PROTECTING PEOPLE FROM REECE POLICE

This is what Google AI tells me that Benito Mussolini said about community safety under his rule:

“Italy wants peace and quiet, work and calm. I will give these things with love if possible, and with force if necessary.”

“It is time to acknowledge that man, before feeling a need for culture, felt a need for order…”

Nicholas Reece called his Community Safety Officers dressed in black a “boots on the ground” approach.

Here is a quote from cbdnews.com.au about one woman’s experience of this alleged safety work:

“One woman, who became homeless after losing her 13-year-old daughter, said she had several bad experiences with guards.

“I’ve had plenty of interactions with the security guards of Melbourne that walk around with the council,” she said. “Only on Saturday just gone, they actually followed me most of the day. Anywhere that I stopped, they would tell me to move on.”

“I’d just like them to know that I’m not a drug addict, I’m not mentally ill, I’m just a woman who’s had a couple of bad bouts … it makes me feel like I’m not allowed to exist. I’m just physically not allowed to be anywhere.”

Fitzroy Legal Service policy, advocacy and community engagement director, Verena Tan, called on the council to suspend the security and safety officers in the CBD.

“In your own homelessness strategy, council created an ambitious plan to end homelessness in the city,” she said.

However, she believes the current approach doesn’t align with Melbourne’s vision to end homelessness, but rather “criminalises poverty” by targeting begging and public drunkenness.“

The Herald-Sun has called this “Reece Police”

Geoff Fox September 3, 2026, Melbourne, Australia

CLARKO

I have been watching Aussie Rules since 1967.

Based on number of teams beaten to win each premiership in a premiership winning year, I rate Alastair Clarkson (Clarko) as the equal second best coach of Aussie Rules since 1897, tied with Norm Smith, one or two flags behind Jock McHale.

But very serious unproven allegations against Clarko have done huge damage to his chances of success again at AFL senior coaching.

When these allegations were first made, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese jumped on the woke, virtue signalling bandwagon, saying: “We know that discrimination has no part in our game, just as we know discrimination has no part in our nation.”

Linda Burney, Albanese’s Minister for Indigenous Australians at the time, said that the allegations were “nothing short of sickening, quite frankly”.

There were never any findings of wrong doing by Clarkson in the courts or by the Australian Human Rights Commission.

This is a type of innuendo that ruins or seriously damages the lives of far to many men in Australia.

AFL’s Gillon McLachlan described what happened as a “heavy burden.” for people like Clarkson.

Trent Croad, who finished his 222 game career coached by Clarkson at the time the alleged discrimination started, said Clarkson formed an “absolute brotherhood” with his players and and had “incredible” respect for First Nations players.

I have met Alastair Clarkson recently and seen how well he has lead his team.

I have seen his kindness and gentleness to all who approached him in my presence.

I have seen how good he has been at being a father figure to his North Melbourne players.

I believe his statement that he was “shocked and deeply distressed” by what was reported and his statement: “I want to emphatically express that I did not behave in the manner claimed ……”

No Prime Minister should try to position himself on the side of innuendo against a sporting hero like Alastair Clarkson.

Anthony Albanese did.

Geoff Fox, September 3, 2026, Melbourne, Australia

Basic Good Manners To A Female Asian Leader

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is under fire for saying this about a gift of fruit from the Japanese Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi: “The Japanese Prime Minister brought a melon… Got a couple of melons. She brought two. She brought two, as you do.” (while gesturing near his chest)

Shingo Yamagami, a former Japanese ambassador to Australia, has said, “So, prime minister, please enjoy Japan’s sweet and juicy melons without thinking about a woman’s anatomy, and instead focus on what our two countries must do together.”

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor: “The Prime Minister’s behavior on this podcast was crass, classless, and utterly juvenile. To reduce an international diplomatic exchange with a female world leader to a series of cheap, sexist double entendres is a profound embarrassment to this nation.”

Peta Credlin of Sky News: “It shows a spectacular lack of judgment. You are the Prime Minister of Australia. You do not go on low-brow podcasts to trade schoolboy jokes about anatomy with a host, let alone at the expense of the leader of Japan, our most vital security partner in Asia.”

Albo must go.

Geoff Fox, 16 August, 2026, Melbourne, Australia

(The above word art, which I call “Albo’s Eyes”, is words and a frame added by me to a photo authored by the Cabinet Secretariat of Japan. I make no claim that they endorse the words added by me. I am the author of Albo’s Eyes. It is is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. You are free to share – to copy, distribute and transmit the work and to remix – to adapt the work under the following conditions: Attribution – You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use. -Geoff Fox)

Aussie Journos’ Jobs

Zoe Zamlos reported in yesterday’s Australian Financial Review that: “The Albanese government’s revised plan to tax technology giants that refuse to pay publishers could inadvertently cause major cuts in funding and job losses at Australia’s two biggest commercial news companies, News Corporation and Nine Entertainment.”

Today is the 54th annversary of the death of iconic film star Marilyn Monroe who said both:

“I have found freedom and independence, and I don’t intend to give them up.”

and

“I knew I belonged to the public and to the world, not because I was talented, or even beautiful, but because I had never belonged to anyone else.”

In 1962 Marilyn Monroe died at the age of 36.

Loved. Used. Totally unusal.

Human individuality in all its forms is what makes us human.

When we allow big powers of any type to replace individuals with inhuman power, we stop being what we are and what we need to be.

Journos’ jobs matter.

Geoff Fox, August 5, 2026, Melbourne, Australia

Freedom Of Speech Of #1 – Karl Stefanovic

The Prime Minister Of Australia, the single most important office holder in the country categorises the abrupt departure of larrikin icon Karl Stefanovic from the Nine network as “a matter for Karl Stefanovic to think about his actions and the decisions that he’s made.”

Karl says on youtube in “A message from Karl”: “I’m free. Truly independent. ……. The public deserve to hear perspectives ……. Freedom of speech here and around the world is what this show is about.”

With his statement, Albanese, a Prime Minister from the alleged Labor Party is saying that a worker can be sacked for helping others express their political opinions.

This is the type of thinking that “justifies” book burnings, “justifies” cancel culture and is a threat to the single most important foundation of human social life: discourse aka Logos aka free speech.

Geoff Fox, June 26,2026, Melbourne, Australia

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Schoolgirls Massacred at Minab

On 28th February, 2026, on the first day of the Trump-Netanhayu war against Iran, three coordinated missile strikes hit a girls’ primary school in the city of Minab in the province of Hormozgan in the Republic Of Iran. Schoolkids were slaughtered. Anthony Albanese released a statement that day supporting the attack.

The missiles are believed to have been American.

This is a war crime.

I say this as a man who believed that Donald Trump was an anti-war president.

Devout peace loving people of Iranian descent in Australia are rightly outraged that the Prime Minister has not condemned the targeted slauhghter of schoolgirls:

This little film was made in front of a statue of a legendary dragon slain by St George to save an innocent female child from death.

Trump ad Netannahuyu’s evil war is an aberration.

The people of the world want peace.

Geoff Fox, 11 April, 2026, Melbourne. Australia

HAK ASASI MANUSIA- HUMAN RIGHTS – POLICE BRUTALITY

Why has Anthony Albanese failed to condemn blatant police brutality against passionate demonstrators demanding the right to continue a long running campaign of protests for a free Palestine during the presence in Australia of Israeli President Isaac Herzog.

Michael West reports at https://michaelwest.com.au/chaos-at-herzog-protest-as-police-use-excessive-force-the-west-report/ about Monday’s protest in Sydney:

“…. a very heavy police operation, which saw protesters pepper sprayed, brutalised, pushed to the ground and arrested. This included elderly people, families, people with disability and all of this was captured on video for the world to see …….

Critics say the response was not spontaneous but planned …….

We now hear ….. Zack Scholfield:

‘……. Clearly the police had decided that they were going to kettle and entrap those thousands upon thousands of people, not let them leave the square …… and at a certain point police simply started charging into the crowd with horses, pepper spray, picking people off the margins and beating them behind police lines.

 …….I saw elderly people ….. get charged directly by these riot cops ……. If they fell over in the scuffle, or got pushed over, which regularly happened, they were trampled by police and then sometimes beaten when they couldn’t get up or when they tried to get up …….

The police response was clearly designed to incite  people to fight back …….

Many of your viewers would have seen the footage of police pushing over kicking punching people at prayer that were kneeling on the ground face down or police punching people in the head that were already on the ground  in handcuffs ……

I looked into the eyes of these riot police that were on the front lines and many of them were clearly enjoying the position of power that they had been given by the government and many of them were clearly enjoying the fact that they had people that they could brutalis ….. without fear of retaliation because of their overwhelming numbers.’ “

Geoff Fox, February 12, 2026, Australia

THE RIGHT TO PROTEST AGAINST GENOCIDAL WAR

On the advice of Anthony Albanese, the Australian Governor General invited Israeli President Isaac Herzog to visit Australia in the wake of the antisemitic mass murder of 16 people at a Hannukah celebration at Bondi Beach last December.

Antisemitism is evil.

Those murders were evil.

But antisemitism cannot be solved by any sort of Islamophobia. Or by ignoring 81,913 Palestinian deaths that make people passionately angry about what the nation of Israel has done in Gaza.

Some people have called Bondi the worst massacre in Australian history. Aboriginal people would not be likely to agree. Bondi wouldn’t get in to the top 100 of massacres measured by numbers of deaths if colonial massacres of Aboriginal people are considered.

To put Bondi into perspective, 16 Palestinians have been killed in the current war in Gaza once in just over every 4 hours since October 7 2013. There have been approximately 5,120 killings of 16 Palestinians in the war in Gaza compared to one killing of 16 people in Bondi last December.

(4.0222054 hours per 16 deaths. This is based on the Wikipedia figures of 81.913 deaths in the 858 days since 7/10/2023)

Wikipedia reports that, in October 2023, “Herzog accused the residents of the Gaza Strip of collective responsibility for the Hamas attack on Israel.” The Amnesty international website states: “The UN Commission, in its report of 16 September 2025, also found that this statement by Herzog, together with others by the Israeli leadership amounted to direct and public incitement to commit genocide under Article III(c) of the Genocide Convention.”

Anthony Albanese wants a lowering of the temperature about these atrocities.

He wats a Terra Nullius silence about Israel’s genocidal actions.

I don’t.

Who agrees with me?

Geoff Fox, 11 February, 2026, Melbourne, Australia

the speaker in the photo above is Senator Lidia Thorpe

The Social Needs Of The Young

Today, on the 171st anniversary of the slaughter of 20 pro democracy activists at the Eureka Stockade by government forces, I condemn Anthony Albanese for the viciousness of his government’s attack on the social needs and human rights of young Australians. (The above painting shows the Swearing of Allegiance to the Southern Cross (Eureka Flag) at Bakery Hill on 1st December, 1854.)

In a society where most parents are too busy working (in order pay the mortgage and other living costs) to be there for their children the way parents used to be there, it is an intellectual, moral and emotional obscenity to ban all people under the age of 16 from social media which are now the main place for socialising for most human beings in first world countries.

This ban will create more problems than it solves.

I predict:

A The Albanese government will increase the youth suicide rate with this ban.

B. Youth participation in violent criminal gangs will increase because of this ban.

This ban is an example of just how dangerous and stupid the centralised planning of people like Anthony Albanese can be.

While I am not a human rights lawyer, I believe it is a clear violation of Articles 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 12, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30 of the Universal Declaration Of Human Rights.

If I am correct then Anthony Albanese has violated half of these 30 human rights with one piece of legislation. Is that a world record?

Leaders who do things like this with impunity belong in jail.

Geoff Fox, Deember 3, 2025, Melbourne, Australia