there was a case to answer and the fact that Morant, Handcock and Witton are deceased does not diminish errors in the administration of justice. Injustices in times of war are inexcusable and it takes vigilance to right wrongs, to honour our servicemen who were unfairly treated.”

Through unrelenting work in pursuit of justice James Unkles’ campaign is backed by legal opinions from many respected senior legal counsel and community figures, including noted international lawyer, Geoffrey Robertson, AO, QC and Sir Laurence Street, AC, KCMG, KStJ, QC, former Chief Justice of NSW. He sees this as an opportunity to finally give relief to the descendants of these men who have waited a lifetime for justice through the parliamentary committee process.?