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National Library of Australia historical archive of my 1990s online daily newspaper: https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/tep/10184

This is a very personal documentary dating back over 20 years to a time when I was arrested for exposing a senior Labor Party Member of Parliament, Bill D’Arcy, over his sick legacy of pedophilia … the Australian mainstream media were complicit in my arrest. The parts making up this documentary produced in the early 2000s will run weekly over a four week period. I am doing this at the request of several subscribers who saw the documentary of my political arrest.

Watch as two different communities peacefully protest yesterday in South Africa. Comment on the differences below.

Former finance minister Des van Rooyen, who held office for just four days in 2015, appeared in front of the State Capture Inquiry on August 11 2020. At the centre of evidence was Van Rooyen’s appointment of two Gupta-linked advisers, Mohamed Bobat and Ian Whitley, immediately after he was sworn into office as minister on December 10 2015, without seeing Bobat’s CV.

Extraordinary responses by a senior ANC Minister during an interview.

The name is a misnomer … Department of Social Development

Department of Social Development: https://www.dsd.gov.za/

I have followed Trump on Youtube from early 2016 – I was fascinated by his rise to the Presidency of the USA. In recent weeks I have noticed he is is starting to slur his words, lose focus and repeat himself. What are they putting in Trump’s water?

The Aalwynhof Old Age Home in the Karoo town of Aberdeen in the Eastern Cape is one of hundreds across the province which have not received their usual subsidy from the government since March. The home, which looks after 35 elderly people, has run out of money and may soon be unable to buy food for the people in its care.

Full live stream with Dr Peter Munns at: https://youtu.be/sbnNhPf8b6M

Business interest group Sakeliga has published a new survey showing that the lockdown and corruption are pushing taxpayers towards a breaking point.

The survey, which was conducted online among Sakeliga members, also looked at participants’ inclination to support anti-tax campaigns.