BREAKING NEWS:
Friday 13, 2025 The Israeli Mistake
Israel sends more than 300 missile strikes to hit Iran
Israel is stating this is a preemptive strike against both military & nuclear targets.
Israel has also just declared a state of emergency.
This is a dark day for the entire World.
Iran has confirmed several key casualties of tonight's attack, including:
•Gen. Hossein Salami– head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps
•Gen. Gholam Ali Rashid– Senior army commander
•Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi– senior physicist
•Fereydoon Abbasi– top nuclear scientist
My obvious question is why warmongering countries like Israel and the USA are allowed to possess large quantities of nuclear weapons while insisting that Iran must not develop nuclear weapons?
Friday 13, 2025 The Israeli Mistake
Israel sends more than 300 missile strikes to hit Iran
Israel is stating this is a preemptive strike against both military & nuclear targets.
Israel has also just declared a state of emergency.
This is a dark day for the entire World.
Iran has confirmed several key casualties of tonight's attack, including:
•Gen. Hossein Salami– head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps
•Gen. Gholam Ali Rashid– Senior army commander
•Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi– senior physicist
•Fereydoon Abbasi– top nuclear scientist
My obvious question is why warmongering countries like Israel and the USA are allowed to possess large quantities of nuclear weapons while insisting that Iran must not develop nuclear weapons?
For Australia's Labor Party, the following points are crucial:
Maintain public confidence in Gaza: The Labor Party enjoys strong support at home, but its alignment with Israel’s actions in Gaza, widely seen as unjust by Australians, threatens this. The leadership must advocate for an immediate ceasefire beyond mere words, humanitarian assistance and a just solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that is based on international law and reflects Australia’s values of fairness and humanity.
Maintain foreign policy independence: Australia must resist pressure from the US and Israel to engage in a potential war with Iran that could destabilise the Middle East, disrupt global energy markets, cost countless lives and strain domestic and regional relations. Such a conflict serves foreign interests, not Australia’s security or global peace.
Learning from past conflicts: the Vietnam War, the Iraq War and the prolonged Afghanistan War — criticised as unjust by the wise - posed no direct threat to Australia and led to devastating results with no benefit. They illustrate the risks of alliance loyalty, particularly to US-led endeavours.
Defining true allies: Australia’s allies should share its commitment to justice, peace and sovereignty. The leadership must prioritise partnerships that respect Australia’s independent decision-making.
Demonstrate strength through diplomacy: To maintain public support, Labor must reject reckless military escalation, such as war with Iran, and prioritise diplomacy and peacekeeping. This will secure Australia’s reputation as a principled global citizen that protects national interests and avoids the pitfalls of past unwarranted conflicts.
- Cedar
Maintain public confidence in Gaza: The Labor Party enjoys strong support at home, but its alignment with Israel’s actions in Gaza, widely seen as unjust by Australians, threatens this. The leadership must advocate for an immediate ceasefire beyond mere words, humanitarian assistance and a just solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that is based on international law and reflects Australia’s values of fairness and humanity.
Maintain foreign policy independence: Australia must resist pressure from the US and Israel to engage in a potential war with Iran that could destabilise the Middle East, disrupt global energy markets, cost countless lives and strain domestic and regional relations. Such a conflict serves foreign interests, not Australia’s security or global peace.
Learning from past conflicts: the Vietnam War, the Iraq War and the prolonged Afghanistan War — criticised as unjust by the wise - posed no direct threat to Australia and led to devastating results with no benefit. They illustrate the risks of alliance loyalty, particularly to US-led endeavours.
Defining true allies: Australia’s allies should share its commitment to justice, peace and sovereignty. The leadership must prioritise partnerships that respect Australia’s independent decision-making.
Demonstrate strength through diplomacy: To maintain public support, Labor must reject reckless military escalation, such as war with Iran, and prioritise diplomacy and peacekeeping. This will secure Australia’s reputation as a principled global citizen that protects national interests and avoids the pitfalls of past unwarranted conflicts.
- Cedar
| The aggressive, short-sighted warring men who lead most countries will not only annihilate their enemies - and themselves and us; they will destroy large swathes of the planet - if not all of it. Is it too late to transfer leadership to the wise women and young people to clean up their mess? |  |
Wise words from Kerry K
| The next 6 months were meant to be dark. The plan was disaster. Deprivation. Control. But lightworkers shifted the field. Now comes the ripple. Truth. Abundance. Liberation. Light. Not because “they let us.” But because we remembered who we are. We’re not heading into collapse. | We’re rising into clarity. And that rise? It won't be gentle. It will shake the sleepers. It will expose the actors. It will burn the illusions to ash. So if it feels wild, it means it’s working. If it feels unrecognizable, it means it’s real. Because we didn’t come for comfort. We came to flip the script. To end the program. To usher in the new. Hold tight over the next 6 months. It could be messy, but it will be glorious. |
