Andrew MacLeod on An hour with Robert Brennan - 29 Apr 2022

GUEST OVERVIEW: Andrew MacLeod is Non-Executive Chairman of British based Griffin Law, Non-Executive Director at Burnham Global, founding Director of child protection charity Hear their Cries and a Vice Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellow at Deakin University. Andrew advises several companies on their stakeholder relations and external risks, is a member of the Chatham House/ICRC Expert Panel on Humanitarian Negotiations with Non-State Armed Groups. Andrew served in the Balkans and Rwanda during the 1990s and set up and ran Law of Armed Conflict training with military unit that resulted in a measurable decrease in civilian casualties.

David McBride on An hour with Robert Brennan - 29 Apr 2022

GUEST OVERVIEW: David McBride is facing 50 years in prison for blowing the whistle on the Australian Defence Force’s leadership. David served in Afghanistan as a military lawyer to the Royal Australian Regiment and Australian Special Forces respectively. Over his two deployments, he became increasingly concerned that the war was dictated by politics rather than the best interests of Australians and Australian soldiers. He saw the Rule of Law and the rules of war not being followed, and indeed being breached. David submitted an internal report in 2014. After seeing no effective action, he disclosed documents to the ABC in 2016. David is now facing charges over the release of material related to the alleged misconduct of Australian special forces in Afghanistan. https://www.gofundme.com/f/50-years-in-jail-for-whistleblowing-on-the-adf

Natalie Cheale on An hour with Robert Brennan - 29 Apr 2022

David Truman on An hour with Robert Brennan - 28 Apr 2022

GUEST OVERVIEW: David Truman has an honours degree in Russian Language and literature and Political Science, and teaches Russian history, literature and language, and Indonesian, at the University of the Third Age. He spent a year on postgrad exchange at Moscow State University during the Cold War in the late 1960s, and 30 years in as a policy adviser and ministerial speechwriter. Since the fall of the Soviet Union, he has visited Russia four more times totalling over three months and is impressed at Russia’s strident rejection of the Cultural Marxism which has marched through the institutions of the West. David is also an expert in Islamic history, scriptures and doctrines.

Greg Maybury on An hour with Robert Brennan - 28 Apr 2022

GUEST OVERVIEW: Greg Maybury is an independent Perth-based political commentator, writer, blogger, and investigative historian. His main areas of interest include Western foreign and economic policy, the media, propaganda, censorship, along with corporate and institutional power, globalism, economic history, and the influence of the neo-conservative and neo-liberal agendas on national and global affairs. His writing has appeared on numerous websites over the years in Australia, the US, the UK and elsewhere. These include Consortium News, Information Clearing House, The Greanville Post, Global Research, OffGuardian, Russia Insider, Dissident Voice, and numerous others. His work be found on gregmaybury.substack.com or he can be found on Facebook, VK, Telegram, and GETTR.

Kevin Loughrey on An hour with Robert Brennan - 28 Apr 2022

GUEST OVERVIEW: All his life Kevin Loughrey has wanted to pursue projects that will make a positive contribution to the world's environment. Lack of access to education, inequality of the sexes and the absence of justice are amongst his concerns Kevin believes in the use of technology as a means of providing education and equal opportunities, Open Source Software, cost-affordable mobile hardware and the availability of low cost Internet services are key enablers in the quest to accelerate the societal advancement of developing nations. It goes without saying, these resources play a vital role in developed societies.

John Ruddick on An hour with Robert Brennan - 23 Apr 2022

GUEST OVERVIEW: John Ruddick is the lead NSW Senate Candidate for the Liberal Democrats. In the mid 1990s John was a staffer for Ross Cameron MP and since 2000 has worked as a self-employed mortgage broker. John joined the Liberal Democrats in mid 2021 after three decades of involvement with the NSW Liberal Party. In 2018 he published Make the Liberal Party Great Again which advocated for democratic reform within that party. He joined the Liberal Democrats after being shocked by the Morrison government’s over-reaction to COVID and the accompanying $1.2 trillion of Commonwealth debt and a capitulation on a fanciful net-zero carbon economy. John is a regular contributor to the Spectator Australia.

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