Geoff Keall

What motivated me to write a book? fb.watch/aJPHGkIWCs/

Wow Brought a tear to my eye What a gentle-man Joseph represents the Britain of yesterday A better Britain

@IfindRetards Tongue in cheek? His statement is right, it’s just that being motivated to help everybody is a futile task; an oxymoron.

Is Russell on crack or just retarded?

@TheExtremeMusi1 Not going to choose one.

Which song from Rumours is your personal favourite???

@elonmusk to our very existence, and anyone who hasn’t figured that out is brain dead.

The Sun is ~everything

The guy represented by the film poster was a real piece of work. They had trouble convicting him, yet he was obviously a real war criminal. So what magic are they going to present to convict BRS. There’s only one sane decision. Anything less than innocent, is going to fail the guilty beyond all doubt test. So why? What’s the goal? Distraction? Shouldn’t they be going after the equivalent of this guy from the Afghan War. Seems a bit rich to go after the enlisted man.

🚨Justice delayed is justice denied🚨 A decade on, an Australian special forces operator faces war crime charges. It forces a hard question: how do we judge those sent into the brutality of war by the standards of peacetime? War is not clean. It never has been. Yet those who serve—wearing the uniforms of the Australian Defence Force, police, paramedics, nurses, surf lifesavers, and special constables—do so to protect us. One day they’re called heroes. The next, they’re condemned. Respect the uniform. Respect what it represents. Now we hear calls for “social cohesion.” But cohesion isn’t commanded. It cannot be legislated into existence. It must be earned. Earned through transparency. Earned through accountability. Earned by standing with those who trusted, complied—and carried the cost. Societies don’t fracture by accident. They fracture when trust is broken. And trust is only restored when truth is faced—fully, honestly, and without fear.

I suggest every single person listen to this podcast, I’m good friends with these dude, all ex-military who are close to the BRS situation. This podcast will blow your mind 🇦🇺🫡 #FreeBRS open.spotify.com/episode/6708lz…

The timing of the Ben Roberts-Smith arrest, just two weeks before Anzac Day, feels deliberate. It is absolutely disrespectful to the Defence Force community and veterans, and to all Aussies who believe in the spirit of the Anzac. We’ll be hanging this banner, and on Anzac Day we’ll be handing out Aussie flags at the Brisbane Anzac Day parade. Then on the 26th of April, we’ll be protesting in Canberra. If you’re in Brisbane and want to come along to any of our meets, jump in our new guy chat, say g’day, and join us. Cheers 🇦🇺 t.me/AusSonsNewGuyC…

Must-read, brilliant work by @HenryErgas , @fitzhunter & Noel Pearson in @australian today. Page 21.

How good would it be if corruption in Victoria was investigated with the same intensity as the pursuit of this chap.

@75otingocni He’s Ley’d his own trap! Consistency is a double edged sword.

No point repeating, that Australia has the worst commie government ever, but Andrew Hastie is one of my greatest surprises and disappointments. He doesn’t just have incurable TDS, but has also 🐀ed out one of his brothers in arms… Nothing will get me like him ever again.

Good. Because it always was.

@outragedfortune 🤡 - dictators?

My 18 year old daughter is doing a Pre Health Diploma at the polytechnic in Christchurch. She’s been instructed that you shouldn’t say ‘you’re from New Zealand’ unless you’re Māori. You’re supposed to say ‘you live in NZ’. Wtf?!

@ResisttheMS Politicians suiting up are they. Can’t see anyone else going voluntarily. Sure, press them to action, but then the result will be you lose, before you start.

JUST IN: The UK is preparing a new plan to get the nation ready for war, Sky News reports.

@TheMasters The horror shackles of the past have been well and truly exorcised. The mind free’d to shine in synchronicity with the body.

Roars for Rory after a chip-in birdie on No. 17. #themasters

Supercars. Taupo, NZ. Race 8. You can’t penalise Payne for unsafe release, then penalise the car he impeded, Cam Waters, for pit lane speeding! If Waters wasn’t speeding in the first place, Payne couldn’t have impeded him. Stupid application of the penalty system! Waters speeding cost Payne a top 3 finish, instead Payne suffers a significant championship points loss.

Brodie Kostecki avoids the chaos to extend his championship lead 👊 He is your Repco Race 8 winner at the ITM NZ Taupō Super 440! #RepcoSC #Supercars

Supercars. Taupo, NZ. Race 8. You can’t penalise Payne for unsafe release, then penalise the car you impeded, Cam Waters for pit lane speeding! If Waters wasn’t speeding in the first place, Payne wouldn’t have impeded him. Stupid application of the penalty!

BREAKING: Do you support Australia’s Governor General, Sam Mostyn, granting a preemptive pardon to Ben Roberts-Smith so he can freed immediately? All it takes is a stroke of pen! #auspol #pardonben #benrobertssmith

Country finally showing some renewed backbone. Thought it was suffering from spinal sclerosis.

Good morning Australia, They trained him, they made him what he was supposed to become, they awarded him for his bravery, Then they stabbed him in the back and made him a scapegoat for a stupid war we should never have been involved in. I stand with this brave man 🇦🇺

Here’s my latest article at CONFIDENTIAL DAILY, read it all…. link in comments. There is something that just doesn’t sit right with the legal pursuit of Ben Roberts-Smith over alleged war crimes said to have occurred nearly two decades ago. Firstly, we’re told the Director of Public Prosecutions “sought consent from Attorney-General Michelle Rowland” to proceed with his arrest. This is the same Attorney-General recently caught rorting her travel allowance, escaping with nothing more than a requirement to pay it back. And yet, she now sits in judgment over whether Roberts-Smith should be charged. Secondly, what exactly was the point of arresting Roberts-Smith at an airport, fresh off a domestic flight, in front of his family? Theatre. Pure theatre for the media. Was the AFP seriously suggesting he was a flight risk? Or was this simply about optics, about humiliation? Then we have the ABC’s endlessly recycled line about “twenty-one SAS soldiers” testifying against him in the defamation trial, a phrase now gleefully weaponised as a hashtag across social media by those who despise Australia, its military, and everything the Anzac tradition stands for. It deliberately creates the impression that 21 former SAS soldiers lined up to call Roberts-Smith a murderer. That’s the narrative. That’s the smear. But where is the actual testimony? Where is the detail? Because what is routinely ignored is that the defamation case was not just about alleged war crimes, it also centred on claims of “bullying” within the SAS. Let’s be honest: how many of that “twenty-one” related to personality clashes and internal grievances rather than murder? And let’s not forget, this was a civil case, not a criminal one, where powerful interests opposing Roberts-Smith were secretly paying witnesses hundreds of thousands of dollars in exchange for their testimony. That’s not justice. That’s a stacked deck. And “Bullying”? In elite combat units? By commanders in war zones? By that standard, you could indict most of the officers in the history of the Australian and British armies. Then there’s the staggering figure, $300 million reportedly spent pursuing these cases against SAS veterans. Three hundred million dollars. And alongside that, a taxpayer-funded, billion-dollar ABC that saw fit to doctor video footage, adding gunshots, in an attempt to falsely implicate former SAS commander Heston Russell in a war crime. That alone should have triggered a reckoning. Instead, it barely raised an eyebrow. What message does all of this send to young Australians considering military service? That if you put your life on the line, you may one day be hung out to dry by your own government? And then there’s the context so often overlooked in media reporting.  Roberts-Smith was, at the time, part of a mission targeting a rogue Afghan soldier, Hekmatullah, the man responsible for the cold-blooded murder of three Australian soldiers. Today, Roberts-Smith sits in a jail cell. Hekmatullah walks free. Think about that. We also hear endless references to “civilians,” as if this were a conventional battlefield. The Taliban didn’t wear uniforms. They blended in. They hid among the population. So what exactly was an Australian soldier supposed to do? Wait until a weapon was pointed at him before acting? And perhaps most revealing of all is the reaction. The smirking. The gloating. The barely concealed delight from sections of the political class, the commentariat and snivelling leftists; people who lecture endlessly about “the rule of law,” yet in the very same breath abandon the presumption of innocence for Ben Roberts-Smith. Any fair-minded Australian should see this for what it is; a grim, dispiriting moment for the country. A Victoria Cross recipient dragged through a process that raises more questions than it answers, while Defence Force morale sinks and recruitment struggles deepen ……. READ IT ALL - link in comments