Thanks to Dr Rangan Chatterjee for having me on his show. It was refreshing to speak to a doctor who understands the enormity of the mistake we have made in allowing Pharma to shape how we understand and respond to our emotions

"As Travis Lovett approached Spring Street — the seat of Victoria's Parliament and a symbol of over 150 years of laws that have discriminated against First Nations people" Which laws are those? nit.com.au/18-06-2025/186…

This is sure to upset the victim brigade.

I love punctuation so much, I'll be ill if you take away my apostrophes.

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"Online activists and hashtag riders are so desperate for ongoing outrage and so blinded with hatred for their enemies, they are lured by anything that gives them a chance to unleash their fury, no matter how flimsy, dubious or ultimately diabolical." (Joe Hildebrand)

"Senator McCarthy said deaths in custody had to end and the federal government was deeply concerned about the issue." This from an Indigenous 'leader'. nit.com.au/23-06-2025/186…

“When upsetting things happen, such as the loss of a job or a relationship, it is normal to experience psychological symptoms. It is not helpful to label these reactions with a diagnosis.” (Psychiatrist, Joel Paris)

Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people are like these table tops. While the table tops appear to be of different shape and size, they are EXACTLY the same shape and size. We are all pretty much the same despite some superficial differences.

"unconscious racism" Sounds like a witch hunt. abc.net.au/news/2025-06-2…

"the increase in racism "resonates with what we've heard anecdotally" about the impact of the 2023 Voice referendum campaign." There can be a huge difference between 'reported racism' and 'actual racism'. Have these clowns not heard of survey bias? abc.net.au/news/2025-06-2…

"I think it's fair to say that young people feel the result around the Voice referendum and Australia's rejection of that proposal signifies to them a rejection," The Voice was rejected and not Aboriginal people you fool! abc.net.au/news/2025-06-2…

Thanks Stephen for a non-sensational summary on this important topic. It is my hope that the Libs listen.

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People often don’t understand that many of their own deeply-held beliefs are the major source of their problems. Yet they are reluctant to let go of those beliefs. They prefer the world would change for them, rather than to change their precious beliefs.

Often there are perfectly sensible actions we can take to avoid being the victim of someone else's bad behaviour. Yet suggesting these actions is sure to attract the criticism of 'blaming the victim.' It is NOT victim blaming. It’s meant to be empowering.