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As a terrorist they could torture and kill him without covering anything up.
As a terrorist they could torture and kill him without covering anything up.
He didn’t leak, he published.
That’s what’s so concerning about the case. The USA tried to persecute an Australian citizen working out of the EU for publishing information.
If precedent was set they could kidnap anyone from sovereign countries based on US law
This comment seems contentious. Are the differences in opinion political? An ideological opposition?
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Thank you for your comment, it provided more context than the article
I agree our media is incredibly controlled.
However, this summer didn’t feel different, it got to 45C as normal in Perth, the heatwaves did not feel longer or worse.
Maybe we’re frogs in water but I’d say such an article would not engage the public
How much was WeWork valued at without turning a profit?
To be fair, I don’t know many complex websites that work on Safari
To improve the quality of each frame as you upscale it
Isn’t this a perfect example where stable diffusion excels over the traditional process?
It’s an interesting one to me for two reasons.
\1. Israels allies are culturally and ideologically opposed to what Israel has been doing in the region since WW2. It is imperialistic, subjugating and what the west has been trying to move away from in the later half of the 20th century. However, it is strategic to them to support Israel so they will continue to bite their tongues and support their ally.
\2. After the second world war Europe has been very cautious of any nation displaying imperialist intent. The mindset was featured heavily in the Falkland island conflict, etc. With Israel’s obvious intent of expanding their land, especially with Zionist ambition, many strategists in Europe may find themselves thinking of the similarities between 1940s Germany and the current political ideology of the state of Israel.
This also ignores the growing middle class in China and India. Countries will have to be quality of life competitive or they will experience brain drain to the west.
Agreed, my bad
The 1967 amendment already did that. But yes, the campaigns were about the voice, not recognition of first nations people
The title is hugely misrepresenting the referendum.
Not even our conservative party, the liberals, opposed recognition of aboriginal and Torres islander people as the traditional owners of the land.
The neo liberal progressive party, labor, put in a change to political process. This is what people disagreed with.
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Awh, she thinks you’re warm and cosy
As this doesn’t interfere with mining interests or criticism of the government the AFP will be sleeping through any antisemitic sentiment
Gotta love media wording.
Both a prisoners of war, many are civilians on both sides. But one group have prisoners and the other have hostages.
They should investigate, sure. However, the true test is in the court’s. A ruling supporting that Momika’s demonstration is in protest and does not preditorally target a religious group would be of benefit to future activists.
I have to be in the minority of sane people who enjoyed this book.
To be fair, I had no context and read the first 10 pages assuming it was satire. The rest of the experience was bizarre. In the first chapter the main character ignores the advice of the train employees and orders the train to run despite the signal being red. It’s touted as taking responsibility when none else would. Utterly insane to me that someone who had been out of the area for decades, making management level decisions, would decide they know better than the worker on the ground who does the job daily. The contempt and arrogance leading to destruction - a great critique of management structure and survivor bias. How is it not satire?
Through the looking glass with a self important free capitalist narcissist, with almost no experience of the world and commerce outside their bubble, self hating tirade against perceived inability. Fascinating stuff
That’s what’s so concerning about the case. The USA tried to persecute an Australian citizen working out of the EU for publishing information.
As he is not a US citizen he was not able to use the X amendment to free speech.