Month: March 2026

AI mass surveillance of Australians

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-24/palantir-cto-sees-iran-war-as-first-major-conflict-driven-by-ai AI’s role in helping select battlefield targets has drawn increased scrutiny, after Anthropic PBC’s relationship with the Pentagon deteriorated partly due to concerns about fully autonomous weapons — a nontechnical term meaning arms that can select and destroy targets on their own… Sankar compared the role of technology in improving the efficiency of targeting to … Read more

Understanding the “Second Parousia”

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The Core Argument The core of this argument is that we should stop treating divine fulfilment as something that requires catastrophe, stop waiting for history to justify destruction, and start understanding faithfulness as participation in mercy, reconstruction, and abundance. What if the “Second Parousia” or “Second Coming” isn’t a future event we’re waiting for, but … Read more

Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion – Submission 3

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THEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING AND ADDRESSING EXTREMISM Prophecy as Conditional Warning: The Jonah Pattern Applied to Middle East Peace EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This submission presents a theological framework arguing that biblical prophecy functions as conditional warning meant to provoke repentance and avert disaster, rather than predetermined script that must occur. The Book of Jonah demonstrates this … Read more

Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion – Submission 2

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Constitutional reform can be a protective factor against antisemitism when it strengthens social cohesion through democratic participation and institutional stability. This submission proposes the Naturalised Crown model and documents critical process integrity concerns affecting informed consent in constitutional reform.

Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion – Submission 1

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We Learned Nothing From Robodebt: Schedule 2 and the Royal Commission Deadline You Haven’t Heard About Twenty-eight months ago, the Robodebt Royal Commission delivered a scathing verdict: automated government decision-making without proper safeguards is incompatible with the rule of law. The scheme that unlawfully raised debts against 443,000 Australians was fundamentally flawed by design. In … Read more