By John Stapleton
Four years ago Australia saw the largest demonstrations in its history, as hundreds of thousands of people descended on the nation’s capital. The Australian media and the Australian authorities colluded in lying about the numbers, and lied about the type of people involved, labelling the many decent people involved as conspiracy ...
John Stapleton
Four years ago Australia hundreds of thousands of people march on Canberra, disgusted by the extremism of lockdowns and vaccine mandates. At its peak, more than 12 million people were under lockdown protocols. While the authorities managed to crush the closest thing the country had ever seen to a People’s Revolution, four years on and ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago this month the largest mass protest in Australia history occurred. It was called the Convoy to Canberra, and protested the extreme abuses of Australian authorities during this era: including extreme lockdowns, for which there was no scientific evidence, and vaccine mandates, for which, equally, there was no ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago Australia saw the largest protest in its history, with people travelling from all over Australia to protest the conduct of its hated government, headed by the equally despised Scott Morrison. With faith in government destroyed, the country has never been the same since. Here we take a look back.
One young woman ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago this month hundreds of thousands of people, fed up with lockdowns, vaccine mandates, censorship and the totalitarian instincts of the Australian government, marched on Parliament House in Canberra. Shamefully, the official lies of the era, that there were only 4,000 people involved in the Convoy to Canberra, have ...
With Jacob Welsh: The AI Family Law website RYTZ, 8 February, 2026.
With Colin Lillie: the “Gypsy Scotsman” who found his true voice – and home – in the red heart of Australia, 31 January, 2026.
With Keysar Trad: Australia’s Hate Speech Laws and the Betrayal of the Muslim Community, 15 January, ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago the sedate public service infested Australian capital saw the largest protest gathering in its history. The public were well and truly over the draconian, and as it turns out entirely unnecessary, restrictions on their freedoms.
To this day the authorities and even some of the AIs, relying on discredited sources, ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago the Australian government was faced with the closest thing the country has ever seen to a genuine People’s Revolution, as hundreds of thousands of people, furious over the excessive authoritarianism of the Covid era, marched on the nation’s capital.
Instead of taking heed of the massive discontent their actions ...
Interview by John Stapleton
Johnny Allen was the motivating force behind some of the most exciting activity in Australia during the 1970s, from The Arts Factory to the Nimbin Festival to Cabaret Conspiracy. He will be remembered as one of the seminal figures in our culture.
Born John Kitchener Allen on June 10, 1943, in Glen Innes, New South ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago Australia saw the largest demonstrations in its history, as hundreds of thousands of people descended on the nation’s capital. The Australian media and the Australian authorities colluded in lying about the numbers, and lied about the type of people involved, labelling the many decent people involved as conspiracy ...
John Stapleton
Four years ago Australia hundreds of thousands of people march on Canberra, disgusted by the extremism of lockdowns and vaccine mandates. At its peak, more than 12 million people were under lockdown protocols. While the authorities managed to crush the closest thing the country had ever seen to a People’s Revolution, four years on and ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago this month the largest mass protest in Australia history occurred. It was called the Convoy to Canberra, and protested the extreme abuses of Australian authorities during this era: including extreme lockdowns, for which there was no scientific evidence, and vaccine mandates, for which, equally, there was no ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago Australia saw the largest protest in its history, with people travelling from all over Australia to protest the conduct of its hated government, headed by the equally despised Scott Morrison. With faith in government destroyed, the country has never been the same since. Here we take a look back.
One young woman ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago this month hundreds of thousands of people, fed up with lockdowns, vaccine mandates, censorship and the totalitarian instincts of the Australian government, marched on Parliament House in Canberra. Shamefully, the official lies of the era, that there were only 4,000 people involved in the Convoy to Canberra, have ...
With Jacob Welsh: The AI Family Law website RYTZ, 8 February, 2026.
With Colin Lillie: the “Gypsy Scotsman” who found his true voice – and home – in the red heart of Australia, 31 January, 2026.
With Keysar Trad: Australia’s Hate Speech Laws and the Betrayal of the Muslim Community, 15 January, ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago the sedate public service infested Australian capital saw the largest protest gathering in its history. The public were well and truly over the draconian, and as it turns out entirely unnecessary, restrictions on their freedoms.
To this day the authorities and even some of the AIs, relying on discredited sources, ...
By John Stapleton
Four years ago the Australian government was faced with the closest thing the country has ever seen to a genuine People’s Revolution, as hundreds of thousands of people, furious over the excessive authoritarianism of the Covid era, marched on the nation’s capital.
Instead of taking heed of the massive discontent their actions ...
Interview by John Stapleton
Johnny Allen was the motivating force behind some of the most exciting activity in Australia during the 1970s, from The Arts Factory to the Nimbin Festival to Cabaret Conspiracy. He will be remembered as one of the seminal figures in our culture.
Born John Kitchener Allen on June 10, 1943, in Glen Innes, New South ...
