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A Sense of Place Magazine

I Love You Guys

Video reading by Tim Foley: I don’t really fit in with any group. Too woo-woo spiritual for the Marxists. Too angry for the Buddhists. Too political for the nondualists. Too much of a liberal-hating commie for the witches. Too radical for the socdems or demsocs.

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All Our Problems Are Caused By Believed Narrative

Video reading by Tim Foley: All our problems basically come down to narrative control. People are manipulated into believing the story that Israel’s existence must be preserved at all cost because of this religious belief or that political ideology. People are manipulated into believing the

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THE FIVE OF MY LIFE

Nigel Marsh produces an excellent and popular podcast that he calls THE FIVE OF MY LIFE. He has a national and international audience and invited me to be his guest this week. I enjoyed the chat immensely. It was very challenging in a relaxed and friendly manner. Here...

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Dancing the macarena with an AI bot

I’ve just had another run-in with Artificial Intelligence over one of the many controversies embroiling the Labor Government and its hapless Ministers during the past week, before it reluctantly admitted it was wrong.Selecting just one individual from the bunch recently exposed in the media spotlight is a bit like the

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The pathetification of Australia

Britain arrests about 12,000 people a year for what they post online. That is roughly 30 a day, mostly under laws against ‘grossly offensive’ or ‘harmful’ messages. Most are ordinary citizens whose words offended somebody, somewhere.Canberra has studied that record and decided to import it. The draft Digital Duty of

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Trump’s energy deal with Russia raises difficult questions for Europe

The Trump administration’s decision to ease sanctions on Russian diesel until 2027 has sparked tensions with European allies over the West’s response to Russia’s war against Ukraine. The agreement opens the way for 1.8 million tonnes of Russian diesel to enter U.S. and global markets, potentially generating up to $4

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New Politics

Death in America: The execution will not be televised

The proposed livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution exposed a disturbing direction in American politics: state violence packaged for an audience, with cruelty promoted as evidence of strength. Donald Trump has since cancelled the broadcast, but the political questions raised by Pete Hegseth’s proposal remain: what happens when a government treats

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Australia’s Red Line Package: Human rights for sale

Australia’s commitment to international law becomes considerably less convincing when enforcing it might disrupt defence contracts, the flow of dirty investments or strategic alliances. The Albanese government’s resistance to the Red Lines Package exposes this inherent contradiction: they will always condemns atrocities overseas, while continuing to make sure that Australian

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