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W.S.BURROUGHS

never traveled to Australia during his lifetime. Despite his extensive travels and residencies across North America, North Africa, and Europe, an official Australian reading tour or visit never materialized. ....frequently explored the concept of "control" as a parasitic infection or virus. He utilized the viral metaphor to describe how language, media, and societal systems manipulate human consciousness.

"Language is a virus from outer space.""The word is now a virus. The flu virus may have once been a healthy lung cell. It is now a parasitic organism that invades and damages the central nervous system. Modern man has lost the option of silence. Try halting sub-vocal speech. Try to achieve even ten seconds of inner silence. You will encounter a resisting organism that forces you to talk. That organism is the word." ......applied the viral model to the rigid, right-wing structures of authority, arguing that the need for control itself functions as an infection. explored the concept of "language as a virus" used by "agents" for control across multiple essays and novels. He frequently suggested that words act as a parasitic organism that invades the host to maintain societal and political obedience. "Most of the trouble in the world has been caused by folks who can't mind their own business, because they have no business of their own to mind, any more than a smallpox virus has. Now your virus is an obligate cellular parasite and my contention is that evil is quite literally a virus parasite occupying a certain brain area..."

"We have a new type of rule now. Not one man rule… but of small groups elevated to positions of absolute power by random pressures… They are representatives of abstract forces who've reached power through surrender of self… inept, frightened pilots at the controls of a vast machine they cannot understand…" "All agents defect, and all resisters sell out, that's the sad truth, William S. Burroughs viewed mass media as a parasitic, virus-like control system. He argued that media conglomerates and governments use words, images, and repeating news-fiction formulas to dictate human consciousness, restrict our desires, and manufacture a rigid, predictable reality. He saw mass media (newspapers, television, and radio) as a modern "ceremonial calendar" similar to the authoritarian systems of ancient priesthoods. By controlling contradictory data, sequencing, and emphasis, the media shapes what we believe is happening and, consequently, how we behave. He anticipated modern corporate networks and "fake news", writing that large commercial interests seek to "control the dream". They sell consumers to advertisers by programming our very desires and realities If a system achieves complete mastery, it reduces the population to mindless, machine-like automatons, ultimately destroying the very life force the system needs to survive.

PILGER

John Pilger (1939–2023) was an acclaimed Australian journalist, author, and documentary filmmaker

Over a career spanning more than six decades, he produced over 50 documentaries that highlighted the realities of war, corporate power, and human rights abuses

Born in Sydney, Pilger began his journalism career in his home country before moving to London in 1962, where he spent much of his life. He gained worldwide fame for his courageous frontline reporting during the Vietnam War and for his groundbreaking documentaries that exposed the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia and the brutal Indonesian occupation of East Timor.

From Vietnam to South Africa, from Cambodia to Palestine, John’s work was committed to holding governments – especially the US, Britain and Australia, too often absolved of criminality in the West, to account for their actions and abuses. That is what true journalism should be about – but, as John knew only too well, rarely is.

Whilst filming 'Cambodia: Year One" Pilger was placed on a 'death list' by the Khmer Rouge

Following the showing of Year Zero, some $45 million was raised, unsolicited, in mostly small donations, including almost £4 million raised by schoolchildren in the UK. This funded the first substantial relief to Cambodia, including the shipment of life-saving drugs such as penicillin, and clothing to replace the black uniforms people had been forced to wear. According to Brian Walker, director of Oxfam, "a solidarity and compassion surged across our nation" from the broadcast of Year Zero.

 After his 1994 film Death of a Nation – about Indonesia’s brutal occupation of East Timor – was screened in Britain, it became the highest-rated TV documentary in 15 years with 4,000 telephone calls per minute made by viewers to the programme’s action line. The film had been “crucial”, said Timor’s first President, Jose [e acute] Ramos-Horta, after his country gained its independence, “in bringing forward our liberation and saving countless lives.”

Ten years later, John’s film Stealing A Nation documented the largely unknown story of how Britain and the US conspired to expel the entire population of Diego Garcia in the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean in order to build a military base. The film won a Royal Television Society award.

The late investigative journalist John Pilger described Australia as the world's first "murdochracy," a term he used to highlight the dangers of the country's highly concentrated media ownership. He fiercely criticized the lack of diversity and the power wielded by media moguls and corporate monopolies

Pilger frequently pointed out that a massive majority of the metropolitan press—often cited in his work as around 70%—was owned and controlled by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation.

He argued that this extreme concentration resulted in Australia having "probably more censorship by the press than in any Western country". He claimed this forces alternative and critical journalism to the margins because the corporate-owned media limits the voices allowed into public discourse

John Pilger argued that following the 1975 dismissal of Gough Whitlam, the traumatized Labor Party abandoned its socialist roots and fundamentally capitulated to the interests of capital. Observing how corporate and foreign powers destabilized their government, Labor leaders concluded they should "do as little as possible in future to upset such interests".

Pilger has frequently alleged that the CIA infiltrated and influenced the Australian Labor Party (ALP) after Gough Whitlam's dismissal

Pilger maintained that this trauma birthed a "Labor right" that implemented economic rationalist policies—effectively adopting a pro-corporate and pro-American agenda that mirrored the conservatism of their political opponents. He frequently criticized this post-Whitlam generation of the party for abandoning the working class and transforming into an establishment force that actively suppressed radical dissent and progressive reform.

In his reporting and documentary work (such as his film Other People’s Wars and book A Secret Country), Pilger cited former intelligence officials and declassified materials to argue that US intelligence expanded its reach into Australian politics to ensure no future Labor government would attempt to assert independent foreign policy or challenge US bases like Pine Gap

Pilger has pointed to testimonies from former CIA officers, including Victor Marchetti and Christopher Boyce, to assert that the CIA covertly infiltrated Australian politics and the labour movement to monitor and suppress left-wing independence following the 1975 dismissal.

That subsequent Labor leaders (beginning with Bob Hawke and evolving through later administrations) ultimately adopted policies that subordinated Australian military and foreign affairs to US geopolitical interests, moving far away from the independent stance of the Whitlam era.

The subject of The War You Don't See is the role of the media in making war. It concentrates on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories. It begins with the Collateral Murder video leaked by Chelsea Manning and released by WikiLeaks. In an interview, Julian Assange describes WikiLeaks as an organisation that gives power to 'conscientious objectors' within 'power systems'. The documentary contends that the media far from acting as the fourth estate – instead uncritically reports the official line and spin from governments and in turn delivers propaganda over journalism. During the documentary Pilger states that "propaganda relies on us in the media to aim its deceptions not at a far away country but at you at home

In 2003 and 2004, Pilger criticised United States President George W. Bush, saying that he had used the 9/11 terrorist attacks as an excuse to invade Iraq as part of a strategy to increase US control of the world's oil supplies. In 2004, Pilger criticised British Prime Minister Tony Blair as equally responsible for the invasion and the bungled occupation of Iraq. In 2004, as the Iraq insurgency increased, Pilger wrote that the anti-war movement should support "Iraq's anti-occupation resistance:

We cannot afford to be choosy. While we abhor and condemn the continuing loss of innocent life in Iraq, we have no choice now but to support the resistance, for if the resistance fails, the "Bush gang" will attack another country".

Pilger described Australian Prime Minister John Howard as "the mouse that roars for America, whipping his country into war fever and paranoia about terrorism within". He thought Howard's willingness to "join the Bush/Blair assault on Iraq ... evok[ed] a melancholy history of obsequious service to great power: from the Boxer Rebellion to  the Boer war, to the disaster at Gallipoli, and Korea, Vietnam and the Gulf".

"Too often (journalism)courses are like factories churning out conformist journalists for the industry. They tend to promote a ‘top-down’ kind of journalism which prioritises elite sources. Too rarely do they promote journalism that prioritises the views of ‘ordinary’ people. From my experience these are the people I can trust the most.”

Pilger disagreed with the term mainstream media in 2009 lecture to students at the University of Lincoln: "He disputed the label of “mainstream”, preferring to label it “corporate”, as the most prominent media outlets are often controlled by large corporations.

"Too often courses are like factories churning out conformist journalists for the industry. They tend to promote a ‘top-down’ kind of journalism which prioritises elite sources. Too rarely do they promote journalism that prioritises the views of ‘ordinary’ people. From my experience these are the people I can trust the most.”[131]

"I think the public is beginning to see the corporate media as a system of propaganda, a monoculture whose differences — rather like party politics — are illusory

. He wrote in November 1998 that "many members are journalists, the essential foot soldiers in any network devoted to power and propaganda". In 2002, he said that "many journalists now are no more than channellers and echoers of what Orwell called the official truth".

During the Cold War, a group of Russian journalists toured the United States. On the final day of their visit, they were asked by their hosts for their impressions. 'I have to tell you,' said their spokesman, 'that we were astonished to find after reading all the newspapers and watching TV, that all the opinions on all the vital issues were by and large, the same. To get that result in our country, we imprison people, we tear out their fingernails. Here, you don't have that. What's the secret? How do you do it?'

Pilger said that mainstream journalism means corporate journalism. As such, he believes it represents vested corporate interests more than those of the public

UFO'S OVER CANBERRA

The 1970s saw a surge of UFO reports in the Canberra region, most notably on July 25, 1975. On this date, local radio station 2CA logged calls from 20 separate witnesses describing a glowing blue-green craft moving east to west and appearing to dip as if it were about to land.

On the evening of July 25, 1975, Canberra skies were the focal point of a prominent, multi-witness event. Around 20 people independently contacted the 2CA radio station to report a strange blue-green unidentified object in the sky. Witnesses described the object moving from east to west and performing maneuvers, such as dipping its altitude as though attempting to land. Despite the high volume of civilian reports, no definitive explanation was provided.

Located just outside Canberra, Lake George became a hotspot for unusual 1970s sightings. In June 1974, a local farmer reported seeing a spherical object land in a field near the lake. He claimed that three or four beings, approximately three meters tall in glowing silver suits, floated to the ground while their craft lowered a chute to unload metal cases. While doctors diagnosed the farmer with a case of mild paranoia at the time, the event entered local folklore and has been extensively documented in regional history books.

Throughout the 1970s, the RAAF was officially tasked with investigating Unidentified Flying Object reports in and around the nation's capital. For Canberra residents making reports, the Air Force provided pro forma questionnaires to collect data on flight paths, colors, and duration of the sightings. While the vast majority of cases in the 1960s and 70s were eventually attributed to natural phenomena, weather balloons, or astronomical events, about 3% of the cases were declared entirely unexplainable.

Though not directly in Canberra, the defining Australian UFO event of the decade occurred close by on October 21, 1978. A 20-year-old civilian pilot, Frederick Valentich, vanished over the Bass Strait while flying a Cessna. Just before radio contact was permanently lost, Valentich reported being shadowed by a strange craft featuring four bright lights and moving at impossible speeds. The disappearance sparked a media sensation and remains one of the most famously debated UFO cases in Australian history.

The Age on September 14, 1972

Mystery flying object lights sky over Gippsland

A strange, brilliantly coloured object in the South Gippsland sky is terrifying animals and scaring local people.

Senior Sergeant Ron Tanian, of Traralgon police, said: “I have never seen anything like it”.

Sergeant Tanian said he saw the object as “a silver ball in the sky” again yesterday morning.

Another Traralgon policeman, Constable Neil Davey, said the object changed from a blue and red colour to a silver circular shape and moved away as dawn approached.

Residents who have seen the UFO say it hovers for a time, then shoots away with frightening speed and effect.

The object makes no sound and changes shape, they say.

The first reported sighting was at Sheepwash Creek by John Dixon, 23, of Traralgon, as he pedalled to work along the Princes Highway.

Dixon said it hung in a bright blue cloud the size of a hotel only 200 feet above at 4.45 on Monday morning.

He raced back to Traralgon and told Constable Davey, the night-shift policeman, and the sale yards caretaker Jack Gilbert.

The three stood stunned in the police station doorway as the “thing” rose into the sky in the east. As day dawned the blue light withdrew and only a silver fluorescent circle remained.

ASK most Australians about Canberra and you’ll get little more than a yawn, with the capital known mainly for politics, peace and quiet.

Yet there’s another side to the city, one filled with strange stories of underground bunkers, secret listening towers, a disappearing lake, ghosts, UFOs and a hairy beast.

Mysterious tales first told by early Aboriginal Australians have re-emerged time and again, from 18th century European settlers all the way to present-day witnesses.

Perhaps there are natural, or man-made, explanations for the eerie episodes right at the seat of government, but whatever the truth behind the myriad conspiracy theories, one thing is for sure: something weird is going on in Canberra.

CANBERRA TUNNELS

The tunnels that connect government buildings in Canberra are said to be used more to avoid the rain than for secret business, with TV crews welcomed in to explore the bare closets, storerooms and workshops below Parliament. But some believe this studied monotony may conceal more suspicious goings-on, since certain areas are barred to the public.

Black Mountain Tower is suspected of containing eavesdropping equipment, with a former technician telling ABC’s 7.30 that the Chinese embassy is the main target. The interview is now subject to a D-notice issued by the federal government advising against further publication.

Other reports claim the Deakin Telephone Exchange is used for espionage purposes by secret agencies such as the NSA and FBI. Former Labor MP Barry Jones was so unnerved by the rumours, he toured the building to check them out, claiming afterwards that he was satisfied that nothing strange was happening.

PINE GAP

In late 1966, during the Cold War, a joint US–Australian treaty called for the creation of a US satellite surveillance base in Australia, to be titled the “Joint Defence Space Research Facility”. The purpose of the facility was initially referred to in public as “space research”. The Pine Gap treaty was signed on 9 December 1966 and stated that, after an initial nine years, either Australia or the US could cancel the agreement on giving one year’s notice.

 US defence industry employee Christopher Boyce made a number of allegations related to the intelligence gathered at Pine Gap (including claiming that the CIA was involved in the Whitlam Dismissal). He stated that, despite the US agreeing to share intelligence from Pine Gap with Australia, he was told that the US would withhold some information from the Australians. Boyce also said that Pine Gap was monitoring telephone calls and telex messages to and from Australia of a political nature

 since 1988 it has been officially called the Joint Defence Facility Pine Gap (JDFPG); previously, it was known as Joint Defence Space Research Facility. It plays a significant role in supporting the intelligence activities and military operations of the US.

described the operational area as containing three sections: Satellite Station Keeping Section, Signals Processing Station and the Signals Analysis Section, from which Australians were barred until 1980. Australians are now officially barred only from the National Cryptographic Room (similarly, Americans are barred from the Australian Cryptographic Room). Each morning the Joint Reconnaissance Schedule Committee meets to determine what the satellites will monitor over the next 24 hours.

The location is strategically significant because it controls United States spy satellites as they pass over one-third of the globe, including China, North Korea, the Asian parts of Russia, and the Middle East. Central Australia was chosen because it was too remote for spy ships passing in international waters to intercept its signals.The facility has become a key part of the local economy.

Residents in Alice Springs frequently report anomalous lights and geometric crafts crossing the vast outback skies. In 2001, UK Ministry of Defence files revealed an alleged cover-up of sightings and movements filmed by the Space Shuttle Discovery near Pine Gap.

''When construction began in the 1960s, the Australian government pitched the installation to locals as a peaceful "space research" base, a cover story that sparked decades of speculation''

''My Brother in Law worked at Pine Gap in their IT department for a number of years. His whole family went through a security clearance process before he could get the job; Australia is part of the 5 eyes security alliance and Pine Gap is a part of Echelon, which is designed to collect every single piece of electronic communication in the world. It’s in Australia to get coverage of the southern hemisphere and of course China.''

In Rosenberg’s words, Pine Gap is an “intelligence collection facility” that utilises “satellites to obtain otherwise inaccessible information from behind the lines of foreign countries”.

So, more 007 than ET?

“Exactly. In the book I only devote about two paragraphs to aliens,” he said. “That was really all I felt that topic deserved,

The Pine Gap intelligence-gathering facility is often described as the jewel in the crown of our military partnership with the United States. 

But what have we got ourselves into, and do we benefit from it?

 those who say it's vital for the town's economy and global peace; those who still see it as a nuclear target and want it shut down; and those who feel generally apathetic to its existence.

In 2013, NSA analyst Edward Snowden lifted the lid a little on what was going down at the facility in his groundbreaking leak of US high security documents. His leaks showed that Pine Gap contributed to the NSA’s global interception and collection of internet and telephone communications.

More recently the Pine Gap facility came under scrutiny for links to US drones.  In particular those responsible for the deaths of Pakistani civilians. According to a lawyer in Pakistan in July 2013, the intelligence that drives these drones originates from Pine Gap.

These links and the activities of Pine Gap were perhaps looked upon with even more suspicion following the apparent revelations of Edward Snowden. According to Snowden, Pine Gap was one of the key bases where such agencies as the NSA monitor citizens’ communications from. Officially, Pine Gap is a tracking station for the many satellites in orbit around the Earth. 

Several reports over the years have mentioned alien sightings at the base. There’s the two hunters out for an overnight jaunt who say they saw an alien craft emerge from a secret door hidden in the Earth. The two NT cops who reckon they saw aliens beaming light down to one of the many radomes scattered over the base. And even one guy who says he was recruited by aliens to become a Men In Black type figure.

''While returning from an all-night hunting trip,  at around 4:30 am in the early hours of 22nd December 1989, three men would be witness to a surreal encounter. While roaming through land near to the Pine Gap facility, sudden activity in the grounds of the base would catch their attention.

A camouflaged door suddenly opened before them, revealing lights and movement behind it. From inside this hidden enclosure, a metallic, grey disc emerged. No sound accompanied its movements, and aside from their own breathing, all around them was silent. Suddenly, but still with little sound, the disc shot off at an amazing pace, certainly beyond anything any of the witnesses had ever seen. The door then calmly shut, hiding its presence once more in the process.''

'' in 1980 while searching for a missing child, two Northern Territory police officers would report a “camouflaged door” suddenly opening. Objects they would later describe as “bathtub-shaped” left from this doorway and calmly made their way over the base. To their amazement, a “black hole” opened in a hillside, and each of the objects vanished into it.''

''in 1975, a small private passenger plane was flying near the base. As most on board were already aware of Pine Gap, most would witness the “large white object” zoom into the air and vanish out of sight in a flash. Shortly after landing and making a report, officials would visit the pilot and the crew. They were told not to talk about what they saw.''

n 1973. A cartographer, working for the Australian government, was parked near to the Pine Gap base. It was late – just after midnight. Out of nowhere, a strange but intense “vertical shaft of blue light” came from the confines of the base.

''Giving in to his curiosity he drove his vehicle closer. He was shocked to see a disc-shaped craft hovering around a thousand feet in the air over the base. He raised his binoculars to his eyes. As he did, another blast of cold, blue light, emerged. It was coming from the center of the craft and heading down to the domes of the base. After several moments it went off. Then, a similar laser-like light extended from somewhere on the ground to the disc above. This went on for over thirty minutes before the disc began to spin rapidly. It then shot off into the night sky at great speed.''

eschalon

''An echelon is a level of rank, authority, or position within a society or organization. It commonly refers to a specific tier, often used when describing the upper or lower classes of a business, government, or social hierarchy''

Eschelon: Signals Intelligence refers to the ability to eaves drop on cell phones, land lines, radios, and email. Eschelon was the name of the program that was exposed in Australia when it was charged with being used for political purposes. Eschelon' s surveillance power lies in its ability "to tap all international and some domestic communications circuits, and sift out messages which sound interesting. Computers automatically analyze every telex message or data signal, and can also identify calls to, say, a target telephone number in London, no matter from which country they originate. "According to the BBC, "Every international telephone call, fax, e-mail, or radio transmission can be listened to by powerful computers capable of voice recognition. They home in on a long list of key words, or patterns of messages. They are looking for evidence of international crime, like Terrorism." Building on an original post WWII alliance between the US, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, Eschelon had by the late 1980's expanded to include joint operations with Germany, Japan, and China. It was initiated under the legal premise that while it is not permissible for the US government to monitor the conversations of its citizens without a warrant, it is not illegal for British intelligence to monitor American citizens, etc. Once the "take" has been pooled, the respective agencies can have safe access to their own domestic intelligence, because the Britons, Australians, or Germans did it, and not the home government.

"The Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E."

The Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E. are a surreal society of supervillains and parodies created to serve as adversaries for the Doom Patrol. Their ultimate goal is to exterminate all uniqueness and oddities from the world.

They are eerie, bird-skulled entities created by draining the "soul husks" of men using the power of a captive Telephone Avatar

The Telephone Avatar is a horrific, sentient, abstract interdimensional being that was trapped in the sub-basement of the Pentagon by a group known as "The Agency"

The Telephone Avatar is a horrific, abstract construct born when Alexander Graham Bell spoke the first words into a telephone. Kept by the Pentagon, the deity-like entity enslaves the dead

The Agency used the Avatar's silver tongs to snatch the "soul husks" of men. These husks were transformed into the Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E.—towering, 2.5-meter-tall humanoids with bird skulls for heads who acted as enforcers to exterminate "eccentricity and difference"

During World War II, a group dedicated to the extermination of eccentricity and difference, named the Agency, began snatching the soul husks of men using the silver tongs of the all-powerful Telephone Avatar, a being they had trapped in the sub-basement of the Pentagon. These soul husks became the Men From N.O.W.H.E.R.E. The Men captured Flex Mentallo, who was forced to create their bizarre weapons with his mind. They ran the Ant Farm in the basement of the Pentagon. These soul husks look like 2.5 meter tall humanoids, and their head is like a giant bird skull, or a technological approximation of a giant bird skull. They have a great cloak, but when bare-chested, there is a huge, drooling, fanged mouth that just stays open

When a Man from N.O.W.H.E.R.E. lifts his arm and puts the torn sleeve of his overcoat in front of your face, it emits a powerful magical blast. Anyone who looks at the tear has their soul instantly teleported to a dismal pocket dimension known as the Tearoom of Despair. Inside this alternate dimension, the victim is forced to drink tea, listen to endless falling rain, and endure a waitress who relentlessly lectures them on how horrible life is. If a victim's spirit is whittled down to zero, they return to Earth as a mentally debilitated amnesiac.

the internet

The internet began in 1969 with ARPANET, a project funded by the U.S. Department of Defense through its Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA—now DARPA). The military funded this decentralized, packet-switching network to share data across distances without a central hub

Arpa had a specifically military motivation for creating the internet: it offered a way to bring computing to the front lines. In 1969, Arpa had built a computer network called Arpanet, which linked mainframes at universities, government agencies, and defense contractors around the country

the dream that produced the internet was a networked military using computing power to defeat the Soviet Union and its allies. This is the dream that produced the internet.

During the 1960's and 70's ARPANET was funded entirely by the U.S. government, ARPA connected researchers at universities like MIT and Stanford. Scientists Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf developed TCP/IP (the rules allowing different networks to communicate), which became the foundational language of the internet

In 1989, British scientist Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web while working at CERN in Switzerland. In the mid-1990s, the U.S. government transferred the internet's backbone to private telecommunication companies

Polybuis

The most famous story of a paranormal video game is Polybius, a 1980s arcade game from Portland, Oregon

 in the fall of 1981, a mysterious video game suddenly appeared in arcades around Portland. The game—a black box with no name that involved geometric patterns and colorful shapes—was instantly addictive, hypnotic, and, in some cases, dangerous. Two teenagers supposedly disappeared after playing it. Mysterious men in black suits periodicaly to service it.  (Polybius was the name players later gave to the game, borrowing the name of the Greek historian famous for relying on firsthand accounts)

The gameplay was supposedly psychoactive, abstract, and dangerous. Children who played the arcade game were said to suffer from amnesia, seizures, night terrors, and hallucinations.

Despite these adverse effects, the arcade cabinet was described as so addictive that players returned to Polybius repeatedly until they went insane, died, or vanished. The lack of any surviving Polybius cabinets is explained by men in black who were said to record data on the players from the machines without taking the coins.

before removing all the arcade machines.

 Bobby Feldstein, who claims he was abducted one afternoon when he was 14 after playing the game at Coin Kingdom and experienced mind-altering side effects.

he was led through a series of underground tunnels, akin to the tunnels of Portland’s Shanghai lore, and was found the next day more than 60 miles from his house in the middle of the Tillamook State Forest. Feldstein claims there was another boy with him, one who rescued him.

(U.S. Patent US6506148B2),

which describes a method of using pulsing images on a computer monitor or TV to manipulate the nervous system of viewers. Devices like Xbox consoles and internet-connected displays can be used for mass subliminal messaging.

Physiological effects have been observed in a human subject in response to stimulation of the skin with weak electromagnetic fields that are pulsed with certain frequencies near ½ Hz or 2.4 Hz, such as to excite a sensory resonance. Many computer monitors and TV tubes, when displaying pulsed images, emit pulsed electromagnetic fields of sufficient amplitudes to cause such excitation. It is therefore possible to manipulate the nervous system of a subject by pulsing images displayed on a nearby computer monitor or TV set. For the latter, the image pulsing may be imbedded in the program material, or it may be overlaid by modulating a video stream, either as an RF signal or as a video signal. The image displayed on a computer monitor may be pulsed effectively by a simple computer program. For certain monitors, pulsed electromagnetic fields capable of exciting sensory resonances in nearby subjects may be generated even as the displayed images are pulsed with subliminal intensity.

Aboriginal Warlpiri people’s encounters with UFOs.

Aboriginal Warlpiri people’s encounters with UFOs. Most of the people interviewed believed in their presence and most of them asserted that the visitors were there simply to gather water. The craft were allegedly sighted more often after the rains came and/or at night, with many people reporting that after spotting a UFO, a local water source would be emptied of water despite recent rainfall.

My mother spent a few years working in a small, remote Pitjantjatjara community in Central Australia back in the 70s. Mum was a teacher, and the kids she worked with would see a strange UFO-looking thing land on the air strip at night, covered in lights. They'd watch it from a safe distance. It wasn't a plane, they knew what planes looked like as food deliveries and medical supplies were delivered by plane. During the 70s people in the NT and surrounding areas saw a lot of crazy stuff in the sky, my parents included. 

....They were also of the belief that natives to the land were never harmed by the craft, whereas strangers to the land were encouraged to exercise caution and instructed not to go out at night after significant rainfall had occurred. The author stated that he and a few other “kardiya” (white people) were warned repeatedly by the natives to be wary of UFO abduction. While almost all of the natives believed in the reality of this phenomenon, most people from outside the community did not, although the author states that “…a non-Aboriginal teacher, who had resided for over a year in the community and heard a number of stories regarding UFOs from Aboriginal people, confessed to becoming gradually more hesitant to drive long distances at night during the wet season,

PROTESTS AT PINE GAP

On 11 November 1983, Aboriginal women led 700 women to the Pine Gap gates where they fell silent for 11 minutes to commemorate Remembrance Day and the Greenham Common protest in Britain. This was the beginning of a two-week, women-only peace camp, organised under the auspices of “Women For Survival”. The gathering was non-violent but several women trespassed onto the military base. 111 women were arrested on one particular day and gave their names as Karen Silkwood, an American nuclear worker who died after campaigning for nuclear safety. There were allegations of police brutality and a Human Rights Commission inquiry ensued

On 5–7 October 2002, a number of groups (including Quakers and the National Union of Students) gathered at the gates of Pine Gap to protest the use of the base in the then-impending Iraq war.

In December 2005, six members of the Christians Against All Terrorism group staged a protest outside Pine Gap. Four of them later broke into the facility and were arrested. Their trial began on 3 October 2006 and was the first time that Australia’s Defense (Special Undertakings) Act 1952 was used.

The Pine Gap Four cross-appealed to have their convictions quashed. In February 2008, the four members successfully appealed their convictions and were acquitted.

On 20 October 2023, pro-Palestinian demonstrators blocked the entryway to Pine Gap calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Protesters blockaded the main access road to Pine Gap in late November 2023 due to concerns that information collected at the facility was being passed to the Israel Defence Forces and being used to identify targets within Gaza during the Israel-Hamas War.

Declassified UK Ministry of Defence files revealed that citizens have petitioned governments to investigate alleged US and Australian cover-ups of UFO sightings specifically occurring over the Pine Gap space tracking station.

Mind Control Drones

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THE SLAVES OF MICKEY EYE

the comic sea guy by Grant Morrison and Cameron Stewart

Features an oppressive, benevolent-but-chilling global corporation/God-figure named Mickey Eye. The world is heavily surveilled by flying, bird-like robots and "crawling, spider-parrot" devices that patrol souls and report back to the corporate masters.

Mickey Eye is a massive, sinister corporate entity and theme park corporation (often associated with "The Happy Group") that controls the utopian cartoon world.

He acts as a twisted, omnipotent mash-up of Mickey Mouse and George Orwell's "Big Brother," serving as a tool for sinister corporate forces to keep the populace pacified and blissfully unaware.

He is an all-seeing, all-knowing entity that practically controls society. The character's "perfect" world relies on surveillance and mind-wipe police to prevent citizens from thinking for themselves.

Mickey eye uses floating eye-shaped drones that act as security cameras enforce Mickey Eye's rules

To monitor the citizens.

The character stars in a psychopathic TV show watched by the masses. The franchise even features a massive Mickey Eye amusement park that serves as a central setting in the story.

The company is the primary antagonist of the story, ruling over a society where nobody dies and everyone is a superhero

Seaguy works a mundane job and is married to a woman named Rita. He begins experiencing strange flashbacks and hallucinations of a talking fish, slowly realizing his life is an artificial lie. Seaguy discovers that Mickey Eye and "The Happy Group" use food, media, and technology to lobotomise society. They keep humanity trapped in a state of eternal childhood Seaguy teams up with new allies like Doc Hero and El Bandito. Together, they attempt to break the conditioning of the public and fight back against the omnipresent eye logo. The story reveals that the moon is actually an organic entity being mined by Mickey Eye to create the addictive food supply that keeps the world docile.

"If both the past and the external world exist only in the mind, and if the mind itself is controllable—what then?" —George Orwell

George Orwell warns that people are in danger of losing their human qualities and freedom of mind without being aware of it while it is happening because of psychological engineering.

THE MATRIX

The word "matrix" comes from the Latin mātrix (genitive mātricis), meaning "pregnant animal," "womb," or "source". It ultimately derives from māter, the Latin word for "mother." The transition from "womb" to its modern meanings is based on the idea of something that encloses, supports, or gives origin to something else. The English word entered the language in the late 14th century via the Old French matrice, initially referring directly to the uterus or womb

The English word entered the language in the late 14th century via the Old French matrice, initially referring directly to the uterus or womb

By the 1640s, the term was applied to the rock or soil that embeds or encloses a fossil or mineral.

The famous 1999 sci-fi film franchise 'The Matrix' utilizes the word's original "womb" and "source" definitions, directly referencing the environment where humanity's minds are held.

The Matrix film, a science-fiction story in which the protagonist is a computer hacker named Thomas Anderson, a.k.a. Neo finds out that world around him (which is similar to the United States of 1999) is actually a computer simulation (the titular Matrix) which holds all of humanity in its place so that the sentient machines that run the real world (in a postapocalyptic future made barren by a machine-human war) can use human bodies as a power source. Neo is contacted by a group of freed humans who help him to unplug himself and reach the real world, whereupon he discovers that he is the chosen one (able to shift reality within the Matrix) and goes on to free humanity over the course of two mediocre sequels.

AGENT SMITH

Agent Smith is the primary antagonist of The Matrix franchise. He is a sentient artificial intelligence program originally designed to police the simulated reality. Over the series, he evolves from a disciplined system enforcer into a rogue, self-replicating computer virus obsessed with destroying both human and machine worlds.

Initially, Smith is a law-enforcement program tasked with eliminating threats to the Matrix (like rebels and rogue programs). But after being seemingly destroyed by Neo, his code corrupts and evolves. He becomes a digital virus capable of overwriting the minds of anyone in the simulation, creating a massive hive-mind army of himself. He serves as Neo's exact opposite and ultimate dark foil, embodying the systems of control that Neo fights to break.

in 1897, The New Psychology published an article about how subliminal messages work. By World War II, a tachistoscope (a machine that projects images extremely briefly and rapidly) was used to teach soldiers how to recognize enemy planes.

The Exorcist used both subliminal sounds and pictures. A number of times during the movie, the face of Father Karras became a two-frame, full-screen death mask. Twenty-four frames of motion picture film are projected per second. The death mask flashed on the screen at 1/48 of a second. The consciously unnoticed word PIG appears many time throughout the movie. The terrified squealing of pigs being slaughtered was mixed subtly into the sound track. The buzzing sound of angry, agitated bees wove in and out of scenes throughout the film. People really did faint in large numbers, many more became nauseous in varying degrees, a great many more had disturbing nightmares. It is interesting to note that William Peter Blatty, the author of the novel and producer of the movie, is a former CIA operative who served as the policy-branch chief of the Psychological Warfare Division of the U.S. Air Force. Because of his past in psychological warfare, underground and counterculture newspapers in the 1970s (such as the Ann Arbor Sun) pushed the theory that The Exorcist was a government "psyop" designed to frighten the American public and restore traditional values. According to previously classified documents, the CIA tested subliminal manipulation in movie theatres during the late 1950s.

THE FILTH

The plot begins in a straightforward manner: the story of sad-sack loner Greg Feely – a middle aged, white, British male – who passes his uneventful life with only his pet cat for company. One day, a naked woman appears in his shower and tells him that Greg Feely does not exist, that he is merely A “parapersona” – a fake life created as a vacation for one Ned Slade. Slade is the top agent of the Hand, a secret organization that dedicates itself to the preservation of the Status: Q (the in-series spelling of the term “status quo”).The hand preserves the Status Q by mercilessly dispatching social misfits – termed anti-persons. But as he sets himself into his new life as a super-secret agent, Feely begins to fear that what he goes through is a not a rediscovery of his true self, but rather an elaborate form of mental breakdown.As the story progresses, Agent Ned Slade and his team of misfits – Comrade Dmitri-9 (a communist / cosmonaut / assassin / monkey), Cameron Spector (whose phonetic-Scottish dialect puts Irvine Welsh to shame), Miami Nil (his recruiter), and Moog Mercury – is forced to combat a series of bizarre threats. These include a rogue Hand agent who jumps bodies, corrupted nanomachines, a serial killer who uses time as a weapon, a porn star whose hundreds of illegitimate children are exact replicas of him, a hardcore porn director who wishes to create the ultimate porn movie The Raping of L.A., and the world’s first real-life super-hero – “Max Thunderstone” – who wishes to destroy the Hand. Throughout all of this, Slade becomes increasingly confused – if he is really Ned Slade, why does he constantly try to return to the Feely persona? Why is he so disgusted with his work disposing of anti-persons? What secrets does the Hand hide from him? As we reach the end of the story, he discovers the shocking truth: not only was he Greg Feely all along but there is no Ned Slade. He and the rest of the Hand agents are themselves parapersonas implanted in unsuspecting individuals, turning them into agents. Feely himself used to be an antiperson (in league with the aforementioned Max Thunderstone) who fought to bring down Status: Q. After discovering what had been done to him, hegoes berserk, breaking into the Hand’s headquarters and destroying everything until he reaches the superior intelligence behind it all, Mother Dirt.Mother Dirt turns out to be a planet-like being surrounded by excrement who says she had to make him into an agent for the good of society. This causes Greg to have a breakdown. Greg: I wanted an explanation. Wanted it all to make sense but it’s just shit. What am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to do with this? (holds up a pile of excrement) Mother Dirt: Spread it on your flowers, Greg. Cut to the near future, and we see Greg granted healing powers by the nanomachines he met near the beginning of the story. He receives an offer to return to the rejuvenated Hand. He refuses. Instead, he walks the streets healing the wounded and sick by spreading his nanomachines (who have evolved into a benevolent society of their own) to others. He did not destroy the system. Instead, he created a role for himself within it. Metaphors and Meta-Meanings

SUBLIMINAL POLITICAL ADVERTIZING

In September 2000, the Bush campaign aired a commercial criticizing Democratic rival Al Gore's prescription drug plan.

As the narrator said "bureaucrats decide," the letters "R-A-T-S" flashed on the screen for exactly 1/30th of a second before changing to the word "bureaucrats". The Context: The word "RATS" was used to negatively frame Democratic policies and subconsciously link Gore to vermin.

SITINGS AT THE HAROLD E HOLT BASE

It was late 1991, shortly before the US was due to hand over the site to Australia. The handover was happening amid mounting concern about the base's covert role as one of the cornerstones of America's submarine-launched nuclear missile defence. In the event of nuclear war, launch orders from the US would be sent out by the station's powerful transmitters to submarines across the adjacent Indian Ocean. Exmouth locals had no idea their sleepy town would likely be obliterated in a nuclear exchange; they just valued what the "Yanks" brought to the local economy in this isolated community and were sad to be seeing them go.

The party at the base that night was to farewell some American friends who were returning home because of the handover. But Annie had stayed too late and now, she realised, she had no way of getting home – the few local taxis in this remote part of Australia had stopped for the night. So when two Australian Federal Protective Service police officers, who she knew as Kevin and Alan, kindly offered to give her a ride back into Exmouth, 5km south, she gratefully accepted.

A few minutes into the journey along the barren cape's empty coast road, Kevin looked up. "It's back. Grab the camera," Annie recalled him saying. Then Alan began to fire off photographs through the windscreen at something overhead that Annie could not yet see.

 'Look up!' he said. Then I saw it. A long diamond-shaped craft hovering overhead with the rear edge chopped off, rows of lights running towards the craft's tip. It was a dark grey colour but not as dark as the night sky. It was 100 feet above us at most. 'What the f**k is that?'" Annie asked.

 "It moved so fast my eyes couldn't follow it," she says. "We were all freaking out."

Two days later, two American military policemen walked into Annie's workplace in town and asked her to come with them.

they led Annie into a room. Sitting in front of a group of Americans in uniform were the two police officers, Alan and Kevin. Annie knew most of the Americans on base but here she recognised only one – the American commander. The others had clearly flown in from somewhere else. There were also three or four men in civilian suits.

 'What did you see?' I said, 'I saw a UFO'. They got me to draw it and asked me more questions about it. 'You do realise that what you saw was a weather balloon?' I laughed at that," Annie said. As a child, Annie had lived on a station outside Exmouth and her father frequently launched weather balloons. "Weather balloons don't look like what I saw," she recalled telling the man. "Then one of the APS policemen sitting next to me – they both had their heads down – said: 'Please shut up … Shut up before you get us all killed'."

The Penultimate Truth

The Penultimate Truth is a 1964 science fiction novel by American writer Philip K. Dick. The story is set in a future where the bulk of humanity is kept in large underground shelters. The people are told that World War III is being fought above them, when in reality the war ended years ago. The novel is based on Dick's 1953 short story "The Defenders"

World War III begins late in the 20th century. It is fought between the two superpowers, Wes-Dem and Pac-Peop. The fighting is extensive and severe, most of it performed by "leadies", robots built to withstand the most extreme circumstances. The Earth becomes a battlefield. Unable to exist in the atmosphere created by robot war, vast "ant tanks" are constructed underground to save the diminishing human population.

 Their president, Talbot Yancy, delivers inspirational speeches to the tankers, motivating them to increase their production of leadies and win the war. The war does eventually end. However, the Yance-men design a conspiracy to maintain the wealth of the Earth for themselves. Yancy continues to describe devastation in televised speeches. The tankers continue to produce leadies.

Talbot Yancy is actually a computer generated simulacrum. The Yance-men program him from the "Agency" in New York. They live in immense villas on private parks, called "demesnes". The leadies are actually used by the Yance-men as personal servants and to maintain their estates. The Agency is run by the most vicious and greedy Yance-man, Stanton Brose, who is kept alive by pre-war artificial organs which he hoards.

"The Defenders"

is a 1953 science fiction novelette by American author Philip K. Dick. The basis for Dick's 1964 novel The Penultimate Truth

Eight years ago a nuclear war began between the United States and the Soviet Union. American survivors evacuated to gigantic bunkers miles under ground. Sophisticated, radioactivity-immune robots called "leadys" continue fighting the war on the devastated surface that is too dangerous for humans. The Soviets have similarly evacuated underground, and each side builds powerful weapons and vehicles for the remote-controlled war they only see from film that the robots deliver.

The security department asks Taylor, an American war planner, to observe the interrogation of a leady regarding the progress of the war. Although the robot reports that lethal radioactivity and sophisticated new Soviet weapons continue to make the surface dangerous for humans, the observers find that the leady is not radioactive. Taylor learns that this is the second such robot the security department has found; it assigns him to an expedition, wearing lead suits, to investigate the truth about surface conditions.

Taylor's group surprises the leadys at the surface and demands to see the outside. Although the robots attempt to delay the humans as long as possible, the group discovers outside the bunker an undamaged valley with forests, animals, and a farm. The leadys reveal that the war ended as soon as the humans evacuated because the robots could not see a rational purpose for it. Analyzing history, they found that groups of humans warred with each other until they matured to overcome conflict. Humanity is almost ready for a single culture, the current worldwide division into American and Soviet sides being the final step. The leadys create counterfeit photographs of the devastated planet to fool humans, while destroying weapons they received and rebuilding the world for their creators' return.

The Americans believe that because the Soviets do not know that they were also tricked, the United States can quickly win the war. The robots reveal, however, that during their explanation they sealed all tubes to under ground. Although this prevents the expedition from leaving, the leadys expect that by the time their countrymen dig new tunnels, humanity will be ready for the truth.

Jack Kirby’s OMAC.

Originally released in 1974, when Kirby was working for DC comics, OMAC (an acronym for “One Man Army Corps”) is a science fiction story about “corporate nobody” Buddy Blank, who has his body hijacked by the faceless members of the Global Peace Agency via their supercomputer satellite Brother Eye – which transforms him into their agent OMAC. The series was sadly short-lived – only 8 issues were produced before DC cut the plug on the project, not even giving Kirby time to adequately finish the story arc he was working on. After two issues of build-up, a satellite crashes and kills everyone. The end.

Members of the Global Peace Agency select an employee of Pseudo-People, Inc. named Buddy Blank to serve as a candidate for Project OMAC. Scientist Doctor Myron Forest develops a process that interfaces Buddy Blank with the orbiting satellite network known as Brother Eye. Brother Eye has the ability to remotely transmit energy and raw data into Buddy Blank's body, transforming him into the One-Man-Army-Corps known as OMAC.

At Pseudo-People, Inc., Buddy Blank continues with his day to day labors, unaware of the part he now plays as an instrument of the Global Peace Agency. After suffering abuse from his coworkers due to his clumsiness, Buddy is sent to the Psychology Section to get over his frustration

There he meets Lila, 

 Buddy becomes enamored with Lila and is grateful to call her his friend.

The men of Section D are creating artificial women and using them to lure citizens into traps. Once a selected individual gets too close to one of their Pseudo-People, the automaton explodes, killing the intended target. Buddy is horrified to discover what the company he works for is actually producing. He is even more stricken when he discovers that his new friend Lila is actually one of Pseudo-People, Inc.'s weapons. He tries to get away, but the men running the operation feel that he's seen too much.

(of three)

Here in

you will find some

CURIOUS NOTES BEGINING WITH SOME MODERN HISTORY OF 'THE BYRON SHIRE'

(and other peoples, places, events intwined or otherwise concerned)

in which i bitch and complain and rave on with fragile incoherrence

about the politics, the agents and the illuminati and the capitalism and the real estate,

and capitalist mind control promoted by the American military industrial control complex(and its tendrilous webs) that gets sold as modern media and entertainment.

The manipulation, the devices and control.

The covert facsism.

..In which i digress back into history

(with the aid of artificial intelligence for the first time)

in order to make certain points,

but become concerned with issues other than the ones I was initially intending to comment upon, which then, seem to elude me entirely.

I make analogies between certain events and comic books that were surfacing around the same points in time space consciousness.

I start raving on about politics.

Australian, American politics and war and language.

And Australian history and mind control.

But

Such is life

Just as no story can have any definitive begging or end

but is the result of causes and events which can be traced back indefinitely through time and space

an endless chain of dominoes and webs of cause and effect

and no object, event or being can be observed in isolation but is the temporal product of a chain web of numerous other events and objects and beings

And thus itself becomes an effect, a cause influencing future beings events and occurrences

all intertwined together in impermanent cross hatched web of connected threads

moving through time and space

being acted upon by time and space

And by the American industrial military mind control entertainment and information complex.

'.......AND

When all of space has been dominated and controlled by war and manipulation and capitalist real estate and time is all consumed and controlled because of the cost of living(rent) the

the last frontier of control being the industrialization of consciousness

the engineering of the imagination.

Language is discussed as a medium for manipulation

rather than as a tool for communication or as a medium for learning.

but as a tool to disguise covert fascism.

Would we rather ear bash someone with our own dogma, manipulate and subvert their opinions to match that of our own or try and listen and empathize and learn from what the communicator is trying to express to us?

Certain points in time where the American military complex crosses over with the entertainment media complex are observed and discussed.

The infiltration and manipulation of our society by a highly trained clandestine cabal of capitalist agents is lamented upon.

A brotherhood united by greed, wealth, exploitation and control.

Certain re occurring themes are discussed

The simplification of the conflict being a battle freedom of will versus control

And control goes incognito.

The art of manipulating events without being noticed.

The manipulation of the human soft machine to perform tasks for a clandestine cabal of capitalist controllers.

The human senses being the obvious inputs for the industrial control complex to program the meat drones.

Operated by unseen architects of the industrial hive mind.

The colonization of the continent of Australia is discussed and observed as a potent reference point and much clashing of cultures is observed.

Many historical and contempory quotes are referenced but i neglect to record the sources

I cut and paste many articles and perhaps could have gone deeper in my research, but time is short.

many deceased persons are mentioned

Many links to read further on 'consciousness control' are added.

I rave on about historical indigenous borders on which it is possibly none of my business to comment

The first fleet being like a barrage of bullets shot toward a dystopian future, transcendental entropic nuclear explosion of self as to opposed to communities moving within the cycles of nature.

It will be seen that the indigenous cultures were not really respected but lied to and manipulated with subterfuge and false promises.

That the boat people from Europue did not learn from or appreciate what existed prior to their arrival.

But were an invading paradigm or capitalist exploitation and

cost effective control; the greatest profit, the least expenses in the shortest time frame.

Like the second fleet.

And much of history is ignored or glossed over.

A soft machine society of microwave fleshbots and meat drones industrializing Gondwana.

And so consumed in this process we do not even realize what affect we have on our surroundings.

And the grinding mills of samsara become clogged up with grumpy old souls.

Bad karma pays the bills.

The byron shire being a good example of this conflict this clashing of cultures; historically being a famous meeting place for indigenous peoples for, at least, tens of thousands of years

And into contempary times the most expensive place to live in Australia

commercially advertised as one of the most desirable.

A place where one might want to take a 'vacation'

A place where the rich and famous might want to take a vacation.

And not have their expensive holidays disturbed or spoiled by riff raff.

To become the illumanatti resort that it is today.

Do we want to live in a capitalist cost effective mercenary society or a society which strives toward wisdom and learning and compassion?

Is wisdom and compassion a luxury in a survivalist environment?

Are CIA world police implementing covert ''Pax Americana'' policies, destabilizing global society on all levels to intentionally create a survivalist environment?

Human cloning and certain camouflaged alien breeding programs are eluded towards,

a clandestine cabal of capitalist controllers are named and accused:

The fucking germans in America.

Some of the Cia's experiments and projects in controlling consciousness are discussed.

I sincerely apologize for my garrulous incoherence and my grim disposition and prosaic decoupaged repetitive ineloquence.

For a desensitized bleak undercurrent, a grim humor which pervades these grim tomes when I am discussing things that are not at all funny but are in fact terrible dystopian atrocities.

I can only say this is a reaction to grim and ridiculous nature of the events discussed and the characters instigating them.

This is actual the third time I've tried to write this as it keeps disappearing getting or deleted

either due to my own absent minded ness or external influences

...or perhaps it was one of their psychic super soldiers sitting behind from the base near the old indigenous camp near the library in Coffs Harbor.

And I will probably continue to add to the text some threads I accidently deleted.

i can not be certain

where the divide is

in any case they are watching

i hope you learn something from taking the time to process these words perhaps i noticed somethings which others did not.

THE CONTROL VIRUS

''Cook’s logs and diaries, along with the journals of botanist Joseph Banks, provide the earliest written European accounts of the Australian coastline. Throughout their voyage up the coast, they frequently recorded seeing columns of smoke inland, which Cook accurately recognized as a "certain sign that the Country is inhabited" ''On May 15, 1770, Captain James Cook sailing north along the Australian coast in the Endeavour passed and named Cape Byron. In his log, Cook recorded the location and described the notable sharp-peaked mountain lying inland from the point. He named the prominent feature in honor of Captain John Byron'' ''Joseph Banks, botanist on Endeavour, records sighting aboriginal people in his journal of 15 May, “…..we observed them with glasses for near an hour during which time they walked upon the beach and then up a path over a gently sloping hill, behind which we lost sight of them. Not one was observed to stop and look toward the ship: they pursued their way….”

''Captain James Cook first sighted and named Cape Byron on May 15, 1770, but it wasn’t until 1828 that European explorers Capt. Henry Rous and William Johns made the first recorded white landing. Rous’s crew mapped the area, identifying The Pass (Currenba) as a prime anchorage spot''

The iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse is a frequent subject for local tattoos. This imagery blends with the town's broader cultural reputation; there are many well-known groups referred to as cults that feature "Lighthouse" in their names, Byron Bay has historically attracted spiritual groups, alternative lifestyles, and high-control or "cult-like" communities due to its alternative roots. Cape Byron Lighthouse itself is a famous heritage-listed landmark, the surrounding bushland has been the epicenter of several high-profile disappearances, investigations, and new-age groups. a controversial life-coaching organization called the "Lighthouse International Group" was exposed by the BBC. Though originally based in the UK, the group attracted international devotees before facing mass resignations, allegations of family estrangement, and subsequent legal actions.

Do you, or does anyone you know have mysterious stories about missing time and weird light house tattoos appearing on their epidermis's without remembering how it got there? Walgun is the very crest of the headland, where the Cape Byron Lighthouse now sits, is traditionally known as "the shoulder". It provided Bundjalung people with an elevated 360-degree view and is reported to have been a significant site for men's ceremonies, lore-making, and initiation. Unfortunately, some ceremonial sites were destroyed during the construction of the lighthouse in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

AR$EHOLE$

We got illumanatti cia agents watching incarnations like warlock monks, herding the homogenized brain damaged human cattle onto the production line in the factory of eternal doom at worlds end. They've expanded their big cia illumanati spy schools from sea world and the gold coast across the border and they seem to have developed and enhanced techniques of inducing trauma and anxiousness.

They infiltrate services; government media even health food shops and homeless camps.

Tax payer funded non lethal weapons.

I guess they have to protect all those ugly expensive CIA properties and resorts they put on land stolen off the Bunjalung-also occasionaly pronounced Gunja-lungs tribes.

When the CIA showed up in byron park and began buying up the real estate and selling, even giving hard drugs to the homeless back in the nineties. They established some of their military complex trained psychics in mansions at Wategoes.

They infiltrate national parks and the headland becomes Cape Byron marine park and everyone is like "i cant believe that place wasn't protected already isn't great that national parks are looking after it"

Not if your one of the few surviving people indigenous to that area who hasn't been shot or pushed off cliffs, taken away by some shadey government department, or just expired with depression at all the heinous, manipulative disrespectful practices suddenly surrounding them; with a small relatively happy camp in an old traditional place.

Going into town for a drink at night and finding some common ground with the alternate nineties hippies who flooded the area.

But tourism is here and the commercial mind control movie industry is coming, and the American military industrial complex psychics surround/escort the media like an unseen shadow. Those big rich loud American movie agents seem to like the orbicular beam of the light house, I suppose it reminds them of a premier movie showing in Hollywood or something.

I guess if your a movie agent every night is like a premier movie night if you live near the light house.

Money and arseholes.

Since 1990's that light house has been emanating some very sinister and disturbing photons.

I have extremely well founded suspicions that it became an illumanatti programing station(like a giant antennae emitting charged photons) used by the American military psychic agents to program the Australian entertainment industry.

So national parks, in the mid nineties, again infiltrated by professional CIA agents chase them out of their camps on the headland to make way for the likes of Paul Hogan.

''Im a mega rich and famous Australian film star I can play a bogan or a red neck''

They cut the tracks around Byron Headland and Broken head with black budget psychically trained cia agents organized by Col Alexander. They want the prime real estate, to start a little Hollywood and being the furthest easterly point in Australia its also (geographically speaking) a kind of military position so they spoil sacred places and chase indigenous people away from their power sites.

And lots of those agents end up moving to suffolk park.

Suffocating farts

anyway the place populates with sell out agents.

watching.

manipulating

Mr Hogans most famous early project: the Leyland brothers was an ill disguised covert CIA operation: illumanatti black magic film posse tracing ley lines around Australia stopping at sites, power sites and promoting tourism.

Watching gathering information.

Spreading the control virus.

The great pioneer of the Winnebago warriors and the American perspective of the australian out back.

A massive inspiration for generations of Australians to buy great expensive chunks of metal jacked up on thick black rubber with giant bumper bars and marsupial hypnotizing high beams welded to the front (dug out of the ground in australia manufactured in asia) and take off into the outback in them.

Much of the metal from those bygone eras sits out there rusting back into the ground not that far from where it was initially dug.

CIA Illuminati agents always move with those commercial film crews.

They've learnt to do mind control with film from the studies they do in their black budget psychic control programs.

The CIA are like that, they give little signs like they are trying to gauge how smart you are and how much it takes you to crack you.

The mans name was Hogan(like the wrestler) not Leyland nor were the two agents in the range rover brothers, and after Crocadile dundee and throwing too many dead babies on the barby the CIA Illumanatti, tourism conglomerate set him up at the end of one of the biggest song lines in Australia.

That man buying property at Wategoes and the beach hotel was accompanied by the prescence of the most terrible CIA agents in town.(incidently this coincided with operation peacock in central tasmania)

And the illumanatti purchase of nimbin hotel.

Maybe agents like that just show up and you have no choice.

But the kind of agents that showed up would seem to indicate he was a fascist republican.

Probably worse than John Wayne.

Perhaps an illumanatti alien blow up doll.

Like he went to America after crocodile Dundee and got way too friendly with some horrific republican redneck reptiles.

Working with the CIA.

COLONizing

BYRON

pretty annoying one day

illumanatti psychic torture the next.

''throw another shrimp on the barby was part of tourist campaign aimed at getting Americans to visit the Australian out back and makes absolutely no reference at all to the time Col Jon Alexander spent working in the Bien Hoa Mental Hospital near Saigon with Dr Loyd H Cutter or in any other secret black budget mind control labs he has been involved with subsequently''

After the commercial success of the crocodile Dundee films there was a rumor Mr Hogan had a fall out with Mr Gullipilil over the lucrative royalties that kept flowing in after the movie left the box office.

i bet that Gullipilil threatened to sing Hogan black magic over not getting paid enough or get one of his uncles to.

In fact he would from time to time boast of his ability to sing up 'gins'.

So Hogan, being fearful surrounds himself with cia black magic.

Perhaps Hogan was scared of a traditional lore man coming down from the northern territory or something.

Perhaps it was just part of his big tourism campaign and the influence of his new rich powerful american mates.

''There was a crocodile in the Lismore River known as Hector (though the crocodile was actually female). A small Johnston's River crocodile, she escaped from a traveling reptile show at the Lismore Showgrounds in 1966 or 1967. She spent about seven years living freely in the Wilsons River, becoming a beloved and locally famous part of North Coast folklore. Hector was occasionally spotted sunning herself on the muddy banks of the Wilsons River or even near the old Fredericks Meat Works in South Gundurimba. The local townspeople embraced her presence, often leaving food like sandwiches for her when she floated on the tide She mysteriously vanished following the devastating Lismore floods of 1974. Her disappearance sparked a wave of local concern and conspiracy theories, with the captain of the local tugboat (MV Florrie) famously speculating that she may have been murdered by vandals''.

Gets Col Jon Alexander and his illuminati world police to blast a few of their non lethal new world order frequencies around his mansion to keep the riff raff away.

But the kind of agents that showed up would seem to indicate he was hanging out with some pretty hardcore republican reptiles after the Crocodile Dundee movies and those big tourism contracts.

And council becomes seriously infiltrated by CIA agents, up until that time was still the descendents of the pioneer COLON-izers: the red neck masons who were already more than bad enough.

Mr Hogan employs Col John Alexander(men who stare at goats movie, non violent weapons, black budget government psychic programs, area 51, rambo, seriously he's done so much horrific shit, appeared in too many places simultaneously, either greys or the CIA must have made a clone out of him) to prepare the way for his new mansion.

Just note the honest joy and care free enthusiasm expressed by the colonel frolicking in those Vietnamese rice fields back in the early 1970's On his ''Holiday in Cambodia'' with his little rocket launcher pressed up against his heart a genuine joy that is not depicted in any of the other images of the august colonel

They come down from cia spy schools on the Gold Coast Sea world Fishermans wharf. the casinos Yatala . They establish some of their infamous 'Scott Jones's' around Cairns and far north Queensland.

Detesable contingents of trained agents going to some mansion at Wategoes.

Daas chain of trained "CIA clairvoyant cunts" agents like a psychic wall of doom control and oppression.

They watch and destablise. They have powerful military psychics watching over the globe that have told them some threat to their program might be coming from byron bay.

Some of these preparations seemed to include selling or even giving hard drugs to the homeless people. Imagine that; the CIA dude from "men who stare at goats" dressed up all new age wearing a ty died t shirt and sun glasses: selling meth amphetamine in the Byron main park in the nineties and no one really seems to notice.

In fact, the council and police seem to be complicit.

They even get homeless people addicted to amphetamine around their spy scools in the gold coast and bring them to byron with specific intent to spread the virus.

Trained army government cia psychics sit in cars in the parking lot whilst the desperate and addicted do their work for them.

This was before men who stare at goats was released I suppose.

And its kind of reckless and egotistical for an agent like that to go and make a big hollywood movie.

Especaily considering some of the criminal acts him and his illumanatti cia world agent police go around committing.

But this was before men who stares at goats came out and I read that he was doing the same shit over in Vietnam when he was giving orders as part of operation phoenix.

Even worse.

When the American's went back to Vietnam in secret and took Saigon and no one knew.

Amphetamines being an effective non lethal weapon they had had success with against the Vietnamese.

Getting the next generation of Vietcong soldiers on meth was an effective long term tactic.

it was easy and cheap to make and people became addicted and it fucked them up.

Made them go crazy do stupid shit, but best of all many would turn violent, do cruel things to those around them.

Others would rave on for days and send those around them crazy.

Even Jello Biafra sings of this phenomenon in the dead Kennedie's song 'Holiday in Cambodia' =' where the little kids ask for crack'

Because the American soldiers were giving it to them and intentionally getting them addicted to it.

One of their tactics

Not only that he has whole spy schools of the worst agents all around him.

Starts spy schools and cia hubs where ever he goes.

Conclusion: we must be absolutely surrounded

'' American influence and military intervention were primary catalysts for the rise of the Khmer Rouge. He detailed how secret U.S. bombings in the late 1960s and 1970s devastated Cambodia, subsequently enabling Pol Pot’s forces to seize power.'' '' a massive U.S. bombing campaign under President Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger dropped over 100,000 tons of ordnance on the country. Kissinger infamously ordered "anything that flies on everything that moves". According to Pilger, this unprecedented aerial savagery destroyed the Cambodian countryside, pushing civilians toward a medievalist sect—the Khmer Rouge—and creating a desperate, war-torn apocalypse.'' ''The United States, alongside the United Nations and other Western allies, secretly funded and supplied Pol Pot's exiled forces in camps along the Thai border. Pilger claimed that this covert backing essentially facilitated the survival of the Khmer Rouge and created conditions where the "previously unthinkable" return of the regime was that was feared.''

Col Alexander(penguin alien lizard) shows up in the Byron main park one night in the 90's in a big chauffer driven silver CIA mobile with two facing back seats and call girls and some other agents after dinner at a fancy restaurant "poor people up that end of the beach" He calls out the back window, pointing to Belongil "you people are like animals" He then drives up to Wategos to celebrate some heinous real estate rort on sacred stolen land with horrific terrible lizards at one of those Wategos mansions.

{Id say he'd murdered at five six hundred people by his own hands by this time. Not including the mind control and torture jobs.}

[Nice work boys. No cadavers left in cars near Lithgow with bullets holes in their heads that no one wants to explain...anyway we still got the golf club over there and mostly everything else]

Masonic CIA builders construct Raes cafe from some very questionable recourses seems to include selling methamphetamine to the disadvantaged, human trafficking.

Sort of like Nugen Hand and Ocean Shores(open sores)

where did all those big expense marble slabs come from!

Mr Mustaka

I love u Australia

Professional clairvoyant sell out cia lizards congregate around there then go out into the shire watch and fuck with people.

Reptile conventions.

Infiltrate

They watch the big festivals and famous people and movie industry.

Money and mind control.

The illumanatti international police with agents visiting from all over the world(perhaps the universe) , remote viewing, hypnosis and psychic training.

And other agents watching.

You wouldn't recognize them.

And if you do they send out other agents you dont while your noticing the first ones

Systematic cia funded high tech black magic and non violent weapons.

Many people in the area start to have disturbing visions of grey aliens, things start to schism out, deplorable oblong headed edifices to lizard sky gods of doom (with loathsome agents peering out the darkened windows) burst up from the ground faster than psilocybes after a storm.

Where once a community used to be.

Property boom of doom sponsored by cia bush money.

Herds of capitalist agents invade like an organized mass migration.

The illumantti send them.

Someone should really take a good look at some of the money coming into the Byron shire council at this time (in the mid-nineties around the time Mr. Hogan gets his Wategos mansion)

Gurenbaa or the pass is located just below the lighthouse, this sheltered area was a major gathering place and special home base for Bunjalung people. It features an ancient shell midden (a mound of cooked shells and archaeological debris) and campsite that is estimated to be over 1,000 to 1,500 years old.

''For thousands of years prior, The Pass was an important, sacred campsite for the local Bunjalung people. Early white accounts and diaries primarily document the rugged nature of the coast. Surveyor Robert Dixon, the first documented white visitor to reach the Cape by land in June 1840, recorded Bunjalung men fishing with nets. Cedar-getters later established tent camps in the area around 1869''

In the context of UFO conventions and lore, "The Aviary" refers to a covert, informal network of intelligence agents, military officers, scientists, and researchers who met starting in the 1980s to leak and discuss classified government information about extraterrestrial contact

Many historians and paranormal researchers suggest The Aviary was an intentional counterintelligence operation designed to spread disinformation to civilian researchers. People working in the air force, army, navy are ordered not to speak of their ufo alien experiences

Notable "Aviary" Members:

Falcon: C.B. Scott Jones (former Office of Naval Intelligence)

Owl: Dr. Hal Puthoff (physicist and parapsychology researcher)

Pelican: Ron Pandolfi (CIA scientist)

Penguin: Col. John B. Alexander (US Army intelligence officer)

Bluejay: Dr. Christopher Green (CIA/defense intelligence analyst)

Raven: Jack Verona (Defense Intelligence Agency)

The Penguin (Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot) is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, primarily as an adversary of the superheroBatman. The character made his first appearance in Detective Comics #58 (December 1941) and was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger.

''Unlike many of Batman’s deeply chaotic or psychotic rogues (like the Joker), the Penguin relies on intelligence, financial strategy, and underworld networking. He is the kingpin behind Gotham's illicit weapons trading, smuggling, and racketeering. He famously runs a high-society nightclub known as the Iceberg Lounge. He rarely engages in direct fisticuffs, relying instead on a deadly arsenal of customized umbrellas that fire bullets, shoot flames, release gas, or act as swords''

The Penguin utilizes an assortment of umbrellas, particularly the Bulgarian umbrella. These usually contain weapons such as machine guns, sword blades, knife blades, rocket launchers, laser blasters, flamethrowers, and acid or poison gas spraying devices fired from the ferrule (however, the Penguin is able to weaponize his umbrellas in an almost unlimited variety of ways). Depending on the writer, some of his umbrellas can carry multiple weapons at once. He often carries an umbrella that can transform its canopy into a series of spinning blades: this can be used as a miniature helicopter or as an offensive weapon; he often uses this to escape a threatening situation. The canopy of the umbrella is sometimes depicted as being a bullet resistant shield, and some are patterned in different ways from a spiral capable of hypnotizing opponents to flashy signs. He can also call upon his flying birds to attack and confuse his enemies in battle

CAPITALISM

Rum arrived in Australia with the First Fleet in 1788. The colony was founded by navy men, so it’s not surprising that the new settlement was awash with the traditional navy drink. In a society where barter was the common form of trade, rum became the favoured currency. The marines of the New South Wales Corps, who controlled the rum trade, became known as the Rum Corps.

In those early days, rum was imported from the West Indies and, more commonly, from India. Jamaican Rum, made from molasses – a by-product of cane sugar – was highly prized, but most imports were Bengal Rum. This was often made not from cane sugar but palm sugar. Better described as arrack, the most that could be said for it was that it still got you drunk.

 The wages of laborers were set down as so many gallons of rum, rewards were paid in it, and it is actually on record that a wife was purchased from her husband for four gallons of the red and ardent spirit. When Governor King took over command in 1800 he was startled to learn how varying and exorbitant was the value of this commodity — he found that spirit which had been imported for 10/ a gallon was being retailed for £2. Everybody traded in it. Even the construction of the church was partly paid for in rum, and admission to the first theatre established in Sydney could be obtained for a “nobbler.” Ten years or so later the most historic instance of the employment of rum as currency was connected with the erection of the hospital founded by Macquarie, the contractors for which were reimbursed with a monopoly of the spirit trade for four years.

The Rum Corps: The military officers of the NSW Corps seized a complete monopoly over the alcohol trade, driving up prices and essentially running the colony like a private, heavily intoxicated business cartel.

The Rum Era (1792–1808): Due to a severe shortage of coins in early colonial Australia, rum became the de facto currency. The New South Wales Corps monopolized the trade, paying workers and bartering goods for alcohol—even funding the construction of early roads and hospitals with spirits

Rum, as all spirits were then called in Australia, was commonly used in barter. Barter had already been the means of transacting with aboriginal people but as settlers found that coins were too scarce, even they resorted to barter soon after arriving. In 1796, admission to a theater in Sydney cost one shilling or an equivalent value in flour, meat, or spirits. The government even offered rum as reward for capturing escaped convicts. Officers of the New South Wales Corps hoarded incoming shipments of rum, controlling the colony’s wealth.The Rum Rebellion: When the strict Governor William Bligh attempted to ban the use of spirits as payment in 1808, the Rum Corps mutinied and overthrew him in the only armed takeover of government in Australian history. The Rum Rebellion (1808) was Australia’s first and only military coup. In early Sydney, officers of the New South Wales Corps (the "Rum Corps") controlled a lucrative, illicit trade where rum acted as currency. When Governor William Bligh attempted to halt this monopoly, the military and wealthy merchants overthrew him. The military elite used rum to essentially pay for labor and manipulate the colonial economy. Bligh outlawed this to stabilize the colony's finances. The Catalyst: Tensions peaked when Bligh arrested Macarthur for alleged port regulation breaches. Johnston’s officers refused to recognize the court and instead arrested the Governor. On January 26, 1808 (exactly 20 years after the First Fleet landed), 400 soldiers marched on Government House.The military placed Bligh under arrest (famously rumored to be hiding under his bed) and took control of the colony for two years.The British government in London was furious. In 1810, they sent Governor Lachlan Macquarie to re-establish order, disband the rebellious military corps, and restore Bligh's authority before eventually bringing the rebels to trial. ''When Governor Lachlan Macquarie arrived to restore order, he couldn't get funding from London to build a proper hospital. To get around this, he cut a deal with three private businessmen in 1810. In exchange for building the hospital, Macquarie gave them a three-year monopoly on importing rum. As Hunt notes, they built a massive hospital (which now serves as the NSW Parliament House) but famously forgot to include toilets but he did not tell them he was introducing the holey dollar just afterwards

Governor of New South Wales, Lachlan Macquarie, created a new money in 1813. After importing £10,000 worth of Spanish dollars, Macquarie had their centers punched out, creating two coins, a larger ring-shaped coin and the smaller center piece. The former, called the ‘holey dollar’, was assigned a value of five shillings. The smaller core, called a ‘dump’, was worth one-fourth that or one shilling and three pence. Exporting the coin was outlawed but they remained scarce.

. Private notes, in the form of I.O.U.s made by individuals, also circulated as money. It was not unheard of for just about anyone to pay for a drink at a pub by writing an I.O.U. that, unlike a bank check, would then go on to circulate as currency.

   Some early issuers of these notes were the ‘squatters’. Australian squatters began the 19th century as illegal occupiers of land, often raising sheep in sparsely populated parts of the continent. Recognizing their economic contribution, the government eventually gave these squatters leases over the land they occupied and many became very wealthy, forming a kind of Outback aristocracy.

           Their notes were variously called ‘shinplasters’ or ‘calabashes’, with perhaps the only difference between them being their quality. The name of the former was a reference to paper soaked in vinegar used as a dressing for bruises. Shinplasters were printed on poor quality paper, usually in denominations of no more than £1, and were accepted only close to the original place of issue. Calabashes were better-quality notes with broader acceptance.

To further stabilize the economy, Macquarie also championed the establishment of Australia's first official bank, the Bank of New South Wales (now Westpac), in 1817.

the ultimate irony of Australian banking history: Westpac—one of the country’s biggest financial institutions—owes its entire existence to a visionary governor with a history of financial rule-bending, trying to clean up an economy run by drunk convicts and corrupt military officers trading in illicit rum.

''With Governor Macquarie’s backing, 39 citizens resolved to establish a bank with twin purposes - to provide banking services and to issue currency, thereby providing security and certainty on which to create a prosperous future for their families and the country.

Macquarie encouraged its growth: “Persevere Gentlemen, in time not too far distant the bank will gradually flourish, to the benefit of the country at large...”

From its opening day in 1817 until 1822 the Bank of New South Wales leased a house from Mary Reibey in Macquarie Place, which was the main town square and geographic centre of the colony.  An emancipated convict and business-woman Reibey’s involvement marks the beginning of our long history working with women in finance and banking. She was one of our first female customers.

Founding proprietors included Margaret Campbell, who purchased shares in 1817, and Elizabeth Macquarie, who became a proprietor in 1819.''

They started out by writing dodgy cheques.

And hired a convicted forger to make their currency.

WILLIAM HENSHALL

  '' Henshall first came under suspicion for illicit liquor trading in late 1804. The police raid found some partialy completed dollar (= five Shilling) pieces. These were ignored by the plod, but raised the interest of the Bank of England. The Bank raised a major operation to infiltrate the organisation run by our three forgers. A month after the earlier raid, another raid uncovered coin dies and equipment, and forged coins and banknotes. Henshall and an employee Thomas Ashford were sentenced to seven years transportation, and the two Clarksons received fourteen. The fact that Henshall was convicted of forging and possession, and the Clarksons of posession, but the Clarksons received the longer sentence suggests that the Clarksons might have been regarded as the organisers of the operation.      After conviction the prisoners set about reducing the impact of their sentences. They started from the optimistic request for pardons in return for cooperation but retreated to the requesting that their families be allowed to accompany them. Their cooperation included     (1) handing over plates for £1, £2, £5 and £10 notes     (2) Henshall provided the bank with advice on anti-forgery design in its coins and notes     (3) informing on over 130 criminals and their haunts.     The best deal they could get was that their wives and younger children would accompany them to Botany Bay. Nancy Henshall elected to stay in England because all of her seven children could not go. Richard's wife Lucy elected to stay in England with her infant child. Catherine reluctantly went leaving one child behind. The bank provided  £10 to the wives for immediate provisions, and also £10 for 'sea stock' for the prisoners,     William Hensall in 1814 organised the manufacturing operation for Macquarie of nearly 80,000 Holey Dollars and Dumps.''

INVASION OF THE ALCOHOLICS

Rum quickly became the colony's primary currency due to severe shortages of British coin and practical tools. Officers within the New South Wales Marine Corps (later dubbed the "Rum Corps") held a monopoly on the alcohol trade. They used it to control the convicts, purchase agricultural goods, and pay for labor, directly contributing to severe exploitation and alcoholism in the struggling settlement.

 First Fleet brought sufficient rum for seven years for each marine on board – but only enough food for two years. Rum was packed into the holds of those tall ships at the expense of tools, clothing and food supplies that the penal settlement would need in its early years.

When the women were finally permitted to disembark on February 6, 1788, sailors on the fleet requested an extra ration of rum "to make merry with upon the women quitting the ship". According to the journal of surgeon Arthur Bowes Smyth, the result was immediate chaos. Intoxicated sailors and convicts flooded the newly established shoreline, drinking the harsh Brazilian aguardiente, singing, swearing, and fighting through a violent thunderstorm. Bowes Smyth described the evening as a massive "scene of debauchery and riot," marking one of the rowdiest and most sexually charged events in early colonial history.

Court and trial records from the time show that rum was the root cause of much of the crime and punishment. The first sitting of the Criminal Court in February 1788 heard the case of a convict named Barsby, who, while heavily intoxicated, went on a drunken rampage. He had received the better part of a bottle of rum from seamen desperate to find the women's camp, and subsequently thumped a fellow convict and threatened a drum major who attempted to intervene.

THE FOUNDATIONAL ORGY

The main evidence for the 'Foundational Orgy' is an entry in the journal of the Lady Penrhyn's surgeon, Arthur Bowes-Smyth for the 6th of February.

6th. At 5 o'Clock this morng. all things were got in order for landing the whole of the women & 3 of the Ships Long Boats came alongside us to receive them: previous to their quitting the Ship a strict search was made to try if any of the many things wh. they had stolen on board cd. be found, but their Artifice eluded the most strict search & abt. 6 O'Clock p.m. we had the long wish'd for pleasure of seeing the last of them leave the Ship -- They were dress'd in general very clean & some few amongst them might be sd. to be well dress'd. The Men Convicts got to them very soon after they landed, & it is beyond my abilities to give a just discription of the Scene of Debauchery & Riot that ensued during the night --

They had not been landed more than an hour before they had all got their Tents pitched or anything in order to receive them, but there came on the most violent storm of thunder, lighteng. & rain I ever saw. The lighteng. was incessant during the whole night & I never heard it rain faster -- Abt. 12 o'Clock in the night one severe flash of Lightg. struck a very large tree in the centre of the Camp under wh. some places were constructed to keep the Sheep & Hogs in: it split the tree from top to bottom; kill'd 5 Sheep belonging to Major Ross & a pig of one of the Lieuts. -- The severity of the Lighteng. this & the 2 preceeding nights leaves no room to doubt but many of the trees wh. appear burnt up to the tops of them were the Effect of Lightening --

The Sailors in our Ship requested to have some Grog to make merry wt. upon the Women quitting the Ship indeed the Capt. himself had no small reason to rejoice upon their being all safely landed & given into the Care of the Governor, as he was under the penalty of 40£ for every Convict that was missing -- for wh. reason he comply'd wt. the Sailor's request, & abt. the time they began to be elevated, the Tempest came on -- The Scene wh. presented itself at this time & during the greater part of the night, beggars every discription; some swearing, others quarrelling others singing, not in the least regarding the Tempest, tho' so violent that the thunder shook the Ship exceeded anything I ever before had a conception of. I never before experienced so uncomfortable a night expectg. every moment the Ship wd. be struck wt. the Lighteng. -- The Sailors almost all drunk & incapable of rendering much assistance had an accident happen'd & the heat was almost suffocating.

The women of the First Fleet had arrived in Sydney Cove on February 6, 1788, sparking uproarious celebrations. With admirable foresight, the judge advocate, David Collins, read the Act and Letters Patent establishing the courts the following day.

THE NAMING OF SYDNEY

For thousands of years, the deep-water cove was called Warrane by the Gadigal people. This was their ancestral home, which they called Gadi.

Governor Philip initially gave the settlement the name of “New Albion”.

Albion was the Ancient Greek name for Britain.

Well, for unknown reasons, the British settlement was later changed to ‘Sydney’ after Thomas Townshend (1732-1800).

The British politician was then Britain’s Home Secretary and served in a few Cabinet posts in the 18th century.

He was given the title of Lord Sydney or Viscount Sydney in 1789 (the same year the French Revolution started!)

A viscount is a member of the nobility, ranking just below an earl (or count) and above a baron. In the British peerage, it represents the fourth highest rank of the aristocracy.

The system of ranks from highest to lowest is Duke, Marquess, Earl, Viscount, and Baron.

The word ''VISCOUNT'' originates from Old French, combining the Latin prefix vice- (meaning "deputy") and comes (meaning "companion" or "count"). Historically, viscounts in medieval Europe served as the deputies or lieutenants of counts, exercising administrative or judicial powers on their behalf.

 Sydney, Australia, was not the only city in the British Empire to be called after Lord Sydney.

Indeed, Sydney in Nova Scotia, Canada, was the first settlement to be named as such in 1785.

John de Sydenie’s ancestors (note the alteration in the spelling!) emigrated from a village in Normandy during the reign of William the Conqueror.

The name of the village was called Saint-Denis. The peaceful village between Cherbourg and Bayeux is famous for its dairy products and another eminent personality derived from there: the great Walt Disney himself.

The Disneys were the descendants of Hughes and his son Robert d’Isigny (from Isigny), who immigrated to Britain with William the Conqueror – and the Sydenies!

When ‘Saint-Denis’ contracted into ‘Sydenie’ and then ‘Sydney’, ‘D’Isigny’ was anglicised as ‘Disney’.

Sydney was a prevalent name as it honoured the French Patron Saint, Saint-Denis.

Saint-Denis was the first bishop of Paris and has been remembered throughout the centuries for his martyrdom in 270 AD.

Saint-Denis was sent from Italy with his inseparable companions Rusticus and Eleutherius to convert Gaul in the third century.

They settled on the Ile de la Cité, where Notre Dame now stands.

Denis, having irritated the tempers of heathen priests for his many conversions, was executed by beheading with a sword on the highest hill near the centre of Paris, which was likely to have been a druidic holy place.

Non-Christian priests and Roman officials (likely under the anti-Christian Emperor Decius) feared his growing influence, leading to his arrest, torture, and death sentence for refusing to recant his faith.

Denis and his companions were beheaded by the Romans on the highest hill in Paris, an area that became known as Montmartre (literally meaning "Mountain of the Martyrs")

The location where he collapsed and died was later marked by a shrine that grew into the famous Basilica of Saint-Denis, which became the traditional burial site for the kings of France.

According to the legend, after his execution, the body of Denis picked its head up and started to walk while the mouth was delivering a complete sermon.

The body had to stop its stroll somehow, and at the site where he fell utterly dead was later erected a small shrine.

It was named after the holy man Saint-Denis. The name Denis itself is derived from the Greco-Roman ‘Dionysius’, the servant of Dionysus.

the first courts

The day after, Barsby, still drunk and carrying a broken cooper's tool, thumped a fellow convict, threatened a drum major who tried to stop him and whacked a drummer who tried to come to the officer's assistance.

''Did the prisoner appear to be in liquor?'' the court asked when it sat for the first time on February 11.

''He did,'' a witness replied.

For his part, Barsby explained he ''was in such a state of insensibility'' that he did not recall ever seeing any of the witnesses before. But he recalled how he had managed to get so very insensible.

''He met some seamen who wanted to find the women's camp,'' the minutes of proceedings recorded. ''On his telling them where it was, they gave him more than three parts of a bottle of rum. He drank the greatest part of it.

Barsby got 150 lashes with a cat-o'-nine-tails and promised good behaviour in future. 

, ....save for the occasional case involving wife sale or a jury of matrons, the subject matter would have sounded eerily familiar: drunken brawlers with fuzzy memories, petty thieves, inventive excuses and, increasingly, Aboriginal defendants.

In the first capital punishment case, on February 27, the colony had its first law and order debate. Lashes given out to thieves on February 11 had ''encouraged rather than deterred others'', Collins wrote, and convict James Barrett bore the brunt. After executing a raid on the public store, a crime deemed ''big with evil to our little community'', he was sentenced to hang.

the court sentenced James Freeman to death for stealing flour. But realising that the colony needed a permanent hangman, the governor pardoned him on the condition he become the public executioner. His first gig was to hang Barrett, a responsibility he had to be forced to undertake.

The first woman sentenced to death, for stealing some clothes and linen, was Ann Davis - also known as Judith Jones - in November 1789. She claimed she was pregnant to escape the noose, but a ''jury of 12 matrons'' was called to ''try if the prisoner is quick with child'' and decided she was not.

 the first rape case a soldier, Henry Wright, was sentenced to death but then pardoned and sent to Norfolk Island for assaulting an eight-year-old girl called Elizabeth Chapman at Lane Cove - or, as the minutes put it ''for not having the fear of God before his eyes but being moved and seduced by the instigation of the devil''. The girl had to show she knew her catechism and recite the Lord's Prayer before she gave evidence at the trial.

The first Aborigine convicted was Daniel Mow-Watty, who was hung in 1816 for the rape of a 15-year-old girl in Parramatta.

Four years later a convict, John Kirby, became probably the first European sentenced to death for killing an Aborigine after he stabbed a co-operative chief called Burragong, or King Jack, who had captured him after he escaped and attempted to bring him in. (Several men were acquitted in a similar trial in 1799.)

As late as 1827 white defendants were arguing, although unsuccessfully, that they could not be tried for killing Aborigines because the victim was not a subject of the Crown.

Not until 1829 did the courts impose English law upon cases where one indigenous person had killed another

THE LAWS THAT BROUGHT THE BOAT PEOPLE FROM EUROPUE

The "Bloody Code" was a series of laws in England, Wales and Ireland in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries which imposed the death penalty for a wide range of crimes, many of which would be considered minor by later standards. Between 1688 and 1820, the total number of capital crimes in England and Wales grew from about 50 to over 200.Most of the new statutes focused on the protection of property.  the Black Act, or the Waltham Black Act, and sometimes called the Black Act 1722, the Black Act 1723, the Waltham Black Act 1722, the Criminal Law Act 1722, or the Criminal Law Act passed in 1723 in response to a series of raids against landowners by two groups of poachers, known as the Blacks from their habit of blacking their faces when they undertook the raids. The act was expanded over the years and greatly strengthened the criminal law by specifying over 200 capital crimes, many with intensified punishment. Arson, for example, had its definition expanded to include the new crime of burning (or threatening to burn) haystacks. The legal rights of suspects and defendants under the act were strictly limited. For example, suspects who did not surrender within 40 days could be summarily judged guilty and sentenced to execution, so that if they were apprehended at a later date they could be executed without delay. Villages were punished if they failed to find, prosecute and convict alleged criminals

'The British in the late 18th century believed that they were in the midst of an overwhelming crime wave, and over the next 70 years attempted to address this by expelling what was seen as a 'criminal class'. More than 160,000 convicts were transported to Australia and Tasmania. A sentence of transportation meant that criminals paid a huge price for their crimes - they suffered the loss of everything and everyone they had ever known, endured a perilous sea journey in often unimaginably harsh conditions, and struggled to survive in a terrifyingly strange and forbidding landscape. Yet many found that life on the far side of the world offered possibilities not available at home.

The need for transported British criminals to work on American plantations became less pressing as the transatlantic slave trade took slave labour over the oceans in the millions. American independence in 1783 also effectively ended the shipment of British convicts to North America. The shutting off of this avenue for disposing of criminals lead to a real problem for the British Authorities. Rising population and crime levels in Britain across the 18th century meant that such prisons as there were became full.

THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE

James Hardy Vaux’s 1819 collection of ‘criminal slang and other impolite terms’ is recognised as Australia’s first dictionary.

During the early colonial era, transported convicts relied on a secret dialect of British slang known as Flash or "cant". This vocabulary allowed prisoners to conspire in front of guards, hide their crimes, and establish a distinct cultural identity.

Flash was so pervasive that magistrates often struggled to understand testimonies and required interpreters in trials.

Speaking Flash to authorities could result in re-incarceration or whippings, as police viewed it as open defiance.

Common terms included chiv (a knife), quod (jail), cracksman (a house-breaker), and bum traps (police officers)

Bum traps

A sheriff’s officer or his follower

A sheriff’s officer, more commonly termed a bailiff, was notorious for following closely at a sheriff’s bum. For this reason, bailiffs were called bum-bailiffs and members of the “catch club” (because they were said to “catch” farts.) But they were also known as bull-dogs, hawks, lurchers and, from the manner in which they escorted debtors, shoulder clappers. Bailiffs were unpopular; colonists attacked them with knives, swords and pistols. In 1853 a South Australian, John Bevis, was fined £1 for kicking a “bum bailiff” and pelting him with stones.

Spoony

Foolish, half-witted, nonsensical; a man who has been drinking till he becomes disgusting by his very ridiculous behaviour, is said to be “spoony” drunk; and, from hence it is usual to call a very prating shallow fellow “a rank spoon”

Foolish people may have been called spoony because, like the bowl of a spoon, they are shallow and lack depth. When, in 1857, William Graham was robbed in a Melbourne brothel, he ran through the streets calling for police assistance. But police dismissed his complaint because he was a “spooney” and was “too drunk to know what he was doing”. Graham, however, made his way to a police station where he persuaded a constable to assist him in recovering his property. Graham’s purse and cash were discovered wedged in a stack of five mattresses in the bedroom of a sex worker, Mary Jane Reily. Reily was arrested and sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment.

To bridge the massive communication gap, James Hardy Vaux, an English convict transported to New South Wales, compiled a manuscript of thieves' cant. Published in 1819 as A Vocabulary of the Flash Language, it was highly sought after by lawyers, judges, and police who needed to understand the criminal underword

When “cat and kitten stealer” William Dixon fronted court, a police officer politely informed the magistrate that Dixon had not abducted a family of felines but had been caught pinching valuable pewter mugs, so named for the resemblance their bulbous shapes and curved handles bore to cats’ bodies and tails.

THE MEDIUM IS MANIPULATION

When Europeans first arrived in Australia, a vast network of hundreds of unique languages and dialects was actively spoken across the continent.

When colonisation began, it’s estimated that there were over 250 distinct languages plus around 600-800 overlapping, connecting Aboriginal language varieties

Linguists estimate that more than half of the 250 Aboriginal languages in Australia are already extinct and many besides have only a few speakers left. In NSW about 20 out of 70 remain.

 Given that most settlers weren’t that keen to learn our languages, Aboriginal people adapted English to enable communication. 

When arriving in Sydney, Governor Arthur Phillip used a wordlist collected years earlier by Joseph Banks in Far North Queensland (Guugu Yimidhirr)

. The most famous historical example of miscommunication is the word "kangaroo". As the story goes, when British explorers pointed at the animal and asked its name, a Guugu Yimidhirr speaker said "gangurru", which translates to "I don't understand" or simply refers to a specific type of male kangaroo. The British took this as the animal's name, cementing a foundational misunderstanding into the English lexicon.

 the word "kangaroo", was recorded in Cape York during Captain James Cook's first expedition to Australia's east coast in 1770, the transcription began in earnest after Sydney was founded in 1788.

Eventually, indigenous the people of sydney area adopted the phrase thinking it was just the English word for an "edible animal"

European settlers frequently mistook spoken agreements (like "yes") for legal consent to land grabs. No, it wasn't just a misinterpretation; it was active exploitation where Indigenous people were punished for speaking their mother tongues and denied fair legal translation.

Did translators know the meaning of place names such as Dunedoo (small feet), Mudgee (sharpening stone), Dubbo (ground grub), Coonabarabran (inquisitive person) and Gunnedah (motherless). Coogee has a very different connotation today to 'smelly place' [its Aboriginal meaning]."

The most devastating language barrier existed between colonial courts and First Nations peoples.

Indigenous Australians lacked context for British legal terminology. Concepts like "guilty" or "not guilty" were largely untranslatable and held no meaning in their cultural context, frequently leading to wrongful convictions.

Indigenous defendants were regularly unable to defend themselves adequately, and witnesses were frequently misunderstood due to a complete lack of linguistic and cultural alignment

During early colonization, German missionaries translating the Bible into the Arranda (Aranda) language of Central Australia struggled to find a direct equivalent for the Christian concept of God.

Missionaries adopted the word Altjira, which originally referred to a mythological "eternal" being from the Dreamtime who had no beginning or end. By translating Altjira to mean "God," missionaries fundamentally shifted the word's traditional meaning, imposing Eurocentric religious frameworks onto deeply held Indigenous spiritual beliefs

Early British observers mistakenly believed that the language spoken around Sydney was called "Eora". However, Eora (or Iyora) simply translates to "person" or "the people" in the local dialect. The true name of the language was never documented, though it is commonly referred to by its clan names (e.g., Gadigal in the inner Sydney area). Patyegarang, a young Gamaraigal woman who spoke the Gadigal language, would prove crucial to the survival of her Sydney-based native tongue. William Dawes, an English Lieutenant and astronomer, recorded the pair's conversations, in what remains today the only known first-hand accounts of the Gadigal language. Dawes set up an observatory at Point Maskelyne, now known as Dawes Point, where the southern pylons of the Sydney Harbour Bridge now stand. It is here, a 15-year-old Patyegarang and Dawes likely developed their bond. "She not only shared the Sydney language with Dawes in context but she learned English in a way that influenced Dawes in his dealing with authority and his refusal to participate in punitive actions taken against Aboriginal people and family groups. "This definitely led to his recall to England even though he wanted to stay." Patyegarang taught him words such as Putuwa, which means "to warm one's hand by the fire and then to gently squeeze the fingers of another person". Other notable phrases include: Tariadyaou ("I made a mistake in speaking"); Minyin bial naadyimi? ("Why don't you sleep?"); and Minyin bial widadyemi ("Why did you not drink?"). 'Tyerabarrbowaryaou', meaning 'I shall not become white', when Dawes suggested that she could become white if she washed herself more." Dawes's notebooks make reference to the fact that Aboriginal people disapproved of the colonisation of their land and were afraid of the colonists' guns.

In the 19th century, European surveyors like Sir Thomas Mitchell recorded various Indigenous place names. Mitchell insisted on simplifying and anglicizing the phonetics of Aboriginal languages to make them easier for white settlers to pronounce, stripping words of their nuanced, original regional meanings.

Standard Australian English (AusE) is the language used in law, media, politics, and education in Australia, holding vast power. Over the years, many Indigenous people have been forced to speak AusE at the expense of ancestral language, Kriol, or Aboriginal English (AbE). Language bias, although largely implicit, is just as powerful and forces Aboriginal people to navigate linguistic imperialism daily.

Historically, policies of assimilation actively suppressed Indigenous languages. Rather than being simple communication errors, these barriers were compounded by institutional ignorance. For example, in 1999, the Northern Territory Chief Minister likened providing Aboriginal language interpreters to "giving a wheelchair to someone who should be walking." This systemic failure meant that Indigenous Australians were regularly convicted in courts without truly understanding the charges against them.

As Europeans expanded inland and across the continent, communication relied heavily on contact languages or pidgins. These were makeshift hybrid languages combining English vocabulary with traditional Aboriginal grammar and pronunciation

As pastoral expansion and government policies forced Aboriginal populations onto reserves and missions, the use of ancestral languages was strictly forbidden. Children were removed from their families and punished for speaking their mother tongues. Despite this, traditional languages left a lasting mark on Standard Australian English, which adopted dozens of everyday words from local languages (e.g., kangaroo, koala, boomerang, billabong, and kookaburra).

Generations of Indigenous Australians adapted English, making it their own. This gave rise to recognized dialects known collectively as Aboriginal English. It is a fully fledged, rule-governed dialect rather than "broken English," with its own unique vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure

In northern regions of Australia, these pidgins evolved into Kriol—a recognized creole language that is now the largest language spoken exclusively in Indigenous communities in the country

While many traditional languages have been lost, roughly 120 are still spoken, and some, like Warlpiri, are actively being taught to the youngest generations.

the second fleet

Australia’s Second Fleet – the Neptune, the Scarborough and the Surprize – was a ‘coffin fleet’, with an average convict mortality in excess of 40 percent (including deaths prior to sailing and in the four months after landing). For the Neptune, the de facto ‘commodore’ of the fleet, it was around 50 percent, the worst in the 80-year history of transportation to Australia

The state of the convicts who arrived on these ships in late June 1790 was profoundly shocking to the residents of the small penal colony which had been established only two and a half years before. Shortly after the Surprize came to anchor in the cove, the chaplain, Richard Johnson, visited the ship and went down into the prison:

'I beheld a sight truly shocking to the feelings of humanity, a great number of them laying, some half and others nearly quite naked, without either bed or bedding, unable to turn or help themselves. Spoke to them as I passed along, but the smell was so offensive I could scarcely bear it.'

 David Collins, the Governor’s official secretary, wrote that ‘both the living and the dead [exhibited] more horrid spectacles than had ever been witnessed in this country’.  A female convict from the Lady Juliana, which had arrived three weeks earlier, compared them to the women on her ship:

'Oh! If you had seen the shocking sight of the poor creatures that came out in the three ships, it would make your heart bleed; they were almost dead; very few could stand, and they were obliged to sling them as you would goods, and hoist them out of the ship they were so feeble; and they died ten or twelve a day when they first landed. . .' 

byron 1990s property boom

Someone should- Look into some of the CIA front companies connected to Col John Alexander, Mr Hogan even those illumanatti Searles(and their masonic bricks) and how their crime money sponsored workers connected to council to do deplorable manipulative things to people and places that the cia would perceive as radical(not obedient capitalist) and a danger to the CIA mission of control.

It even looks like someone was doing a cia sponsored rewritting of local history.

Particularly some of the surviving people indigenous to the area who were displaced by national parks(infiltrated by cia) when cape byron marrine park was established.

Activist Aunty Lorraine mafi Williams who knew more stories and history than anyone and was starting a cultural center on a historical womans site at suffolk but was opposed by council and arawkwal and fataly assaulted by agents, or thugs paid by agents.

She was stolen generation, meaning she was taken from her family at a young age by government services and forced to go live with another family.

She had come back to live on her ancestral lands

She was putting together a book of indigenous myth, folk stories of the Bunjalung area and was very well respected by many for her spiritual inspiration and her knowledge.

She was descended from the Githabul peoples of the Ballina area

Then there was another attempt to start a cultural center in ocean shores which was also opposed by council.

It is very disappointing as these places (which probably would have just happened without the council interference) had a lot to offer both indigenous and non indigenous communities in terms of knowledge of cultural history, land, flora and fauna.

[And as I paste these links I think that since covid a lot of stuff has been vanishing off the internet, I m sure there where more stories Aunty Lorraine collected about 6 yrs ago. More on the Boogerum brothers mythology on east coast of Australia lots of essays by students on sites like research gate and academia others too. But they seem to have disappeared. I think its cause he cia tightening their control of the internet.}

There was a people who went by the name Doorungbool(the English spelling of the word was debated, white people couldn't pronounce the word properly and the meaning had something to do with the shape of the hills in the area) who's land stretched along the coast from Broken Head to the Potsville river west to Bangalow and just over the Mt Jerusalem range almost to Uki.

Their ancestral lands fit on the map with Githabul(The Ballina area peoples including the NgArawakwal coming from Cabbage tree) to the south and Midjumbool to the north.

They were all part of the Bungjalung nation people linked together by common language and a story about three brothers that land at Evans head in a boat forty thousand years ago.

And a Goanna that chased a naughty snake out into the ocean.

Probably one of the first stories of boat people migrating to Australia.

Though not so long on the continent as some peoples in the north west.

''Bundjalung oral literature tells of a fight between Dirawong and the Rainbow Serpent, which created the Bungawalbin River, the Evans River, Pelican Island, Snake Island, other islands in the Evans River, and also an island at an unknown location in the Pacific Ocean. In the Bundjalung story, a weeum ("cleverman", "man of high degree of initiation" or "man with great powers") named Nyimbunji from the area known as Bungawalbin calls on Dirawong to help protect a yabbra (bird) from the Rainbow Serpent.'' ''The conflict began when the Rainbow Snake started terrorizing the local birds and people. A clever Bundjalung man called on the goanna spirit, the Dirawong, to stop the snake. A fierce chase ensued, taking them across the land of northern New South Wales''

The Bundjalung nation occupies land from north-east NSW to south-east Queensland; i.e. from Grafton in the south, to Tenterfield in the west, and to Beaudesert and Beenleigh in the north. The Bundjalung nation is a large federation of clans. The clan associated with Ballina is the Nyangbul people.

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According to  oral traditions this area was first settled by the Three Brothers and their descendants. They arrived by sea and landed at Goanna Headland (about 45km south of Ballina, just south of Evans Head) which is one of the most easterly points on mainland Australia. Goanna Headland has been the mythological place of origin of the Bundjalung Nation, for thousands of years. It is believed that Bundjalung Nation Aboriginal people have lived on and visited Goanna Headland for at least 12,000 years.

The Headland is believed to be the body of the mythical 'Dirawong'. An aerial view shows the headland has a rough outline showing the shape of a goanna, within which the spirit creature is believed to exist even today. 

Mythology  says the 'Dirawong', an unseen spiritual creature also known as the goanna spirit, is one of the Creator Beings of the Bundjalung, that protects, guards, battles the Rainbow Snake, and helps the people.

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In 1985 a 16 hectare  of the southern part of Goanna Headland became the first aboriginal land grant in New South Wales. The major part of Goanna Headland is now a reserve with objectives to conserve aboriginal culture and heritage, preserve the native flora and fauna and provide recreational activities to the public. It is managed for the wider community by the Dirawong Trust. A number of archeological sites are located on Goanna Headland and within the Broadwater National Park (north of Evans Head). 

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BUNDJALUNG NATION DREAMTIME STORIES

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RAINBOW SNAKE AND THE DREAMTIME

The Rainbow Snake is a creature from Aboriginal mythology. This mythology says that in the beginning the earth was flat, featureless and grey. Then came the Dreamtime when giant creatures rose up from the plains. They looked like animals or plants or insects but behaved just like humans. The greatest of all these beings took the form of the Rainbow Snake. The movement of his huge multicolored body across the land formed the mountains and the rivers that flow to the ocean. By lifting his tail he makes rainbows. The Bundjalung people tell us that Rainbow Snake and Goanna worked together to create this area. Douglas Cook, a Bundjalung man, told the following story about Rainbow Snake to Jolanda Nayutah before he died. Jolanda worked in the Aboriginal Institute in Lismore. ​ A LOCAL RAINBOW SNAKE STORY Rainbow Snake had been very bad. What he did is a secret, and cannot be told here, but it was so bad that a local clever man called on Goanna to chase Rainbow Snake away. Only Goanna was powerful enough to deal with Rainbow Snake. Goanna chased Rainbow Snake down towards the coast and as they went they formed parts of the Richmond River. At Woodburn they left the Richmond River and kept on going. Half-way down the Evans River, Goanna caught Rainbow Snake. Snake turned around and bit him. Goanna then stopped to eat some herbs to heal himself. When he felt better he resumed his chase. Meanwhile, Snake had reached Evans Head. He looked around. Goanna was nowhere to be seen, so he decided to go back. As he turned his body made a small island in the river, now known as Pelican Island. When he spotted Goanna heading towards him, he quickly turned, and this time he kept going until he reached the ocean, and made himself into an island so Goanna wouldn't recognise him. Goanna reached the coast. He lay down facing the sea, waiting for Rainbow Snake to come back. And you can still hear''

ANOTHER VERSION:

''Dirawong chases the Rainbow Serpent from inland eastward towards the coast, forming parts of the Richmond River as they go. At Maniworkan (or the town of Woodburn, New South Wales) they leave the Richmond River and kept on going east. Halfway down the Evans River, Dirawong catches the Rainbow Serpent. The Rainbow Serpent turns around and bites Dirawong on the head. Dirawong then withdraws from the battle in order to eat some herbs to recover from the snakebite. A deposit of red ochre at Goanna Headland is said to originate from the wound where the Rainbow Serpent bit Dirawong. Meanwhile, Rainbow Serpent reaches Evans Head. Dirawong is nowhere to be seen, so Rainbow Serpent decides to go back west. He then goes into the Evans River and coils himself around, creating Snake Island. As he turns, his body makes a larger island in the river, now known as Pelican Island. When Rainbow Serpent spots Dirawong heading towards him, he quickly turns, and this time keeps going until he reaches Burraga (the Tasman Sea), Here he transforms himself into an island so Dirawong cannot recognise him. When Dirawong reaches the coast at Evans Head, he lies down next to the coast, facing the Burraga, waiting for Rainbow Serpent to come back.''

I always thought the serpent represented the people that were already here and the goanna Dirawong represented the migration of the Bunjalung peoples.

PREHISTORIC GOANNAS

More than 50,000 years ago, an enormous meat-eating lizard ruled the plains of Australia. Bigger than a modern cow, the giant goanna is thought to have been the largest lizard to ever share its territory with humans. Some believe that this huge creature-which is often referred to by its scientific name, Megalania—is still lurking Down Under today.

 Megalania had a powerful jaw and long, sharp, serrated teeth. These were used to rip huge chunks off its massive prey.

Megalania prisca, the largest terrestrial lizard known, was a giant goanna (monitor lizard). First described from the Darling Downs in Queensland by Sir Richard Owen in 1859, Megalania lived in a variety of eastern Australian Pleistocene habitats - open forests, woodlands and perhaps grasslands. Megalania would have been a formidable reptilian predator like its relative the Komodo Dragon of Indonesia, and may have eaten large mammals, snakes, other reptiles and birds.

Megalania: Comes from the Greek word ēlainō (ἠλαίνω), meaning "I roam".

Prisca: Derived from the Latin for "ancient" or "venerable"

As an apex predator, it fed on megafauna like the giant marsupial Diprotodon, ultimately disappearing around 40,000 years ago

Much like the modern Komodo dragon, the giant goanna might have had toxic bacteria in its saliva. This would have meant certain death even for prey that managed to survive a direct attack.

Though experts agree that the giant goanna became extinct during the last ice age (which ended about 10,000 years ago), some people believe that it is alive and well, and still living in Australia. In the summer of 1979, giant lizard footprints were found that looked like they could belong to Megalania. That same year, a herpetologist (a scientist who studies reptiles and amphibians) saw what he thought was a log laying in the road. When the "log" ran away, he realized that he had actually seen a lizard that was some 30 feet long!

Megalania was widely distributed across much of eastern Australia although complete fossils are rare. In Queensland, Megalania has been found at Bluff Downs and Wyandotte in the north, Marmor Quarry near Rockhampton on the south coast, and the Darling Downs in the southeastern of the state. In New South Wales, Megalania has been found at Cuddie Springs in north central NSW and at Wellington Caves, central NSW. Victorian Megalania fossils come from the southern coastal region. In South Australia, Megalania has been found in the arid Lake Eyre region (Warburton River, Cooper Creek and Lake Kanunka) and at Naracoorte Caves near the South Australian coast. Megalania is not yet known from Tasmania, Western Australia or New Guinea.

Megalania is no longer a valid genus. It has been merged into Varanus, the genus all other monitor lizards belong to, making the goanna Varanus prisca. "Megalania" arguably remains its common name, though.

Megalania is not only the largest lizard that has ever existed, but it's also believed to be the largest venomous creature of all time.

Megalania is the biggest reptile to walk the Earth since the dinosaurs.

Related to: The closest relatives of Megalania are other goannas or monitor lizards (Varanidae). Although the Komodo Dragon or ora of Indonesia (Varanus komodoensis) is the largest living goanna, Megalania may be more closely related to the Australian perentie (Varanus giganteus). Proposed relationships between Megalania and the ora are probably based primarily on size. However, Megalania fossils are rare and incomplete, and relationship hypotheses may change with discovery of new fossil material. Remains of Megalania have often been found with fossils of large animals like kangaroos, suggesting that Megalania may have taken large prey, like the ora or Komodo Dragon. Like other varanids, Megalania may have been an ambush predator/scavenger whose toxic saliva would have caused infection and death to its victims. In spite of its large size, Megalania would have needed much less to eat than a mammalian predator of comparable size. Lizards have formed a large part of the vertebrate fauna of Australia since at least the Miocene.  Megalania, a huge varanid lizard, was part of a suite of large Australian Pleistocene reptiles that included giant horned turtles, crocodiles like Pallimnarchus and large snakes like Wonambi naracoortensis. It would have been a top predator, most likely feeding on large vertebrates, during the Australian Pleistocene. However, skeletal remains of Megalania are fragmentary, and much is unknown about its life history. No complete skeletons or intact skulls of Megalania are known, and the limited amount of skull material found to date was not associated with postcranial material. Vertebrae and isolated teeth are the most common fossils, and lower jaws and limb bones have also been found. A humerus (upper arm bone) of a very large varanid, probably that of a juvenile Megalania, was found at Naracoorte Caves in South Australia. The skeleton of Megalania was reconstructed by Victorian palaeontologist Dr Tom Rich and is on display at the Museum of Victoria. There may be a second species of Megalania, from the Pliocene of the Darling Downs, south east Queensland. Varanids are more closely related to snakes rather than to other lizards. Molecular evidence suggests that varanids evolved during the Early Cretaceous (between 140-100 million years ago) although there is no fossil evidence yet for this. Varanids would have arrived in Australia from Asia across 'micro-continents' , which have been in existence between Australia and Asia since the Early Cretaceous.

ANCIENT BOAT PEOPLE

''Aboriginal Australians are the world’s oldest continuous seafaring cultures, settling the continent by boat at least 65,000 years ago. Contrary to the idea of walking via land bridges, deep water crossings were necessary. The history includes sophisticated voyaging, ancient migrations along the Australian east coast, and regional mythology about ocean origins'' During the Pleistocene Ice Age, falling sea levels exposed the Sahul Shelf, physically merging mainland Australia, Papua New Guinea, and Tasmania into one continuous supercontinent known as Sahul. This landmass enabled ancient humans to walk directly between Papua and eastern Australia. During the Pleistocene Ice Age, falling sea levels exposed the Sahul Shelf, physically merging mainland Australia, Papua New Guinea, and Tasmania into one continuous supercontinent known as Sahul. This landmass enabled ancient humans to walk directly between Papua and eastern Australia. : As the last ice age ended roughly 10,000 to 15,000 years ago, melting continental ice sheets caused global oceans to rise, reclaiming the low-lying shelves and isolating Australia from its northern neighbors

''During the last Ice Age, Tasmania, mainland Australia, and New Guinea were connected by a massive land bridge.The Bassian Plain: This ancient land bridge allowed humans to walk to Tasmania by foot. As the ice melted around 6,000 to 8,000 years ago, rising sea levels drowned these plains, isolating Tasmania and the Torres Strait Islands.''

'' Ancient Aboriginal groups regularly used the sea, sailing double outrigger canoes thousands of kilometers for coastal and overseas trade.''

''Lizard Island (Dingyii) sits off the Queensland coast and holds evidence of 2,800-year-old Lapita pottery. This indicates widespread maritime interaction between mainland Australia, the Torres Strait, and Near Oceania.''

''According to Bundjalung oral history, the story of the Three Brothers—Mamoonh, Yarbirri, and Birrung—explains the origins of the region's tribes and dialects. The brothers landed at Gummingarr (now Chinamens Beach at Evans Head) in canoes made from Moreton Bay Pine. After they accidentally left their mother behind, she struck the ocean with a stick in a fit of rage. This act created the first big ocean waves, which sank the brothers' canoe on a reef at the mouth of the Richmond River.'' "The coastal areas of New South Wales and southern Queensland were associated with the legend of the THREE BROTHERS the ancestors of the Aboriginal people who came from the sea and landed on the east coast. The details of the legend vary from one part of the coast to another, each Aboriginal language area claiming that the brothers landed in their territory. In the Northern Rivers area the legend states that the three brothers made their first landing at Yamba or illuka, and after three subsequent landings further north, one at Evans Head, then Ballina and the last at the Lennox boat channel area at Lennox Head, two of the brothers then occupied the coast, while the third moved inland and occupied the Lismore district. Evans Head was known as Gummingarr, a name derived from gummi, meaning father's mother. This recalls an incident in the legend where the grandmother of the three brothers went into the bush to gather fern roots; she could not be found when the three brothers prepared to paddle northward, and was therefore was left behind. Arriving back at the beach the grandmother grew very angry at being left behind and used her magic to summon up a storm making the first waves on what up till that point had been a waveless ocean. This forced the brothers ashore at Ballina and they went overland back to retrieve the grandmother. The next landing was at Lennox Head in the boat channel area (bream hole/moat) of the beach. One of the brothers, named Yarbirri (his beard was a dark red colour), thrust his hunting spear into the sand, and fresh water gushed out. Before the swampy area in the southern corner was filled and drained a ti-tree coloured stain was often seen that resembled a red beard. After Lennox the brothers continued north to their final landing at Brunswick Heads, where they are said to have made the first wandaral or bora ring. Be that as it may, there is a well preserved bora ring in Lennox. It is situated ninety metres west of Gibbon Street and is also adjacent to the Megan Crescent cricket field. It is fenced and maintained by the National Parks and Wildlife Service of NSW and is open to visitors. The Bora Ring was used mainly for male initiation ceremonies. After the first Wandaral ceremony at Brunswick, The eldest brother, Yarbirri, made the laws. The brothers decided to separate and to populate the earth, Yarbirri went north, Mamoon to the west and Birrung to the south. The name Birin (Birrung) was widely used to mean "southerners"; the people north of the Brisbane River regarded all of the Bunjalung people as Birin: to the people of the Byron Bay area Birin referred to the people of the Clarence." ​

Historical indigenous borders are very different to real estate and council borders.

Indigenous peoples were very pagan peoples with seasonal camps which they would visit each cycle.

Australian aboriginal people were quite unique with how obsessed they were with going certain places at certain times of year and doing certain ceremonies.

Borders overlap

There were meeting places cavanbah (like byron bay)

there were ancient pathways and songlines.

.....just a fictitious example to try give an example of indigenous historical borders:

at a certain time of year when the wattles flower or the swallows come or some sign of the change of seasons; all the men of one tribe go up one hill do ceremony, all men of neighboring tribe go up other hill do ceremony come down do business

News and business like neighbouring grievances would be discussed

maybe you marry my sister and not look after her properly get speared or something

Business.

swap ochres and tools and medicines etc

Then all the men of one tribe go up other hill and all the woman go up different hill and they come down and meet for marriages.

etc.

This is just an example to give an idea of indigenous traditional boarders as opposed to white European borders where someone buys land with money and amasses wealth builds fences and gets agents to patrol the borders to protect their personal wealth, like Paul Hogan.

To protect their wealth from the rest of the community.

Apparently the Doorungbull people were very nearly exterminated after a fight at a mill in the tweed when a couple of workers were speared.

The fight could have been over the cedar or rum or a woman

It was most probably started by a man

No one really knows

But the town formed a big posse and chased many of the Doorungbool peoples up to one of their traditional places Boogerum falls,

and pushed them off.

Local historian Frank Mills who passed recently writes about them in his book From Farm to Forest.

They traveled up and down the ridge that leads down to the pass.

And numerous sites were located along that ridge seasonal camps with artifacts which were taken along with a cave which was desecrated and precious artefacts were taken.

If anyone went back to their ancestral lands today I very doubt they could afford any of the multi million dollar properties along that ridge and would probably be fined if the went back to camp on their old ancestral places.

Arrested and locked up if they made a fuss.

There was the Mullumbimby creek and the Mullumbimby grass; a big open grassy area (around where the town is situated today)that had been cleared by fire stick farming for hunting and other things, which the European cattle farmers loved so much.

Apparently there were some famous standing stones engraved with certain petroglyphs which have been found engraved at numerous other sites across Australia, which later became dubbed as the aboriginal stone henge.

Up on a hill on a farm along the kings creek.

It was a famous meeting place with people being documented to have travelled there for meetings and ceremony up until the 1930s.

The stones were taken away by government agents and documentation of the standing stones confiscated.

''Small ceremonies, or rituals, are still practiced in some remote parts of Australia, such as in Arnhem Land and Central Australia, in order to ensure a supply of plant and animal foods. These take the form of chanting, singing, dancing or ritual action to invoke the Ancestral Beings to ensure a good supply of food or rain.''

There were stories of the earliest cedar getters and squatters swapping rum with local indigenous peoples for directions to the cedar groves.

And perhaps the initial impact was not so terrible as it had been at botany bay and Tasmania.

THE CEDAR GETTERS

Discovery: Red cedar was identified shortly after the 1788 First Fleet arrived, and by 1798, it was the colony's third-largest export.Geographical Sweep: Harvesting began in the Sydney and Hunter regions, moved south to the Illawarra (e.g., Kiama in the 1820s), and then pushed rapidly north into the Northern Rivers and Mid-North Coast (the Big Scrub) as supplies dwindled

Along the coast, bullock teams hauled logs through the surf, where they were rafted or winched onto ships. In Byron Bay, ships were anchored close to beaches like The Pass and Cosy Corner.

Getters were notoriously rugged, living off the grid with little government interference. Their camps were known for rough living and drunken brawls.

Environmental & Social Change: Their relentless pursuit of timber heavily deforested coastal valleys. They were also the first Europeans to have deep (and often devastating) contact with local Aboriginal populations, severely disrupting their traditional communities and health.

Richmond River was part of the district under the jurisdiction of Commissioner Oakes he didn’t visit the area. His successor, Commissioner appointed in 1841 did not make a full tour of his territory until April 1844. Between the 1st and 7th of that month, he visited some of the sawyers camps on the lower Richmond River but there is no mention of travelling up the network of creeks to check on other cedar camps.

The first cedar camp on the Richmond River was set up on the river bank opposite Pelican Creek where Jimmy Pearce, Tommy  Chilcott, Cooper and others started work on a patch of cedar on the north arm of the river, this site was later known as the ’Old Camp’. At the height of the drought in 1843, the camp had to be shifted as the river became salty and the sawyers and their families were forced to move further up the river for freshwater. Having found a well-grassed plain where Aboriginals were camped they gave the place the aboriginal name ‘Gunurimbi’. Several other sawyer camps were made along the network of creeks that flowed into the Richmond River system. Some of the places along these creeks were named after the cedar getters and their families who lived there such as Steve King’s Plain and Chilcotts Grass.

The cedar getters on the Richmond River and their families were a law unto themselves with no interference from any government officials seeking licenses or attempting to confiscate their hard-won timber. Although there must have been many drunken brawls and fights, nothing of a too serious a nature happen until 1848 when a charge of murder was brought against a cedar getter named Francis Gilloghly. He was believed to have murdered his partner, Ike, on the river in June 1848.

The Tweed River was more thickly covered by thick brush , than the Clarence and Richmond Rivers which didn’t allow the easy use of bullocks and there were little in the way of grasslands for near-by forage. The most essential equipment was the long or whale boat for the carrying of equipment and provisions. It was used as the means of transport when the men had to move up river, once the more accessible area around the camp had been exhausted.                 By the following year, the men had to move further up the river and creeks to gain the cedar. They came more frequently in contact with the Aboriginals. In the main it was a peaceful coexistence for the first year or so, although there were incidents, which began to sour the relationships It would appear that the more influential head men of the Tul-gi-gin Tribe wished to acquire the prized equipment of the sawyers such as axes, iron mallets and most importantly the whale boats. Stores such as flour, and the bags it came in, as well as ‘clothing’ in all manner was becoming a status symbol within the tribes.                 Many sawyers took stealing as a huge affront and thought the Aboriginals should be punished the same way as any  sawyer caught stealing from another sawyer, would be punished. Some sawyers employed Aboriginals to help haul their logs into the creeks to float them down to a main camp or to manhandle the squared log to a better site for collection. Payment was made with ’gifts’ of whatever the sawyer could spare in the way of clothes, stores and equipment. Some sawyers, believed that this arrangement could lead to problems over the value of payment when stores were low, and wouldn’t employ the Aboriginals. Some Aboriginals took this as a slur against them and plotted mischief. Other Aboriginals believed they could help themselves to the sawyers possessions under-cover of darkness or when the sawyers were away from camp. One sawyer, by the name of Jack Marcomb, a mate of Hugh Feeney and Jack Collin’s party took exception to the theft of goods and took matters into his own hands, and set out to find, and deal with the culprits. He later fell out with Feeney and Collins, as they felt he had taken matters too far, and ill-treated the Aboriginals, without due cause. Marcomb is thought to have then left the Tweed.

         ''In 1845 Edward (Ned) Harper arrived at the Tweed from Nerang Creek to enter into the cedar- getting game. He was a loner and was one of the sawyers who employed aboriginal to find the cedar trees, carry water to his camp as well a other jobs he could not do on his own. In fact,  he later lived with some of the tribe and learned many facets of their culture. Many years later as an elderly man he was interviewed by a journalist from the Courier Mail. This interview is probably the most complete record we have of events on the Tweed in the early days of cedar- getting.''

              '''  In  1846 Hugh Feeney and his mate Jack Collins were killed by Aboriginals, although they had always been kind and friendly towards them. Ned Harper although not present at the time, heard the story from Aboriginals, who were involved. At the above mentioned interview records what he knew about the matter.'''

'' but it wasn’t until 1849 that cedar was shipped from the Brunswick River. Although it was known from 1840 that there was cedar on the Brunswick River the experience of Surveyor James Warner’s party showed the river bar, like all the north coast rivers, was shallow and very treacherous and so there appeared to be no reason to move to the Brunswick River.

  However by 1849, the boom on the Richmond River was beginning to wane, and the river was being settled by an increasing number of people not interested in cedar, and with the arrival of government officials, the free unrestricted days were coming to an end.''

This is what was reported in the Moreton Bay Courier, “Intelligence reached the settlement yesterday that Hugh Pheeny and a man named Collins, who were employed by Mr John Burgess in sawing timber on the Tweed, had been treacherously murdered by the natives about a month ago, for the sake of their rations. It appears that they were attacked while at work in the creek which connects the north and south arms of the river. The bodies were discovered by Thomas Gorsill, who immediately gave information to Mr Dollman, Mr Burgess’ superintendent. Mr Dollman and some of the sawyers subsequently went to the spot, and buried them. This dreadful transaction had created much confusion on the river. The blacks in this locality have been long known as the most ferocious wretches in the district, and it is deeply to be regretted that there is no means of bringing them to justice. The unfortunate men who have become their victims, were well known to many in Brisbane, as hard working peaceable individuals.''

 For more than 30 years until the late 1870s the cedar industry coloured the whole character of life on the Richmond giving it the reputation of being the roughest, toughest river in Australia. It all began in 1842 when a group of cedar-cutting farmers from the Clarence tramped northwards to discover rich falls of cedar in the region of modern Coraki.

Soon hundreds of pairs of sawyers were on their way from the quickly worked out forests of the Macleay, the Bellinger and the Nambucca to camp permanently on the Richmond. By 1845 two-thirds of the colony’s exports of cedar came from there. The sawyers were a race apart. Mostly former convicts who had either served their time or escaped from penal settlements like Morten Bay, they lived alone deep in the heart of the north coast cedar brushes. Almost their only contact with civilisation was when the schooners of the timber fleet arrived to load their cedar and bring them supplies.

All night the sinewy, pale-faced sawyers and their lubra mistresses drank and sang round the rum keg. All day they lay on the ground dead drunk, recovering just in time for the following night’s orgy. Rarely did the drinkers bother to tap the keg. The quickest way to get at the contents was to smash a hole in the side with an axe and use a bucket to catch the rum as it gushed out. Casualties tended to be higher during those two weeks of hectic celebration than during the months of dangerous cutting. Men wandered into the river and drowned or even loosed of guns at all and sundry, sometimes with fatal results.

Early Australian red cedar was primarily sold to cabinetmakers and builders in Sydney and other growing colonial settlements, but it was also widely exported internationally. Major overseas markets included England, India, China, New Zealand, South Africa, and Mauritius.

Locally, the timber was highly prized as a substitute for imported mahogany and was used extensively for high-end furniture, government offices, hotels, and bank fit-outs.

HISTORY OF FOREST PROTESTS

In the late 1970s, the Forestry Commission announced plans to log the pristine subtropical rainforests of Terania Creek, near Lismore.

Facing heavy machinery, locals and environmentalists physically blockaded the logging operations and formed human shields, marking the first time in Australian history that a natural resource was physically defended from logging.

: The protests triggered the NSW Government to end all rainforest logging in the state and led to the creation of Nightcap National Park in 1983.

In the 1990s, logging expanded into the old-growth eucalypt forests of the Chaelundi State Forest, west of Coffs Harbour/Dorrigo.

The North East Forest Alliance (NEFA) set up major blockades. Over 200 people were arrested in a 10-day standoff with police, making it one of the largest mass arrests in Australian history at the time.

The protests led to groundbreaking legal victories. The NSW Land and Environment Court ruled that the Forestry Commission’s logging practices were illegal due to inadequate environmental impact assessments, setting major legal precedents for protecting threatened species.

THE WILSONS

Scottish pioneers William and Jane Wilson sailed from Sydney on the schooner Westmoreland in 1844, crossing the treacherous Ballina bar on February 9. After a period in Ballina, they constructed a raft in January 1845 to navigate the upper Richmond River. They sailed and rafted up the river, eventually establishing the 'Lismore' run.

After arriving in Ballina in February 1844, William Wilson spent nearly a year exploring the waterways. In January 1845, William and Jane, along with their family, loaded their belongings onto a raft and navigated the winding upper reaches of the Richmond River. They eventually dropped anchor near the junction of Leycester and Wilsons Creeks (now Wilsons River).

After arriving in Ballina in February 1844, William Wilson spent nearly a year exploring the waterways. In January 1845, William and Jane, along with their family, loaded their belongings onto a raft and navigated the winding upper reaches of the Richmond River. They eventually dropped anchor near the junction of Leycester and Wilsons Creeks (now Wilsons River).

Before the river was properly charted, traversing the Richmond was fraught with danger. William Wilson's schooner was grounded on a sandbar in 1844 and required a team of bullocks to drag it free. Later, Wilsons River (then the North Arm of the Richmond) became a bustling highway for cedar-cutters, timber schooners, and droghers, opening the way for massive 1,000-tonne ships to reach Lismore

Before the river was properly charted, traversing the Richmond was fraught with danger. William Wilson's schooner was grounded on a sandbar in 1844 and required a team of bullocks to drag it free. Later, Wilsons River (then the North Arm of the Richmond) became a bustling highway for cedar-cutters, timber schooners, and droghers, opening the way for massive 1,000-tonne ships to reach Lismore

Alongside the Wilson family, is the headstone of the local Bundjalung chief at the time, Charley Queybaum. Queybaum became friends with Wilson, which is said to have ensured the white settler had good relations with the local tribes.

William Wilson’s grandson Marquis del Moral, organised Queybaum's headstone as recognition for saving his grandfather’s life on more than four occasions.

Alongside the Wilson family, is the headstone of the local Bundjalung chief at the time, Charley Queybaum. Queybaum became friends with Wilson, which is said to have ensured the white settler had good relations with the local tribes.

William Wilson’s grandson Marquis del Moral, organised Queybaum's headstone as recognition for saving his grandfather’s life on more than four occasions.

Edwin James Wilson (1942–2022) was a prolific Australian poet, painter, author, and scientist, widely celebrated for his memoirs and poetry chronicling his formative years in Mullumbimby. Born in Lismore, NSW, he spent his foundational childhood decade (1948–1958) in Mullumbimby, an upbringing that deeply inspired his art and literature.

31-year-old Gage Wilson was last seen alive around 5:00 AM on Saturday, May 18, 2024, leaving a home on Hakea Court in Mullumbimby, NSW.

Shortly after his final sighting, his partner's white utility vehicle was found crashed into a tree and abandoned near Teales Lookout on Koonyum Range Road

SW Police and local volunteers immediately conducted massive ground and aerial search efforts using drones through the steep rainforest, but found no trace of him at the time

On August 4, 2024, after a 10-week exhaustive search, volunteer search parties alongside authorities uncovered his remains. A subsequent autopsy officially confirmed the identity as Gage. While the exact physical circumstances of his death have not been publicly finalized by the police, his family firmly rejects theories of misadventure or a simple hiking accident. Gage's father and sister have publicly stated they believe he was murdered, submitting detailed personal evidence to the NSW Coroner's office ahead of a formal coronial inquest.

His mother, Ida Wilson, has publicly stated that Gage was "savely murdered" and died a "violent death, the result of brutal homicide"

The family has expressed immense frustration with early police efforts, noting that authorities suspended the official search after just three days despite finding a piece of Gage's clothing. It was the family's independently organized 10-week community drone and foot search that ultimately recovered his remains

Dailan Pugh: [Environmental activist and artist]

DIRECT LESSONS FROM TERANIA CREEK

''The Terania Creek protest was the precedent for taking direct non-violent action to protect forests. the political effect of the blockade was inspirational for a range of future environmental confrontations around Australia.

Equally important was the personal empowerment of many people associated with that campaign. The inspiration of Terania Creek led to people taking up campaigns elsewhere in the region, other states, and even internationally, for forests.

It is not just the small stand of oldgrowth Brushbox at the head of Terania Creek which still survives today because of the Terania Creek protests, but many, many thousands of hectares of rainforest, oldgrowth forest and wilderness scattered around the globe.

Personally, it was a catalyst to my devotion to forest protection, starting first with rainforests further west, expanding to include the fight for oldgrowth eucalypt forests, and culminating with the establishment of the North East Forest Alliance ten years ago

The North East Forest Alliance have used every avenue available in its fight to protect rainforest, oldgrowth, wilderness, and threatened species. this has included extensive use of non-violent direct action. From our experience, it is evident that direct action is still essential to help create the political will to protect forests.

This emphasises that the lessons that Terania Creek taught many of us 20 years ago are just as relevant today as they were then. Direct action saves forests.

Hon. Neville Wran AC QC: [former Premier of New South Wales, Australia]

Many thanks for your generous invitation to officiate at the opening of the Anniversary Exhibition on Saturday 14th August. Regrettably, I have been otherwise committed that weekend for some time, hence I can't attend.

I regret this because Terania Creek and the men and women who fought for it, played a critical role in shaping my views and the views of the Government of the day in reLation to conservation. Indeed, there is no doubt that Terania Creek was a milestone in the history of conservation in Australia.

When I retired from politics, I was asked what I regarded as the Government's greatest achievement. I had no hesitation in responding that it was saving the rainforests on the north coast of New South Wales, Australia.

Whilst I am proud of what we did, my only regret is that we did not do more.

Hazel Hawke:[Chair, Heritage Council of New South Wales, Australia]

I am pleased to add my voice to your celebration of the 20th anniversary of the historic Terania protest movement.

The 1970s began with the Greens Bans movement in the historic areas of Sydney, Australia. As a result of this unique collaboration between property owners, residents, middle-class activists, and the trade union movement, we can still appreciate and Enjoy Millers Point, Glebe, Woolloomooloo, and The Rocks. These places contribute enormously to our understanding of the development of Sydney as a 19th century maritime city.

At the end of the decade it was the turn of the old growth forests. Because of the incredible determination of the Terania protest movement and the support of the Wran government, we are now able to enjoy the last remnants of the Big Scrub. World Heritage listing has confirmed the immense significance and beauty of these natural areas.

These citizens' movements proved the power of the people. They showed how much ordinary people care about our extraordinary heritage.

I salute all you who are meeting again to celebrate the important anniversary of your success. I trust you all pass on to your children love and respect for our special heritage places.

These places matter because we care about them.

Congratulations to you all.

Professor Len Webb AO:[Professor of Rainforest Ecology and Officer of the General Order of Australia]

SIGNIFICANCE OF TERANIA PROTEST

It is clear now, although only dimly realised at the time, that the popular struggle to protect the Terania rainforests in their natural habitat had deep, inner personal motives, as well as the social, political and judicial ramifications of commercial forestry, and that the issue was of much more than local significance.

Physical confrontation to defend land, in which people have a deep emotional and special religious roots, is of course not new in Australia. The rights of European exploitative settlement have been regularly challenged by Aboriginal tribes, and are still being negotiated.

Similarly, but less tangibly, the defence of the Terania forests could not have been so passionate, so genuine, if it did not rely on what Nan Nicholson has called "the simplicity of myth". This we must continue to explore.

The Terania protest brought together concerned people from many walks of life, and reflected a new, inner reality of Australian consciousness of forested landscapes. Poets such as Judith Wright have already led the way towards this confident, cultural maturity. Thus "we must be at peace" with our landscapes before we can live in harmony among ourselves.

Ecological science, conservation biology, and related sciences are now able to buttress the intuition and conviction of the protestors twenty years ago!

Thus these rare, complex rainforests and their wildlife relationships have an intrinsic value in themselves, "beyond the forest": in the Lismore region, in New South Wales, and nationally, that are are of unique value for the world.

WOODENBONG

A meteorite which, legend says, looked like a strange animal from outer space gave Woodenbong Aboriginal Station its name. Warriors of the ancient Githebul tribe who watched from a distance the meteorite’s swift passage to earth could never find where it landed. It disappeared without trace and the “ animal ” left no tracks. From that day Githebul folk lore has retained the story of “Wootenbotem ” the tribe’s name for “ dis-appearing animal”. Because of the white man’s difficulty in pronouncing the aboriginal word it became corrupted to Woodenbong.

It was first called Williams Town by the white settlers because members of the Williams family were the original inhabitants.

Ornamental bong maker Paul Pearson has been making the devices from wood since he moved to the town of Woodenbong in northern NSW. Building bongs from dolls, plastic lobsters, vases, and exhaust pipes in the past, Pearson said he hadn’t previously thought to make one out of wood due to water rot. “But as soon as I heard Woodenbong, I envisioned a wooden bong,” “share [his] dream” of building a wooden bong “taller than the big merino” for his hometown of Woodenbong. Pearson has started a petition to garner public support for his vision, which features a giant wooden bong atop a tourist information centre. “It’s an innovative idea, but I think it’s totally inconsistent with the culture and values of the local community,” Woodenbong-based Kyogle Shire councillor Lindsay Passfield told the ABC.

The town’s name is is adapted from the local Indigenous word Ngandgung-bunj, Woodenbong local and Githabul elder Gloria Williams told the ABC. “The name Woodenbong has nothing to do with a bong,” she said. Ms Williams was told the name in fact means “place of the platypus”.

YOWIES

GARY Opit was working as a ranger in Lamington National Park in the early 1970s when what he believes was a Yowie attacked his house one night, banging on the walls and destroying a large woodpile outside.

A few years later, a Yowie roared at him during the daytime in a remote forest east of Springbrook National Park.

“I heard another individual vocalising, five minutes of continuous bellowing roars, on Tamborine Mountain at night in 1978, quite unlike the bellows of a koala or of cattle and much more powerful,” he said.

These experiences inspired the Wooyung resident to become a cryptozoologist. Over the ensuing decades, he has studied and investigated animals whose existence remains unconfirmed, gathering eyewitness accounts and searching for physical evidence.

“I heard another individual vocalising, five minutes of continuous barks in groups of three between extremely unusual gurgles at Upper Main Arm in 1996 at night,” he said. “The calls were extremely powerful and unlike any known animal vocalisation and the calls did not sound like that of a person or a great ape like a chimp.”

"There were many testimonies given to explorers, missionaries and settlers in the 1820s and 1830s by Aboriginal tribespeople who had seen 'hairy men' which they knew by many different names," he said.

The Githabul people — the original inhabitants of the Woodenbong area — tell the story of "hairy men" living in the Mount Lindesay area that were feared yet respected man-like beings.

But these accounts had been consigned to Aboriginal folklore due to a lack of physical evidence, Mr Healy said.

"Yowie reports have been constant since the colonial era all along the Border Ranges, 

"In 1928 at Palen Creek, a Bob Mitchell said he and a mate were riding through that area at about 10:00am when they saw a yowie."

"It was about seven feet tall with a black human face and a gorilla-like body covered in thick brownish hair.

"It showed no aggression, just looked at us for a moment then turned and disappeared into the bush.

"It had really big feet and could move fast."

Woodenbong resident Thelma Crewe said she saw two of the creatures in her Richmond Street yard in late 1976.

Her story was reported in the local Northern Star newspaper:

"I didn't turn on the kitchen light straight away because it was such a moonlit night. I stood at the open window looking at the view. "This creature walked onto our lawn from the next door vacant lot and stood there for two or three minutes looking towards me. "He was sort of flexing his arms in a circular movement in front of his face. The creature then moved from the side towards the bedroom where my husband was sleeping. "There was another creature of exactly the same height and appearance standing under our bedroom window. "They were about five feet tall and covered in tan-coloured hair. Their heads seemed to be sunk low into their shoulders. "I couldn't see the facial features properly. They had a shuffling kind of walk. I was much too close to mistake it."

Mrs Maloney told the newspaper that her Australian terrier had been attacked by a yowie.

She said she was woken by her dog barking and ran into her backyard.

"I suddenly saw the creature directly in front of me. I was within six feet of the jolly thing and I think I stopped breathing for a moment because of the fright. "It was sitting on its haunches and had the dog completely crushed against its chest. It was as if it was trying to crush the life out of the little dog. "The creature stood up, looked straight at me and dropped the dog, which I thought was dead."

Mrs Maloney described the yowie as more than six feet (183cm) tall with an almost hairless face, ape-like, with a heavy brow, no chin or neck, and ginger-coloured hair hanging from its arms and legs.

She also said the yowie was male and that its genitals were quite apparent.

It allegedly ran away leaving the dog with wounds to its chest and neck. The dog died a short time later.

Deep in the Nightcap National Park (near Nimbin), this area has a notorious history of strange lights descending into the valley and hovering over the dense forest canopy.

The coastal strip between Byron Bay and Ballina is frequently cited by researchers for unexplained lights pacing cars along the Pacific Highway and anomalous fast-moving objects emerging from or diving into the ocean.

The deep wilderness bridging NSW and Queensland boasts centuries of Indigenous legends and consistent modern-day camper reports regarding massive, foul-smelling hominids and unsettling vocalizations echoing through the valleys.

The father of yowie research, Rex "The Yowie Man" Gilroy, will be leading the investigation in Lismore.

Mr Gilroy and his wife, Heather, are directors of the Australian Yowie Research Centre, which they set up in 1976 in an effort to gather evidence of yowies for scientific assessment.

There was a bush ranger by the name George Browne from ceylon who had escaped from the penal colony at Stradebroke and traveled through the area on his way to the colony at new England and spent much of his time absconding with the natives

''George Brown (sometimes referred to as George "Black" Brown) was born in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) around 1800. As a sailor and servant, he arrived in England, where he was convicted of fraud and sentenced to seven years' transportation at just 15 years old.

''Early Convict Years: Brown arrived in New South Wales aboard the ship Ocean on February 5, 1816. He was sent to Liverpool for assignment, and in 1817, he was transferred to Van Diemen's Land (modern-day Tasmania) aboard the Pilot.By August 1824, Brown had returned to New South Wales and was granted a Certificate of Freedom. However, he reoffended and was sentenced to transportation at the harsh Moreton Bay penal station for stealing clothes. During his time at Moreton Bay, Brown became one of a small group of South Asian and African convicts who escaped into the bush. He lived with the district's Indigenous peoples, gaining a deep understanding of culture Following his release, he returned to Sydney but was subsequently convicted of stealing a watch, seal, and key in October 1828. [1]their languages, customs, and laws''

''Both men were repeat absconders from the Moreton Bay penal settlement who managed to survive by embedding themselves within Aboriginal groups. Because they spent years at large, they gained a working knowledge of local customs, laws, and languages, acting as intermediaries''

In May 1837, Commandant Foster Fyans of the Moreton Bay settlement was approached by Aboriginal leaders from Bribie Island. The Indigenous leaders explicitly requested that the authorities remove four convict runaways, including Brown and Browne. The local groups had become frustrated with the bushrangers' presence, specifically because the escapees were treating Indigenous women and girls poorly.

Sheik Browne: After being captured and returned to Moreton Bay, Browne survived the convict era and worked in the Pine Rivers area, north of Brisbane. He was eventually killed by the local Indigenous people there, possibly in retribution for past conflicts

When the Moreton Bay Penal Settlement was in the process of closing down around 1839, George Brown elected to stay in the region. Because of his language skills and bushcraft, colonial authorities appointed him as a "Bush Constable". His mandate was to befriend, liaise with, and oversee the local Indigenous populations.

Brown's dual role as both an agent of the Crown and an insider within Indigenous communities proved highly controversial. His knowledge of the local landscape and people ultimately led colonial authorities to suspect him of inciting Indigenous raids on European pastoral stations. Following a violent raid at George Mocatta's Grantham station in 1841—during which sheep were stolen and a hut-keeper was murdered—settlers blamed Brown's return for stirring up the local people

After a second period of exile, (george)Brown returned to the Moreton Bay region in 1841 and chose to live with the Yuggera people near Grantham. Later that year, he was accused by European settlers of inciting an Indigenous raid on a local sheep station. While European pastoralists led retaliatory violence against the Aboriginal camp, Brown was sent back to Sydney to be tried. He was released without charge in 1842, and all historical records of him disappear after he received a pass in 1843.

The penal colony at Redcliffe (initially named Red Cliff Point) was the very first European settlement in Queensland. Founded on September 13, 1824, it served as a strict secondary punishment destination for convicts who committed crimes after arriving in Australia. The settlement was exceptionally short-lived and was abandoned in May 1825 after just eight months. When the convicts and military personnel deserted the outpost to relocate, the local Indigenous people (the Ningy Ningy people of the Turrbal and Gubbi Gubbi nations) referred to the abandoned structures as umpi bong. This anglicized into "Humpybong" (meaning "dead houses" or "deserted shelters"). The names Redcliffe and Humpybong remained completely interchangeable for the peninsula until the late 1930s. : Humpybong Creek dried up rapidly, providing an inadequate supply of fresh water for a growing population.Disease: The low-lying swampy terrain was severely infested with mosquitoes, causing widespread illness.Conflict: The settlement was highly exposed and faced constant retaliatory resistance from the local Aboriginal populations who were defending their stolen''

I'm quite certain "Bumberbin" is an entirely ficticious named put there by American CIA military psychics{who were paid truck loads of money and paid everyone in the services who helped them truck loads of money} who knew the Lord of the Rings movie trillogy was comming and were thinking of the Byron shire as a little Hollywood, way back in the 1980's and were interested in the real estate and tourism.

Same with the Harry Bray stories: the stockman who takes the rich peoples kids to the movies and waits in the park for them.

There is something not right.

The stories are not right.

Like the American illumanatti film crew are eyeing off real eastate all the way back then, infiltrating services and rewriting history.

Illumanatti history.

And now everything''s virtual memories on the net.

Is anyone ever going to really know ?

Probably around the time the nazis from America bought ocean shores

OPERATION PHEONIX AND THE NUGEN HAND BANK

'The Nugan-Hand Bank in Australia was the scene of the largest bank fraud in history at that time (1980). The investment firm was set up in 1973 by covert intelligence assets from the US and the board staffed by prominent US admirals, generals, and colonels. Millions of dollars were used to purchase weapons and trade them for heroin in the Golden Triangle in order to finance on-going operations outside of legislative or even executive control of the elected US government. Branches of the banking front were opened on several continents to move weapons, drugs, and money between drug producers, customers, and covert wars in South Africa, Central America, Iran, and other places. Corrupt foreign leaders such as Ferdinand Marcos, as well as drug lords in the Golden Triangle, were actively courted by Nugan-Hand participants. The Stewart Royal Commission that investigated the billion-dollar fraud functioned largely to cover up the nature and intent of the crime. When the house of cards collapsed, the two owners were allowed time to flee, Michael Hand, the former Green Beret and intelligence asset (Air America) disappeared, while Frank Nugan was found murdered in what was covered up as a suicide. In 1975 CIA team leader Theodore Shackley issued an ultimatum to the Australian intelligence services that their relationship would end if the Prime Minister continued to question the CIA's influence in Australian internal affairs. Three days later, the Governor General John Kerr, a man with extensive ties to CIA front organizations (Asia Foundation) going back many years, dismissed Prime Minister Whitlam in a constitutional coup.''

After the Vietnam war publicly ended and the American's sent back their cruelest soldiers in secret and after they took Saigon, they encouraged them to take whatever wealth they could from the country.

Turn that dodgy war crime money into American green backs.

Why not go invest in some nice property some place safe like Oz.

Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen was obviously pretty enthusiastic. 

I wonder whether Nugan and Hand were their real names.

Or just another kooky name for a dodgy CIA covert operation

''getting a hand from Ngyuen''

Get a hand from 'nguyen' which a red neck tongue would pronounce as nugen.

(The high up military did not teach their soldiers the Vietnamese language probably intentionaly probably in the interests of cruelty).

I read they collected many other body parts from the Vietnamese people during their secret offensive particularly ears.

An ideal situation for the american illuminati military complex to practice some of their mind control techniques on the enemy

Col Alexander was over their giving some orders.

As it was conceived, Phoenix was designed to centralize, under CIA management, the various Saigon intelligence services responsible for seeking out National Liberation Front (VietCong) agents in the civilian population. A tangle of military police and civilian officials were trained and guided by U.S. Army advisors (from the Special Forces) to penetrate the civilian population, gather information and arrest or "neutralize" suspected communist cadre. By 1969 the CIA mission in Saigon listed 19,534 Viet Cong suspects as "neutralized."  there followed an outcry by the American people and by anti-war Congressional representatives who referred to the program as "mass murder." CIA officials admitted to inefficiency, corruption and abuse in the operation. Further investigation showed Saigon officials functioning as usual: self-promotion, non-cooperation and massive graft of U.S. aid appropriations headed for the Phoenix program—in short, business as usual, only worse.

''The problem was, how do you find the people on the blacklist? It's not like you had their address and telephone number. The normal procedure would be to go into a village and just grab someone and say, "Where's Nguyen so-and-so?" Half the time the people were so afraid they would not say anything. Then a Phoenix team would take the informant, put a sandbag over his head, poke out two holes so he could see, put commo wire around his neck like a long leash, and walk him through the village and say, "When we go by Nguyen's house scratch your head." Then that night Phoenix would come back, knock on the door, and say, "April Fool, motherfucker." Whoever answered the door would get wasted. As far as they were concerned whoever answered was a Communist, including family members. Sometimes they'd come back to camp with ears to prove that they killed people.'' The surname Nguyễn (often written without diacritics as Nguyen) is the most common family name in Vietnam, carried by an estimated 40% of the population. It primarily functions as a surname with ancient roots, Derived from Chinese characters meaning root, cause, or source. Can signify the "first," "basic," or "leading Closely related to the Vietnamese word for something that is still intact or in its original state (còn nguyên)

Veterans revealed that interrogation centers frequently utilized systematic torture What was the Phoenix Program in Vietnam, and why was it so .... Many felt the program devolved into a civilian assassination campaign rather than an intelligence-gathering operation Up to 80,000 individuals were classified as "neutralized" THE CONTROVERSIAL OPERATION PHOENIX - CIA, but many veterans complained that quotas encouraged the inclusion of innocent peasants and political activists rather than authentic guerrilla operatives Veterans publicly testified to these atrocities in subsequent Congress hearings, where declassified details revealed widespread inefficiency and human rights violations''

''At Tuy Hoa, a locality of 10,000 inhabitants north of Nha Trang, policemen who had participated in Operation Phoenix (designed to destroy the infrastructure of the NFLSV (National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam) were reportedly massacred by relatives of their own victims.''

Operation Phoenix administrators established specific "neutralization" quotas for provincial offices to increase the program's effectiveness, with some internal military records indicating a target of 1,800 individuals per province in late 1969.

Because units were pressured to meet these high quotas, many victims were civilians or junior-level cadre rather than high-ranking VCI

I always wondered whether the nick name for Ocean Shores - 'Open Sores' came from some of the mind control, torture interrogation techniques the American military were employing against the Vietnamese when they were earning the dollars that bought the real estate.

SAND MINING ALTERS THE EAST COAST

Eastern Australia’s 100-year history of heavy mineral sand mining (for rutile, zircon, and ilmenite) caused severe ecological degradation. Extraction decimated coastal dunes, altered hydrological systems, polluted adjacent lakes,

Mining flattened fragile foredunes and hind dunes, removing protective native vegetation and completely destabilizing the delicate wind-blown dune structures

In the 1870s, miners discovered gold in the heavy black sand seams (placer deposits) of northern NSW beaches. Discoveries around Evans Head, Ballina, and the famous McAulay's Lead (1895) attracted hundreds of prospectors who manually scraped and sluiced the beaches to extract gold, platinum, and tin.

By the 1930s, the focus shifted to heavy minerals (rutile, zircon, and ilmenite) used for titanium production and atomic energy.

By the 1930s, the focus shifted from gold to the black sands themselves, which were rich in rutile (for titanium dioxide) and zircon and ilmenite used for titanium production and atomic energy.

Byron Bay became the birthplace of the world’s first commercial mineral sand mining industry in 1935

Mining operations completely stripped large foredunes and hind dunes. Early methods involved crude, unregulated beach scraping, which was followed by massive mechanical dredges and floating treatment plants that chewed through ancient, stable dune systems.

Removing native coastal vegetation prior to dredging left coastal dunes highly vulnerable to wind and wave erosion

Coastal sand dunes and massive shell middens (some up to 60 meters high containing thousands of years of Aboriginal cultural history) were routinely leveled by bulldozers and dredging equipment. Historic surveys, like those documented in the Aboriginal Heritage Study, detail how dunes containing rich artifact scatters and hearths were heavily compromised

Many irreplaceable stone tools, burial grounds, and ceremonial grounds were destroyed before cultural heritage laws were established.

Sand mining severely altered the coastal landscape of the Northern Rivers, making it difficult for Indigenous communities to access traditional hunting, gathering, and fishing grounds.

While large-scale heavy mineral sand mining accelerated heavily in the post-WWII era, it was built directly on the footprint of early placer and gold mining camps that first disrupted coastal Aboriginal communities in the early 1900s.

Rutile: Used primarily as a flux coating on electric welding rods. This was crucial for strengthening metal joints in heavy industry, shipping, and crucially, munitions and naval manufacturing during World War II. It was also being pioneered as a base for premium, brilliant white titanium dioxide (TiO2) pigments.

Zircon: Sold to foundries for refractory applications (making high-heat-resistant molds for molten metal castings) and to the ceramics and glazing industries. It was also used to make early non-tarnishing jewelry (as a diamond substitute)

Because the commercial extraction was pioneered by local companies like Zircon Rutile Limited, much of the high-grade raw concentrate was exported to the United Kingdom, the United States, and Europe to supply growing industrial and wartime demand.

Early rehabilitation efforts relied heavily on the African Bitou bush to quickly stop sand drifts. This invasive species now smothers vast stretches of the coast and is classified as a Weed of National Significance.

Widespread dredging heavily impacted cultural sites, destroying Aboriginal middens, camp sites, and European historical structures.

The extraction process left behind concentrated heavy-mineral waste, which sometimes included the radioactive mineral monazite. This buildup can pose environmental and health hazards in some back-beach areas.

PAX AMERICANA

BCCI: Bank of Crooks and Criminals International

''Ramparts magazine called Clifford a "curious hybrid of Rasputin, Perry Como and Mr. Fix it," in an article that depicted him as an architect of U.S. States economic imperialism and linked that role to his legal work representing major multinational corporations. BCCI, meanwhile, had its own connections. The Reagan administration launched no investigation even after the CIA had sent reports to the Treasury, Commerce, and State Departments bluntly describing the bank's role in drug-money laundering and other illegal activities. BCCI catered to many of the most notorious tyrants and thugs of the late 20th century, including Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, the heads of the Medellin cocaine cartel, and Abu Nidal, the notorious Palestinian terrorist. According to the CIA, it also did business with those who went on to lead al Qaeda. BCCI went beyond merely offering financial assistance to dictators and terrorists: According to Time, the operation itself was an elaborate fraud, replete with a "global intelligence operation and a Mafia- like enforcement squad." The Wall Street Journal reported in 1991, there was a "mosaic of BCCI connections surrounding Harken Energy since George W. Bush came on board." In 1987, Bush secured a critical $25 million-loan from a bank that was a BCCI joint venture. A French intelligence report obtained by The Washington Post in 2002 identified dozens of companies and individuals who were involved with BCCI and were found to be dealing with bin Laden. As one senior U.S. investigator said in 2002, "BCCI was the mother and father of terrorist financing operations." Clifford and his former law partner, Robert Altman, were indicted in July 1992 on charges of fraud and accepting $40 million in bribes from the foreign-owned Bank of Credit and Commerce International. The two had been attorneys for BCCI. They denied the charges against them and said they were duped by BCCI's Pakistani executives. BCCI pleaded guilty in January 1992 to federal racketeering charges and agreed to forfeit a record $550 million in U.S. assets. (Washington Monthly, by David Sirota and Jonathan Baskin)

PAX AMERICA

The blueprint, uncovered by the Sunday Herald, for the creation of a 'global Pax Americana' was drawn up for Dick Cheney (now vice-president), Donald Rumsfeld (defense secretary), Paul Wolfowitz (Rumsfeld's deputy), George W Bush's younger brother Jeb and Lewis Libby (Cheney's chief of staff). The document, entitled Rebuilding America's Defenses: Strategies, Forces And Resources For A New Century, was written in September 2000 by the neo-conservative think-tank Project for the New American Century (PNAC). The PNAC document supports a 'blueprint for maintaining global US pre-eminence, precluding the rise of a great power rival, and shaping the international security order in line with American principles and interests'. This American grand strategy' must be advanced for 'as far into the future as possible', the report says. It also calls for the US to 'fight and decisively win multiple, simultaneous major theatre wars as a 'core mission'. The report describes American armed forces abroad as 'the cavalry on the new American frontier'. The PNAC blueprint supports an earlier document written by Wolfowitz and Libby that said the US must 'discourage advanced industrial nations from challenging our leadership or even aspiring to a larger regional or global role'. The plan represents a blueprint for what any other country would term American hegemony, an effort to control world affairs, and what a hostile country would term an attempt to take over the world. Key to this strategy is the effort to militarize space, to place anti-satellite weapons in orbit to deny other nations satellite capabilities, and to place strategic weapons in space to attack military hardware and personnel on the earth's surface. The placing of weapons in space is expressly prohibited by international treaties, and threatens to set off an arms race in space.

THE CRIMES OF PATRIOTS

The Crimes of Patriots: A True Tale of Dope, Dirty Money, and the CIA by investigative journalist Jonathan Kwitny is an exhaustively researched expose. Published and celebrated for its gripping, true-crime storytelling, the book unravels how the obscure Australian-based Nugan Hand Bank became a global hub for illegal activities

Kwitny details how the institution served as a financial engine for an astonishing array of crimes, including international heroin trafficking, tax fraud, and illicit arms deals

The book heavily focuses on the bank’s executives—many of whom were retired high-ranking US military and intelligence officials. Kwitny argues that these figures operated an "extra-constitutional" syndicate that circumvented the law in pursuit of their own ideological and financial goals.

Journalistic Excellence: Critics praised Kwitny’s meticulous investigation, often highlighting his ability to synthesize complex geopolitical conspiracies into highly readable, compelling prose.

Readers and historians frequently view the book as an essential companion to understanding subsequent international intelligence scandals, such as the later Iran-Contra affair.

While generally lauded, some reviewers noted that a portion of the text relies on allegations regarding specific covert CIA directives that are difficult to definitively prove

AUSTRALIAN FEDRAL POLITICS IN THE 1970S

''Historical records show allegations and evidence of deep tension between Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam and U.S. intelligence due to his Vietnam War policies, his government's raid on the Australian security agency (ASIO), and his threats to close the CIA-run spy base at Pine Gap. Key operatives Ted Shackley and figures tied to the U.S. establishment, along with a hostile press led by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, were deeply opposed to his independent foreign policies. ''

''The friction between Whitlam and U.S./Australian intelligence stemmed from several major actions:

''The US’ trouble with Australia started on December 20, 1972, 18 days into the Whitlam government, when Whitlam wrote to Nixon in protest at the heavy bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong, and suggested he would try for regional governments to jointly call on the US and North Vietnam to return to the negotiating table. Kissinger privately threated to end the ANZUS Treaty. Jim Cairns, Clyde Cameron and Tom Uren publicly denounced the bombing as brutal, indiscriminate slaughter.''

''White House tapes reveal that Nixon and Kissinger agreed to ''freeze'' Whitlam ''for a few months'' so that he would ''get the message''. Nixon insisted on no contact with the Australian ambassador, that no New Year's messages be sent to Whitlam and that all cables to Canberra be cleared through Kissinger's office. Nixon said that Whitlam was ''one of the peaceniks . . . he is certainly putting the Australians on a very, very dangerous path''.

Vietnam War: Whitlam immediately abolished conscription and withdrew Australian troops, causing U.S. intelligence to label Australia as "North Vietnamese collaborators."

The ASIO Raid: In 1973, Whitlam's attorney-general ordered federal police to raid ASIO headquarters to find out if Australian intelligence was colluding with the CIA behind the government's back.

Pine Gap: Whitlam demanded to know why a secret joint spy base was being run by the CIA, and threatened to cancel its lease.

U.S. Operations: CIA operative Ted Shackley, known for his covert operations, actively tracked Whitlam's challenge to U.S. intelligence "crown jewels."

The Murdoch Press: Media organizations owned by Rupert Murdoch intensely campaigned against the Whitlam government, weakening his public support before his ultimate dismissal by John Kerr on November 11, 1975'''

Theodore (Ted) Shackley was a top Central Intelligence Agency official who managed massive, highly controversial Cold War and shadow operations in Asia. Critics and investigative journalists have linked his tenure in Southeast Asia to operations involving unsavory proxies, political assassinations, and the facilitation of regional heroin trafficking.

Shackley was a notorious, high-ranking CIA officer known for running covert operations in Vietnam, Cuba, and Chile.

As Saigon station chief, he helped direct Operation Phoenix, an intelligence-gathering program that utilized controversial counterinsurgency

Heroin Trade: Historians and journalists allege the CIA’s reliance on tribal opium-growing militias in Laos created a logistics network that facilitated global heroin smuggling.

Following his CIA retirement, Shackley faced scrutiny for his association with former operatives running unauthorized arms and terror campaigns for Libya (the Iran-Contra and Edwin Wilson affairs).

''researchers and investigative authors often place Rupert Murdoch in the orbit of Ted Shackley. Critics, historians, and authors like John Pilger frequently reference historical investigations (including interviews with CIA insiders) claiming that the CIA used key media figures—such as Murdoch, whose newspapers eventually adopted a highly critical stance on Whitlam—to help sway public opinion and prepare the groundwork for the 1975 constitutional crisis.''

Manufacturing Consent

''Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media is a 1988 book by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky. It argues that the mass communication media of the U.S. "are effective and powerful ideological institutions that carry out a system-supportive propaganda function, by reliance on market forces, internalized assumptions, and self-censorship, '' Manufacturing Consent was honored with the Orwell Award for "outstanding contributions to the critical analysis of public discourse" in 1989.  Before Manufacturing Consent was published in 1988, the two authors had previously collaborated on the same subject. Their book Counter-Revolutionary Violence: Bloodbaths in Fact & Propaganda, a book about American foreign policy and the media, was published in 1973. The publisher for the book, a subsidiary of Warner Communications Incorporated, was deliberately put out of print after publishing 20,000 copies of the book, most of which were destroyed, so the book was not widely known.  they argued, "Especially where the issues involve substantial U.S. economic and political interests and relationships with friendly or hostile states, the mass media usually function much in the manner of state propaganda agencies."  The dominant mass-media are large profit-based operations, and therefore they must cater to the financial interests of the owners such as corporations and controlling investors.  Since the majority of the revenue of major media outlets derives from advertising (not from sales or subscriptions), advertisers have acquired a "de facto licensing authority". Media outlets are not commercially viable without the support of advertisers. News media must therefore cater to the political prejudices and economic desires of their advertisers.   "the large bureaucracies of the powerful subsidize the mass media, and gain special access [to the news], by their contribution to reducing the media's costs of acquiring [...] and producing, news. The large entities that provide this subsidy become 'routine' news sources and have privileged access to the gates. Non-routine sources must struggle for access, and may be ignored by the arbitrary decision of the gatekeepers." Editorial distortion is aggravated by the news media's dependence upon private and governmental news sources. If a given newspaper, television station, magazine, etc., incurs disfavor from the sources, it is subtly excluded from access to information.  This filter concerns the spectre of a common enemy which can be used to marginalise dissent: "This ideology helps mobilize the populace against an enemy, and because the concept is fuzzy it can be used against anybody advocating policies that threaten [dominant] interests". Anti-communism was included as a filter in the original 1988 edition of the book, but Chomsky argues that since the end of the Cold War (1945–91) anticommunism was replaced by the "war on terror" as the major social control mechanism.''

Noam Chomsky's "Syntactic Structures" appeared at a moment when the dominant paradigm in linguistics treated language as a collection of learned behaviors, not fundamentally different from training a rat to press a lever. The mind wasn't a blank slate to be written on through experience, but rather came pre-equipped with linguistic structures. Children didn't learn language the way they learned to tie their shoes; they grew language the way they grew arms and legs, following an internal blueprint shaped by evolution.

Noam Chomsky revolutionized both linguistics and computer science by demonstrating that natural human language and computer programming share fundamental structural properties, acting via rule-based systems in the mind. However, while programming languages require explicit, unambiguous commands, human language relies on innate cognitive principles that allow for limitless creativity.

Noam Chomsky revolutionized both linguistics and computer science by demonstrating that natural human language and computer programming share fundamental structural properties, acting via rule-based systems in the mind. However, while programming languages require explicit, unambiguous commands, human language relies on innate cognitive principles that allow for limitless creativity.

Unlike programming languages, which must be explicitly learned and strictly dictate exact outcomes, human language is innate. Chomsky theorized a universal grammar—an internal "program" in the brain that allows children to effortlessly acquire complex language despite fragmented exposure

AUSTRALIA IN THE 1970'S

''The US National Archives has just declassified a secret diplomatic telegram dated January 20, 1975 that sheds new light on Murdoch's involvement in the tumultuous events of Australia's 1975 constitutional crisis.

Entitled "Australian publisher privately turns on Prime Minister," the telegram from US Consul-General in Melbourne, Robert Brand, reported to the State Department that "Rupert Murdoch has issued [a] confidential instruction to editors of newspapers he controls to 'Kill Whitlam' ".

Describing Mr Murdoch as "the l'enfant terrible of Australian journalism," Mr Brand noted that Mr Murdoch had been "the principal publisher supporting the Whitlam election effort in 1972 Labor victory".''

Mr Brand's telegram makes it clear the words "kill Whitlam" were a political direction to News Limited newspapers and not a physical threat to the prime minister.

The consul-general's January, 1975 telegram has only been declassified this week after Fairfax Media applied for access 10 months ago. The identity of Labor Attache Labatt's confidential source of information has been redacted.

Although Murdoch believed he played "a substantial role" in Labor's 1972 election victory, his enthusiasm for Whitlam had quickly waned.

"He expects to support the opposition in the next election," Ambassador Green reported in November, 1974.

The newly released US cable reveals Mr Murdoch's political shift was quickly confirmed, at least 10 months before Kerr's dismissal of the government.

News Limited newspapers savaged Whitlam and strongly backed opposition leader Malcolm Fraser, so much so that journalists at The Australian took industrial action in protest.

“The Brits were actually decoding secret messages coming into my foreign affairs office,” he said later. One of his ministers, Clyde Cameron, told me, “We knew MI6 was bugging cabinet meetings for the Americans.” In the 1980s, senior CIA officers revealed that the “Whitlam problem” had been discussed “with urgency” by the CIA’s director, William Colby, and the head of MI6, Sir Maurice Oldfield. A deputy director of the CIA said: “Kerr did what he was told to do.”

'''There is no documented evidence that Rupert Murdoch was formally a CIA operative or employee. However, prominent investigative journalists and historians have alleged that Murdoch and his media outlets cooperated with the CIA's Cold War "perception management" operations and shared intelligence connections. ''

Shackley’s message was read to Whitlam. It said that the prime minister of Australia was a security risk in his own country. The day before, Kerr had visited the headquarters of the Defence Signals Directorate, Australia’s NSA, where he was briefed on the “security crisis”.

On 11 November – the day Whitlam was to inform parliament about the secret CIA presence in Australia – he was summoned by Kerr. Invoking archaic vice-regal “reserve powers”, Kerr sacked the democratically elected prime minister. The “Whitlam problem” was solved, and Australian politics never recovered, nor the nation its true independence.

'''Investigative reporters, such as the late Robert Parry, alleged that the Reagan administration pulled Rupert Murdoch and other conservative media executives into CIA-organized "perception management" operations aimed at directing Cold War-style propaganda at domestic populations. '''

'''Rupert Murdoch’s role in a secret project jointly financed by the US government and wealthy backers in the private sector to influence public opinion demands the attention of Australian lawmakers. _

Rupert Murdoch’s rise to become the most powerful media proprietor in history was not by chance, according to documents released during the 1987 Iran-Contra hearings in Washington. 

His media assets were critical to the Reagan administration’s ‘public perception’ program aimed at winning support for an aggressive policy of ‘regime change’ in Central America.

This operation was led by the CIA, with a senior operative running the campaign alongside the National Security Council’s (NSC) Lt-Col Oliver North from a building not far from the White House.

North hit the headlines after it was revealed he had been involved in the illegal sale of weapons to Iran and that  some of the profits were channeled to support guerilla fighters (the Contras) acting as US proxies to remove the socialist regime in Nicaragua. 

Journalist Robert Parry and Peter Kornbluh, an information analyst with the National Security Archive, were among the first to reveal how Reagan created what amounted to America’s first peacetime propaganda ministry.'''

Murdoch’s role was confirmed in subsequent reports by Parry whose investigative website _Consortiumnew_s published details of meetings between Murdoch and Reagan in the White House. 

The first, on 18 February 1983, was arranged by Murdoch’s lawyer Roy Cohn who counted Donald Trump among his clients. Also in attendance was America’s propaganda tsar Charles Wick, director of the US Information Agency (USIA), who was keen for the administration to invest in satellite technology to counter Soviet propaganda.

It was later revealed that Murdoch played a critical role in familiarising Wick with the possibilities of emerging satellite technology and that a collaborative agreement was reached for the introduction of America’s first live global satellite television network. The result was WorldNet, a $15 million-a-year satellite-aided TV network that revolutionised America’s ability to promote its views to the world. 

Documents suggest Murdoch was singled out by Republican party stalwarts as a compliant publisher willing to advance the objectives of a first-term president well before he left Australia. As a result, with or without the knowledge of shareholders, News Corp became the vehicle for the spread of global propaganda. 

Not a word about Murdoch’s role in the secretive project has appeared in the Australian media, despite Parry publishing a report on 31 December 2014 under the headline ‘Murdoch, Scaife and CIA Propaganda’.

The article explained  how the Reagan administration “pulled right-wing media executives Rupert Murdoch and Richard Mellon Scaife into a CIA-organized “perception management” operation which aimed Cold War-style propaganda at the American people. 

In the mid-2000s the UK telephone hacking scandal exposed Murdoch’s close relationship with the British establishment, including prime ministers Tony Blair and David Cameron.

A select parliamentary committee found reporters employed at Murdoch’s News of the World tabloid had illegally tapped the phones of hundreds of unsuspecting victims, including a Royal and dozens of celebrities. 

At a televised hearing in 2012, the committee found Murdoch “exhibited willful blindness to what was going on in his companies and publications”. UK lawmakers also ruled that he was “not a fit person to exercise the stewardship of a major international company”.

The News Corp chair made a groveling apology, but apart from the closure of London’s oldest newspaper, the sacking of staff and the payment of millions in compensation, he accepted no personal accountability.''

The Invisibles

The overarching plan of the Outer Church, which is to subdue and enslave humanity using human agents, is referred to as The Conspiracy.

In the Outer Church the only ideas are binary such as Good/Bad, Yes/No, and I/You. Those same, reductivist dualities are seen early in the series at Harmony House, first in a card game played by the brainwashed boys where the cards simply read "yes" or "no", and then by Gaz who has his personality psychologically reduced to the point where he can only say "good" and "bad."

The Outer Church has a rigid structure, demanding complete submission to higher authority. Rex Mundi serves as the ultimate authority, followed by the other Archons. They have representatives on Earth, referred to as myrmidons by The Invisibles. These representative are often politicians, policemen, royalty and other representatives of control and order. Their primary human agent is Sir Miles Delacourt. They run the secret conspiracies that attempt to keep all of humanity docile and malleable. Their exact numbers are unknown.

The Archons of the Outer Church cannot easily travel to Universe Prime, and so they modify humans to use as go-betweens for the Archons and their human agents. The Outer Church's method of conversion or attack usually involves violation, both physical and psychological. 

Murdoch, Shakley, Sir Peter Ables, Bob Ansett, Air America= CONTROL

PROGRAMING THE CONCENSUS PARADIGM AND The business of distribution of hard addictive narcotics to domestic problems to buy more arms to assert greater influence in Asia.

Air America was a covert passenger and cargo airline secretly owned and operated by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from 1950 to 1976. It was historically investigated and linked to the drug trade, as it was utilized to covertly transport opium and heroin across Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.

They shared their areophane fleet with Ansette.

The overlapping networks of Rupert Murdoch, Ted Shackley, Sir Peter Abeles, and the CIA represent one of the most enduring, shadowy chapters in 1970s Australian political history. The convergence of these names stems from the 1975 dismissal of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, the rise of the CIA-linked Nugan Hand Bank, and the strategic takeover of Ansett Airlines in 1979.

Theodore Shackley was the chief of the CIA's East Asia Division during this era. He grew increasingly hostile toward Whitlam. Just days before Whitlam was dismissed by Governor-General Sir John Kerr on 11 November 1975, Shackley sent an infamous, threatening cable to the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) stating that Whitlam's behavior was jeopardising national security.

The CIA Architecture: The nugan hand bank was saturated with high-ranking US intelligence and military figures, including former CIA Director William Colby as its legal counsel. Michael Hand had previously worked as a CIA contractor alongside Air America, the notorious CIA-proprietary airline used for covert operations during the Laos and Vietnam wars.

: Nugan Hand functioned as a massive laundry machine for global heroin syndicates (such as the "Mr Asia" ring) operating out of Southeast Asia's Golden Triangle. Profits from drug trafficking and black-market arms deals were co-mingled with funds used by Ted Shackley and the CIA to finance off-the-books anti-communist operations

In 1979, Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation paired up with Peter Abeles’ TNT to mount a hostile, 50/50 joint takeover of Ansett Transport Industries, Australia's premier private domestic airline.

Abeles was a highly influential political fixer with deep ties to both major Australian political parties (especially NSW Labor) and was a known associate of the Nugan Hand Bank network. Investigative journalists and Royal Commissions noted that TNT and Ansett lines provided powerful global freight infrastructure, making the corporate marriage of Murdoch's media influence and Abeles' shipping network immensely powerful.

The elements connect to form a cohesive network:

The Logistics: Air America provided the template for covert intelligence shipping, while TNT/Ansett provided the corporate shipping infrastructure in the South Pacific.

The Finance: Nugan Hand Bank laundered drug funds under the supervision of US intelligence agents close to Ted Shackley.

''In March 1797, Bidjigal resistance leader Pemulwuy marched into Parramatta alongside approximately 100 warriors. The group confronted British soldiers on a government farm, but the military opened fire, resulting in the deaths of at least five Aboriginal men and leaving Pemulwuy severely wounded

Pemulwuy’s men, armed with spears, marched on the settlement at Parramatta in what colonists recalled as a military-style formation

Pemulwuy was shot seven times and taken to the Parramatta History and Heritage hospital in critical condition, chained to his bed.

Against all odds, he recovered and managed to escape in irons, cementing his reputation among the Eora and Dharug as a powerful, near-invulnerable leader. ''

'' They know the different clans and who is related to whom and want to maintain, if not friendly, then at least safe relations with them. A number of brutal killings take place in the region of Argyle Ridge on the Hawkesbury River. Patterson reports that many unemployed settlers have joined the natives “and have taught them how to annoy and distress the settlers”. He has had to arm the herdsmen because the Aboriginal warriors are “entirely led by the villains who have got amongst them.”

 Local people recall him marching into town as if in imitation of a detachment of soldiers. He appears to be in a great rage. Pemulwuy is captured, shot, taken into Parramatta hospital and expected to die. Within days he rises up and escapes. He is seen a month later at Botany Bay with the tether still around his leg. Governor Hunter tells Pemulwuy that he is not angry with him. But by April the attacks have started again, this time in the Lane Cove region. A year later the campaigns begin on the farms on Georges River.

By now Pemulwuy has acquired an extraordinary reputation for supernatural powers. He is believed to be immune to gunfire. His attacks continue throughout Parramatta, Prospect and the Georges River. Crops are set ablaze and now flocks of sheep are targets also. Karskens remarks, “These were more than a series of stray skirmishes. This was a serious war, and the response was serious.”

He had two distinctive physical features – one eye had a ‘speck’ or blemish, and one foot was clubbed. In Western medicine, the term clubfoot means a birth defect where the foot presents at an unusual angle. However, in Pemulwuy’s case, it was not congenital.

Another prominent First Nations man Colebee explained that the injury was deliberately inflicted by a club, indicating Pemulwuy’s status as a carradhy or ‘clever man’ – that is, a man with supernatural powers.

Despite his adversarial relationship with the warrior, Governor King famously sent a letter alongside the remains stating: "Although a terrible pest to the colony, he was a brave and independent character."

One British settler even wrote that Pemulwuy had “lodged in him, in shot, slugs and bullets about eight or ten ounces of lead,” and still he managed to take down some 30 of his enemies.

He was born on the northern side of the Georges River, in New South Wales. His name comes from the Darug word pemul, which means earth or clay.

He would come to suffer both a damaged left eye and a damaged left foot (in an act that may have been intentional as part of a rite marking him as a man capable of healing and dispensing justice among his people — accounts vary). Nevertheless, he proved deadly with a spear, one barbed with red stones fastened with tree gum.

The original peoples referred to colonists as Gunin bada, which translates to “shit eaters.”

The epithet seems like an understatement when you consider that many plundered Aboriginal lands for their own agriculture and even kidnapped Aboriginal children. Nearly 1,500 settlers had arrived on that first fleet to Australia from England in 1787, together with foreign animals, weaponry, and disease. By some accounts, a deadly outbreak of smallpox amongst Pemulwuy’s people in 1789 was the impetus for those first bouts of violence between the Indigenous and the Europeans.

The current location of Pemulwuy's remains is completely unknown, making it one of Australia’s oldest historical mysteries

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HISTORIC PEACE TALKS BETWEEN ARAKWAL AND DOORUMNGBOOL

Some time around 1996 or perhaps it was nearer to the year 2000(in any case it was a busy over cast sunday afternoon) there was a historic meeting between the NgArakwal peoples and the Doorungmbool peoples beneath the hibiscus tilaceous trees that grow in in the railway park near the railway friendly bar. Byron Bay

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Apparently there was an old rivalry, a feud between the neighbouring peoples and they had not had peaceful dialog for some thousands of years.

Some old fight about a marriage or something.

I was not actualy present at the meeting because I didnt consider it my business.

But I met the Ballina representitives and already knew the Doorungmbool people so I will recount to the best of my ability what transpired at the historic meeting.

An Arakwal representitive came up from ballina with some legal folders containing mabo title historical material.

The Doorumngbool representitives wanted to sit and drink in the park and grieve about history.

And the present

The Arakwal representitive commented that we really needed to get away from the image of aboriginal people drinking in parks.

Doorumngbool representitives said that they didn't want to have anything to do with 'the white cunts' and their bullshit laws and manipulations.

That they never accepted white rule they just tried to endure, survive put with as little of it as they could as best they could therefore the bureaucratic court ruling did not concern them.

Being distrustful and thinking it might be just another trap.

Wanted nothing what so ever to do with the white cunts or their bullshit laws.

'you know what they do'.

One of the Aunties had issues with physical, sexual harrasment by agents working in real estate, council and department of child services.

It was argued by Doorungmbool that Arakwal historical land rights that their hunting grounds only extended just around the Cape Byron headland and that was only because the Doorumngbool had permitted them to hunt there, historicaly.

Arakwal said their hunting ground had historicaly extended all the way to Brunswick Heads.

Doorumngbool said 'Arakwal were using white cunt laws to enchroach upon there ancestral land and that Arakwal were lucky that they didnt all get murdered and taken away out there at cabbage tree and Doorumngbool had had a harder time of it.

And that they should show some respect.

Almost exterminated.

That Arakwal used to be just a little clan within the Githabool area and white law was making them a big powerful tribe.

There was a general feeling that capitalist agents asociated with council and real estate wanted to clean up the riff raff and make the town exclusive for ultra wealthy tourists.

The meeting did not last long.

Arakwal had lodged their historic native title claim.

EDDIE MABO

Eddie Koiki Mabo (1936–1992) was a Torres Strait Islander land rights campaigner who fought a 10-year legal battle against the doctrine of terra nullius (land belonging to no one). His efforts led to the High Court’s landmark 1992 ruling, establishing Native Title in Australian law, which recognized Indigenous ownership of land.

QUEENSLAND WAS SO RACSIST THE PREMIER TRIED TO MAKE IT ILLEGAL FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLE TO BUY THEIR OWN LAND BACK

The Plaintiff: John Koowarta, a Winychanam man, representing his community who sought to purchase a pastoral lease to graze cattle on their ancestral lands. The Defendant: Queensland Premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen and his government, who blocked the land transfer. The government officially stated that Aboriginal people should not own large areas of land. Koowarta argued that blocking the sale violated the newly introduced Commonwealth Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (RDA). The Queensland Government countered that the Commonwealth did not have the constitutional authority to pass laws dictating state affairs regarding race.

SIR JOH

''Sir Johannes "Joh" Bjelke-Petersen[b] (13 January 1911 – 23 April 2005) was an Australian politician and farmer who served as premier of Queensland from 1968 to 1987 as leader of the Queensland National Party (earlier known as the Country Party). He was renowned for his political longevity and the institutional corruption that pervaded his government. The Fitzgerald Inquiry, led by Gerald "Tony" Fitzgerald QC, was a landmark judicial investigation that exposed systemic political and police corruption in Queensland during the long reign of Premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Key aspects of the inquiry and its relation to "CIA" and "Development" include: Development Corruption: The inquiry investigated the "white shoe brigade"—a network of politically favored developers, businessmen, and politicians. It exposed how immense development approvals were fast-tracked or pushed through in exchange for massive bribes, political donations, and illicit funds (colloquially known as "The Joke"). The "CIA" Connection: While the term "CIA" is primarily associated with American intelligence, in Queensland political history it has two notable associations: Rumors frequently circulated in the 1970s and 80s linking controversial intelligence activities (like the Pine Gap facility) and alleged covert operations in Australia to the government. Bjelke-Petersen's government infamously monitored, investigated, and threatened critics, journalists, and academics, at times utilizing state police for politically motivated surveillance that critics likened to heavy-handed, intelligence-agency-style tactics. The Investigation: Triggered by an explosive 1987 ABC Four Corners episode called "The Moonlight State", the inquiry ran for two years. It exposed former Police Commissioner Sir Terence Lewis and a sprawling graft ring. The Outcome: The findings resulted in: The downfall and resignation of Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Four government ministers being jailed. Police Commissioner Sir Terence Lewis being convicted of corruption, jailed, and stripped of his knighthood. Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen being charged with perjury, though his trial ended in a hung jury.

BATMANS TREATY FOR MELBOURNE

In 1835, Tasmanian grazier John Batman sailed from Launceston and negotiated "Batman’s Treaty" with Wurundjeri elders. The exact location is not known but some historians believe it is likely to be along the Merri Creek in what is now Northcote. He traded blankets, tools, knives, and flour for an immense tract of land covering modern-day Melbourne and Geelong for ~ 600,000 acres of land for a proposed settlement.

 It is often considered to be the first and only documented time when Europeans negotiated their presence and occupation of Aboriginal lands directly with the Traditional Owners.

The documents were written entirely in English—a language the Wurundjeri did not know. The Indigenous translators Batman brought from New South Wales spoke a completely different dialect, further hindering communication. Historians generally agree the Wurundjeri likely thought they were participating in a Tanderrum ceremony—granting temporary safe passage and access to resources, rather than permanently selling their land

On 6 June 1835, John Batman met with a group of Wurundjeri leaders near a small stream. The exact location is not known but some historians believe it is likely to be along the Merri Creek in what is now Northcote.

Historically, a large river red gum tree (often called the Batman Treaty Tree) in Batman Park was long believed to be the place where the treaty was signed, though the tree died in the 1920s and was later removed

Batman had recently come to Kulin Country from Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) where he had been a key figure in the dispossession, colonisation and violence against Aboriginal people. During the time of the Black War between Aboriginal people and Europeans in the early 1830s, he participated in the Black Line – a brutal campaign to drive Tasmanian Aboriginal people from their lands into islands in the Bass Strait.

However, the New South Wales Governor Richard Bourke declared it void in August 1835

The Governor declared it invalid under the doctrine of terra nullius—asserting that Indigenous Australians did not "own" the land to sell, and all land belonged strictly to the British Crown

Uncle Billibellary was Ngurungaeta (or head man) at time of invasion of Wurundjeri Country and continued to lead his people for the ten years that followed.

When he saw that the invaders were staying and taking the land, he negotiated through William Thomas and was one of the eight men who signed the ‘treaty’ with John Batman, a meeting which his son and future Ngurungaeta Uncle Simon Wonga also witnessed. Billibellary was persuaded to join the Native Police (Aboriginal troopers under the command usually of a single white officer) and due to his position in community, he had some influence over the behaviour of other members in the force. He did not last long in the service though, stating: 

I am king, I no ride on horseback; I no go out of my country; young men go as you say, not me.

He passed away on the 10th of August, 1846 after developing a serious chest infection. He was succeeded as Ngurungaeta by his son, Uncle Simon Wonga. 

PEMULWUY AND THE PROBLEMS WITH GOVENOR PHILLIPS GAME KEEPER

In December 1790, Pemulwuy, a revered Bidjigal warrior of the Eora nation, fatally speared John McIntyre (or McEntire), the convict gamekeeper for Governor Arthur Phillip. The attack sparked a series of violent frontier clashes in early Sydney

McIntyre was employed to hunt game to supplement the colony’s dwindling food supplies. However, he was deeply feared and despised by the Eora people. Historical accounts—including journals by British marine officer Watkin Tench—suggest McIntyre frequently shot and killed Aboriginal people, and continually violated their territory by shooting totem animals and had allegedly committed such gruesome acts against the Aboriginals that his colleagues refused to record them — and so gruesome that Pemulwuy felt justified in spearing him to death.

It is widely understood that Pemulwuy speared McIntyre as retribution for these transgressions.

The spear used in the attack was distinctively barbed with red stone (silcrete flakes), a signature that allowed the British to identify Pemulwuy as the attacker. After McIntyre died from his injuries in early January 1791, Governor Phillip ordered a harsh punitive expedition. He instructed soldiers to capture twelve Aboriginal men, execute ten, and return with their heads—a directive that ultimately proved unsuccessful

This event marked a turning point in early colonial relations, transforming underlying tension into prolonged guerrilla warfare led by Pemulwuy.

In response to this decree of violence, Pemuluwy launched a series of attacks of his own upon the settlers — albeit of a less violent sort. He snuck into the colonizers’ small settlements, pillaged them for food, and ransacked their homes.

Governor King tried a more diplomatic approach and spoke with Pemulwuy. He implored of him, “Pemulwuy. You must realize that the people of the world are forming themselves into a number of empires. You are fortunate enough to have been selected to become part of the British Empire.” And when Pemulwuy remained unmoved, he threatened the warrior with being “wiped out,” to which Pemulwuy solemnly responded, “Or you will be, Captain.”

“This land hates you,” Pemulwuy said, “Even if you kill us, this land will despise you.”

At this point, the governor had no patience left for Pemulwuy. He would rather see the warrior dead than put up with any more resistance. He sent out a search party to apprehend the warrior, but he couldn’t get any of the other tribes to hand him over. For years, Pemulwuy would evade capture.

 Pemulwuy simply did not want them on his land and so the violence continued. He led a violent revolt against their settlement through multiple attacks. He speared cattle, burned huts, destroyed crops, and attacked settlers.

During a 1797 raid that Pemulwuy led on a farm at Toongabbie, he was wounded by seven pieces of buckshot to the head and body. He was taken to the hospital but managed to escape despite having an iron around his leg.

Despite his injuries, Pemulwuy and about 100 other warriors soon marched into the settlements at Parramatta and threatened to spear anyone who got in their way. The soldiers opened fire and brought down at least five indigenous men, including Pemulwuy, who was wounded in the head and body. But the great warrior managed to escape and persevere yet again, leading his people to believe that he was impervious to lead.

 Governor John Hunter said in 1798:

“A strange idea was found to prevail among the natives respecting the savage Pe-mul-way, which was very likely to prove fatal to him in the end. Both he and they entertained an opinion, that, from his having been frequently wounded, he could not be killed by our fire-arms.”

Governor King offered rewards for the warrior’s death or capture, some of which included 20 gallons of rum and two pairs of clothes just for any information. 

Nevertheless, on June 2, 1802, Pemulwuy was finally killed. He was shot by a settler named Henry Hacking who was tempted by the reward. His head was removed, preserved, and sent back to England where it was stored in the collection of well-known scientist Sir Joseph Banks. For a time in the 19th century, the head remained at the Royal College of Surgeons in London but has since been lost.

WHY ARE THERE NO BONES AT MASSACRE SITES?

''Mitchell sprawls untidily across Canberra's grassy northern plain. You would never go there incidentally; there's always a reason. Most of us who have lived in Canberra for any time have stood out there amid whipping winds or under a baking sun at the Australian capital's biggest cemetery. Thousands of precisely trimmed rose and rosemary bushes, plaques and headstones are set in an ocean of lawn, surrounding a constantly exhaling redbrick crematorium.''

''Colonial explorer and surveyor Thomas Mitchell had quite some bother with the Aboriginal people during his tours into the heart of New South Wales in the mid-1830s. He was rather too eager to shoot on sight than appease the tribesmen, killing seven and drawing mild admonishment from the colonial authorities. Still, Mitchell won a knighthood. Later, a cockatoo – the Major Mitchell – was named after him. And a highway, a river, a town in Queensland, and this ramshackle place in Canberra.''

''There are a couple of tables and rows of storage shelves, several closed cabinets with sliding trays. The open shelves are stacked neatly with "museum quality" (non-acidic and chemical-free) cardboard boxes. Some are like shoeboxes, others resemble boxes in which 100 long-stemmed roses might arrive. Some are short and deep. A small label on one reads:

NMA Ancestral Remains to be repatriated to Provenance (NSW) Tharawal Remains CRANIUM skull Age Adult Sex Male

The skull belongs to Kanabygal, an Aboriginal warrior who died when troops shot and beheaded him in New South Wales in 1816. Kanabygal's skull was among the remains of 725 Aboriginal people held here. Many, like Kanabygal, were victims of frontier violence between tribesmen – defending traditional lands on the pastoral frontier – and colonial troops, paramilitary police forces, settler militia and raiding parties. Their bodies were cut up for parts that became sought-after antiquities in colonial homesteads across Australia and in cultural, medical and educational institutions across the US, Britain and continental Europe.''

''My research about early Canberra led me to stories of violence against the Aboriginal people of the Limestone Plains: the Aboriginal people speared the stock; the shepherds, convict workers and the settler masters "took" and raped the women, leading to reprisal and counter-reprisal. OnYong, the last full-blood man of the Ngambri people of the Limestone Plains, died at the end of a rival's spear in about 1850. Settlers dug him up and fashioned a sugar bowl from his skull. OnYong's descendants believe the sugar bowl remains in a private Canberra collection; 

By the most conservative estimates some 20,000 Australian Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders, and at least 2,000 settlers, died in fighting across the Australian frontier from 1788 until the last established massacre of Indigenous Australians at Coniston, Northern Territory, in 1928. The conflicts involved colonial police and soldiers, settler militias and raiding parties.

Ramsay Smith was almost single-handedly responsible for what became Edinburgh University's vast collection of Indigenous Australian remains, all of which are now believed to have been returned. By some estimates, the former Edinburgh medical student took it upon himself to preserve in alcohol and dispatch the soft tissue and bones of up to 600 people to his friend, DJ Cunningham, professor of anatomy at Ramsay Smith's alma mater. The remains included tongues, skin, male genitals and organs, as well as full skeletons, skulls and limb bones.

 Wunamachoo, a Yawarrawarrka man who was found unfit to plead (he spoke no English) after an alleged tribal killing, died in Adelaide Asylum in 1903. Ramsay Smith defleshed his skeleton and sent the bones to Edinburgh, where they remained until the 1990s.

Poltpalingada, or Tommy Walker, a Ngarrindjeri man, was well known around Adelaide, where he lived on the streets in the late 19th century. When he died in 1901, the city's stock exchange paid for his funeral. But little of Poltpalingada was buried; Ramsay Smith dissected him and only a portion of soft tissue went into the coffin. His skeleton was sent to his friend in Edinburgh.

In 1903, revelations about Poltpalingada's fate sparked a public inquiry that revealed sordid details about the illicit trade in body parts (skeletons £10 apiece) that flourished in Ramsay Smith's morgue. Aboriginal bodies were in particular demand. A morgue assistant recounted stories of heads in kerosene tins. According to other witnesses, Ramsay Smith was also known to shoot corpses with a rifle, then study the wounds.

. At his death in 1937, well over 100 human skulls were found in his home. 

a highly appreciative Cunningham helped Ramsay Smith to win membership of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and to become a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute.

 stories abound of Aboriginal skulls adorning drawing room mantles in pastoral homesteads), in the 1900s Australian institutions were amassing very big collections, too. None more so than the Australian Institute of Anatomy, which began with a vast private collection of native fauna and Aboriginal artefacts belonging to a wealthy Melbourne orthopaedic surgeon, Dr Colin MacKenzie.

Around this time, an amateur anthropologist called George Murray Black began ransacking sacred sites on MacKenzie's behalf.

By the early 1930s, MacKenzie's institute had acquired the bones and other body parts of thousands of Indigenous Australians. The vast collection, and its conflation of human and animal remains, is dramatically illustrated in a 1934 photograph, which depicts glass cases of hundreds of skulls, leg and arm bones; others hold full skeletons, adult and child.

Black collected for MacKenzie and, after MacKenzie's death in 1938, for his successor. He systematically ransacked Aboriginal burial grounds across at least two states. Between 1943 and 1950 alone, he collected the bones of 804 individuals, including 500 skulls, for the Anatomy Department of the University of Melbourne.

Black collected as many bones as he had crates to hold them. In 1940 he wrote to the Anatomy Institute: "I regret to say that through lack of cases I was unable to pack most of the specimens or to arrange for shipment… [I] packed 13 cases of skeletons and long bones leaving unpacked enough skeletons and long bones for about 12 cases… I dumped all the incomplete skeletons except long bones into the creek… as you appear to only require complete skeletons."

Black's motives are opaque. They exclude money; the institute did not pay him. He explained: "My donation of material to the Institute of Anatomy was made with the idea of it being of use to the scientists at the present time, as this material is fast being destroyed by erosion, rabbits and by measures taken to destroy the rabbit.

KORAH WILLS DIARY

 A successful hotelier in Townsville and Bowen, as well as Bowen mayor, Wills recounts how the police superintendent would seek men of "pluck and a quiet tongue" to help disperse the Aboriginal people who threatened and attacked settlers: "You may bet we weren't backward in doing what we were ordered to do and what our forefathers have done to keep possession of the soil that was laying to waste and no good being done with it, when… our own white people were crying out for room to stretch our legs on."

He recounts joining a reprisal party in the mid-1860s, while mayor, for the killers of a shepherd:

"They got on top of a big mound & defied us & smacked their buttocks at us & hurled large stones down on us, & hid themselves behind large trees and huge rocks but some of them paid dearly for their bravado. They had no idea that we could reach them to a dead certainty at the distance of a mile… and out of one of these mobs of Blacks I selected a little girl with the intention of civilising."

''Holding the child captive, Wills writes, "I took it on my head to get a few specimens of certain Limbs, and head of a Black fellow, which was not a very delicate occupation… I took my trophies home to the Station that morning, and in the afternoon I took some of my limbs to the Lagoon also to divest of its flesh as much as I could… I packed them home to Bowen as well as my little protegee of a girl let me who rode on the front of my saddle for over 80 mile and crying nearly all the way. And as I neared the town of Bowen I met different people who hailed me with how do, and so on and where did you get that intelligent little nigger from. My answer was that I had picked her up in the bush lost to her own tribe and crying her heart out… I decided to take her home and bring her up with my own children which I did, and even sent her to school with my own." He expresses regret at the child's subsequent death, though dwells on it less than he does on the death of a favourite horse''

''Shane Mortimer – the most senior elder of the Ngambri people, and the great-great-great-great-grandson of OnYong, whose skull became a sugar bowl – says the keeping place should be built where the Aboriginal Embassy stands today. "It should be a place to which Aboriginal people come to match DNA with the remains that are currently held at the national museum and elsewhere," he says. It should also be a place where Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians can come to commemorate those who died in the frontier war, because the war memorial absolutely refuses to tell that story."

THE MARKET FOR BODY PARTS

Collecting human skulls for Sir Joseph Banks

I am sorry that I cannot send you a head, after the ravages made by the small pox, numbers were seen in every part, but the natives burn the bodies, some may be found hereafter.

—Governor Arthur Phillip, in a letter to Sir Joseph Banks, 26 March 1791

. In fact, collecting Indigenous body parts had been integral to the colonial project from its beginning in 1788, and it was driven by the man whose statue still stands proudly in the Sir Joseph Banks Park at Botany Bay.

Joseph Banks was a man of omnivorous curiosity whose mania for collecting reached around the known world. 

Having lobbied strenuously for a penal colony on the coast of New Holland, Banks had exerted influence over every particular in the creation and administration of the New South Wales colony. It was no mere flattery that he was dubbed “the father of Australia.”

On 19 August 1788, Bligh dropped anchor at Adventure Bay, on that part of the far southeast coast of New Holland marked on the map as Van Diemen’s Land. He had visited Adventure Bay on Cook’s 1777 voyage and hoped to make contact with the same friendly people Cook had encountered. But Bligh caught only fleeting glimpses of the locals through his telescope and had no chance of procuring any skulls.

Banks sent a similar request to the inaugural governor of New South Wales via the Second Fleet, which eventually straggled into Sydney Cove’s beleaguered penal settlement, loaded with sick and dying convicts, in June 1790. Banks’s outsized influence was evident in the harried governor’s response to the request. “I shall send skulls by the Gorgon,” Arthur Phillip wrote on 26 July 1790, adding that “I shall always be happy in receiving your commands,”

But opportunity presented itself in December 1790 when his favoured game-shooter was fatally speared by the formidable Eora warrior, Pemulwuy. Watkin Tench believed the game-shooter had given serious offence to the Eora, but Phillip was having none of that, and insisted the killing was entirely unprovoked. Tench was instructed to lead an expedition to Botany Bay to bring back Pemulwuy, as well as the heads of another ten men.

Shocked and surprised, Tench tried to reason with Phillip. But he was only able to reduce the head requirement from ten to six. He set off at dawn on 14 December with fifty or more armed men carrying hatchets for decapitation and bags for the heads. When it finally reached Botany Bay, however, this insect-ravaged party could find no men to decapitate. Back they trudged to Sydney Cove, only to be ordered out again, to no better advantage. “To our astonishment,” Tench recorded, “we found not a single native at the huts; nor was a canoe to be seen on any part of the bay.”

When Phillip returned to England early in 1793 he took with him many crates of specimens addressed to Banks. A general description of the material given to customs officials indicated two sets of “bones” — as distinct from much animal and plant product — but nothing more specific. We can only guess that the crates contained the skulls Banks would distribute within months of Phillip’s return. One went to Blumenbach at Göttingen, a second to a professor engaged in a similar pursuit in Leiden and a third to the museum of Banks’s good friend, the surgeon John Hunter.

Phillip was succeeded as governor by Philip Gidley King, a Banks protégé who was also on the hunt for human specimens, especially the head of Pemulwuy. On 15 April 1794, Pemulwuy led an attack on a government farm beyond Sydney in which several warriors were killed. The diary of David Collins records that “the head of one is brought in… as a present for Banks’ friend Dr. John Hunter.” This was not Pemulwuy, who was badly wounded but made a miraculous escape; it was eight years before Governor King was able to get that prized trophy.

 the news in a local paper, the Bury and Norwich Post, on 15 December 1802. The paper reported that a customs officer had felt an obstruction during the gauging of a cask of spirits and “to his great surprize… found a head of one of the natives of Port Jackson… the deceased being one of the most desperate and atrocious offenders of that country. On investigation, it proved to be a present from Governor King to Sir Joseph Banks.”

''the alarming sight of a mass kangaroo hunt — more than a hundred men, women and children of the Oyster Bay Nation — approaching Risdon Cove. When men carrying long spears and wooden clubs came close to the camp and began making aggressive motions towards a convict who was holding a brace of dead kangaroos, the panicked commanding officer ordered soldiers to disperse the people with guns and a short-barrel cannon and sent other soldiers to defend a nearby hut.

Despite being a civilian, Mountgarrett took it upon himself to lead the soldiers in hot pursuit as the terrified mob retreated up the valley. Later that day, he sent invitation to Reverend Robert Knopwood, chaplain to Collins, to christen “a fine native boy who I have… poor boy, his father and mother were both killed” and to watch while Mountgarrett dissected “the body of a man that was killed.” He gave no explanation of how he came to have the boy or why he was so confident that the father and mother had been killed — or indeed, of the identity of the man he intended to dissect.

Knopwood declined the invitation but came to Risdon the following week to christen the child. There, he formed the opinion that some five or six of the mob had been killed in the affray, even though the officer in charge had specified the number as three. No record was made of the disposal of the bodies. Many years later ex-convict Edward White, an eyewitness to the event, gave sworn evidence to a committee of inquiry that a great many people were killed and “some of their bones were sent in two casks to Port Jackson by Dr. Mountgarrett.” The bones were sent on the HMS Ocean, he testified, a transport ship that arrived in Port Jackson from the Derwent River on 24 August 1804. According to the Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, the Ocean was carrying the full detachment of the NSW Corps together with “Mr. Jacob Mountgarrett, Surgeon, [and] Mr. Brown, Naturalist.”

 ''Johnston, not a man given to discretion, was unusually frank about the hunt for viable human remains in his letters to his old friend Denis Considen. Writing jubilantly on 1 April 1805 he explained that he had “prevail’d on Jamison to send you the skeleton of a native he receiv’d from Van Diemen’s Land, & I have added the skull of a native of this country.”

. In early January 1805 King reported to his patron that he had sent “one box and one cask from the Derwent River.” As was invariably the case, material sent to Banks was not inspected by Customs and the only evidence I can find is two skulls from Van Diemen’s Land, undated and unsourced, that were given to the museum by John Hunter sometime before 1806. 

. Documentary evidence was found in a private letter to King, dated 14 November 1805, in which Paterson stated that he was sending specimens of plants, ore, soil, birds, as well “a very perfect native’s head.”

Writing to Banks on 1 November 1806, King reported that these boxes of specimens from Port Dalrymple would accompany him when he returned to England on HMS Buffalo. The customs inventory for that ship listed only sixteen boxes of “natural curiosities” destined for Banks, but King’s more detailed list of personal baggage included “six boxes of war Instruments and other articles, Human Bones and Head, Animals, Skins.” It is safe to surmise that the human head, if not the bones, went to “the late Mr Hunter’s museum.”

The Richmond River massacres were a series of murders of groups of Indigenous Australians and European Australians in the region around the Richmond River in north-eastern New South Wales in the mid-nineteenth century.

1842, EVANS HEAD MASSACRE or GOANNA HEADLAND MASSACRE

From Ruby Langford (1994). My Bundjalung People. pp 75-78

The 1842/1843 European squatters & sawyers massacre of 100 Bundjalung nation tribes people at Evans Head was variously said to have been in retaliation for the killing of "a few sheep", or the killing of "five European men" from the 1842 "Pelican Creek tragedy".

Pelican Creek tragedy In 1842, five European men were killed at Pelican Creek, 10 kilometres north of Coraki. The incident led to a reprisal known as the Evans Head massacre.

The following is a reminiscence of Mr. T.J. Olive of Woodburn, recorded in 1928. Mr Olive claimed his father George was a squatter and had taken part in the 1842 massacre:

Squatters and Sawyers had set up a storehouse at Pelican Creek where sailing vessels left supplies and picked up loads of red cedar. Soon after the storehouse was established provisions were left with five men and one boy who were to guard the supplies before they were redistributed to other areas. One morning at dawn the Aboriginals crept up and massacred the men. Only the boy who escaped into the bush was left to tell the tale. Later when teamsters arrived at the storehouse, they were shocked to find the horribly mutilated bodies of the five men and that all the goods had been stolen or totally destroyed. Word soon spread to other Europeans who became frightened. They formed a mounted posse and had a simple plan to take revenge with their muskets and pistols. They mustered all the men who could be spared and when the avenging party got together it numbered eleven. They advanced the theory that the foul deed was the work of the coastal tribe.

Evans Head massacre The 1842 massacre of 100 Bundjalung Nation Aboriginal people at Evans Head by Europeans, was variously said to have been in retaliation for the killing of 'a few sheep', or the killing of 'five European men' from the 1842 Pelican Creek tragedy.

It is also referred to as the 'Goanna Headland massacre'.

East Ballina massacre In 1853-4, at an area close to the old East Ballina Golf Course, the Native Police killed between 30 and 40 Bundjalung people, including men, women and children while they slept, and many who got away were badly wounded.

It is believed that some Aboriginal people from north of the Tweed River had murdered some Europeans and that the murderers had fled south towards the Richmond River

On the night prior to the raid, the police contingent which included both Native Police trackers and European troopers, stayed at James Ainsworth's father's Public House, 'The Sailor's Home'. At 3 am the following morning the Native Mounted Police patrol rode out to where between 200 and 300 tribes-people lay asleep in camp. The Nyangbal East Ballina clan of the Bundjalung Nation had a camping ground on the slope of the hill facing the valley near Black Head. The troopers and trackers surrounded the camp and opened fire at close range. After the carnage, the Native Mounted Police patrol then headed north towards the Tweed River.

The matter was reported to the NSW Government but no action against the perpetrators was taken.

When the Aboriginal survivors eventually returned to the camp, they sought no reprisals and took no revenge against the Native Police trackers and European troopers involved in the massacre.

There is an Aboriginal oral tradition that tells stories of escape, of people who were shot and were laid to rest in the forests north of the camp, and of those who were driven off the cliff at Black Head.

There is a belief that some victims of the massacre were never buried, their bodies being either dumped off the cliff at Black Head or abandoned on Angels Beach.

South Ballina poisoning The Nyangbal South Ballina clan of the Bundjalung Nation, numbered about 200 people during the early development of Ballina Township.

During the early 1860s a mass poison attempt was made against the clan using poisoned flour given to make damper. After taking the flour to their camp, the old people and children of the Nyangbal tribe refused to eat the damper as it was a new food. Upon waking the next morning, survivors found nearly 150 adults dead

THE BUNJALUNG NATIONAL PARK

Bundjalung National Park spans 210 square kilometers on the NSW North Coast between Evans Head and Iluka. Established in 1980. It protects the ancestral lands of the Bundjalung Nation, who hold a rich history of traditional campsites, sacred sites, and ancient pathways throughout the area.

Archaeological records and sediment core studies revealing cultural and environmental history dating back nearly 8,700 years. The landscape is intrinsically tied to Dreaming stories, such as the legend of "The Founding Three Brothers" (Mamoonh, Yarbirri, and Birrung), whose epic coastal landings created significant cultural landmarks and fresh waterways along the North Coast.

Today, the park is jointly managed and culturally significant, preserving not just Indigenous history but also vital ecosystems like the Black Rocks and Jerusalem Creek. It acts as a critical haven for threatened species, including the vulnerable Oxleyan pygmy perch, and protects the native heathlands and quiet beaches from the heavy coastal development seen elsewhere on the North Coast.

The north-eastern portion of Bundjalung National Park encompasses the Evans Head Air Weapons Range, an active Department of Defence exclusion zone. Established during World War II, it was officially designated on July 13, 1949, as a bombing, air gunnery, and rocket-firing rang

Today, the range is managed by RAAF Base Amberley and is utilized for gunnery and weapons practice by F/A-18F Super Hornets and F-35A Lightning IIs

The designated land exclusion zone within the park is permanently restricted. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) maintains safety policies requiring temporary closures of nearby tracks and waters during active operations.

Although military training continues, the restricted exclusion zone has inadvertently preserved a large swath of undisturbed coastal heath and lagoons.

BYRON 1990'S

There were unverified accounts of unaturally tall attractive woman in bikinis and dark sun glasses, not so much walking as hovering down the beach in a line one day "who had no belly buttons" and seemed to exercise some sorts of indescribable telepathic prescence.

I can not verify these accounts personally because i did not witness it myself.

But conversations were overheard emanating out the back of vans.

"Isn't it kinda wierd you dont have a belly button?"

"Its ok babe, there are many of us. We're just not from around here"

"Are you guys from New Zealand?"

"No, we're not from New Zealand"

Agents of all shapes and sizes start to come over, some may or may not have been human. They start to infiltrate everything, many mate with the agents some even breed with them.

The pay must be exceptional because they all seem to buy fancy properties and cars.

One wize faery aunty who I am fortunate enough to meet at the time wonders where is there a place for aboriginal people to go amongst all these extreme twerking arseholes. They keep taking all the favourite places putting fences around them, desecrating them and getting rich and being arse holes and they have council and agents on their side.

Tourism CIA money and arse holes.

She thinks it's very rude, inauspicious and ignorant to not only come to a place and refuse to listen to the people who've been there for tens of thousands of years, and then take all the places and desecrate them and can't believe the invaders don't see this.

She can't believe they would just take everything and not leave any aboriginal place.

She hangs out in town a lot meeting the people that come to country because that is the old way but also as a kind of protest.

They take everything and leave no place for the people from here, don't even listen to the people from here.

Some one tells her she should get a job, work for the illumantti like everyone else.

Aunty is not impressed.

Everyone who stays over at wategoes gets this disturbing look in their eyes like they know too much, like they've been gang raped by grey aliens in their dreams or professional military complex psychics have remote veiwed their brains without them knowing.

Affected by praeternatural consciousness.

I think the cia or the greys found the google times agent Mr Alexander to be such an effective unit that they decided he would be one of the first ones they cloned, and then the omnipotent persuasive CIA illumanatti psychics send John Alexander clones out to certain points on the earth grid to destabilize factions that don't carry the illumanatti control capitalist paradigm.

Close Encounters Meeting At Byron Bay In 2017

Pennant Hills residents Mick Turner and Kathryn Hand believe we have had visitors and are organizing a party in Byron Bay to celebrate all things ET — the Close Encounters Conference — on January 15 and 16.

“There is a UFO sighting reported every six minutes,” Ms Hand said. “People want to talk about sightings and their beliefs.”

Ms Hand was an executive PA at Westpac Bank until she was 40, when she decided to follow her passion for the metaphysical and quit her job to become a past-life regression hypnotherapist.

Almost 3,000 people who report having had an alien encounter have been surveyed about their experiences, with the initial findings presented at the Close Encounters Conference at Byron Bay on Sunday and Monday.

Anna (not her real name) believes she was taken into a spacecraft where she helped create human-alien hybrids with some of her eggs.

"They wanted some help with their hybrid project, so they chose me," she said.

It is a story she only shares with certain people.

Stories like hers are being recorded in the survey by the Edgar Mitchell Foundation for Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters (FREE).

FREE board member and researcher Mary Rodwell presented the survey's initial findings at the conference.

"They've talked about seeing strange craft in the sky, being taken to a spacecraft, procedures being done to them, being educated on the craft," Ms Rodwell said.

"When you hear doctors, nurses, social workers, pilots, celebrities, lawyers, farmers, children, talking about this experience … when they're all talking about similar things and similar patterns and you hear the emotion and the feeling, all of that is an authenticity you cannot dismiss.

"We're bringing people together who have had encounters, and trying to make it something that can be discussed in an environment where they won't be ridiculed and where they can discover they're not alone."

''The Australian UFO Festival is Australia’s only dedicated UFO festival, bringing together curious minds, researchers, experiencers, storytellers and adventurers for a unique celebration of the unexplained. Held annually in the beautiful coastal town of Cardwell, Far North Queensland, the festival features the C-Files Forum, guest speakers, films, live entertainment, markets, art, cultural experiences and family-friendly activities. Whether you're a believer, a skeptic or simply curious, the Australian UFO Festival invites you to explore the mysteries of our skies and beyond.'' 

On March 16, 1996, Scott and Wendy Longley, along with their two toddlers, were driving west toward Casino after visiting friends in Lismore. Around 5 km from Casino, Scott and Wendy spotted strange lights, including 200 bright white and green "fairy lights". The family arrived home much later than expected with missing time, and Scott later claimed aliens implanted silver devices in his neck. The incident, often called the "Lismore-Casino UFO Abduction," was investigated by local researchers

The next day Scott developed a strange blister on his toe, and the whole family claimed to have flu-like symptoms, and nose bleeds, when they had always been a picture of health. A visit to a hypnotherapist recommended by a UFO Society followed, with Scott recalling vivid details under hypnosis of two tall beings "about 210cm in height" with "small ears; big black eyes; two dots for a nose; a small mouth, with no lips."He recalled them taking him, Wendy, and their daughter Bronwyn from the car. "Then they carried me around to the back of the car, and laid me down on my stomach. One entity held my head off the ground. Still watching from above, I saw the aliens with me use something like a silver staple gun, and press it into my neck. "He said he found he could "telepathically communicate" to the aliens who told him they were a "lost family"."I can recall thinking of the aliens: What beautiful people. "Moments later after seeing a crowd of some 200 aliens Scott suddenly found himself lying on what seemed to be an operating table "There was a strong set of lights to my left, and above me there were three round lights. I also noticed a mechanical arm at one end of the table, which had four "claws" to it."Then, after exclaiming that he wanted to return to his family, he was suddenly back in the car.Scott undertook many more regression hypnosis sessions, recalling further details of the night in question and even other apparent alien abductions and "examinations" when he was four, eight, and 14 years old. The family continued to experience other strange symptoms and abilities, some which were permanent. These included seeing strange lights and spots, experiencing strange dreams and fears, being able to 'read people's emotional states' and knowing who is calling on the phone when it rings. MS Rodwell has now counselled more than 3000 people who claim to have been abducted and said the stories she has been told have many commonalities.“People experience the same anomalies, they wake in the morning after having a strange night and feel like they were taken somewhere else,” she said. "Others have strange marks on their body or a bloody nose, with no idea of how they got them.”Ms Rodwell, Australian Close Encounter Resource Network director, said these experiences had nothing to do with believers. "It often happens to people who have no interest in UFOs or aliens and my clients are anybody from lawyers, doctors, nurses to pilots, police, housewives and children,” she said. One of Ms Rodwell’s practises is hypnosis, for people to discover “missing time "MS Rodwell has now counselled more than 3000 people who claim to have been abducted and said the stories she has been told have many commonalities.“People experience the same anomalies, they wake in the morning after having a strange night and feel like they were taken somewhere else,” she said. "Others have strange marks on their body or a bloody nose, with no idea of how they got them.”Ms Rodwell, Australian Close Encounter Resource Network director, said these experiences had nothing to do with believers. "It often happens to people who have no interest in UFOs or aliens and my clients are anybody from lawyers, doctors, nurses to pilots, police, housewives and children,” she said. One of Ms. Rodwell’s practices is hypnosis, for people to discover “missing time”

The Illumanati Problem

The real Illuminati were the Bavarian Illuminati, a short-lived Enlightenment-era secret society founded on May 1, 1776, by Adam Weishaupt in Ingolstadt, Germany. Operating with about 2,000 members, they sought to promote reason, oppose religious control over public life, and combat abuses of state power.

Adam Weishaupt, a professor of canon law, created the group to foster free speech and disseminate Enlightenment ideals. Members—who included influential writers, philosophers, and politicians—used pseudonyms and adopted symbols like the Owl of Minerva to represent wisdom. To expand their reach, they infiltrated the Freemasons

The Order was represented by the Owl of Minerva, which in Greek mythology traditionally accompanies Athena, the goddess of wisdom. Another Illuminati emblem was a dot within a circle that symbolized the all-seeing eye—belonging not to God, but to a superior Illuminati watching over the lower ranks.

''Elongated "tower skulls" found in early medieval Bavarian graves belong to women from southeastern Europe who migrated around 500 A.D. Genetic analysis shows they were "treaty brides" brought to southern Germany for strategic political alliances, bringing with them the tradition of infant head-binding Archaeologists first unearthed these uniquely shaped crania in the late 1960s at burial sites near Munich, such as Altenerding and Straubing DNA sequencing revealed the women with elongated heads were genetically distinct from the local Bavarian population, matching instead the populations of modern-day Romania and Bulgaria Experts say their distinct skull shapes were the result of artificial cranial deformation—a practice where infants' heads were bound with bandages to achieve a specific, elongated shape. Scholars believe this was a marker of high status or group affiliation. Artificial cranial deformation (elongated heads) is a historical cultural practice found in various indigenous civilizations around the world (e.g., in Peru). ''

The Illuminati adopted antique codenames to avoid identification. Weishaupt was ‘Brother Spartacus’, named after the gladiator who led a slave revolt against Rome.

He recruited young zealots—often through Freemason lodges—and bound them together with secrecy. Initially, anyone over 30 wasn’t trusted.

The lower ranks were divided into hierarchies of Novices, Minervals, and Illuminated Minervals, and organised into cells. Weishaupt acted as their spymaster.

“When he could not persuade them by his own firmness... he employed Jesuitical tricks, causing them to fall out with each other, setting them as spies on each other… and securing his uncontrolled command,” wrote John Robison in Proofs of a Conspiracy.

Recruits had to supply the names of their ancestors, relations, friends, correspondents, and enemies. They were asked to recommend suitable candidates—and identify those who should be excluded. They were instructed to observe those around them and report back regularly on both public and private behaviour.

After three years of one-on-one study with their Illuminati tutor, recruits were asked to sign an oath to uphold the society’s goals upon the punishment of death.

“A drawn sword is then pointed at his breast, and he is asked: ‘Will you be obedient to the commands of your Superiors?’ He is threatened with unavoidable vengeance… if he should ever betray the Order,” Robison wrote.

Plans were underway for two sisterhoods, both subservient to the male Illuminati—one composed of women of virtue, the other of women who defied social norms. Neither group was to know about the other.

The Bavarian Illuminati insinuated themselves into public offices and courts of justice. Estimates of their size vary—from 650 to 2,500 members—but eventually the secret society was exposed and persecuted.

Documents found in the homes of members like diplomat Franz Xavier von Zwack revealed ambitions of widespread influence.

In 1785, the Duke of Bavaria, Karl Theodor, banned secret societies and imposed punishments on anyone who joined them.

the Bavarian government, with the backing of the Catholic Church, banned all secret societies. Between 1784 and 1790, edicts were issued outlawing the order, homes were raided, documents were seized, and members were imprisoned or banished.

French Revolution in 1789, conservative critics claimed the Illuminati had survived underground and orchestrated the uprising.

The French Revolution (1789-1799) was intensely shaped by espionage, paranoia, and state-sponsored disinformation. Revolutionary and royalist factions alike used propaganda and secret societies to manipulate public opinion, while networks of spies and foreign agents actively worked to subvert the government. agents from Britain and Austria operated inside France to fund counter-revolutionaries, spread dissent, and sabotage the new Republic. The period known as the Great Fear (1789) was heavily triggered by deliberately spread, manipulated rumors that spread rapidly among the peasantry. Revolutionary leaders utilized a highly public, theatrical style of politics to denounce opponents, often relying on inflammatory pamphlets to brand their rivals as traitors Led by figures like Maximilien Robespierre, the Committee of Public Safety used accusations of conspiracy and espionage to legally eliminate domestic political threats, resulting in the execution of over 17,000 people.

The French monarchy and subsequent revolutionary committees intercepted and read mail, actively using fake letters and forgeries to frame political enemies.

many patriotes suffered, in the French Revolution, from “spy-fever.” Counter-revolutionaries, paid by Pitt, sent from Coblentz, were supposed to be everywhere, smelling out where the Republic was weakest and might therefore be attacked, or plotting the overthrow of the government of the day by corruption or assassination.

Plots did exist—plots to assassinate Robespierre, to kidnap Bonaparte or blow him up, plots involving corrupted Republican generals like Pichegru and, in all probability, Moreau; grandiose plans for concerted risings all over France which, coincident with invasion by the forces of the coalition, would restore the Bourbons to their throne.

conservative and religious critics in the late 1790s began accusing the Illuminati of continuing to operate underground and masterminding the French Revolution. Throughout the 1800s, this narrative was solidified by influential texts, most notably Scottish physicist John Robison's book Proofs of a Conspiracy, which argued the Illuminati were subverting all the cherished institutions of Europe.

But did the Illuminati really disappear?

Robison and Abbé Augustin Barruel argued that they survived—having infiltrated other organisations, including Masonic lodges. Barruel even suggested that secret societies played a role in the French Revolution.

While the Illuminati itself is debated, some of these methods should feel… familiar.

Gathering intelligence on people

Observing behaviour patterns

Building networks quietly

Operating in structured cells

These are not just historical curiosities.

They are real techniques used today in:

Cybersecurity

Intelligence operations

Social engineering

By 1798, fears about the dangerous sect had reached the US. George Washington wrote an open letter indicating the US had avoided the Illuminati threat

The Great Seal of the United States, designed by Charles Thomson and William Barton, was approved in 1782. It authenticates official U.S. documents. The obverse depicts a bald eagle with a shield, holding 13 arrows and an olive branch. The reverse features an unfinished pyramid topped by the Eye of Providence

The creation was a six-year process that began on July 4, 1776—the day the Declaration of Independence was adopted. The Continental Congress formed three separate committees to design a fitting emblem for the new nation

: Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson were tasked with the initial design. They consulted with artist Pierre Eugène du Simitière, who proposed the idea of a shield representing the states and the eye of providence

Congress turned to a new committee, which consulted with Francis Hopkinson (who had previously designed the American flag). Hopkinson contributed the red, white, and blue colors, the red-and-white stripes of the shield, and the constellation of 13 stars.

Congress still struggled to agree on a final draft until they handed the previous reports to William Barton and Charles Thomson (Secretary of the Continental Congress). Thomson and Barton combined the best elements of the previous attempts to create the final Great Seal we know today, which was officially approved on June 20, 1782.

The term "dollar" evolved from the Spanish "piece of eight" coins circulating in the colonies. The Great Seal—featuring the pyramid and Eye of Providence on the bill’s back—was designed in 1782 by a committee of three men: William Barton, Charles Thomson, and Pierre Eugene du Simitiere

During the Civil War, the U.S. government issued the first standardized paper money to fund the war effort. George Washington did not appear on the $1 bill until 1869.

Prior to 1928, U.S. bills were significantly larger (nicknamed "horse blankets"). Under Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon, currency sizes were reduced to cut costs. In 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgenthau Jr., added the front and back layout of the Great Seal to the reverse of the $1 bill.

The U.S. dollar (USD) was authorized by Congress on July 6, 1785. Originally inspired by the Spanish silver dollar, it officially became the national unit with the Coinage Act of 1792. It evolved from a gold-backed currency to a dominant global fiat reserve following the 1944 Bretton Woods Agreement and the 1971 Nixon Shock

The front serves as the official coat of arms. It features a bald eagle holding a bundle of 13 arrows in its sinister (left) talon and an olive branch in its dexter (right) talon, representing war and peace. The eagle's beak holds a scroll inscribed with E pluribus unum ("Out of many, one"). Its chest has a shield with 13 red and white pales (stripes) topped by a blue chief, representing the union of the states.

The back features an unfinished, 13-step pyramid symbolizing strength and endurance. The Eye of Providence sits in a triangle above it, surrounded by light, with the Latin motto Annuit coeptis ("He has favored our undertakings"). The base of the pyramid displays the Roman numeral MDCCLXXVI (1776), and a scroll underneath reads Novus ordo seclorum ("A new order of the ages'')

In 1798, Yale President Timothy Dwight and Massachusetts minister Jedidiah Morse delivered prominent sermons warning that the U.S. was being subverted. Because the anti-religious agenda of the European Illuminati mirrored the secular principles of the French Revolution, American conservatives easily conflated the Illuminati with the Democratic-Republican party. Prominent leaders like Thomas Jefferson were accused of being members.

Following the 1826 disappearance of William Morgan in New York—who threatened to expose secret Masonic teachings—the public's general distrust of secret fraternities merged with European fears of the Illuminati, turning the cabal into a major talking point in early American politics.

Inscription at the base of the other side of the Morgan Monument. It reads, "Sacred to the memory of Wm. Morgan, a native of Virginia, a captain in the War of 1812, a respectable citizen of Batavia, and a martyr to the freedom of writing, printing and speaking the truth. He was abducted from near this spot in the year 1826 by Freemasons, and murdered for revealing the secrets of their order." The erection of the monument was financed by public donations. A national movement, the Anti-Mason Party, arose in the wake of Morgan's murder and masonic lodges across the northeast shut down N.Y. The inscription reads: "The Bane of our civil institutions is to be found in Masonry, already powerful and daily becoming more so. I owe to my country an exposure of its dangers. Capt. Wm. Morgan."

The ‘Eye of Providence’ - the eye-in-a-triangle found on the back of the US dollar bill and Great Seal of the United States - is an Illuminati symbol linking the European sect to the highest echelons of US government and corridors of power. It appears on numerous churches and Masonic buildings worldwide and is linked to Freemasonry.

In fact, the all-knowing eye was originally a symbol of Christianity, found in religious art of the Renaissance period to represent God, such as in Pontormo’s Supper at Emmaus. No one is quite certain who invented it, but it appears to be tied to religious motifs as the triangle is a symbol of the Christian Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.  But what about the eye?

Ancient Egyptians used the detached eye as a motif. Among the most famous of all Egyptian symbols is the Eye of Horus. The eye also appears as a symbol on some earlier editions of the Douay-Rheims Bible, the same bible President Biden carried on Inauguration Day. 

The Great Seal is the sigil of the occult project for the enslavement of mankind and the extirpation of even the possibility of freedom. The project symbolized by the pyramid will be accomplished when the astonishing, "All Seeing Eye" capabilities of computer and satellite surveillance technology, keep track of every human being whether in buildings, the wilderness or even underground. An altered Seal will then be issued, showing the capstone placed atop a finished pyramid.

The motto above the pyramid is, "Favor Our Enterprise." The banner beneath it reads, "New Order of the Ages." The date at the base is 1776, the year the Illuminati or Beenan Orden ("Order of Bees") was founded. If the cryptocracy manages to obtain consent from the public to use the computer-satellite surveillance network on the public itself (in the name of "reducing automobile traffic jams, controlling illegal aliens, fighting crime, destroying terrorists,"etc.) then our society will indeed become an insect world, an "order of bees."

THE MORMONS

the church of the latter day saints have always been associated with illuanati.

Mormonism originated in upstate New York during the 1820s Second Great Awakening. Founder Joseph Smith, seeking spiritual clarity, reported visionary visitations by heavenly beings who directed him to translate an ancient record, the Book of Mormon. This led to the official organization of the church in 1830 in Fayette, New York. Early followers faced intense persecution due to communal practices, political influence, and distinct doctrines. Driven from New York, they sought refuge in Kirtland, Ohio, and Far West, Missouri. By 1839, they established a thriving headquarters in Nauvoo, Illinois. Tensions eventually escalated, culminating in the 1844 murder of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum by an armed mob in Carthage, Illinois Following the violence, a succession crisis led a majority of the members to follow Brigham Young. To escape further hostilities, Young led a mass exodus starting in 1846 across the American plains. In 1847, the pioneer advance party arrived in the arid Salt Lake Valley in present-day Utah. Over the next several decades, Mormon pioneers expanded across the Intermountain West, building more than 600 communities and establishing a lasting cultural and demographic footprint.Historically, Americans hated Mormons (members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) due to their rapid accumulation of economic and political power, insular and theocratic communities, and unique practices like polygamy, which clashed with 19th-century societal norms. As Mormons migrated, they often settled together in large numbers. Operating as a unified voting bloc and practicing economic cooperation, they quickly dominated local economies and politics, which deeply unsettled neighboring non-Mormon communities. The church's public acknowledgment of plural marriage in 1852 was viewed by mainstream America as sexually deviant and oppressive to women, sparking massive national outrage and federal legislation. viewed Mormon theology—particularly the belief in ongoing revelation, new scripture like the Book of Mormon, and deification—as heretical. The church’s claim to be the only true church also incensed rival religious leaders. Early Saints operated highly centralized, theocratic communities (such as in Nauvoo, Illinois, and later the Utah Territory), complete with their own militias, which caused deep suspicion among American authorities. Escalating mutual distrust frequently erupted into violence. This culminated in tragic historical events like the Mountain Meadows Massacre (1857), which further inflamed public hatred.

Rumors of secret alliances and double-crossings plagued early-American elections but it wasn’t until the rise of electronic media and the internet that conspiracy theories became a powerful force.

THE SKULL AND BONES

The Skull and Bones society was founded in 1832 at Yale University by William Huntington Russell and Alphonso Taft, emerged from a dispute among existing undergraduate debating societies. Originally called the Eulogian Club, it became a symbol of the American power elite, selecting 15 rising seniors each spring to form a lifelong, secretive network.

While studying in Germany, co-founder Russell was deeply influenced by occult-style student fraternities. He brought this framework back to New Haven, which inspired the creation of the faux-occult rituals, unique time standards, and the famous number 322. This number is commonly believed to reference the death of the Greek orator [Demosthenes] in 322 BCE, a turning point in Athenian history.

Operating out of a windowless brown building on the yale campus known as the tomb the society cultivate d a network dedicated to life long mutual aid. Members or bones men have gone on to become us presidents like the Bushes, Supreme Court positions, the group has deep ties to the creation and operational control of the CIA, infiltrating financial institutions, High-level executive party offices, presidential administrations, High Finance & Media: Wall Street investment banks (such as Brown Brothers Harriman), blue-blood law firms, and major media outlets. and domestic and foreign policy councils.

Before and during World War II, several American executives and multinational corporations maintained financial and operational ties with Nazi Germany. Their involvement ranged from ideological sympathy and direct funding to lucrative manufacturing contracts and the use of forced labor in German subsidiaries

Ford Motor Company (The Ford Family): Henry Ford was an outspoken antisemite whose writings influenced early Nazi ideology. The Ford Motor Company provided early financial support to Adolf Hitler, and its German subsidiary produced military vehicles and engines for the Nazi war machine

General Motors (The Du Pont Family): Under the control of the Du Pont family and Wall Street executives, GM owned the German automaker Adam Opel AG, which manufactured trucks and armored vehicles for the German military

IBM (The Watson Family): Led by Thomas Watson, International Business Machines Corporation and its German subsidiary, Dehomag, provided punched-card sorting machines. This technology allowed the Nazi regime to organize the census, track targeted populations, and manage the logistics of the Holocaust.

Standard Oil of New Jersey (The Rockefeller Family): John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his executives maintained close business partnerships with the German chemical conglomerate I.G. Farben. Standard Oil provided vital patents, fuel, and technology that were essential to the Nazi war effort

Union Banking Corporation (The Bush Family): Headed by Prescott Bush, this Wall Street banking firm acted as a financial front and managed assets for German steel magnate Fritz Thyssen, who helped bankroll Hitler’s rise to power.

Other Corporate Giants: Companies like ITT, Eastman Kodak, DuPont, and Chase National Bank also had substantial investments in Germany, facilitated international trade, or operated factories using forced labor in the later years of the war.

The Nazi regime utilized older conspiracy theories, mapping the "Illuminati" onto antisemitic narratives. They claimed a cabal of hidden elites, supposedly financed by Jewish capitalists and linked to Soviet communists, was manipulating global events Nazi propagandists, like Joseph Goebbels, used these fabricated "secret society" plots to explain inexplicable geopolitical shifts (e.g., why Great Britain allied with the communist Soviet Union against Germany). It was a tool to scapegoat minorities and justify the war.

following World War II, the U.S. Army and the newly formed CIA absorbed, financed, and directed a secret network of former Nazi intelligence officers known as the Gehlen Organization starting in 1949. This network later officially became West Germany's foreign intelligence service, the BND, in 1956

The Nazi Ahnenerbe 'alien skulls' and the briefcase.

Skulls found near a Nazi briefcase in a remote mountain range have raised the shocking prospect the Third Reich had links with aliens. The skulls were reportedly discovered by a team of explorers led by scientist Vladimir Melikov in a cave on Mount Bolshoi Tjach, Russia. Despite being found two years ago, news of it has only gone global after a separate find in woods nearby of a Nazi briefcase and German full-colour map of the Adygea region made in 1941. According to reports the briefcase, picked up by a local hermit, had the emblem of the Ahnenerbe - the most secretive Nazi institute founded by Heinrich Himmler in 1935 to find evidence that the Aryan race had once ruled the entire globe. But it soon branched into occultism, paranormal research, pseudoscience and the study of UFOs and weapons development due to Himmler’s obsession with such topics. The strange appearance of the skulls has led to speculation the Nazis could have made contact with aliens or even summoned demons in the remote area and these were the remains.

Post-World War II, the U.S. occupied Germany and needed intelligence on the Soviet Union. To meet this need, the CIA took control of the "Gehlen Organization" in 1949—a spy network founded by Reinhard Gehlen, who formerly headed Nazi Germany's military intelligence on the Eastern Front. The U.S. funded and operated this German spy ring

Thus we get to the 'new illuminati'(if they ever went away) that people bitch about in video clips and social media today.

.............The German American nazi covert contemory psy ops illuminati of today who watch and try to control everyone.

They have psychics trained in black budget psy ops programs and secret societies within the military.

Infiltrate anything and everything, particularly anything that is involved with power or control like media or politics entertainment and media.

Without being noticed.

Spies and controller's bound together by greed and selling out to control.

Manipulated by the professional psy ops agents

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the CIA ran several covert projects that actively monitored, infiltrated, and disrupted domestic groups and activists in the United States:

Operation CHAOS: Instituted by President Lyndon B. Johnson and expanded under Richard Nixon, this program was designed to identify foreign influence on domestic civil rights and anti-war protest groups. Agents infiltrated these social movements and compiled thousands of files on American citizens.

Project MERRIMAC: This operation specifically targeted the infiltration of domestic radical and anti-war groups suspected of posing a physical threat to CIA personnel and property.

Project RESISTANCE: The CIA collaborated with university administrators and campus police to identify political dissidents and anti-war activists.

The Five Eyes (FVEY) is an intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Operating under the multilateral UKUSA Agreement, these nations share signals, defense, geospatial, and human intelligence to protect global security.

The 9 Eyes and 14 Eyes are international intelligence-sharing networks that evolved from the original post-WWII Five Eyes (FVEY) alliance. They are cooperative pacts where member countries intercept, analyze, and share global signals intelligence (SIGINT).

Fourteen Eyes (or 14 Eyes) refers to the intelligence group that consists of the Five Eyes member countries plus:

Belgium

Denmark

France

Germany

Italy

The Netherlands

Norway

Spain

Sweden 

9 Eyes) refers to a group of nations that share intelligence, composed of the Five Eyes member countries plus:

Denmark

France

The Netherlands

Norway

These countries participate as third parties. This group seems to be a more exclusive club of SSEUR and is not backed by any known treaty. Like the Fourteen Eyes, it is simply an arrangement between SIGINT agencies.

Israel(new window), Japan(new window), Singapore, and South Korea(new window) are all suspected to be third parties with the NSA as well. Just as there is a SIGINT Seniors of Europe, there is also a SIGINT Seniors of the Pacific(new window), which was formed in 2005. Its members include the Five Eyes member countries as well as:

France

India

Singapore

South Korea

Thailand

There are also non-Western intelligence-sharing alliances, such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization(new window) between:

China

India

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan

Pakistan

Russia

Tajikistan

Uzbekistan

An Echelon of Spies

Between 1968 and 2010, specialized undercover police units in the UK secretly monitored and infiltrated over 1,000 political and environmental groups. Officers assumed completely false identities, sometimes using the names of deceased children, to gain the trust of grassroots activists. These undercover officers, including Mark Kennedy, integrated deeply into community hubs—such as the Sumac Centre in Nottingham—and were used by police forces across 22 countries to gather intelligence on protesters. The scandal triggered massive public outcry and numerous lawsuits when it was revealed that undercover officers deceived women into long-term, intimate relationships without ever disclosing their true identities. In 2021, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal ruled that the deployment of Mark Kennedy to infiltrate community groups and form sexual relationships was a gross violation of human rights. The scandal triggered massive public outcry and numerous lawsuits when it was revealed that undercover officers deceived women into long-term, intimate relationships without ever disclosing their true identities. In 2021, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal ruled that the deployment of Mark Kennedy to infiltrate community groups and form sexual relationships was a gross violation of human rights.

In October 1997, it was revealed that the Victoria Police Operations Intelligence Unit (a successor to the disbanded Special Branch) had been infiltrating activist groups, including environmental and community media organizations Friends of the Earth and Radio 3CR where two clandestine officers became regular presenters.

: A special investigation was launched by the Victorian Ombudsman. The subsequent report noted the existence of a covert database containing files on more than 1,200 Victorians

As Premier of Victoria from 1992 to 1999, Jeff Kennett was in power during these revelations. Critics scrutinized his government over the extent of the political surveillance and his administration's handling of police budgets and oversight bodies.

Organizations targeted during this period included Animal Liberation Victoria, the [Stop the War Coalition], and [Socialist Alternative].

Surveillance information was kept in a secret electronic database that had files on more than 1200 Victorians ranging from gay activists to politicians, trade unionists, students, ethnic community leaders and environmentalists.

One of those targeted was former Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett, now a federal cabinet minister.

The unit also deployed undercover officers to "assess" events such as a 1989 teddy bears picnic in the Fitzroy Gardens organised by the Victorian Childcare Action Group and a Reclaim the Night rally in the city in 1985, at which female officers posed as feminists.

The ombudsman said that in some cases the unit's activities "cannot be justified by any stretch of the imagination".

.. found that a number of police files and records that were supposed to have been destroyed on three occasions between 1987 and 1989 had remained intact.

VICTORIA Police's secret intelligence unit has infiltrated Melbourne's activist and community groups for two years to gather information on protests against the Iraq War, Japanese whaling and a weapons exhibition.

The officer, who posed as a vegan, left-wing activist, has also had close contact with representatives of church and student groups involved in anti-war demonstrations. So successful was his operation that the organizing committee for this year's Palm Sunday peace march in Melbourne appointed him its minute-taker at meetings.

The officer also took part in an illegal raid on a battery hen farm in June and travelled with a socialist group to the APEC summit in Sydney last year to attend the "Stop Bush" protest against the US President.

The officer's most recent work was with activists planning to disrupt a major arms fair in Adelaide next month. The Asia Pacific Defence and Security Exhibition was cancelled last month after police briefings warned of violent protests.

Mark Zirnsak, the director of the Victorian and Tasmanian Uniting Church's justice and international mission, was part of the organising committee for the Palm Sunday peace march. He said it was "unjustifiable" and "unethical" if police had infiltrated groups involved in the peace rally.

 "Special Branch" scandals of the 1980s and 1990s, which involved police inappropriately spying or storing dossiers on community groups and public and political figures.

An officer who served in Victoria Police's covert unit in the late 1990s told The Age that intelligence reports on the groups under surveillance were sometimes manipulated by senior police figures to exaggerate the threat they posed.

. You would often find the information you had provided on a certain group or individual had been twisted or moulded to reflect something different by the time it reached the top," the former officer said.

 At the request of police, the State Government quietly amended the Freedom of Information Act in 2006 to prevent any document created by the police covert and intelligence unit from being released. This means people may not be able to access their personal files created by this branch of police.

Too many fucking eyes The Slaves Of Mickey Eye

Mickey Eye is a cartoon character and omnipresent corporate mascot. He acts as a twisted, omnipotent mash-up of Mickey Mouse and George Orwell's "Big Brother," serving as a tool for sinister corporate forces to keep the populace pacified and blissfully unaware.

He is an all-seeing, all-knowing entity that practically controls society. The character's "perfect" world relies on surveillance and mind-wipe police to prevent citizens from thinking for themselves

HELLBOY AND THE BPRD

Like that comic that came from Mike Mignolia's Hellboy series the 'Bureau for Paranormal Reserch and Defence'

Only they're not defending us.

They are fucking with us.

And now that I think back to reading Hellboy I wonder why he always spoke in such short sentences.

.................and he could have had more empathy for the paranormal disturbances, worked with them a little, instead of just smashing them all the time.

I often found myself sympathizing with the paranormal disturbances more than Hellboy.

And the nazi's summoned him and he's working with this group who closely resemble the cia "spoon benders" [like operation paper clip} or one of they're front companies and they go around protecting us from ["smashing"] paranormal things.

Things we don't understand.

And Hellboy was first printed on Dark Horse which is supposed to be an independant label.

But they get you empathizing with the CIA mind control nazi's.

Like its ok that the American miltary have psychic nazis, going around annihilating things.

We need them there, to protect us from things we don't understand.

Hellboy first entered collective consciousness in 1994 with the 'Seeds of Destruction'.

Which is about the same time these guys were going round infiltrating culture and sub culture.

Fucking with people.

I have to admit I quite liked Hellboy when I first read it, though he kind of lacked depth and I often found myself empathizing with his adversaries. But now In retrospect on some level he seemed to be trying to justify some kind of cia mind control inquisition.

''Yes, the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense (B.P.R.D.) in the Hellboy universe is a government-funded organization. While it operates as a private entity, it is primarily funded and supported by the United States and the United Kingdom, often working closely with military and intelligence agencies. ''

Kind of like the front companies that the cia use to disguise their real business.

Destabilize divide and control.

''CIA psychologists, assigned to the Phoenix Program, worked on suspected members of the Vietcong at Bien Hoa Prison near Saigon. In one experiment POW's had brain implants stimulated in an effort to get the enemy soldiers to attack each other. When the experiment failed to produce the desired results the prisoners were executed and their bodies cremated.'''

''Alexander was a member of an elite group of high-ranking individuals using privileged knowledge to manipulate information related to UFOs across the globe. Collectively, they gave themselves aviary code names and infiltrated other occult government groups such as MJ-12. Code name: John “Penguin” Alexander

''Dr. Alexander challenges the credibility of those who claim that the United States has achieved any technological breakthrough as a result of having made contact with alien intelligences.''

'' Colonel Alexander's presentations are unpopular among UFO enthusiasts. Mid-April in the Ozark Mountains was no different, as grumbles from the audience were prevalent and significant numbers of people periodically rose from their seats and simply left.''

.... in which he put on a pair of dark shades to match his black suit, topping off the MIB look when he displayed a device he pulled from his coat pocket which he later said was a gift received directly from the set of Men in Black.''

 Among such cases(unexplainable) was the well known Tehran, Iran, incident in which an Iranian military jet reportedly experienced interruptions in communications and weapons systems operation while engaged with an apparently unidentified craft. 

Explaining why he found the Iranian case of interest and referencing his expertise in electromagnetic weapons, Alexander noted, "I know how to shut you down, but I don't know how to turn you back on again."

When asked if he believes the UFO subject continued to cloak mind control operations, Jones informed The UFO Trail in obvious direct contradiction to Alexander's stance, “I think that the UFO/ET subject has been used to cloak a number of classified U.S. programs that certainly includes mind control."

''Weinberger went on to explain, "When Alexander encounters a query he doesn't want to answer, such as one about the ethics of mind control, he smiles and raises his hands level to his chest, as if balancing two imaginary weights. In one hand is mind control and the sanctity of free thought -- and in the other hand, a tad higher -- is the war on terrorism."

(PSYOPS)

''(PSYOPS) being key to its effective use, is an important element of all forms of warfare and has consistently been used by the ADF as a non-kinetic combat multiplier, having influenced selected target audiences on operations within Vietnam, Bougainville, East Timor/Timor Leste, the Solomon Islands, Iraq and most recently in Afghanistan. In recognition of this importance, the PSYOPS capability should be carefully managed and it is worth reviewing its current home in the Australian Army’s Intelligence Corps.

PSYOPS are operations planned to convey selected information to a targeted audience to influence attitudes and behaviours of governments, organisations, groups and individuals.

 PSYOPS, as employed by the ADF, have been known by many other names, including psychological warfare, political warfare, propaganda and the more recently coined ‘hearts and minds’. But the name PSYOPS is the current accepted terminology and is defined as ‘... the use of propaganda and tactics in a hostile situation to influence people to accept a particular belief, undertake a course of action, weaken their will to resist ..''

Since re-raising the ADF’s PSYOPS capability after the Vietnam conflict, White PSYOPS have been the cornerstone of its success. From the production of news leaflets, music cassettes and use of the much enjoyed soccer ball, White PSYOPS overtly amplify the goodwill of the commander’s mission to those whom it is aligned. White PSYOPS is often incorrectly referred to as ‘hearts and minds’, a term often mistaken or misused by the media for a number of information operations capabilities, particularly PSYOPS, civil-military cooperation and public affairs.

 Grey PSYOPS, when employed in a manner supporting governments, organisations, groups and individuals (who do not have the capability to produce their own information (PSYOPS) but are aligned to the commander’s intent), immeasurably bolsters a target audience in support of the commander’s mission.

Black PSYOPS are inherently deceitful, with the information contained in the product being attributed to a source that was not responsible for its creation. More often Black PSYOPS is conducted to foster insurrection and/or internal disruption within a threat group, whether that be a conventional military force or an insurgency (as experienced in Iraq and Afghanistan). Black PSYOPS supports kinetic and non-kinetic targeting, particularly within the command and control component of a threat force

 the function of PSYOPS is to identify target audiences and influence their perceptions so they act in a manner favourable to the commander’s mission

Social Infiltration

Date/Origin: Documented in medieval espionage, refined in modern intelligence

Known Sponsors/Operators: Various intelligence agencies, law enforcement infiltration of activist groups

Technique Summary: Embedding agents or assets within a social or political group to steer its direction, collect intelligence, or sow discord.

Commentary: COINTELPRO’s infiltration of civil rights and anti-war groups exemplified this technique. In the internet age, infiltration can also occur through forums, private chats, and video conference calls.

 Emotional Contagion Experiments

Date/Origin: Publicly revealed example in 2014 (Facebook experiment)

Known Sponsors/Operators: Social media companies, marketing researchers, rumored intelligence outfits

Technique Summary: Manipulating the emotional tone of content to see if users’ moods can be swayed en masse — thereby shaping discourse, attitudes, or purchase behaviors.

Commentary: Facebook’s 2014 “emotional contagion” study caused public uproar about consent and ethics. The potential for large-scale mood manipulation feeds into broader concerns about digital psyops.

Memory Holing

Date/Origin: Term coined by George Orwell’s 1984; practiced since well before the modern era

Known Sponsors/Operators: Totalitarian regimes, some corporate brand managers

Technique Summary: Systematically erasing references to an event or figure from official discourse, archives, and media. The goal is to rewrite or erase history in real time.

Commentary: High-profile examples include Stalinist Soviet Union erasing images of purged officials. Digital mediums, ironically, make memory-holing harder — yet targeted data purges can still be alarmingly effective.

Signaling Displeasure and Instability: State actors, such as intelligence services, have been linked to planting divisive or provocative graffiti (e.g., racist symbols or antagonistic messages) in target nations. The goal is to widen existing social tensions, instigate local conflicts, or project the illusion of widespread domestic unrest.

In cyber-enabled PsyOps, threat actors have evolved to conduct "digital graffiti." This involves hacking into local infrastructure or distributing branded digital dossiers—such as the "IDFLeaks" campaign—to intimidate individuals and sow panic across civilian populations.

COLONEL PINK STICKY FOAM

He just shows up too many places simultaneously.

(Col Alexander not Hellboy)

Like agent smith from the matrix but with disguises.

And unlimitable recourses and a trained task force.

They host spoon bending parties, watching.

They spread like control virus.

A CIA sound system comes down from one of their properties.

Connected to the 'Paranormal non lethal weapons' Colonel.

Playing subliminal mind control trance, I would expect.

Just looking at the sort of shit they go round doing.

One of the colonels non leathal weapons concepts which never quite made it out of their lab's was a 'pink sticky foam' which could be hosed at uncontrollable mobs of people.

Effectively gluing them together into a manageable hodge podge.

It would perhaps be better than the rubber bullet's they are using against the people these days, but they would probably make it so it made you skin burn and itch and sent you crazy.

I wonder if he brainstormed this idea whilst in the rainbow region, where the revolution is 'pink sticky foam'.

Or if it was an inspiration from one his plant ceremonies in South America with 'the shamans'.

He probably devoured some spirits like a soul eater from all those people he'd vampired in south east asia. And got some training.

There were some rumors that he had grown exceedingly wealthy (not just from army crime connections, high paying jobs in intelligence, real estate, and human trafficking and mind control jobs) but from supervising the delivery of a shipping container full of live human meat to pay the aliens.

Some kind of business contract the Bushes had going with an especially cruel and nasty posse of greys, and that the screaming of those people when they were delivered was some of the most distressing he had heard in his entire career as a mercenary.

And even though he had received special training to deal with uncomfortable emotions the memory still terrified him.

Grey aliens posses a communal psychic hive mind and their rumours travel on inaudible telepathic frequencies, their sound of their voices resembles dry leaves crumbling.

“Pentagon sources tell me the real reason Gritz retired was that he was pressured into leaving by superiors who felt he had ‘done a Colonel Kurtz,’ meaning he was uncontrollable, like the character in the Joseph Conrad novel Heart of Darkness.” His “missions,” which were paid for in part with money channeled through William Shatner, Clint Eastwood, and supposedly Ross Perot, never got far, though one of Gritz’s men was wounded by Laotian paramilitaries and ransomed, and Gritz was arrested in Thailand. In any case, there were never any American POWs in jungle camps, though Gritz cruelly raised families’ hopes and reportedly took money from them.'' ''Bo, meanwhile, was determined to see it through. Gritz claimed that they headed out for a secret location in Laos. Thai police, who were watching Bo, report that he spent his time lolling about in several houses owned by Therraphant. Gritz wrote a letter describing his long trek through the jungle where he claimed to have discovered a POW camp complete with US POWs. Thai police arested Gritz. He showed up at his trial in civvies, the Thai would not let him wear a uniform. He was, however, flanked by Loh Therraphant holding Bo's khaki uniform complete with medals from head to foot. It was here that Bo was observed and photographed by Soldier of Fortune reporter Jim Coyne. Coyne reported that Gritz appeared amazingly pale and unscratched (anyone remember the "wait-a-minute" vines in the bush?) for a man who had just returned from a long, arduous trek through the jungle. The Thai tossed Gritz out of the country. Gritz came back and was to present his bombshell testimony before a House Committee. There, it was revealed that the bags of MAI bones that he brought back were animal bones and Indochinese bones. Bo admitted that he had no evidence. He even admitted that his photos had not turned out because he had used the wrong camera settings. End of Lazarus Omega. It is from these comedies that Gritz claims that he entered Laos, found a POW camp, and rescued two Americans. He then claims that his team was ambushed on their return trip and abandoned the two Americans.'' ''The "Wandering Soul" Tapes Aquino was heavily involved in PSYOP tactics that utilized fear and disorientation against the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army (NVA). His unit utilized helicopters equipped with large loudspeakers to blast terrifying, amplified sounds. These broadcasts often featured distorted "demonic screams" or ghostly wails—part of a psychological operation informally known as Operation Wandering Soul—to play upon Vietnamese cultural and religious beliefs that souls left without proper burial would wander in torment. ''Aquino served as a U.S. Army Special Forces ("Green Beret") and intelligence officer specializing in psychological operations. [1]PSYOP Experiments: In the course of his 1969 combat tour, his duties included attempts to disorient Viet Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers using amplified sounds and "demonic screams" blared from helicopters. During his deployment in Bến Cát, he heavily referenced John Milton's Paradise Lost, which subsequently inspired his personal Satanic manifesto, the Diabolicon. His deployments earned him multiple decorations, including the Bronze Star, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross (Psychological Warfare Medal First Class)'' His practical experience in Vietnam shaped his broader views on modern warfare. These unconventional tactics heavily influenced his later career. In 1980, alongside Colonel Paul E. Valley, he co-authored the official U.S. Army concept paper titled From PSYOP to Mind War. This document proposed using mass psychology and advanced communications to directly target and influence human consciousness rather than relying on physical destruction

Hunter S. Thompson held a deep contempt for both Bush presidents, Thompson considered the 41st president a "mean-spirited wimp" "genetically dishonest" and arguably committed more high crimes in and around the Oval Office than Richard Nixon would have been impeached for. often referring to him as a "mutated Mr. Rogers clone" and a "butt boy for the rich". Thompson claimed he had an early encounter with George W. Bush in 1974 at a Super Bowl party in Houston. According to the journalist, Bush "passed out" in his bathtub while hanging around a crowd of "gilded coke dilettantes". "I have a friend who was with George W Bush at Yale," Thompson recalls. "Bush branded him with a red-hot coat hanger." "Why?" "Some fraternity thing. He still has the scar. (The victim, a respected television journalist, later confirms this story. "I couldn't swear that George did the branding himself," he tells me, "because he'd made me put a pillowcase over my head for eight hours beforehand. But he was the one in charge of the ceremony. I was on the front page of Yale News." "I remember Bush as a kind of a butt-boy for the smart people. This was in the late 1970s, when he was in his drunken-fool period. He couldn't handle liquor. He knew who I was, at that time, because I had a reputation as a writer. I knew he was part of the Bush dynasty.  Thompson routinely accused the administration of running a fascist government and using the presidency to scare national networks into submission. Thompson remarked that simply hearing someone call Bush "Mr. President" made him feel ashamed. He consistently campaigned against him, famously stating in a 2003 interview on Democracy Now! that "we are the Nazis in this game" under Bush's leadership. Something is dangerously wrong in any country where a monumentally-Failed backwoods politician can scare our national TV networks so totally that they will give him anything he wants.

Thompson considered Bush Sr. to be part of an insignificant, "bogus rich kid" dynasty that offered the country no real humor or substance. He believed the Bush machinery manipulated the 1988 and 1992 elections to protect the interests of corporate and political elites. he described "Dubya" as a dangerous dunce and jackass whose administration ran on deliberate fear-mongering and religious zealotry.

''an overwhelming majority of ordinary Americans become extremely irate when their undemocratically elected dictators give long winded heart felt patriotic speeches in the advertising time leading up to the big game''

''At Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden, Trump received a hostile reception. When shown on the jumbotron giving a military salute during the national anthem, large sections of the crowd responded with loud boos, while others cheered. Trump later described the arena's atmosphere as "mostly cheers" and "very enthusiastic" Media analysts and journalists covering these events often highlight this gap between the reality of the stadium boos and Trump's official version of events on social media. Observers note that these moments underscore deep political polarization, with supporters and opponents viewing the booing differently—either as an authentic expression of democratic free speech or an unnecessary political distraction at sporting events''

The word "brainwashing" was coined in 1950 by journalist Edward Hunter, who was secretly a CIA agent.

“Brain-washing Tactics Force Chinese Into Ranks of Communist Party,” blared his headline in the Miami Daily News in September 1950. In the article, and later in a book, Hunter described how Mao Zedong’s Red Army used terrifying ancient techniques to turn the Chinese people into mindless, Communist automatons. He called this hypnotic process “brainwashing,” a word-for-word translation from xi-nao, the Mandarin words for wash (xi) and brain (nao), and warned about the dangerous applications it could have. The process was meant to “change a mind radically so that its owner becomes a living puppet—a human robot—without the atrocity being visible from the outside.”

When he was shot down over Korea and captured in 1952, Colonel Frank Schwable was the highest ranking military officer to meet that fate, and by February 1953, he and other prisoners of war had falsely confessed to using germ warfare against the Koreans, dropping everything from anthrax to the plague on unsuspecting civilians. The American public was shocked, and grew even more so when 5,000 of the 7,200 POWs either petitioned the U.S. government to end the war, or signed confessions of their alleged crimes. The final blow came when 21 American soldiers refused repatriation.

Suddenly the threat of brainwashing was very real, and it was everywhere. The U.S. military denied the charges made in the soldiers’ “confessions,” but couldn’t explain how they’d been coerced to make them. What could explain the behavior of the soldiers besides brainwashing? The idea of mind control flourished in pop culture, with movies like Invasion of the Body Snatchers and The Manchurian Candidate showing people whose minds were wiped and controlled by outside forces. FBI director J. Edgar Hoover referred to thought-control repeatedly in his book Masters of Deceit: The Story of Communism in America and How to Fight It. By 1980 even the American Psychiatric Association had given it credence, including brainwashing under “dissociative disorders” in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-III.

'' early 1950s marked the debut of the military’s studies into psychological torture, and instead of concluding the American soldiers needed rehabilitation, military directors came to a more ominous conclusion: that the men were simply weak. “They became less interested in the fantasy of brainwashing and became worried our men couldn’t stand up to torture,” Holmes says. This resulted in the Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape program (SERE), meant to inoculate men against future attempts at psychological torture by using those same torture techniques in their training.''

''It's not my fault, I am not at all responsible,

.....they kidnapped me as a child and fed me drugs, ran subliminals on me and did a professional mind control job.

Then they send out agents and watchers to follow me round and leave little triggers to make me act in certain ways....

honestly Im not responsible for anything...

and you know i think they are doing this on mass scale with education system and entertainment tv and media....'''

''A prisoner-of-war camp is an excellent laboratory for such an experiment. The requisites for brainwashing are isolation of the subject from normal environment, time to work on him, patience, and utter ruthlessness. The prescription from there on is the administration of doses of fear, despair, fact, and fiction in combinations carefully gauged for the individual in his stages of deterioration. Eventually his discrimination between fact and fiction, or his regard for the difference, is unhinged.''

OPERATION PHEONIX AND THE AMERICAN SECRET AGENT BULLIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AFTERWARDS

Prior to this (during the 1980''s)Mr Alexander had been serving with an American private army in south east Asia post Vietnam, with the likes of Bo Gritz, Micheal Aquino, Mr W prehn(bush cia).

Operation PHEONIX; when the American nazis sent in their delta agents to get back at the Viet Cong after the public unpopularity and humiliation of the Vietnam war.

No one new as it was a secret operation and they sent out their cruelest.

They wanted Võ Nguyên Giáp the Vietnamese army general who had been embarrassing America's best/worst since the war began.

''I’m a Việtnamese refugee and was born in Sài Gòn, Việt Nam. My family and I were aggressively forced to flee our homeland due to the Việt Nam War. We fled in terror along with 800,000 other Việtnamese refugees. To non-Việtnamese, we were more commonly known as “the boat people.”

For us, we were now stateless and without a home. We fled in the midst of war. We escaped in the middle of an international humanitarian crisis. We gazed in horror as the brutal communist regime and American military annihilated our country. Our home.'''

Between 1968 and 1972 they killed or officially neutralized 81740 people suspected of Viet Cong membership.

But no Võ Nguyên Giáp.

Some very questionable and barbarous methods of coercion were employed which disturbed many.

Just imagine Col John Alexander Bo Gritz and Michael Aquino all in south east Asia together with a license to kill.

Though no one 'publicly' knew about the American offensive until way after it was over.

We need to fight the communist virus.

The domino effect of communism was spreading across the pacific, apparently.

The high up American military was obviously cultivating a culture of mercenary, barbarism, racism, Nazism, a desensitized culture of cruelty to get revenge on the Vietnamese.

They did not even teach their army the Vietnamese language.

Torture with electric shocks and gang rape and eels.

A lot of 'new world order mind control' stuff that is popular with alternate media conspiracy theorists comes out the cruel soldiers overthere in the early 1970's.

This is where the illuminati world police seem start.

They finance themselves with criminal acts.

The first reports of micro chipping humans come from here.

A lot of pain experimentation and trial and error goes into getting a microchip into the right place in humans brain.

So that that today ultra rich brain damaged American's who know Elon Musk can lead more interactive lives

So that Steven Hawking may communicate hIs ideas more easily to us.

They kidnap a lot of people and do a lot of cruel experimentation and start to get pretty professional with some of their mind control psychological war fare techniques.

And this is just what they get caught for.

Ufo's are a very common sight above the clouds and many wonder if its some other higher up Americans watching them.

Or Aliens and the high up Americans together.

A lot of talk of one world government comes out of the military offensive.

Both information about and implementation of a New World Order emanates from here.

Mind control society.

Also running from 1967 -74 was Operation Chaos trained agents spying on and infiltrating anti war activists.

''Between 1970 and 2000, CIA offensive operations in Southeast Asia transitioned from massive, direct paramilitary campaigns into covert proxy wars and intelligence-gathering efforts. During the 1970s, the agency focused heavily on Indochina, shifting to secretive political maneuvering and funding anti-communist insurgencies in the 1980s and 1990s.

"Secret War" in Laos: The CIA directed the largest paramilitary operation in its history, mobilizing an army of tens of thousands of ethnic Hmong fighters to combat North Vietnamese forces and the Pathet Lao. This included directing massive, undeclared bombing campaigns using the CIA-owned proprietary airline, Air America.

Cambodian Operations: Following the 1970 coup that ousted Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the CIA provided vital intelligence and material support to the Lon Nol regime against invading North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops. The agency supplied actionable intelligence that directly facilitated South Vietnamese and American ground incursions and aerial bombings

Cambodian Resistance: Following the 1979 Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia, the Reagan administration and CIA covertly funneled tens of millions of dollars into non-communist Cambodian resistance factions. These factions operated in loose coalitions alongside the heavily armed Khmer Rouge, with the U.S. running logistical and support operations out of neighboring Thailand to bleed Vietnamese and Soviet resources in the region.

The CIA used Thailand as a central hub to orchestrate anti-communist propaganda, intelligence collection, and cross-border support operations directed throughout Indochina and into neighboring countries.

Operations in the latter half of the 1990s primarily transitioned to traditional espionage, counter-narcotics intelligence, and regional stability monitoring rather than kinetic, offensive operations.''

Manufacturing Reality

''.Manufacturing Reality: How Perception Became the New Domain of Conflict by Chris Cathey explores how modern conflicts are won by shaping cognitive models rather than physical territory. It decodes the science and strategies behind how institutions and media engineer consensus, making it essential reading for understanding modern information warfare.

Rather than manipulating facts directly, contemporary influence operations shape the cognitive models through which people interpret events, determining what feels true, who appears guilty, and which actions seem justified., this book explains why emotion governs belief adoption and why visual media overrides analytical judgment. It shows how institutions, platforms, and bureaucratic procedures stabilize contested narratives, turning persuasion into governance and outrage into policy pressure

Emotion Over Analysis: The book highlights why emotions govern belief adoption and how visual media often overrides analytical judgment.

Rather than taking a political stance or focusing on partisan bias, the book delivers a structural analysis of how perception functions as a coordinated system and a tool of modern power.''

BOAT PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA

The term "boat people" emerged in Australian media to describe asylum seekers arriving by sea. Media framing shifted drastically from sympathetic during the 1970s Vietnamese exodus to nationalistic and securitized coverage by the 2001 MV Tampa crisis.

AMERICAN GEOPOLITICAL DESTABALIZATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

The CIA illuminati media claims they were present(during the 1980's) in order to combat narco terrorists and bring home captured soldiers from the Vietnam war, and the communists.

In reality they were taking villages and hypnotizing kids(both for human trafficking and to practice their tax payer funded psychic skills they've been cultivating in black budget psychic programs at least since the ww2 german intelligence became the cia) and getting involved in drug trafficking with the purpose of destabilization and control.

American military industrial complex clairvoyant cunts human trafficking and running hard addictive drugs and who knows what else to finance mind control entertainment to finance more human trafficking and war.

These psychic trained red neck nazi capitalist delta agents come out of there that go round kidnapping kids who come up as being influential in their future readings.

Probably at least half Hollywood actors have been kidnapped and hypnotized and mind controlled, watched by paid trained American military industrial complex psychics.

Illuminati CIA film crews made the Rambo series.

Some of it filmed over there.

You'd think with all that money and resources they could make a watchable film.

Pay someone to actually write a script or something.

I imagine they would've been much better off making something like the British sitcom 'Allo Allo' about the nazi occupation of France during world war 2.

Set it in a noodle bar in Saigon with a terrified noodle chef having to serve the cruel white devil American mercenary soldiers who were kidnapping people and getting kids on crack(in an attempt to take out the next generation of Vietcong) running mind control experiments in the Bien Hoa Mental Hospital Saigon mental ward.

Kidnaping people and trying to insert microchips in their brains.

Trying to re animate consciousness in corpses.

Like the Re- Animator movies (directed by Scott Gordon adapted from short stories written by H P Lovecraft) where Dr Herbert West (played by Jeffery Combs) invents a syrum to bring cadavers back to life.

Necromancy, but in Bein Hoa mental ward the experiments involved electric pulses directed to certain places in the brain.

Not an injectable flourescent green syrum.

Or

Like Bride of the Re animator where they try and create the perfect mind controlled call girl to send off to the 'Bushes' and their reptile mates.

Back in Texas

For truck loads of money and or favours.

Trying to re animate consciousness in the deceased.

I heard Col Alexander procured some meat(poor people) to experiment on for Dr Kubler Ross where she studied this sort thing in secret labs in America in the 1980's..

And was very well respected for the work she did on death and dying in the 1980s.

Then they were experimenting with devices like that other movie From the Beyond (also directed by Scott Gordon)where a Dr Pretorius(played by Jeffrey Combs again) is experimenting with a device called the 'resonator' which emits vibrations and frequencies to stimulate tthe pineal gland.

Senses highten and those exposed to resonator start to see in energy.

Giant blood thirsty ouboros like worms slither out their pineal glands and out their third eyes.

Flesh devouring necrophiliac beings from another dimension take Dr Pretorious.

Everyone goes mad and necrophilliac and they blow the whole place up.

Again very very similar to the what the Americans were doing in Saigon.

Experimenting with devices and frequencies

Depatterning and trying to reprogram human consciousness.

the soft machine

biological illumanati robots.

microwave fleshbots and cyborg meat drones.

They could've made a fantastic film set in the Bein Hoa mental hospital itself; with captured Vietcong and inmates locked up in a cell together like Hogans Heros anxiously awaiting to be hauled away for one of Dr Cutters experiments, with a One Flew Over the Cookoos Nest feel, meets Apocalypse Now meets From Beyond meets Bride of the Re Animator but with a more 1970's vibe.

And Jeffery Combs would've been ideal to cast as Dr Loyd H Cutter.

They would have to make an epic mini series.

Theres just too much to fit in there.

Reality is weirder than mind control entertainment.

Not fucking Rambo three times over.

The 1980's when only the american military had the internet.

Art and capitalism don't mix. Art being about expression and consciousness.

Capitalism being about control. Capitalist art to control expression of consciousness.

A certain Dr Loyd H Cutter(again I wonder if this was his real name, they set people up, give them anything to do their experiments on controlling consciousness) running all kinds of experiments(warcrimes, crimes against humanity) electric shocks to test 'depatterning' on captives.

Trying to create the 'manchurian candidate'.

Trying to Control consciousness, trying to make humans perform acts against their will do things they would not otherwise do.

Lots of experiments and burnt bodies and agony and cruelty.

But instead we get Rambo.

Probably to promote private investment in American crime in south east Asia post Vietnam, to promote Beau Gritz's "God Guns and Gritz American election campaign.

Then after Rambo they got some different people and flew to south American and made Predator.

What else is there to do after rampaging through the Vietnames jungles for the last ten years indiscriminately murdering people who may or may not have the word Nguyen in the their names.

Desensetized to cruelty and murder and death and pain.

Doing human sacrifice.

What the fuck else is there to do?

But invest a little of your exploitation war crime blood money on a trip to south America Mexico to make a big Hollywood flick about an indestructible alien predator lizard.

They probably invoked the fucking thing with all the random blood sacrifice they were doing.

Id probably estimate that ccolonel Alexander had taken at least five hundred lives with hius own hands before he showed up in the rainbow region.

And began working on psychological warfare.

They make the musical miss Saigon which, many consider the script to be racist or at the least full of racial stereotypes and base it on the musical madam butterfly as if to condone all the monarch experiment programed escorts the American military psychics send out of there.

The 2009 Defence White Paper Defending Australia in the Asia Pacific Century: Force 2030 identifies that ‘The Government has decided that it will further develop the ADF’s capacity to deploy specialists to conduct field intelligence and information operations’.

''The 1968 assassination of Robert F. Kennedy by Sirhan Sirhan fueled real-world "Manchurian Candidate" theories. Sirhan claimed to have no memory of the shooting, leading to enduring speculation that he had been placed in a hypnotic trance or programmed. Despite this, he was convicted of first-degree murder in a California court and his hypnotism defense was rejected.'' ai

that there is no such thing as an individual, that the human personality is a totally malleable thing.

the Delirium Box

The device was a stolen Pentagon artifact that Darren Jones—a government agent obsessed with eradicating all eccentricity and quirkiness from the human world—used to create the "false" Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E.

Merely gazing at the Delirium Box is incredibly dangerous. It forces the viewer to contemplate realities that bend physical laws, and the more imaginative and sensitive the viewer is, the higher the risk of being permanently mesmerized into a state of sheer madness and delirium

THEYRE FUCKING WITH ME SUBLIMINALY

SUICIDAL TENDENCIES

Flashing pictures on the screen Shown too quickly to be seen Doesn't register in the conscious mind Propaganda of another kind Danger (Nightmare) Doomsday (Nightmare) Murder (Nightmare) Nightmare, nightmare Danger (Nightmare) Doomsday (Nightmare) Murder (Nightmare) Nightmare, nightmare They'll fuck with me subliminally They'll fuck with me subliminally They'll fuck with me subliminally They'll fuck with me subliminally

Watching TV, I start to cry For no reason, I don't know why Could it be from messages on my TV Which I'm getting subliminally?

They're fucking with me subliminally They're fucking with me subliminally

Mind control, the easiest way Sponsored by the CIA It's a weapon you cannot see It's propaganda subliminally

Psycho Miko

Freud was the one to observe that significant mental activity occurs below conscious awareness, and thus, he reasoned, thoughts and behaviors could be influenced surreptitiously.

in 1917, Austrian neurologist and psychologist Otto Poetzl, set out to conduct an experiment to test Freud's theory. Poetzl wanted to determine whether images, when presented so briefly that the participants could not consciously perceive them, would nevertheless affect their subsequent mental imagery and dreams. Using a tachistoscope—a device specifically designed to display pictures or text for a predetermined amount of time—Poetzl exposed the participants of the experiment to a series of complex flickering line drawings, which only appeared for about 1/100 of a second. When asked after the experiment was over, participants typically said that they have, in fact, not seen anything. In the second part of the experiment, the participants were asked to engage in free drawing, fantasizing, or to describe dreams that arrived either shortly after the experiment or following a night's sleep. Upon the results of the study, Poetzl concluded that the influence of the briefly flashed images on the psyche of the participants was evident: many have reproduced details or created fantasies that were thematically or structurally related to the drawings that were beamed into their minds bypassing the awareness. This tendency for unconsciously perceived visual stimuli to reappear later in altered or disguised forms in dreams or imaginative productions became popularly known as the Poetzl Effect.

 Media companies, advertisers, and government agencies nevertheless started experimenting with subliminal influence early on… you know, just in case it did work. Some of the initial attempts to use subliminal messages on a wider public came in animated films, produced by Warner Brothers and Disney.

Wise Quacking Duck, released in 1943 during the peak of WWII. In one of the scenes, as Daffy Duck casually lives out the cartoonishly classic chaotic mischief, he momentarily passes by a statue which for a few frames flashes a "Buy Bonds" message to the unaware audience. Reportedly, this was a marketing attempt by the United States government to attract its citizens to buy bonds as a patriotic duty to support the ongoing war effort.

In 1957, marketing researcher James Vicary conducted a controversial experiment reportedly, involving visitors of a movie theater in Fort Lee, New Jersey, who unwittingly were exposed to quickly flashing messages like "Eat Popcorn" and "Drink Coca-Cola" during film screenings. To everyone's astonishment, Vicary claimed that as a result both, Popcorn and Coca-Cola, sales increased by 57.8% and 18.1% respectively.

 in a 1962 interview with Advertising Age, Vicary was pressed to admit personally that his study was a gimmick, and a PR stunt. 

Sixties rock superstar Jimi Hendrix said: "You can hypnotize people with music, and when you get them at their weakest point you can preach into their subconscious whatever you want to say.

Some of the most concrete "mind control" court cases stem from CIA-funded experiments at McGill University's Allan Memorial Institute in Montreal. From 1948 to 1964, psychiatrist Dr. Ewen Cameron subjected unwitting patients to intensive electroconvulsive therapy, deep sleep comas, and "psychic driving" (relentless audio loops) to wipe and reprogram their memories. Victims pursued civil litigation in the Canadian court system, attempting to sue the U.S. and Canadian governments for decades.

: "I certainly could educate a child by putting an electrode in the lateral hypothalamus and then selecting the situations at which I stimulate it. In this way I can grossly change his behavior."

''The brain operates with a narrow band of frequencies, beta waves or normal activity are 13-35 Hz, alpha waves or focused mental functioning are 8-12 Hz, theta waves or mental imagery are 4-7 Hz, and delta waves or sleep are .5-3 Hz. External stimulation of the brain by electromagnetic energy causes the brain to become entrained or locked in phase with an external signal. Specific waveforms and frequencies trigger precise chemical responses in the brain. The release of these neurochemicals cause specific reactions in the brain, which result in feelings of fear, lust, depression, love, etc. The power level needed to achieve a level of control over brain activity is very small, from 5 to 200 microamperes, which is a thousand times less than the power to run a 60watt light bulb. The trick to influencing brain activity is in the combination of frequency, power level and wave form.''

''There are hundreds of patents related to directed energy weapons and what the Pentagon now refers to as "psychotronica" or "synthetic telepathy". The existence of these patents, together with the body of scientific research, and the testimony of victims of human experimentation is incontrovertible proof that the weapons exist. The earliest patents for directed energy weapons belong to Nikola Tesla.''

In a 1972 article in Issues in Criminology, the CIA/Pandora telemetric implants were advocated as a means to monitor and manipulate the minds of the probationers. "The technique of telemetric control of human beings offers the possibility of regulating behavior with precision on a subconscious level." According to DOD official Joseph Meyer, the technology could, "Surround the criminal with a kind of externalized conscience, an electronic substitute for social conditioning, group pressure, and inner motivation." The ideal subject was, "the poor and uneducated urban dweller (who) is fundamentally unnecessary to the economy.

"Neuroweapons: Researchers argue that neuroscience is enabling weapons that can remotely manipulate mental states, emotions, and behaviors.

Behavioral Modification Research: Studies have suggested that extremely low frequency (ELF) or electromagnetic energy can be used to cause agitation, lethargy, or other mental shifts. ""

While true "mind control" weapons—devices that can remotely manipulate specific thoughts or actions—remain in the realm of science fiction, existing non-lethal technologies that influence human behavior or physiological states through sensory disruption cost anywhere from hundreds of dollars for DIY kits to millions for military-grade systems.

(1990) The London Observer reported, "An electronic torture chamber, using a white noise generator designed to pulse sound at 1 1 Hz-apparently ultimately capable of destroying the human body-has been installed by a British company, Electronic Intelligence, inside the headquarters of the Special Branch of Dubai. Called "The House of Fun", the torture chamber also houses a strobe light set at 1 1Hz and synchronized with the white noise generator, the combined effect of which is to reduce anyone inside the cell to a "screaming helpless suppliant within moments." The equipment was referred to as "Prisoner Disorientation Equipment."

''Puharich went over the heads of the disbelieving US military and hand delivered a secret report to President Carter, Trudeau of Canada, and other western dignitaries. The government moved quickly to shut him up, burning down his home and much of his research. While in hiding in Mexico he had managed to arrange a meeting and an agreement was reached. He has had no trouble with the CIA to date, save that his book on the subject of the ELF war has been blocked from publication, the public remains uninformed. On the subject of the ELF cancer-causing wave he says, "These waves cannot be jammed. The lower frequency Hertz waves are as long as 300,000 miles. The government has built huge transmitters in South Africa, Australia and other places to beam ELF waves back to Russia. There is no shield that will stop these signals." (K

neutralize(v.)

1734, "to render neutral" (in a chemical sense), from French neutraliser (17c.), from neutral (see neutral (adj.)). Meaning "to counterbalance, render inoperative, invalidate" is by 1795; as an underworld euphemism for "to kill (someone)," by 1987. The intransitive sense "remain neutral" is older (1660s) but is now obsolete. Related: Neutralized; neutralizing.

The word traces back to the Latin adjective neutralis (meaning "of neuter gender"), which evolved from the prefix ne- ("not") and uter ("either").

To neutralize means to render something ineffective, counteract its power, or make it harmless. Depending on the context, it involves balancing opposite forces, balancing acidic/alkaline chemicals, disarming explosive devices, or—in military or espionage contexts—disabling or killing an enemy.

''present in their report a list of software and hardware associated with their psycho -correction program that could be procured for as little as $80,000. As far as it has become possible to probe and correct psychic contents of human beings despite their will and consciousness by instrumental means. ..results having been achieved can get out of [our] control and be used with inhuman purposes of manipulating psyche." The Russia authors note that, "World opinion is not ready for dealing appropriately with the problems coming from the possibility of direct access to the human mind. A firm called Psychotechnologies Corp., based in Richmond, Va., entered into an agreement with the Russians to share and develop this technology for American use. Dr. Smirnov died of a heart attack in 2005 and the patent is now held exclusively by Psychotechnologies Corp. Psi-Tech is controlled by Col. John B. Alexander, General Michael Aquino, and Lt. Col. Albert Stubbblebine.'''

''COINTELPRO: Cointelpro stands for counter intelligence program which was primarily run by the FBI as a covert action program against domestic dissidents. The use of infiltration, psychological warfare, harassment through the legal system, and the use of extralegal force and violence, including murder, probably began in the 1950's and is now a permanent feature of US government. Targets included the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement, the environmental movement, opposition political parties, basically any progressive group in American society. Dissidents stole FBI files in 1971 that detailed Cointelpro operations at the same time the Pentagon Papers were published detailing decades of systematic government lying about the Vietnam War to the American people. Watergate hit the front pages with the story of a clandestine squad of White House "plumbers" that broke into Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist office in an effort to smear him. The "plumbers" were caught burglarizing the offices of the democratic national committee (DNC) and eventually nationally televised congressional hearings revealed a full-blown program of "dirty tricks" to subvert the anti-war movement as well as the Democratic Party by forging letters, leaking false news items to the press, stealing files, and roughing up demonstrators. The operation was traced back to the attorney general, and the White House, implicating the FBI, the President and his top staff''

''Hitachi is selling microchip technology to the public, called the Mu chip, it can be attached to passports and banknotes and easily implanted into human beings by subdermal injection. It is 0.4 mm by 0.4 mm, about the size of a flat grain of sand. It is an RFID (radio frequency ID) chip, meaning when the chip is scanned it will instantly register your personal bar code, which will then plug into the master database of your life. A larger chip, the size of a grain of sand is sold by Verichip which is capable of sending radio signals, locating you via GPS, and accessing you remotely. It is being marketed as a way to automatically debit your bank account for purchases, enter restricted areas, or interface with computer systems. The public has been gradually drawn into accepting microchips that are now routinely put into pets and even small children.''

''A tool called the Bio-Pacer can, according to its manufacturer, produce a number of mood altering frequencies — WITHOUT attachment to the subject. Indeed, the Bio-Pacer III (a high-powered version) can affect an entire room. This device costs $275, according to the most recent price sheet available.''

''The footnote on ELF is fairly specific and admits that it is to be used in "conjunction" with television and radio, in short, the ELF MindWar attack signal will be piggybacked on a TV carrier wave to target civilian populations in their homes to instill feelings of fear and terror prior to the start of a conflict. The power of ELF to change the mood and thoughts of enemy populations was well understood by the US PSYOP forces, and to Valley and Aquino in particular. If these weapons were turned against friendly populations it would be extremely difficult to detect their influence. The Psychology of Victory," paper represents a scheme for waging perpetual psychological warfare against friend and enemy populations alike, particularly against the American people. The "MindWar" paper was provoked by an article by Lt. Col. John Alexander, which appeared in the December 1980 edition of Military Review, advocating the introduction of ESP (extra- sensory perception), "telepathic behavior modification" para-psychology, psycho kinesis ("mind over matter"), remote viewing, out of body experiences, and other New Age and occult practices into U.S. military intelligence. Alexander's paper was titled "The New Mental Battlefield: Beam Me Up, Spock." Lt. Col John B. Alexander has been in charge of non-lethal weapons development for twenty years. Director, advanced concepts US Army Lab. Command, Adelphi, MD 1985-88. Manager, nonlethal weapons defense technology, Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1988-1995 (ret). Manager, anti- material technology, Defense Initiatives Office, 1988-91. Program manager, contingency mission technology, Conventional Defense Technology. Director for science liaison, National Institute for Discovery Sciences, 1995 to present. Visiting scientist, Los Alamos, 1995 to present.'''

''THE AVIARY: The Aviary is an alleged cabal of intelligence agents and others who seek to mislead, debunk, and/or enlighten the UFO research community.

''A robin redbreast in a cage Puts all Heaven in a rage. A dove house fill'd with doves and pigeons Shudders Hell thro' all its regions..... .......A skylark wounded in the wing, A Cherubim does cease to sing. The game cock clipp'd and arm'd for fight Does the rising Sun affright.'''

William Blake

 The dozen or so people in this secret group used bird names as code names, which is how they got the name “The Aviary.” The list of alleged members is like a “who’s who” of top military professionals, researchers, and UFO experts who have security clearances.

Dr. Christopher “Kit” Green, MD, Ph.D, Biomedical Sciences Department, General Motors, former head of the CIA’s UFO files. His codename was “Blue Jay.”

Ron Pandolfi, who was CIA Deputy Director for the Division of Science and Technology. His codename was “Pelican.”

Bruce Maccabee, Ph.D., research scientist in optical physics and laser weapons applications at the U.S. Naval Surface Weapons Lab, Maryland, and prolific author of supposed leaked government UFO data. His codename was “Sea Gull.”

Hal Puthoff, a physicist with the Institute for Advanced Research in Austin, Texas. His codename was “Owl.”

John Alexander, Ph.D. in Death Sciences; Lt. Col., U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command; and director of the Non-Lethal Weapons Department, Los Alamos National Laboratory. His codename was “Penguin.”

Cmdr. C.B. Scott Jones, Ph.D., former officer with the Office of Naval Intelligence and other agencies and eminent researcher for the Defense Nuclear Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, and other organizations. His codename was “Chickadee.”

Jacques Vallee, former astrophysicist and famous UFO researcher ,Ph.D. His codename was “Parrot.”

Capt. Bob Collins, retired USAF; Special Agent, Air Force Office of Special Investigations. His codename was “Condor.”

Sgt. Richard “Dick” Doty, USAF (Ret.); Special Agent, Air Force Office of Special Investigations. His codename was “Falcon.”

Ernie Kellerstrauss, supposedly security cleared for UFO information and who worked at Wright-Patterson AFB in the 1970s, His codename was “Hawk.”

Dale Graff is a UFO-related technology specialist who is said to be a researcher of ESP for the “military” UFO Working Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory. His codename was “Harrier.”

“Chicken Little,” “Buzzard,” “Nightingale,” and “Woodpecker,” who happens to be Hollywood producer Jaime Shandera, round out the roster of civilian UFO researchers, contacts, and disinformation specialists.

If genuine, some of the information that the Aviary is rumored to have access to is quite amazing, including hard, irrefutable evidence of UFO crashes and both live and deceased aliens. “The Yellow Book” is a physical record of communications with an alien creature called EBE-1, who was rescued after a crash and held in captivity by MJ-12. They are reported to have access to this document.

The policy is people in the armed forces are ordered not of speak of their extra-terrestrial experiences especially publicly.

''An aviary is a large, enclosed habitat designed to keep and display birds. Unlike small, restrictive birdcages, aviaries provide enough space for birds to fly, and they often feature plants, water features, and shrubbery to mimic natural ecosystems The term entered the English language in the late 1500s (around 1577). It derives from the Latin word aviarium, which means "a place where birds are kept". This Latin noun is based on avis, the Latin word for bird, which itself stems from the Proto-Indo-European root *awi- (meaning bird) The practice of housing birds dates back to antiquity, with ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans keeping birds in captivity for religious purposes, aesthetic beauty, and their songs. During the Middle Ages and Renaissance, aviaries became symbols of wealth and status. European nobility built elaborate garden and chamber enclosures to showcase exotic bird species. Today, large-scale aviaries are staples at zoos and sanctuaries, functioning as educational exhibits and safe havens for threatened or endangered species.

An aviary is generally a cage constructed from wire mesh separating the birds from the observers or watchers. Either to prevent the birds from escaping or keep factors outside of the cage from harming the birds.

''In Grant Morrison’s The Invisibles, Mister Quimper is a deeply twisted, mind-controlling entity and a key antagonist A deformed, diminutive homunculus who wears a mechanical porcelain mask Quimper is an operative of the demon-led Outer Church 10 Most Disturbing Supervillains That You've Never Heard Of. He previously managed a grotesque, underground sex club where employees were coerced into making adult films with alien creatures. He acts by hijacking the minds of his targets. He breaks victims down by forcing them to relive their deepest, darkest memories and trauma, allowing him to take complete control over them...... famously culminating in the arc where the (invisibles)team must deconstruct his presence inside the mind of their time-traveling teammate, Ragged Robin'' The Outer Church seeks total control over humanity, using Orwellian and Nazi-style methods. Mister Quimper describes their plans for humanity: You forgot you were parts of a machine. Because of your forgetfulness, the machine is inefficient. We can correct your functioning. We must correct it. You, in your chaotic state, may experience our efforts in value-laden terms; feelings of degradation, shame, and humiliation are common. Those states are simply the reaction pf a damaged subjective unit during its return to the ojective reality of the machine. "Individuality" is the name you give to your sickness. Your deviation from correct functioning. Understand this: we have come to free you from chaos and uncertainty. And "individuality." Col Alexander is widely known as the "father of non-lethal weapons". After his military career, he developed the "Non-Lethal Defense" concept as Project Manager at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Rather than representing a single commercial corporation, his work was tied to government agencies, defense contractors, and private think tanks. The Apollinaire Group: A private research and consulting organization based in Las Vegas where Alexander served as Science Director, advising the U.S. government on non-lethal and advanced weapons JAYCOR: A prominent defense contractor and research firm that collaborated closely with the Pentagon and national laboratories on early "soft-kill" and non-lethal strategic systems. Council on Foreign Relations: Alexander was a member of their independent working group on non-lethal weapons technologies in 1998, shaping early national policy and research NATO: Alexander served as the U.S. delegate to multiple international studies evaluating the implementation of non-lethal weaponry Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate (JNLWD): A joint Pentagon agency established in 1996 that heavily relied on his taxonomies and operational doctrines

'' from electronic control devices like the controversial Tasers—used by Britain's police to immobilise targets with electric shocks—to rubber bullets, chemical sprays and water cannons. But Alexander and other enthusiasts think the search for these weapons has just begun.

I met him in May on the edge of the Black Forest in Germany, at the 5th European Symposium on Non Lethal Weapons (NLWs). A handful of protestors held placards saying "against mind control." Alexander recounted that one of these "wavers"—people who believe they are targets of microwave beams—claimed to recognise him from a UFO encounter. "They're crazy paranoid," he explained.''

But, when even the British Medical Association voices concern about the "militarisation of biology," it isn't just conspiracy theorists who worry about the darker side of NLWs. As Jonathan Moreno's Mind Wars (2006) details, military scientists are using advances in neuroscience—which shed light on the biochemical basis of much human behaviour—to design weapons. Ultimately, these could lead to the intentional manipulation of people's emotions, memories and immune responses.''

 Some use "directed energy" to induce pain with electromagnetic waves. Others will allow remote stimulation of the skeletal muscles, helpful for target immobilisation. There was also talk of exploiting the psychological impact of smelly substances for crowd control, a technique already used by the Israeli army. "A human being needs to be treated as an information processor," says Alan Ashworth, a neuroscientist working for the US air force. Any stimulus, he explains, produces a motor response and it should be possible to design weapons that produce the desired behavioural outcome.

LWs have not yet been as popular in wars as early proponents had hoped, largely because of ambiguities in international law, their use in policing and crowd control is growing. (Taser International, for instance, enjoyed revenues of $92.8m in 2008.) And this is partly due to a shift towards crime control, where police seek pre-emptive techniques. The Mosquito is one example, a device emitting pulses of high frequency sound. Its buzz can be set in the 16kHz to 19kHz range, which can only be heard by younger people. Teenagers find the sound "irritating," says inventor Howard Stapleton (who can't hear it), although some describe it as painful. Compound Security Systems, the manufacturers, market it to deter antisocial youths outside shops or private residences.

But perhaps the real case against NLWs is that they aren't as non-lethal as they seem. In Moscow in 2002, Russian authorities ended the siege of a theatre that had been seized by Chechen terrorists by pumping in an aerosolised fentanyl derivative, a supposedly safe gas designed to incapacitate. Over 100 hostages died, with many more injured. Controversy over suspected deaths from Tasers didn't stop the home office from extending their use by police in December 2008,

George Knapp    I wanted to ask you about the pandemic. So we’re at a point now where people are taking off the masks, about half of our country has received at least one vaccination, but a lot of them are simply not going to go through with it. Can you give me a sense of how this might be viewed by our adversaries around the world, weaponization of future pandemics?

John Alexander

 You mentioned getting shots you know, I assume you like I am fully vaccinated as soon as we could possibly get that. But this notion of we’re not going to do it, or, you know, the conspiracy theories, and this is one that bleeds into about all of the areas of interests that we have, are just endemic. You know, Bill Gates has put chips in there the microchips to check everybody on the vaccine, or it’s for depopulation of the world or, you know, pick your ridiculous thing. But, unfortunately, substantial numbers of people believe these and then these conspiracies, it used to be, you know, minor fringe groups. Now, major conspiracy groups can run in 10s of millions.

''electromagnetic fields can be disruptive to purposeful behavior and may be capable of directing or interrogating such behavior. "Passage of 100 milliamperes through the myocardium (of the brain) can lead to cardiac standstill and death". "A rapidly scanning RFR system could provide an effective stun or kill capability over a large area." "Crowd control devices using RFR do exist. . .complementing sonic and infra-red weapons, which are well known, and were advertised in the British Defense Equipment Catalogue until 1983". Prominently listed were the Valkyrie is an infra-red device causing night blindness, and the Squawk Box or Sound Curdler, developed by the US for use in Vietnam.''

In 1991, ITV News Bureau reported the first known use of electronic subliminals on the battlefield and the true reason for the seemingly illogical and apparently suicidal attack by Iraqi troops on the deserted city of Al-Khafji. . . 12 miles south of the Kuwaiti border. . .the Iraqi's destroyed an FM radio station that had been installed in Al-Khafji by the US. DOD's Psy-Ops branch. Outwardly the station was broadcasting Tokyo Rose style propaganda, deserting Iraqi soldiers claimed that the real purpose of the station was to broadcast "the new, high tech, type of subliminal messages referred to as ultra-high- frequency "silent sounds" or "silent subliminals". "Although completely silent to the human ear, the negative voice messages placed on the tapes alongside the audible programming by psyops psychologists were clearly perceived by the subconscious minds of the Iraqi soldiers and the silent messages completely demoralized them and instilled a perpetual feeling of fear and hopelessness in their minds."

have confirmed a classified Pentagon contract for the development of "high-power electromagnetic generators that interfere with human brain waves." The article cited the memorandum of understanding dated 1994 between Attorney General Janet Reno, and Defense Secretary William Perry for transfer of LTL weapons to the law enforcement sector. A budget of under $50 million has been made available for funding associated "black" programs. Dr. Emery Horvath, a professor of physics at Harvard University, has stated in connection to the generator that interferes with human brain waves that "These electronic 'skull-zappers' are designed to invade the mind and short circuit its synapses... in the hands of government technicians, it may be used to disorient entire crowds, or to manipulate individuals into self destructive acts. It's a terrifying weapon."

Warden and other new- wave military thinkers say that the list of exotic technologies that could be harnessed for nonlethal weapons is already large and growing. It includes lasers, microwaves, sound waves, strobe lights, electromagnetic pulses, microbes, chemicals, computer viruses — even giant nets. Potentially these seem to offer U.S. forces new options across the whole range of missions, from crowd control to a strategic shutdown of an entire nation. Beanbag bullets, chemical sprays and noise generators would be handy against hostile crowds. Other technologies, like "super-caustic" chemicals that eat through metal or rubber or plastic, would disable not only tanks and trucks but virtually any machine. The most devastating would be electromagnetic pulses, high-powered microwaves and computer viruses that, by disabling all electrical and electronic systems, could cripple a whole society.

Los Alamos laboratory has developed EM (electromagnetic) weapons, the program is run by Gen. John Alexander, army veteran, psychic enthusiast, who holds a doctorate in Thanatology, the study of death. In 1980 Alexander wrote a paper in the US Army's Military Review, entitled "The New Mental Battlefield". The thesis was that telepathy could be used as an offensive weapon, and that electronic weapons might also be used for interfering with the brain activity of target groups. (Kieth pg263) Alexander did additional research and joined the special technologies group at Los Alamos Laboratories. During the Vietnam War Alexander was involved in operation Phoenix, the systematic assassination campaign that eliminated 30,000 suspected Viet Minh cadres. In practice, lists of names were compiled, using personal profiles and names supplied by informants. Many innocent people were dragged from their homes at night and summarily executed, along with the target group. . .how many is impossible to know. Alexander was involved in the mind control aspect of Phoenix that included implanting enemy POW's and civilian suspects in order to get them to attack each other. Alexander has taught neurolinguistic programming to a generation of leaders in the military and politics. The main thrust of his career has been as an expert in counter insurgency operations and infiltration operations combined with an emphasis on electromagnetic weapons. Radio Hypnotic Induced Control/ Electronic Dissolution of Memory (RHIC/EDOM) Remote hypnosis was first reported — using allegedly para-psychological means — in the early 1930s, by L.L. Vasilev, Professor of Physiology in the University of Leningrad. Later, other scientists attempted to accomplish the same goal, using less mystic means. Over the years, certain journalists have asserted that the CIA has mastered a technology call RHIC-EDOM. RHIC means "Radio Hypnotic Intracerebral Control." EDOM stands for "Electronic Dissolution of Memory." Together, these techniques can remotely induce hypnotic trance, deliver suggestions to the subject, and erase all memory for both the instruction period and the act which the subject is asked to perform. RHIC uses the stimoceiver, or a microminiaturized offspring of that technology to induce a hypnotic state.

A clock work orange

means a "person who acts like a wind-up machine."

In A Clockwork Orange, the dystopian government uses mind control to stop crime. The state forces an outlaw named Alex to watch violent movies while sick. Alex gets injected with a drug that causes extreme throwing up. He is strapped down with his eyes held wide open. He must watch movies of real pain and crime. Alex creates a strong brain link between crime and feeling sick. He physically cannot do bad things anymore.

The story argues that bad choices are better than no choices at all. Genuine kindness must come from the heart.

A Clockwork Orange's central theme – the use of brainwashing to quell evil impulses in the criminal mind – arose from Burgess's involvement with the British secret service and the CIA experiments.

Nadsat, the fictional slang in the novel, stems from the author's dealings with secret agents.

Burgess became involved with the CIA while working as a Colonial Service education officer in Malaya in the 1950s.

There he became a party to trials for a mind-control process designed to trigger emotional responses in the brain using pain and pleasure – the inspiration, it is claimed, for the chilling Ludovico Technique in A Clockwork Orange.

The biography claims that a sequence of capital letters seen on Alex's bedroom wall in Chapter 3 of the novel and supposedly lifted from Alex's school trophies is actually an encryption for the location of a US military base where "psychotronic warfare" experiments took place. The coded wording reads: "SOUTH 4; METRO COR-SKOL BLUE DIVISION; THE BOYS OF ALPHA."

Anthony Burgess called his novel a "fable" about free will, noting he wrote it in just three weeks to make money and to exorcise the trauma of his first pregnant wife being violently attacked by army deserters

“In England during the war, we had a great number of soldiers who were deserters,” Burgess recalled, “They were usually foreign soldiers like Americans or Poles, and they lived on their wits, and they robbed people. And my wife, she was working for the Ministry of War Transport, engaged on the vetting of the ships for D-Day [in 1944]…” She was late in leaving the office one evening when four American soldiers accosted her, attempting to rob her of her belongings, including her wedding ring, but that was the last straw for her.

Burgess continued, “This was the final enormity. I was abroad in the army, and this wedding ring meant a great deal. She screamed, and they hit her to stop her screaming, and they beat her about. She was carrying our child at the time. She lost the child. She was ill ever after and died prematurely.”

He detested the film adaptation because Kubrick visually detailed the violence and sexuality rather than obscuring it with Burgess's invented slang. He also resented having to defend the movie to journalists while Kubrick remained reclusive

“I wrote this damn thing,” Burgess said with exasperation during an appearance on the Russell Harty Show, “I’m sick of it. You know, I’m sick of this bloody book,

 it was an exercise in the use of words. It was an attempt to take a theme which is as old as the hills…that man ate the forbidden fruit; that man was born and is still born presumably in original sin… All I did and all [Kubrick] did was to show what people are really like; that we’re prone to evil.”

Burgess found it particularly frustrating that A Clockwork Orange was now being directly blamed for delinquent behaviour among young people, who were supposedly mimicking the “droogs” in the film

 He described the book as an attempt to “exorcise” the pain, or “drive out the nightmares” that followed the event. This helps explain why he later claimed to regret writing it, 

Burgess was deeply troubled by both rising post-war juvenile delinquency and the rise of extreme political systems—such as Soviet communism—that stripped individuals of their moral choice and free will.

he invented "Nadsat," a futuristic slang incorporating adapted Russian words. He took the title from an old East London Cockney expression: "as queer as a clockwork orange," which describes something bizarre on the inside but appearing perfectly normal on the outside.

TARGETED INDIVIDUALS

''just because your paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you''

The term "Targeted Individual" (TI) generally refers to a person who believes they are the victim of an organized, long-term campaign of harassment, surveillance, and psychological torment by a large group of people

In a strictly objective and verifiable context, targeted surveillance is a very real, documented tool used by governments, law enforcement agencies, and tech companies.

This type of surveillance is typically directed at specific individuals of interest, such as journalists, political dissidents, activists, or suspected criminals.

FREQUENCY RADARS

The military have had, since at least the 1970's devices that show up on a screen, a radar of what ever frequencies someone's devices are tuned into tv. internet, radio.

They can observe the frequencies peoples devices are tuned into and sneak subliminal frequencies onto the back of frequencies already there.

''Studies have investigated how external frequencies, particularly those in the range of brainwaves (like Alpha, Theta, and SMR), can affect human behavior or physical state.'' ''In a broad sense, electromagnetic signals and advanced surveillance techniques are part of "gray zone warfare" and electronic surveillance strategies, as mentioned in public discussion spaces.''

In any case they seem to have the ability to influence impressions and cause people to forget things.

Modern advances in consciousness control span non-invasive brain stimulation, high-bandwidth brain-computer interfaces, and computational modeling. Scientists are moving past simple observation to actively manipulating the brain's deep structures and states of awareness. These breakthroughs offer profound treatments for neurological disorders while accelerating our theoretical understanding of how physical matter creates subjective experience. people came in thousands to gather dance and communicate before social media existed.

BEYOND THE BRAIN

Beyond the Brain events on the Northern coastal outskirts of Byron Bay at the Epicentre (an abandoned abattoir and whaling station in the Byron Bay/Belongil area.) from 1995 and 1997 were amazing all night fiestas of music, performance and art. Before Byron Bay sold out to corporate interests it had a vibrant counter cultural fringe. Beyond the Brain began in 1995 was a monthly all-night dance party in North-East New South Wales, Australia. By 1997, they had evolved into multi-room, performance-infused, music and art happenings attracting over two thousand people. Unlike the bush and community hall parties then happening regularly around the Byron Bay hinterland, the original aim was to organise high-profile and professional parties ; Beyond the Brain was the title of a book by Stanislav Grof (1985), an early pioneer in the use of psychedelics in psychiatry. Grof successfully treated mental disorders by administering LSD and returning to a patient’s source of trauma, often related to the birthing process. His research was curtailed by the decision to criminalise the drug.  before European settlement established an economy around logging, dairying and meat-works. In the 1960s and ’70s, surfers and hippies arrived to enjoy the beauty of the region. There were established sannyasin and LGBTQ+ communities, together with “ferals”, a local eco-conscious counterculture pursuing alternative and sustainable lifestyles. Local events, such as Electric Tepee, fused electronic music, lighting projections and ritual celebration. Many in the local scene had experienced the annual party seasons in Goa, India that had been playing electronic dance music at outdoor, black light-lit gatherings by the beach or in jungle clearings since the 1980s The third party was held at The Epicentre in Byron Bay, a sprawling ex-abattoir and whaling station, located on an area of flat land between swamp and the Pacific Ocean at Belongil, adjacent to Byron Bay. The energy of the place is hard to express in writing. The site’s colonial history conveyed feelings of slaughter and suffering that could still be detected in the architecture and traces of equipment attached to the walls and floors. Yet it also had a reputation within the scene as an old corroboree site, a place of tribal gathering and celebration. It had two main spaces that could hold hundreds of people each. . The Epicentre was living up to its name, and the complex had become like the village of an enterprising and entrepreneurial counterculture, more concerned with artistic projects, health practices and hedonism than making money. And then there was the 10,000 Cows Vegan Café, established with a mission to heal the bloody history of the site. Many of the crew moved in permanently, adding artworks to beautify their everyday surroundings Coda lived there and was allowed to decorate the spaces and write koan-like statements on the building. Sculptures hung from the decaying skeleton of the old slaughterhouse, spirals of reflective materials adorned the walls, and Mayan hieroglyphics nestled against calligraphic spiritual exhortations, illuminated by crystal-infused prismatic projections. They were also very much the product of a time and place: Byron Bay just before house prices rocketed and demographics shifted following the completion of the Pacific Highway upgrade to Brisbane and Sydney. The community and atmosphere were tolerant, laid back, spiritual, colourful, friendly, powerful and magical; “freaks”, “greens” and “alternatives” were in the majority.

This was also a time when things started getting strange.

 Not long after, the local Council stepped in and stopped any more similar events on the grounds of safety.

THE UGLY SPIRIT

William Burroughs used the concept of the Ugly Spirit as a deeply personal metaphor to explain the tragic accidental shooting and death of his common-law wife, Joan Vollmer, in 1951. He believed this elemental, dark force possessed him, sparking a lifelong, obsessive struggle that compelled him to write.

Burroughs believed an invader—the Ugly Spirit—took hold of him during the fatal incident in Mexico. He cited it as the primary catalyst for his writing career, famously stating in his introduction to Queer, “...the death of Joan brought me in contact with the invader, the Ugly Spirit, and maneuvered me into a lifelong struggle, in which I have had no choice except to write my way out”.

All his energy went into a battle with the agents of 'control' - call it 'police' in every form, including the thought police  So deeply haunted was he by the concept that in 1992, he underwent an exorcism by a Sioux medicine man to evict the spirit. In later interviews, Burroughs connected the metaphor to oppressive systems, stating the spirit was "very much related to the American Tycoon... to William Randolph Hearst, Vanderbilt, Rockefeller".

And they love theme parks.

A lot of the human trafficking going through Sea world and fisherman's wharf, the casinos and other places in the vicinity. They came here with vast quantities of cheap meth amphetamine(which they found they could manufacture cheaply and easily in Vietnam and it really fucked up the Vietnamese people a high percentage becoming addicted, a high percentage going crazy, fucking up families for generations taking out the next generation of Vietcong soldiers), and mind controled kidnapped Asiatic call girls from their south east Asian missions. I think they had already been studying Australians for some time and concluded both Asiatic call girls and meth amphetamine to be very important to their capitalist cultural domination of the area.

(I have extremely well founded suspicions that a formidible ninja army of brain eating, penis amputating kung fu mind controled zombie call girls is only one cell phone frequency away. )

They get involved in absolutely everything with the purpose of total control.

But its the agents you don't see, the ones that Col John Alexander(or one of his clones) rings and gets his orders from are seriously powerful and disturbing and have a very vast psychic perspective with intent to control.

Thinking hunndredsof years into the future.

And they don't care about anyone

The powerful american military industrial complex psychics had told them some karma might be coming back at Americans from south east asia after the vietnam war.

Working on non violent direct weapons for the american government.

And they have private secret labs.

High tech big budget systematic black magic.

Practicing CIA psychic control.

Human trafficking and hard drugs from southeast Asia to finance their spy schools, properties and manipulations in Australia.

Those American military trained industrial psychics even get with certain power hungry black magicians who claim to be (possessed by?) 'Mr Quimper' some years before Grant Morrison even writes the The Invisibles comic, tattoo illuminati triangles on the back of their bulbous craniums and further their black magic and fuckery at certain other indigenous circles in the area.

The sixty minutes crew go to Nimbin and their black magic camera crews consolidate psychic links with the illuminati triangle on the back of the black magicians bulbous cranium.

The hippies start to plot capitalist ventures for mardi grass and talk tourism.

The agents infiltrate everything and start gathering information and destablizing the community.

It is a vey sick and sad picture

The CIA beach side kiosk goes up right next to that beach side caravan park that national parks set up when they were getting seriously infiltrated by agents around the time cape Byron marine park was established and the town becomes a meeting place for arsehole agents and powerbutt warriors, not a famous meeting place for indigenous people anymore, as it has been for 10000's of years, or so I've been told.

(And why do all the waitresses who work there dress like airline hostess's and wear weird scarves around their necks)

Some of those big land purchases and subdivisions in the 1990s in places like byron hills estate, baywood chase, suffolk park in the 1980's; stolen land all re-purchased with dodgy CIA money and re sold off as blocks.

Little suburban enclaves of agents to watch the entertainment industry.

Mind control is big business.

Divided and sold off by dodgey cia illumanatti conglomerates.

perhaps the cia should be listed as a terrorist organization; Run by capitalist, clandestine right wing nazi fascist control freaks.

involved in organized crime and human trafficking

infiltrated into our government and services and media.

Rewritting our history.

The tsunami must be coming soon.

Please let it be a big radio active one.

Is it true what they say about Nicole Kidmans father?

Then there's mossad like the nazis in america sponsored the nazis in germany to round up the jewish people and do mind control and make them go nasty and put them back in Israel to help them deal with their arab problem which has been going on since the crusades.

(yeh man. i knew this dude henri and he opened a bar cause he was an agent and they were alwaysbitching about 5 fucking cents

capitalists make jokes notrealizing theyre owned andoperated by nazis.

then the cactus hill art is them too

watching

control virus)

If german nazi intelligence went and became the CIA and the kgb after world war two and then the CIA help the jewish people get back Israel.

T o help them deal with their arab problem which has been going on since the crusades

And set up Mossad.

Isnt it ironic that the nazis started Mossad.

And ultimately will probably be manipulated by them.

And in fact, they set up ASIO too.

And apparently, we need the bullies in America to protect us from the Chinese communist party who are supposedly even crueler bullies.

And former Victorian premier Dan Andrews responce to the covid lock downs would seem to stand as testimony to this

with his fascist marshal curfews and police force armed to the teeth with non lethal weapons

and his orders to citizens ''not to look at the sun set''

All his trips to China and the rumors of secret Chinese police stations in Victoria.

people from China are afraid to speak of democracy in Hong Kong or autonomy for Tibet.

THE EYES OF DARKNESS by Dean Koonz

The story follows a grieving mother who investigates the mysterious circumstances surrounding her son's death and discovers he was infected with the man-made bioweapon.

In his novel, Koontz described “Wuhan-400” as “China’s most important and dangerous: new biological weapon in a decade”. He also wrote it was developed by labs outside of the city of Wuhan.

In his novel, Koontz described “Wuhan-400” as “China’s most important and dangerous: new biological weapon in a decade”. He also wrote it was developed by labs outside of the city of Wuhan.

The first edition of “The Eyes of Darkness” in 1981, the fictional virus was not named after the Chinese city, but after a Russian locality named “Gorki” (Gorki-400). In the original version of the novel, the virus was developed outside of “Gorki” and it was meant to be the “Soviet’s most important, dangerous new biological weapon in the decade”.

When the book was republished in 1989, the Cold War was ending and Russia was no longer the primary geopolitical villain. Because of this, Koontz changed the bioweapon's origin to China and renamed it "Wuhan-400"

“They call the stuff ‘Wuhan-400’ because it was developed at their RDNA labs outside of the city of Wuhan, and It was the four-hundredth viable strain of man-made microorganisms created at that research center”.

PACKERS WOMBATS HUNTERS

The Murrindindi property, about 100km north of Melbourne, belongs to a high roller junket runner Tom "Mr Chinatown" Zhou who has been linked to an Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity investigation into the operation of James Packer's Crown Casino. The ads promise guests paying about $1,000 a night to stay at the Juijui Resort access to "all kinds of hunting weapons, including but not limited to double-barrelled shotguns, small calibre rifles and large calibre sniper rifles". "It's the ultimate dream for military fans," the ads say. "Guides with hunting licences will explain how to use the guns and share all necessary knowledge, so even without any hunting experience, you are guaranteed to become the best shooters. "Wild rabbits, foxes, wombats, wood ducks, red deers, sambar deers... are all waiting to spend a wonderful holiday with you."  a variety of wild animals to spend a happy holiday with you". The lodge's promotional material features a variety of local fauna waiting to be shot.  the lodge warns its guests that some of the critters they may encounter on safari may be very dangerous.

 Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young said the allegations were part of an evolving scandal surrounding Crown Casino.

"'This is beyond bizarre.'"

She alleged in the Senate that high rollers were being fast-tracked through the visa process because Crown had a "hotline" to Australian consulates,

When the high rollers weren't gambling, she said, they were picking up prostitutes, getting access to drugs and going to a luxury hunting lodge to shoot wombats.

fuck this

Sold out fucking illuminati resort protected by the corrupt council and their psychic agents.

The greens seem to be on the same money as the national party were.

And the council seems to have cut a deal with illuminati psychic world police.

Councilors like Holloways and Paiges and horrific agents watching everyone.

They were always there like security cameras you notice them at first. Nothing Happens.

and then you forget about them.

The whole while their watching gathering inforamtion.

Since the covid epidemic they seem to have come into effect.

anyway if you keep up your astral butt yoga practice who knows what will happen.

PSYCHIC ANCHOR POINTS PSYCHO GEOGRAPHY

specialized counter-insurgency warfare tactics where symbols and drawings are used to influence an adversary's mind or exploit local superstition

In military and unconventional warfare, Psychological Operations (PSYOP) are utilized to influence the emotions, motives, and reasoning of target audiences, such as enemy combatants or civilian populations.

: In counterinsurgency operations, agents might paint specific symbols or shapes on houses to exploit local fears, intimidate, or project a perceived supernatural presence.

In general psychology, cognitive anchors refer to pieces of information that people use to make judgments or associate with certain emotions. In the context of urban environments, specific locations, murals, or recurring tags can be discussed on forums as "anchors" meant to trigger specific psychological states.

The concept of an "anchor point" in this context refers to a specific physical location, route, or visual marker that is being used to coordinate their daily movements or monitor their behavior.

A key theme of ritual abuse is that the human mind is most susceptible to programming when traumatized by the fear of imminent death: “Torture involving states of extreme pain and terror, to the point of near death, is required to install mind control programming”. In the “Covid-19” context, military-grade propaganda about a “deadly virus” was enough to make many people fear for their lives, with some believing they could die if they passed within six feet of another person.

AI AND PSYOPS IN MEDIA MANUFRACTURE-ING REALITY WHAT TO BELIVE IN POLITICS AND WAR REPORTING?

''Kaisar said opposing sides in the war in the Middle East are using AI-fakes as a form of psychological warfare, attempting to disrupt trust.

"The distinction between truth and lie is very blurred. It's very difficult to understand, you know, what to trust anymore," he told SBS Examines.

"The war crime can be real or fake. But based on the video or audio or image, we cannot really distinguish what is true and what is false." He added this also means reality can be dismissed as fake.'' .'' A notable example occurred when U.S. President Joe Biden claimed to have seen images of beheaded babies, following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s allegation that Hamas fighters had beheaded 40 Israeli infants. Despite the lack of evidence from the Israeli occupation, fact-checking platforms failed to curb the widespread dissemination of this misleading claim, which significantly influenced international public opinion. Numerous examples from the war on Gaza, sourced from Israeli media and foreign outlets sympathetic to its narrative, as well as accounts dismissive of the suffering of Palestinians, illustrate a broader 'war of misinformation.' This battle is waged over awareness, narrative, and the power to define the roles of victim and aggressor. It employs tactics such as spreading false claims, stripping content from its original context, and manipulating or fabricating information.''

the same technologies have also been used to manufacture deceptive scenes, spread misinformation, and distort facts. The Israeli occupation, for example, has utilized AI to create content that aligns with its political and military objectives in Gaza. ''

''The Palestinian Observatory for Fact-Checking and Media Literacy, known as Tahaqaq, has monitored a wide range of misinformation involving artificial intelligence during the war. One notable case involved a video clip that appeared to show American model Bella Hadid condemning the October 7 attack and expressing support for Israel. The video was widely circulated in Israeli and international media. However, Tahaqaq's investigation found that the footage was taken from a 2016 awareness event hosted by the Global Lyme Alliance. The voice had been cloned using artificial intelligence, and the video was manipulated as part of a broader disinformation campaign.'' 

''Another example involves a video clip that appeared to show Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir acknowledging that an Iranian attack on Israel had destroyed two air bases and resulted in the deaths of several Israeli soldiers. At first glance, the video seemed credible and was shared widely across social media platforms. However, upon closer examination, it was found to be manipulated. The voice in the video had been artificially cloned using advanced audio synthesis technology, and the accompanying subtitles were crafted to match the fabricated audio. This deliberate alignment between the fake voice and the misleading translation further increased the clip's perceived authenticity, making it more difficult for viewers to detect the falsification.''

The New York Times described the start of the Gaza war as releasing a "deluge of online propaganda and disinformation" that was "larger than anything seen before". It described the conflict as "fast becoming a world war online

 ''the Israeli government and Israeli cyber companies have deployed artificial intelligence (AI) tools and bot farms to spread disinformation and graphic, emotionally charged and false propaganda to dehumanize Palestinians, sow division among supporters of Palestine, and exert pressure on politicians to support Israel's actions.The Intercept reported that: "At the center of Israel’s information warfare campaign is a tactical mission to dehumanize Palestinians and to flood the public discourse with a stream of false, unsubstantiated, and unverifiable allegations." One such covert campaign was commissioned by Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs. The ministry allocated about $2 million to the operation, and used political marketing firm Stoic based in Tel Aviv to carry it out, according officials and documents reviewed by the New York Times.[6][9] The campaign was started after the October 7 attacks, and remained active on X (formerly Twitter) at the time of the New York Times report in June 2024. At the peak of the campaign it used hundreds of fake accounts posing as Americans on X, Facebook and Instagram to post pro-Israel comments, focusing on U.S. lawmakers, particularly those who are Black and from the Democratic Party, including Hakeem Jeffries, the House minority leader from New York, and Raphael Warnock, Senator from Georgia. ChatGPT was deployed to generate many of the posts. The campaign also involved the creation of three fake English-language news sites featuring pro-Israel articles. In November 2024, a report by a United Nations (UN) committee noted that Western social media companies disproportionately removed content showing solidarity with the Palestinian people relative to content promoting violence against Palestinians.''

 The conclusion was that while Hamas had committed real "atrocities" that day, some of the extreme acts attributed to the group never happened and were fueling denial of the October 7 attacks. Although Hamas had desecrated or dismembered the bodies of some Israelis, these belonged for the most part to fallen soldiers, the article said.

Shayan Sardarizadeh said he had never witnessed a prior conflict "where so much disinformation is posted with the direct intent of dehumanizing real victims of war on both sides. Dead or injured women and children, civilians, hostages, prisoners; no-one is being spared.

 "Several markets in the Middle East and some outside the region are experiencing a meaningful business impact due to the war and associated misinformation that is affecting brands like McDonald's." The boycotts started after McDonald's Israel announced it had donated free meals to IDF soldiers involved in the war.[

FREEDOM FLOTILLA

setting sail across the Mediterranean in May, Bao Ngoc, also known as Ashley, had announced her participation in the mission to reach the war-torn enclave where Israel has killed more than 73,000 Palestinians.

“As a Vietnamese who has endured the same sufferings and war crimes committed by Western imperialists, especially the US, I feel tremendous sympathy for the Palestinian people,” Bao Ngoc told Indonesia’s Republika Online in an interview from aboard her aid vessel during the voyage to reach Gaza.

A prerecorded SOS video message from Bao Ngoc was released shortly afterwards on the flotilla’s website, and then on Vietnamese social media, confirming that she had been abducted by Israeli forces and urging people to call on the Vietnamese government to intervene and get her released.

With the outpouring of support in Vietnam that Bao Ngoc had inspired, many expected that the episode would make headlines in the local media.

But it didn’t.

All major media outlets in Vietnam remained silent during Bao Ngoc’s two days of detention by Israeli forces.

Bao Ngoc’s supporters launched a mass email campaign, sending more than 2,000 petitions to the Vietnamese embassy in Israel demanding that it take action to ensure the activist’s safety and release from Israeli detention

Pro-government influencers in Vietnam weighed in, accusing Bao Ngoc and her pro-Palestine activism of harming Vietnam’s national image.

Some questioned the authenticity of her nationality, and when another prerecorded video was posted on the site VietForPalestine of Bao Ngoc holding her official Vietnamese passport, another conspiracy theory circulated that it was AI-generated.

the israelis and the american nazi's

US Senator Bernie Sanders has urged Congress to “vote NO” on a defence spending bill that “brings the US and Israeli militaries even closer together”.

 the integration of the two militaries was a proposal put forward by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The “integration would forge collaborations between the US and Israel on just about every defence tech issue of the future, from AI to cybersecurity to drones”,

targeting activists

''JUST BECAUSE YOUR PARANOID DOESNT MEAN THEIR NOT AFTER YOU''

there is a group that organises to attack us(gaza human rights activists) using smears, cynical pressure campaigns, threats and intimidation against venues, artists, speakers, our group as a whole, and members personally.

‘Our personal property has been attacked, we have been spat at and abused, and all of our events are spied on and participants filmed.

‘Crucially, we have never retaliated or targeted their events.

‘This includes two instances of what we believe was Murdoch press setups designed to bait and incite us, with cameras that just happened to be there.

‘For speaking out against the killing of children in Gaza, I’ve faced abuse online and in person, threats, surveillance at shows, posters being ripped down, blacklisting, and censorship. And not just here, but all across Australia.'

‘We don’t feel safe in our own community, so we’re re-locating''

PAVLOVS DOG

Pavlov's Dog refers to the landmark classical conditioning experiment by Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov. He discovered that by consistently ringing a bell before feeding his dogs, they eventually learned to associate the sound with food and would salivate upon hearing the bell alone

Ivan Pavlov originally set out to study digestion in dogs—a breakthrough that actually won him the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1904. During his research, he noticed the dogs began salivating not just when they ate, but whenever they saw the lab assistants' coats or heard their footsteps.

Neutral Stimulus: Pavlov used a variety of triggers—most often a metronome, but also buzzers, whistles, and bells—right before giving the dogs food.

Over time, the dogs associated the neutral stimulus with food. Eventually, ringing the trigger caused them to salivate even if no food was present.

This discovery of classical conditioning (or Pavlovian conditioning) became a foundational concept in the field of behavioral psychology.

CONTROL PROFITS THROUGH THE USE OF LESSLETHAL WEAPONS AGAINST THE RIFF RAFF

(weren't they supposed to be used to limit casualties in military conflicts, not used against domestic civilians voicing opinions that conflict with the agenda of control)

'Projectiles that release powder designed to burn the eyes and throat. Flashbang grenades. Teargas. Launchers that resemble semi-automatic rifles.

Often dubbed “less lethal”, these weapons can cause serious injuries or even death if misused – but they are deployed by police against crowds in Australia with little scrutiny.''

''there is “almost zero” regulation globally of the industry that produces these weapons. In Australia, there are no nationally enforced standards for their use. In some states, police go to great lengths not to share what weapons they have or how they’re used.''

Contracts worth millions for these weapons are often with third-party distributors rather than the manufacturers, obscuring what police have access to.

During coronial inquests, after baton rounds and other weapons may have contributed to deaths, Victoria police have sought suppression orders that bar media from describing any details of weaponry.

In some states, details about Tasers have been suppressed during inquests, including the training materials given to officers.

Guardian Australia approached each force in the country for a list of the manufacturer and model of their less lethal weapons but all declined to provide one, with most citing operational safety

.Police in Australia have access to weapons that shoot a variety of “bullet-like missiles”, including what are known as foam baton or bean bag rounds, “to deter conduct through the pain of impact”.

police can be seen with 40mm launchers, which three experts said appeared to be arms made by the US company Combined Systems Inc. Combined Systems also supplies the US army and the FBI, as well as New South Wales police.

 sponge and foam baton rounds might sound benign, they are “functionally rubber bullets” due to their weight and speed when shot, one expert says, and deliver what Combined Systems calls “blunt trauma effect”.

 leading to injuries and multiple civil cases,

Less lethal projectiles have been connected to deaths and a range of injuries around the world. “They can be very nasty things,” says a weapons researcher at Physicians for Human Rights, Scott Reynhout.

Less lethal projectiles have been connected to deaths and a range of injuries around the world. “They can be very nasty things,” says a weapons researcher at Physicians for Human Rights, Scott Reynhout.

At least three people died in NSW and Victoria within four months of one another in 2023 after being shot with less lethal projectiles and stun guns at their homes. Inquest findings into the deaths are yet to be delivered.

'' reviewed up to 89 cases of people injured by police weapons in mid-2020 and found that much of the damage was to the head, neck or face – 16 patients had traumatic brain injuries.

After tracking injuries globally to the head and eyes caused by these projectiles, Haar has concluded there is no role for projectiles in crowd control. They’re dangerous when they hit someone at close range, she says, and “almost impossible to aim from far away”.

 oleoresin capsicum – a highly concentrated form of a compound in chilli peppers which, when sprayed on to someone’s eyes and skin, creates a burning sensation.

In NSW, the OC spray seen at the protest was made by Defense Technology, which is linked to a US manufacturer of military and police equipment, Safariland. Footage from Alice Springs in April shows Northern Territory police with Defense Technology cans.

OC spray is in a category researchers broadly dub “chemical irritants”. These include teargas, which NT police used on crowds in Alice Springs in April. While these products are referred to as “non-lethal”, there is limited research into their health effects.

 found that chemical irritants can “cause severe injury, permanent disabilities, and in rare cases, death”. For teargas, there is emerging evidence of adverse reproductive health outcomes.

According to Victorian data obtained by the Police Accountability Project, OC was discharged in various forms 9,188 times between mid-2018 and 2023.

From November 2025, Victoria police signed a $1.5m contract for OC products, including “streamer”, foam and gel aerosols, with Australian Defence Apparel, which is linked to a Canadian military clothing provider, Logistik Unicorp. Australian Defence Apparel is also an OC spray supplier for police in Queensland, where tender records show it has made more than $400,000 in contracts since 2021.

 US police policy guides for Sabre use, the minimum distance MK9 products should be used is six feet, or just under two metres – although footage appears to show police in Victoria using it at much closer range.

during cross-examination in a class-action lawsuit against Victoria police over the use of OC spray at a 2019 environmental protest, officers discussed how large MK9 canisters of OC spray were used by the public order response team. The “MK9 in particular … is an effective crowd dispersal tool”, one officer said. Victorian police manuals state OC spray is not meant to be used against people who are “only passively resisting”.

A judge found that a protester, Jordan Brown, had been subject to unlawful battery through police use of OC spray and awarded him $54,000 in damages. “

A judge found that a protester, Jordan Brown, had been subject to unlawful battery through police use of OC spray and awarded him $54,000 in damages. “

 O’Brien estimates he settled about a dozen cases against NSW police related to their use of OC spray at Central station. 

When OC spray was introduced in Australia, it was framed as an alternative to lethal force such as firearms. “Now we see it slipping down the use of force continuum to now being used for crowd dispersal at protests,”

known as VKS PepperBall semi-automatic launchers.

These weapons are made by the US company United Tactical Systems, which sells a range of equipment to law enforcement.

PepperBall launchers use high-pressure air to deliver projectiles that burst on impact and create “a cloud of pepper irritant”, according to the manufacturer. These projectiles can include various formulas of a chemical irritant known as Pava powder at a variety of concentrations “based on one of the hottest of the six capsaicinoids found in pepper plants”.

They can also shoot what are known as “marking rounds”, which contain paint to mark people in a crowd for possible arrest or identification.

Police manuals in the US note that PepperBall rounds can lead to “coughing, shortness of breath and involuntary closing of the eyes” and cause abrasions and bruises.

The manufacturer acknowledges the pain its products can cause, including “temporary blindness, burning sensation, and difficulty breathing”, and stipulates that misuse can cause “serious injury or death”.

 Victoria police have spent at least $1.2m on contracts for what the force describes as “distraction devices”, including “a broad range of diversion devices to suppress combative suspects, [for] riot control, and alleviating hostage and siege situations”.

 stinger grenades, one of a broad category of weapons designed to emit extreme sound, light and pressure

Seven months after the stinger blast, Scout says it appears they will have lifelong scars on their legs, and they continue to have phantom pain.

Seven months after the stinger blast, Scout says it appears they will have lifelong scars on their legs, and they continue to have phantom pain.

says devices like flashbangs can cause blast injuries and burns. “They were made by the military for military use,” she says. “There is no data out there that they can be safely used in protest settings against unarmed civilians.”

 they shouldn’t be used in the policing of protests “due to the fact they are inaccurate and can cause severe injuries – especially to the eyes”.

 the tell-tale yellow strap of a Taser was nevertheless visible on police uniforms during the February protests in Sydney against the visit of the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog.

Tasers, or conducted energy devices, designed by the US company Axon are used by police forces across Australia. In Victoria, the government announced a $214m rollout in 2023.

THE ALIENS HIDDEN IN THE WALLS OF THE HEALTH RETREATS

Did you know that as you read this there are extremely wealthy important powerful men fretting away in lavish offices, and their greatest fear in the entire universe is that they're earthly enemies should make contact with extra terrestrials and join forces against the illumanatti cia paradigm controler's who pay their prodigious wages.

They are paid capacious amounts of money and given absolutely anything they want or need in order to keep any kind of rendevous between extra terrestrials and any human beings who are likely to bitch and complain about their earthly oppressors from occuring.

They agonize and deliberate over what could happen if the wrong extra terrestrials should get together with the wrong people.

They're enemies

They have vast resourses at their disposal: army, navy air force personal, specaily trained psychics, radars,

They send out men in black.

They will murder, extort, manipulate, anything to keep the extra terrestrials from contacting the protaliteriate unsupervised by their prying eyes and unseen manipulative multiple hands.

And it seems, from my knowledge at least they have been relatively succsesful.

Now from what I've heard, and I lay no claim to be an expert in this field. -Most of the aliens(at least the ones that you would actualy care to meet, ie not whisk you off to zeta reticuli for a ghastly picnic where they show you off to they're ghoulish 'mates' turn you inside out and slurp down all your internal organs with their grim little slit mouths and then make evil clones of your old body to send off and torment your old friends and relatives with.- They take great amusement in this and you would be surprised at how often they get away with it without anyone really noticing) are quite exhausted with always encountering these meglomaniac arseholes (who rise to positions of influence in our society) and most times would rather not have to appear at all rather than deal with those imperious cia illumanatti arseholes; depending on which particular clan of extra terrestrial being and their own personal taste we are talking about. Of course.

But the

Fucking americans.

and the

Fucking greys.

being what they are.

Fucking blood sucking capitalist vampyres.

Self replicating exponentialy like cancer cells.

Infact many(of the amiable ones) ceased to come here at all a very long time ago because of these exact people ).

But some clans of otherworlders, the ones that the humans refer to as the 'greys' have requested a little more contact with the human society.

The controlers and the greys cut deals, usualy its fourth dimensional knowledge and powers for blood and fresh human meat.

Certain clans of those greys just love swilling blood and slurpinng down on human entrails.

And all the fantasic clones and mutants the greys can make using the fresh dna.-thats how they think.

So the agents round up unfortunate and poor people to be alien food. The basic deal's been going on for thousands of years (at least) some of the actors and costumes and set altars but its the same basic thing.

The rich and powerful making blood sacrifices to grey aliens.

For control.

That's where a lot of those missing persons you see pictures of on the backs of milk cartons end up, old friends you don't see round anymore; probably all chomped up and slurped down by those insaitiable nasty little slit mouths those greys digest human with.

They rarely seem to eat the epidermis, I cant say I know exactly why. They hang the bodies upside down from hooks, drain out the blood into big vats then they just kind of screw the outer skin up and throw it in the corner like the wrapper of a chocolate bar, whilst taking great culinary delight in most of the other organs.

They especaily love the blood.

Like they get high off it or something.

Its pretty revolting to watch.

You can feel their delight.

It's very disturbing

So they set up these exclusive cia illumanatti operated health retreats and hide some of their grey alien 'mates' away in little compartments in the walls of the spas and saunas.

Convienient little crannies for the grey's to scan and observe their patrons minds from, whilst in a relaxed state.

No one wants to create a big stir about aliens landing and in truth they've been coming here for longer than most of the humans but then time is not linear when your a being of the fourth dimension.

And no one wants people to start freaking out.

Things are bad enough already.

So they set up these expensive health retreats and hide their little grey mates in little compartments in the walls and they invite certain guests to come, guests the grey's want to meet, people the agent controlers want the aliens to meet.

The rich and famous, socail influencers, particular incarnations the greys consider important.

They see energy.

The greys reach out with their minds and scan the minds of the visitors with their well developed interdimensional telepathic prescence.

Perhaps lay shards of themselves in certain peoples minds, for fourth dimensional reasons we rarely comprehend.

Or make a telepathic connection.

I'm not going to pretend to know exactly what it is that their doing, their perspective of psychic networking and time is far more vast than mine, what I do know is that people should be aware.

Know that they are there, in the walls of certain health retreats.

Probably other places as well.

Watching peoples minds

laying eggs.

Stealing soul husks.

Psychic networking.

This is just what I am aware of I have no doubt they are many other places as well.

So if you receive some suspicious invitation to an exclusive health retreat just be aware that more likely than not the illumanatti is trying to surrepticiously introduce you to their alien mates and you should probably be extremely cautious.

Particularly be extremely weary of the Queen Bathory franchise of health retreats.

Queen Bathorys exclusive health spa's where the waters run pink with rare secret salts minerals that will nourish your skin and spirit and seep through to your internal organs, and if you immerse yourself for nine hours it could take twelve years off your life.

Everyone around you being replaced with evil clones?

COME DOWN TO BYRON AND CELEBRATE COLON-IZATION WITH SOME EXTREME TWERKING

sorry cant talk..,.,. on secret assignment in buttfest bay teaching the rich and famous astral butt yoga on covert astral bandwidths that not even the best cia and illumanatti agents can decode....anyway looks like were going to get this place recoginzed as one of the major arsehole capitals in the universe with the Byron Bay International Extreme Twerkers for World Peace festival....keep your eyes open. This is going to be gargantuan.

The most powerful powerbutts from across the multiverse all gathered together on the far north eastern nsw coast for a very extraordinary event of extreme twerking.

The mysterious man of mystic muscle manipulations Flex Mentallo (esteemed for turning the pentagon into a circle, he knows about the men from nowhere just in case you've been living under a cone of silence for the like the last twenty years or something and imagine that 'hero of the beach' halo floating up there in the sky above the main beach car park) will be making a very rare public appearance as guest Mc to judge the most powerful booty twerkers, and offer free advice an how to better harness the enigmatic force of a power butt when it flexes its gristle.

Mystical way of the twerking powerbutt warrior worshops will be taking place.

Those alchemical genius's at Byron pizza are, as we go to press devising the ingredients of a delicious secret recipie for a momentous butt lovers pizza and Byron burgers will be serving booty burgers with cute little cracks down the center of the upper buns.

Those bards, wordsmiths and poets at Byron theater company have crafted an exclusive, extreme twerking adaption of Lord of the Rings one, two and three.

They will be performing the adapted rendition in the community center theater over the weekend.

All the south americans are here. And you know how excited they get about their booties.

This is just the beginning of tapping into an extremely lucrative sustainable untapped natural resource.

Ar$ehole$.

Come down to the bay to celebrate COLONization with an extraordinary weekend of extreme twerking.

Just google "Byron Bay buttfest' and down load the app with the twerking emoji.

The twerking emoji will lead you to special events on around town.

An if the illumanatti sellout cia council and those Holloway thugs put up their 'No Twerking' signs just ignore them. We all twerk here. They cant stop us.

THE BIG BUTT

If, as we expect, the festival is a financial success we have some long term plans; to construct Australias first big butt somewhere around main beach which will be 39 times as big as the big pinapple the big prawn and the big bannana combined.

Poets and bards and minstrels will travel from all directions to compose poetry and write more songs about the big butt than the dog on the tucker box.

The drafts are still floating around council but with enough money from multinational conglomerate sponsors and cia agents it looks like we will be able to build an artifical butt so gargantuan that it will cast a momentous shadow over Ballina, probably all the way to Lismore. When the sun goes down the big butt will come to life with zillions of tasteful flourescent l.e.d.s so bright that the majectic neon glow will be observed from western New Zealand.

From certain points within the shire at certain times the big butt will resemble a second moon orbiting the earth Migrating birds and moths will flock to it.

And when the byron film festival comes around the big butt will be serve as a supercolossal screen to feature premier movies, as it will be possible to project two illumanatti cia approved mind control feature presentations onto the gargantuan arse simultaneously, one on each cheek(39 times as big as the big bannana pinaple and prawn combined) so the affluent illumanatti american film people are extremely enthusiastic about the project.

It will light up the whole shire at night so those pesky homeless drunken, drug affected crazy looser locals wont be able to creep out of any bushes and disturb the rich tourists for their loose change while they're trying to have a holiday.

ASTRAL BUTT YOGA

Ive been extremely busy teaching a grueling regime of extreme astral butt yoga classes, getting everyone prepared for the big event. If anyone needs any special astral butt yoga training before the big festival please message me but remember astral butt yoga is not a practice to be undertaken lightly the butt is like a very sensetive yet unoticed antenae for extremely powerful telluric underworld currents and if the nessesary warm ups, mantras and mental visualizations are not performed, if the student is not ready, horrific unspeakable accidents can and do happen.

As a matter of fact at a certain international booty twerking festival I attended recently in small south american town(who's name i cant mention as the accident was a harrowing harbinger of misfortune for the unfortunate village, i hesitate to mention the frightful episode at all) a certain Miss M(we cant mention her name either as the incident was absolutely devastating and a great embarrasement to the family) who was a very powerful and naturaly talented twerker but from what id herd she'd been trying to hone her abilities and save money by learning astral butt yoga from some uncertified unscrupulous teachers. And the south americans get very excited about their booties and their butt festivals and miss M was there wanting the prize money and the trophy and her first step on the booty twerking world circuit but she had not learnt astral butt yoga correctly. She had not performed the proper warm ups or visualizations and mantras .

Did you know when blasted out the sphincter at high velocity the human larger intestine can measure over thirty feet long. And shot into a crowd of exited crazy screaming contorted south americans waving their arms around in horror, at accelerated speed!

They become awkwardly entangled in the entrails of the unfortunate miss M

My word!

What occured on that grim and fateful day was what medical science would classify as an 'anal prolapse into a distressed crowd' but this goes nowhere near describing the execrable abhorance of the most disturbing projectile prolapse ejaculated into a tangled up crowd of alarmed and crazy south Americans i have ever wittnessed (and as a qualified astral butt yoga teacher i have seen a few pretty bad anal prolapses) the poor unfortunate miss M litteraly first emptied her stomach then her intestines and organs all over a very traumatized tangled bloody audience all trying to escape in different directions.

All entwined together by the gizzards of the late MS M. Buckets went around and they scrapped up Miss Ms internal parts as best they could, picking bits of liver and kidney out of each others hair scrapping stomach acid out of their eyes and off their shirts and unraveling intestines from their writhing entwined limbs. They sent it all to the hospital along with her epiderm to try put her back together again but the festival as a disaster, a very bad omen for the town. So bad that I hesitate to write of the event.

And Ms M never was quite the same again, her butt became terribly lumpy, she grew sullen and meloncholy and ceased to communicate.

Any way the whole point of this very unpalatable tale, which i hesitate to mention at all, is that if anything like that were to happen at the first ever Byron Internation Booty Twerking festival it could be devestating for tourism on east coast nsw . And face it a lot of people talk a lot of shit especialy around Byron especialy the south Americans and especaily about astral butt yoga so if you need any lessons before the big event please message me and i will message you the appropriate times and astral frequencies or some other reputable extreme astral butt yoga professional.

It has also come to my attention of late that in this bleak yuga of lies and delusion that there have been some very contriving agents, (sponsored by illumanatti cia family members in the corrupt sold out council, hard at work to undermine the very base fabric of our society), trained in secret spy schools on the gold coast, teaching a completely heinous regime of what they are referring to as 'R-soul archeology'. The children of agents digging up some heinous shit. they are dangerous cia false flagging agents leading a dark and dangerous completely fraudulent and unfounded bogus butt practice where the guilable initiate is likely to be led and then left hopelessly lost up their own sphincter. Not only that, the whole practice seems to be form of psychic cia butt control!

They are sending out trained agents to control and manipulate the hidden antennae in your butts!

So if you are unfortunate enough to encounter anyone claiming to be a teacher of the 'R-soul archeology' agenda know that your butt and its freedom are in extreme danger.

And remember the ancient texts specificly state astral butt yoga is only for the very rich. Poor people do not understand astral butt yoga. The anntennae in their butts dont work properly that is why they are poor. Astral butt yoga practice could result in damage to themselves and those around them. Thats what the ancient texts say: the only way a poor person could become an astral butt yogi is if they happened to have a particularly auspiciuos butt. So dont message for astral butt yoga classes unless you are either very rich or have an auspicious butt.

And remember a power butt is a dangerous weapon, harder to stop than even a bulldozer.

I sensed that there was some massive psychic interference to the astral butt yoga frequencies i was teaching on in last weeks class I think its those C.I.A properties(sponsord by illumanatti crime money) at watagoes beach they got some trained psychics from the american army industrial complex who bought property over there in the nineties near aboriginal power sites : jaming my psychic signals,(perhaps its the big phone tower High force control built up koon yum recently)

...... so if you missed the last important exercise in last weeks class it was: while crouching in apprehensive sea cucumber pose reach up toward the pink floss clouds, the vaporous mist exhaled from the cavernous nostrils of the purple dragon of the eastern dusk with left hand then twist elbow and congeal, transmute it into the moisturizer elixir of the perfect power butt, breathing the energy into the right butt cheek which is simultaneously perky whilst also being porous like a fancy new sponge.

''The sea cucumber's posterior opening (the cloaca/anus) is far more than a simple exit: They "breathe" by pumping oxygenated seawater in and out through the anus, which circulates through internal respiratory trees. When threatened, some species violently contract their muscles to shoot their entire gut, respiratory trees, and nerve clusters out of their anus to entangle or distract the predator. These organs, known as cuvierian tubules, are sticky and can entangle predators, giving the sea cucumber a chance to escape. The missing body parts are completely regenerated within weeks.''

Massage the elixir moisturizer of the perfect power butt, gift of the eastern dragon, into the receptive right butt cheek with a firm left hand rotating the butt cheek nine times in a desoil direction, and then three times widdershins, simultaneously grabbing the left aceterbulum with right hand pushing down toward the obturator foramen and tensing left cheek to the size of a pea then releasing so that it expands to encompass the entire universe then shrinks the universe back down to the size of a pea once more(it is important than you visualize a miniturized version of the universe as vividly as possible) 39 times in quick succession.

Then finish off with the buddha's butt practice: sitting down upon the earth, your sphinter is a pulsing fountain of wild boiling hot lava exploding up from the center of the earth, up your spine then out the top of your skull as chinese fireworks into the realms of the celestial dragons in the heavens. The left butt cheek is a disgruntled herd of furious war elephants with sub base wolfers on the soles of their feet stampeding, stomping an widdershins circle 93 times around its circumfrence dispelling all distractions and obstructions to butt practice. BOOM BOOM BOOM.

The right butt cheek is raucus out of control carnival of mad drunken dancing saints banging gongs and blowing horns and shouting nonsense: dispelling all ignorance and delusion.

Faster and faster the war elephants stampede and circle!

More rowdy and more drunken and raucus do the chorus of mad dancing saints become until all obstruction ignorance and delusion is disolved.

Then the herd of war elephants and mad drunken saints dissolve and transmute into the 10000 butts of pure compassion.

You are sitting upon the 10,000 butts of pure compassion and bliss and understanding radiating the nectar of love and gratitude deep into the earth. 10,000 sphicters pulsing like invisible oil drills to the core of the earth drawing up lava from the earths core and sending out through the top of the skull as celestial fire works.

Your butt cheeks tingle and glow with joy and compassion.

You become the buddha of 10000 butts.

Everywhere you go you will sit contented upon your 10000 butts everywhere you go you will find prosperity.

Who needs cerebellum slurping wrathful gaurdians of dharma when you've got 10 000 extreme twerking power butts full of war elephants and crazy saints.

booom!

For your own personal safety and those around you PLEASE DO NOT EVEN PONDER CONTEMPLATING THESE PRACTICES UNLESS YOU ARE ENROLLED IN MY ASTRAL BUTT YOGA CLASS.

And remember if you don't keep up to date with your butt yoga fees we have frequencies that can posses your butt within a radius of 10s of thousands of kilometers, demons and malific spirits, direaha, hemroids, prehensile piles: if we want we can liquify all your internal organs and cause them to drip out your butt hole in agonizing dollops until all thats left of you is a deflated epiderm and an acrid puddle.

In dire times like ours the mystical banishing power of the turnip may prove to be very useful.

if someone is pissing you off and you just want them to leave you alone.

i suggest you try using turnips.

Use your imagination.

gift them turnips

cook them turnip stew

call them a turnip.

throw or shoot turnips at them

(it was both very popular considered to be a very effective deterent in ancient Rome)

the important thing is to get the turnip somewhere between you and your assailant.

turnips marinaded in metholated spirits and dipped in sparkeler dust ignited and catapalted at your assailant can be surprisingly effective way to get someone to leave you alone.

growing turnips in a friends garden will likely end your friendship

Nothing says fuck off leave me alone like a turnip.

Raddishes however are an entirely different kind of tuber

you don't have to answer

i already know that they did

after they force you to breed with them

you develop the telepathic abilities

especaily with the other ones

chosen to incubate their eggs

it seems they have been very busy

like a kind of silent unconscious invasion

how long is this whole process going to take anyway

and will it be like gremlins

when you feed them after midnight

i've heard rumours that the newborn devour their hosts

when everything is extremely wrong and dystopian and fucked up

and the party at the end of the world is disintergrating

in a very devasting and cataclysmic sort of way

rapidly mutating into a grim unpropitious nightmare

a great entroppic schism

nothing will ever be the same again

and everything is kind of beyond agitating

a terrible all pervading anxiousness

escalating through the collective nervous sysyem

the last thing one wants to do is go out and

get addicted to drugs or alchohol

which is the natural inclination for the many

who want to block out the dystopia

who can feel their part of this giant thing that is falling apart

unravelling

you think your going to need a strong drink or something

just to deal with it all

on the walk to the bottle shop

or to go score or what ever

your thinking about the illumanatti problem

......either your working for them

or busy buying their drugs

,,,,,,addiction is control

and creates repetitive behavoural patterns

backs one into corners

and can slow one down in bardo

create a distracting gravity

in death as it does in life

which perhaps one can get away with

if they have lived an impeccable life

but if everything is kind of wrong and fucked up

and your kind of wretched

you probably have to be careful

,,,,,,,or your being manipulated by them

their subliminal mind control media

that passes for entertainment and news