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The mainstream media was designed to incrementally develop into a consolidated, corporate behemoth, which continues to promote an increasingly authoritarian perception of reality to the people.

In the following video, we explore various techniques used by the corporate press to manipulate the perceptions of collective society.

The manipulation of the human nervous system through the use of television and computer monitors is a reality in the modern world, according to registered patents.

Techniques studied in the 1970s reveal the ability to influence the physical and psychological aspects of the brain’s sensors via electromagnetic fields transmitted from screens.

New announcements have revealed upcoming changes to land ownership documents, with laws set to remove the option for physical paperwork.

The Queensland government has recently passed an amendment that will end the legal validity of paper Certificates of Titles, now classifying all options outside of digital documents as “redundant”.

The Australian government has appointed Paul Fletcher, a former Optus Director, as the new Communications Minister — responsible for advising cabinet and regulating projects from 5G to ‘smart cities’.

Telecommunications giants have welcomed the new announcement, while many critics are calling the appointment a fundamental conflict of interest after a long history of involvement in the industry.

The creation of Israel depended heavily on the actions of Herbert ‘Doc’ Evatt – an enigmatic Australian who served as President of the United Nations General Assembly at the time of Israel’s admission to the UN.

Evatt, a former Labor Leader and Attorney-General, would play an instrumental role in the implementation of the nation, after rising to prominence as an architect of the United Nations Charter in 1945.

Professional wrestling — half Shakespeare, half suplexes — continues to captivate as a stage-managed “reality” in which scripted stories bleed freely into real events, and the blurry line between truth heightens the addiction to the melodrama.

Following on from World Wrestling Entertainment’s (WWE) WrestleMania extravaganza in April, we take a look as the Australian government gears up for the main event of their poorly executed version of the theatre spectacle — The 2019 Federal Election.

Locations across Australia are introducing new technologies to monitor individuals and the environment, while private policies have been changed to include mandatory airport scanning at international terminals.

UN systems are incrementally being established across the country, and this election, Australia has the chance to reject the major parties and attempt to reverse this totalitarian two-party regime.

On the latest episode of the General Knowledge Podcast, Ethan Nash from TOTT News and General Maddox from Real News Australia discuss the latest on China’s ‘Social Credit System’ in Australia and key independent parties in the 2019 Federal Election.

The National Broadband Network (NBN) is one of Australia’s most significant infrastructure projects: a major source of government expenditure that was established to provide high capacity data communications across the nation for both individuals and organisations.

Over a decade since first being introduced to Australia, the project has experienced many shifts in development plans, botched rollouts and continued performance issues, making it one of the country’s biggest infrastructure failures in history.

Australians are starting to awaken to the lies and deceptions that have been entwined in the fabric of society by mainstream media, banks and corporations, and like-minded individuals and platforms are connecting on a larger scale than ever before.

On the latest episode of the General Knowledge Podcast, Ethan Nash from TOTT News and General Maddox from Real News Australia are joined by Phil Watt from the Revive Australia Movement, to discuss the latest news from our platforms, evolution of Yellow Vests to Revive Australia, individual empowerment, collective solutions and more.

Australia is the driest inhabited continent on earth, and has decades of experience in managing water scarcity, which has allowed countries in our region to gain access to investment expertise and technology in resource management for a number of years.

As an era of uncertainty regarding water supplies approaches, predicted to effect two-thirds of the world’s population, first public reports on foreign investments reveal that over 10 per cent of entitlements in Australia are currently owned by foreigners, with China and the US at the top.