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About 50 seconds in the interesting bit starts. In this video we're talking abour GEOFENCING and GEOTIMING and how it could stop your car from going where you want, when you want, and it applies to all cars after around 2016. Scary stuff.

Anthony Albanese's obsession with Labor's net-zero climate targets means he's willing to do anything to meet them, no matter the risk. He's even prepared to risk the future of the Great Artesian Basin by turning it into a dumping ground for power station waste emissions. How will he do this? Why would anyone do this? What kind of moron would even consider this? You'll just have to tune in to find out.

Mel Gibson made a stunning statement saying he spoke with the Antichrist and that he is acting in Hollywood! Watch and share.

See 7 predictions of the Simpsons for 2024 and the future of humanity. Discover what lies behind these "predictions".

Another day... another woke company trying to shill virtue signalling garbage down our throats... and this time they want parents to raise their kids as genderrrrbending n0n-binary queeeeerkidz... OH HELL NO!

Locker Room Stalk

It's astonishing how everything is happening so quickly, but few are noticing.

On this week's 'Please Explain', the politics of the left goes into survival mode. Stranded on a desert island, how will the socialist policies of Labor and the Greens fare when there are no artisan cafes in sight?

In 2023, Save the Children, alongside Just for Kids Law and the Children’s Rights Alliance for England, contributed to Module 2 of the Covid-19 public inquiry, focusing on UK decision-making and governance. While the pandemic impacted all, its effects on children are profound and enduring. We've actively participated in the inquiry to spotlight who, amongst leading politicians, civil servants and scientific advisors, was thinking about children, their rights, their development and their physical and mental health when critical decisions were made. It's crucial to learn from these experiences and provide ongoing support to children dealing with the consequences. This is the same case in Australia - especially Victoria - the government knerw exactly what harm they were doing the children..... imo

Discover the dark side of POP music that many are unaware of, such as Madonna's, who is coming to Brazil, for example.

The Daily Telegraph’s Tim Blair says “hot tick buns” are a way of getting rid of the religious element of hot cross buns but it seems like something you would be served in the “third-world”. “Hot tick buns sounds like something you would be served in the third-world,” he said. “I know they want us to eat bugs, but do they have to pick the poisonous ones. “It is obviously a way of getting rid of the religious element of it. “We shouldn’t be talking about any kind of hot cross bun-related controversy outside of the actual week of Easter.”https://

Holly Valance has weighed in on the trans debate and reflected on how the 'woke stuff has gone big in Australia'. She told Christopher Hope on Chopper's Political Podcast: "Boys should stop being told not to be boys".

Warning, this documentary is under an educational and historical context, we do not tolerate or promote hatred towards any group of people, we do not promote violence, We condemn these events so that they do not happen again. In the azure waters of the Caribbean, shrouded not by nature but by nefarious deeds, lies Little St. James, an island that became synonymous with the darkest of secrets. Purchased in 1998 by Jeffrey Epstein, a financier of enigmatic repute and moral turpitude, this 70-acre retreat was transformed from a tranquil haven into a theater of the illicit, a place where innocence was not lost but stolen. The island, with its palm-fringed shores and secluded coves, became the unholy altar of Epstein's most sinister indulgences. It was here, far from the scrutinizing gaze of the world, that the elite convened, their arrivals and departures shrouded in secrecy aboard the Lolita Express. This private jet, a Boeing 727, became an airborne emblem of a perverse aristocracy, ferrying figures whose power and prestige could not shield them from the taint of association. As the sun set on Little St. James, the shadows grew longer, and the silence spoke volumes. The whispers of the mistreated, the silenced cries for help, echoed off the walls of a grand estate that was less a home and more a fortress of depravity. Epstein's arrest in July 2019 promised a reckoning, yet his subsequent death in a Manhattan jail cell on August 10, 2019, left a narrative pockmarked with gaping holes and haunting questions. Who were the architects of this shadowy enclave? What transpired behind the closed doors of opulent mansions and aboard flights that knew no horizon? As we venture into the shadowy depths of this saga, we are guided by the piercing insight of Honoré de Balzac, a French novelist and playwright, who observed, "Behind every great fortune lies a great crime." This stark reminder beckons us to ponder the hidden machinations behind amassed wealth and power. Are you prepared to gaze into the abyss, to confront the chilling truths that lurk in the corners of power and depravity? Join us as we unravel the twisted saga of Little St. James and the Lolita Express, a journey into the heart of darkness that is the legacy of Jeffrey Epstein. Welcome to the diary of Julius Caesar. Unraveling the Enigma. The Formative Years of Jeffrey Epstein. In the tapestry of modern high society, few threads are as enigmatic and darkly woven as the early life of Jeffrey Epstein. Born into the hustle of post-war Brooklyn, New York, on January 20, 1953, Epstein's story began. His parents, Seymour and Pauline Epstein, were embodiments of the American working-class dream. Seymour worked diligently for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, while Pauline was the nurturer, a homemaker, in their modest home in Coney Island—a place alive with the laughter of the amusement parks but also shadowed by the challenges of urban life. It was here, in the paradox of Coney Island, that Epstein's narrative took root, in a setting that contrasted sharply with the opulence he would later be known for. Epstein's intellectual journey commenced at Lafayette High School, nestled in the heart of Brooklyn. His brilliance in mathematics was like a beacon, illuminating his path and setting him apart from his peers. His teachers often noted his unique approach to problem-solving, a skill that seemed to hint at a mind that saw beyond the conventional. Graduating at 16, Epstein's academic journey was a sprint, rushing towards a future full of promise and uncertainty. It's as if he embodied Einstein's words, "It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer."

As gangs take over the island of Haiti, what influence have Bill and Hillary Clinton had in destabilising the island, and was Donald Trump right in 2016 when he called the Clinton Foundations actions in Haiti “a disgrace”?

UK Correspondent Anna McGovern joins us to discuss the news that the UK NHS will no longer be prescribing puberty blockers to kids - but clinical trials will still take place. / annamcgovernuk / anna.mcgovern / annamcgovern / annamcgovernofficial https://www.annamcgovern.com/ / @anna.mcgovern

The author and educator has spoken out vehemently against the insidious influence of cancel culture and cultural Marxism on Australian society.

Topher is at the Church and State Summit in Brisbane and brings us this special episode with Former MP George Christensen speaks on what he saw when he was in the 'halls of power', on what Christians are called to do, on the Christian view of limited government, and the rise of the 'new religion' which promises a utopia but will deliver much worse.

Topher is at the Church and State Summit in Brisbane and brings us this special episode with Prof James Allan, aka 'Australia's Jordan Peterson', who speaks about courage and cowardice, the political drift of the lawyer classes, and the immorality of taking money from the poor and giving it to the rich during Covid. https://law.uq.edu.au/profile/1302/ja...

This week, the question on everyone's lips is, "Who is the traitor?" However, considering how these politicians have sold Australia out, the question you should be asking is, "Who isn't a traitor?"

Pauline Hanson's 'Please Explain' is back, and we are here to warn you about Albanese's mission to distract! Labor wants you to forget about their broken promises, the rising cost of living, and our leaky borders, so they are ringing those Prime Ministerial wedding bells and cranking up the volume on some Taylor Swift tunes. It's good to be back! We can also announce our brand new way for people to support the series and keep the new seasons coming: 'Please Explain' memberships! (See the link above.) Get access to behind-the-scenes content, special discounts, and, if you are one of the first to sign up for a yearly subscription, a special thank-you pack! Whether it is one month or one year, your support keeps the series alive. It is why we are back for season three, and we can't thank you enough.

Their stories moulded our childhoods and inspired us to dream. Over recent years Disney has come under fire for going woke with their live action film adaptations and content warnings, though after a recent tweet showcasing their Inclusion Standards - are Disney secretively racist?