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  • THE SILENCE BEFORE THE STORM – A CHARGE TO THE WORLD

    ——->> THE SILENCE BEFORE THE STORM – A CHARGE TO THE WORLD By Dr Paul Alexander Wolf 🇦🇺 – October 2025 >>> There is a calm now in Gaza that tastes of warning. Trucks queue at the crossings – engines idling, food on pallets – and a promise of relief waits for permission that does… Keep reading →

  • The Dangers of US Decay Within the Foundation of its Democracy.

    Whilst democratic movements spread across the globe the concept of “democracy”  being potentially at risk is more clear than ever before,  – not really only by those countries  opposing the principles of democracy, but  even more at times by those who are supposed to protect it. On a positive note for the US, the 2011 Obama Administration seems to work within…

  • Review JFK Assassination 2011: An issue for both Democrats and Republicans.

        This article has been edited and reviewed in November 2013. See contents below: but the real and detailed contents have been edited and removed, unfortunately, by a different party. Anniversary JFK assassination and review   Anniversary JFK assassination and review Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay…

  • The Political Required Implications Of Obesity And Other Risk Factors Being A National Threat

      Image via Wikipedia Obesity a National Threat Picture of an Obese 146 kg Teenager on the right>> The Australian Bureau of Statistic (ABS) do show that two-third of the Aussies are either overweight or obese. In 2008 24% of the Australian population was obese whilst an other 37% was overweight. Only 37% had a…

  • Interim assessment of a President

    Introduction. With the 2012 US Presidential elections in sight, we are now slowly closing in on the first 1000 days in Office of the current 44th US President Barack Hussein Obama, – borne the 4th of August 1961 in Hawaii. Upon taking office Barack Obama was seen as a refreshing alternative for his predecessor  President  George…

  • Australia’s Prime Minister and human rights issues in China

      Australia’s Prime Minister and human rights issues in China. Australia’s Prime Minister Ms Julia Gillard spoke at the Australia China Economic and Cooperation Trade Forum during her current trip to China and in her keynote speech she told her audience that the last 30 years the dual way trade with China has gone from 100 million dollars…

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