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“We are being systematically conditioned to become hopeless because hopeless humans do not fight death. They welcome it.” It’s a devastating thought and sadly, it’s not inaccurate. The madness, the injustice, the censorship, the continued assaults on our liberties and rights, the violence, the corruption, the complete disregard for decency, common sense, morality and our basic humanity… it takes its toll. Day after day, crisis after crisis, outrage after outrage, we are exposed to things that would once have been unthinkable, until eventually the unthinkable becomes normal. And perhaps the greatest danger is not simply that we become accustomed to the madness, but that we become exhausted by it. Exhausted enough to stop caring, stop believing, stop resisting, stop hoping that anything can ever change. Because hopeless people are far easier to control than people who still believe in something better. This is why I think it is so important to understand where our true power lies. We were never meant to carry the weight of changing the entire world on our shoulders. Most of what happens around us is beyond our individual control, and constantly focusing on what we cannot change is precisely what leaves us feeling powerless. But we are not powerless. We have control over our minds, our choices, our habits, our bodies, our homes, our relationships, our values, our integrity, our courage and the way we choose to live. That is where the battle must be fought. Instead of allowing an increasingly insane world to make us insane, we must become more grounded. Instead of allowing ugliness to make us bitter, we must create beauty. Instead of allowing lies to corrupt our perception, we must seek truth. Instead of allowing fear to dictate our lives, we must choose courage. Instead of surrendering to hopelessness, we must protect our hope fiercely. Perhaps we cannot change the world individually, but we can change ourselves. And if enough of us reclaim our minds, our lives, our humanity and our sovereignty, refusing to become what this world seems determined to turn us into… then guess what? We may, after all, change the world. https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel
Every living being with a heartbeat knows what love feels like 🫶🦉
🇦🇺🏉🏳️⚧️🎪🔥 Update on the AFL Adelaide Women’s Football scandal! Teams are willing to not play games and forfeit games in protest against the man playing in their league. The female category exists for a reason: to provide women and girls with a safe and fair competition. #leavethewomenalone #womenssportsareforwomen Join the channel ⬇️ https://t.me/australiaforfreedom
Ending DEI Ideology in the Foreign Service - United States Department of State https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/2026/08/ending-dei-ideology-in-the-foreign-service/
https://x.com/HHSGov/status/2087933601505509876?s=20
https://rumble.com/v7e2n26-australiaone-party-rebirth-of-a-great-nation-real-leadership-ep-11-10-aug-2.html
David McBride is walking out of prison this morning. He is now free. I want you to know what that took, because you were part of it. 6,529 of you signed the petition calling for his freedom. 347 of you emailed your MP asking for David to be released. 2,707 of you emailed the Attorney-General calling for David’s parole. 1,005 of you donated to keep this campaign running. 973 of you sent David a personal Christmas message when he was behind bars. 587 attended our Free David McBride: Two years behind bars event. Two years ago when my brother Julian Assange stepped off the plane onto the tarmac at Canberra airport, I cried with relief. I know today David’s family will be doing the same as they welcome him home. And just like Julian, David is free because of people like you. David has had an epic battle on his hands. After eight years fighting in court and over two years in jail he is finally free to move on with his life. His whistleblowing will remain the most consequential in Australian military history. David provided the following statement: “I will make a more comprehensive speech at a later date, but some thanks are due immediately: Firstly, I would like to thank my incredible family: Sarah, James and Georgie McBride who never gave up on me, and whose fighting spirit, love and humour inspired me every day. Second, I’d like to thank all my amazing supporters from around both Australia and the world who sent me such inspirational messages. Many thanked me for allowing them to believe in this country again, in turn I thank them for showing me there are so many good people in the world worth fighting for. Thirdly, I would like to thank the ACT Corrective services and their staff, from top to bottom, who treated me with professionalism, respect and humour for my entire time in custody. I’d also like to thank my fellow prisoners at the AMC. They too showed me humour, respect and character that I will never forget. Many of them I hope to see again, and help if I can, as they helped me. I also want to acknowledge and thank the Attorney-General, the Honourable Michelle Rowland for sparing us another long fight over the question of parole. After all we both want the same thing, a better Australia for our children, so it seems a waste to be fighting each other, rather than working together. While I am fit and well in most respects, I feel I should inform those who may be interested that I have been diagnosed with treatable lung cancer, in its earliest stages, and will presently undergo an operation for remove part of my lung, after which I will require some extended physical recovery. In this, I’m very grateful to the relevant medical and corrective staff who discovered the cancer at such an early stage. Finally, unfashionable as it is, I’d like to thank the God of my own understanding, who I believe kept me and my family safe in an uncertain time. And I’m looking forward to hugging my dog, Jake. Hopefully he will remember me.” In solidarity, Gabriel Shipton Founder, The Information Rights Project
https://www.pillarcatholic.com/p/italian-bishops-cancel-masonic-funerals
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One of the leading players in the Queensland Australian Football League Women's competition is a male who claims to be "transgender". https://www.noticer.news/queensland-afl-transgender-male-womens-league/ Follow: @NoticerNews
Not a single one of these kids actually knows why they’re protesting.
JUST IN - Trump orders Medicaid to halt the funding of gender transition surgeries and hormones for minors. Source: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117078967972327386 @disclosetv
On August 11, 2026, a Syrian court in Damascus sentenced former President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed during the country’s nearly 14-year civil war. The Fourth Criminal Court convicted Assad of premeditated murder, including the killing of children, torture, arbitrary arrest, and orchestrating state-sponsored atrocities that left approximately half a million people dead. The sentencing was conducted by Judge Fakhareddine al-Aryan during a trial aired live on state television, marking the first verdict against Assad or his inner circle since his regime collapsed in December 2024. Alongside Assad, the court sentenced his younger brother Maher al-Assad and six other former officials to death in absentia for their roles in the conflict. The only former official present in court was his maternal cousin, Atef Najib, who was also sentenced to death for crimes against humanity, specifically for his role in the 2011 crackdown in Deraa province. Key Details: Charges: Premeditated murder, intentional killing of children, torture leading to death, and crimes against humanity. Status: Assad and his brother fled to Russia, where they have been granted asylum, making the death sentence largely symbolic and unlikely to be executed immediately. Significance: This ruling represents a major step in Syria’s transitional justice efforts under the new authorities who ousted Assad after 50 years of family rule. AI-generated answer. Please verify critical facts.
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JUST IN - Syrian court sentences former president, Bashar al-Assad, to death after a trial in absentia convicting him of crimes including killings, torture, and arbitrary arrest. @disclosetv
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/advocates-react-to-liberals-remarks-on-substandard-homes/twbut231t
https://x.com/nicksortor/status/2087652800432070713
JUST IN: The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has nearly UNANIMOUSLY ruled AGAINST Planned Parenthood, which could result in the organization being forced to pay out up to $1.8 BILLION
Australia should impose a 30% tax on the tens of billions of dollars immigrants send home every year and use the money to help Aussies buy homes and have children, a right-wing campaign group says. "Keep more Australian-earned wealth in Australia" https://www.noticer.news/australia-remittance-tax-wealth-extraction/ Follow: @NoticerNews
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-07/could-you-live-on-jobseeker-payments/106866554