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The Indigo Essays

The Indigo Essays

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The Land of No Tomorrow: Part 2a

The Indigo Essays Posted on August 3, 2020 by indigoFebruary 13, 2025

The Sub-State of SharRalia [The suggestion for the following addition to Part 2 is thanks to Pickering poster Bloody Amazed] During the months leading up to the planned takeover of Australia, GAEA was acutely aware of the legacy left behind by successive Australian governments since the official adoption of multiculturalism as government policy in the mid-seventies. Since then, two of … Continue reading →

Don’t Blame the Virus: we are prisoners of our minds

The Indigo Essays Posted on May 3, 2020 by indigoMarch 1, 2024

Anyone who thinks we are going to come out of the coronavirus lock down as good as or better than January 2020 is not paying attention. The obsessive focus on the health of the nation, the restrictions to socialising and travel, and the heavy rules and laws and penalties for the most minor of infractions only tell part of the story. The virus has revealed two more crises, both potentially far worse than the already horrific outcomes we have witnessed so far. I refer to an impending financial crisis and the even more frightening prospect of unprecedented restrictions on our rights and freedoms.

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The Legal Illegals

The Indigo Essays Posted on February 22, 2020 by indigoMarch 3, 2020

The Australian High Court has ruled that how Australia’s citizenship laws apply to an individual is dependent upon their racial background and identity. It establishes a newly defined group of people in that it sets indigenous Australians apart from ordinary citizens and embeds inequality under the law into our founding document.

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Australia can save the world

The Indigo Essays Posted on January 11, 2020 by indigoJune 30, 2021

The current bushfires in Australia are marked by unprecedented levels of mass hysteria. Anonymous Vested interests have taken advantage of the unfolding disaster to drive their climate change agenda and to promote the need for renewable energy sources. Even if Australia reduced its emission levels to 0, what effect would this outcome exert on the world’s activities?

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Climate change is the least of our problems

The Indigo Essays Posted on September 25, 2019 by indigoJune 17, 2021

Unless you have been permanently asleep, there are many serious problems evident across the education, corporate, government, and media sectors in western societies. These problems are not accidental. They have been orchestrated over decades by a privileged few.

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How did I become so despicable?

The Indigo Essays Posted on September 23, 2019 by indigoJune 17, 2021
despicable and confused

I am an older white male living in a Western society and was born, raised, educated, worked, and lived in the only way that society and its laws permitted. Yet, according to a person or persons unknown to me, not only has my life been wrong, I have also failed in the way that I think, comprehend, and make decisions.

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