The Mike Holt Show

Who are the Fabians? Why is it important for us to know who and what they are? Know the enemy.

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Energy isn't mentioned  in the Australian Constitution, yet Australia has a national electricity market with national rules and national regulators. The secret is in one state taking the lead, the others mirror its legislation, all of which include a clause to give the Commonwealth power over power and energy. In the case of energy, South Australia is lighting the way.

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Some of the Topics we covered:
Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) – A modern term used (especially by governments) for unexplained objects or events in the sky, sea, or space that do not have an immediately identifiable origin.

Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) – A general term for airborne objects that cannot be identified at the time of observation (does not necessarily mean extraterrestrial).

Unidentified Submersible Objects (USOs) – Reports of unidentified objects seen moving underwater, sometimes linked to UFO phenomena.

Extraterrestrial Biological Entities (EBEs) – A term used in UFO literature to describe alleged non-human life forms from outside Earth.

Aliens (extraterrestrial life) – Hypothetical or scientifically searched-for life forms originating beyond Earth.

Astrobiology – The scientific field that studies the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe.

Alien abductions – Claims or reports of individuals being taken by non-human entities, often described in UFO-related narratives.

Close encounters – Classified types of UFO sightings based on proximity and interaction (e.g., visual sightings, physical evidence, or alleged contact).

Contactee phenomena – Reports of individuals claiming communication with extraterrestrial beings.

Alien disclosure – The idea that governments may reveal confirmed evidence of extraterrestrial life or contact.

Government UFO investigations – Official programs studying UAPs (e.g., military or intelligence agency research into unexplained sightings).

Declassified UFO reports – Previously secret government documents released to the public about UFO sightings or investigations.

Crash retrieval theories – Claims that governments have recovered crashed non-human craft or materials.

Reverse-engineering alien technology – The idea of studying recovered non-human technology to replicate or understand it.

Ancient aliens hypothesis – The belief that extraterrestrials influenced early human civilizations.

Panspermia – A scientific hypothesis suggesting life may have originated from microorganisms carried through space.

Interstellar travel by extraterrestrials – The concept that advanced civilizations could travel between star systems.

Faster-than-light travel theories – Hypothetical methods (e.g., warp drives) enabling travel beyond the speed of light.

Extraterrestrial civilizations – Theoretical intelligent societies existing beyond Earth.

Technosignatures – Detectable signs of advanced technology (e.g., radio signals, megastructures) from alien civilizations.

SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) – Scientific efforts to detect signals or evidence of intelligent extraterrestrial life.

Galactic Federation (theoretical concept) – A speculative idea of an organized alliance of advanced extraterrestrial civilizations governing or cooperating across the galaxy.

Interstellar diplomacy (hypothetical) – The concept of communication and relations between humans and extraterrestrial civilizations.

Exoplanet habitability studies – Research into planets outside our solar system that could support life.

Biosignatures – Chemical or physical indicators (like oxygen or methane) that may suggest life on other planets.

USO–UAP connection theories – The idea that aerial and underwater unidentified objects may be related or part of the same phenomenon.

Multidimensional beings hypothesis – A speculative theory that some entities may originate from other dimensions rather than other planets.

Simulation hypothesis (in UFO context) – The idea that UFO phenomena could be related to a simulated reality or unknown higher-level system.

Psychological and sociological explanations of UFOs – Scientific approaches explaining sightings through perception, cognition, or cultural factors.

Natural atmospheric or astronomical phenomena mi

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Why does the Labor Party support Islam, an ideology any sane person can see is a clear and present danger to our civilization? When will they learn?

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In this interesting episode, the Rabbi and I explore various possibilities for living off our planet. 

Humanity Beyond Earth

• Space tourism – Commercial travel to space for non-professional astronauts.
• Space hotels in orbit – Habitats in Earth orbit designed to host paying visitors.
• Commercial space stations – Privately operated space stations for research, tourism, or manufacturing.
• Lunar tourism – Travel experiences that take civilians to or around the Moon.
• Mars tourism – Future concept of civilians traveling to Mars for exploration or visits.
• Terraforming Mars – Hypothetically altering Mars’ environment to make it Earth-like and habitable.
• Terraforming Venus – Theoretical process of modifying Venus’ extreme conditions to support life.
• Space elevators – A proposed system using a tether from Earth to space for transporting materials without rockets.
• Reusable rockets – Rockets designed to be recovered and flown multiple times to reduce costs.
• Interplanetary transport systems – Vehicles and infrastructure for travel between planets.
• Asteroid mining – Extracting valuable resources (like metals or water) from asteroids.
• Lunar mining operations – Mining resources such as helium-3 or ice on the Moon.
• Space-based solar power – Collecting solar energy in space and transmitting it to Earth.
• Orbital fuel depots – Storage stations in space where spacecraft can refuel.
• Deep space habitats – Living environments designed for long-duration missions far from Earth.
• Generation ships for interstellar travel – Spacecraft where multiple generations live and die during long journeys between stars.
• Cryogenic sleep for long missions – Preserving humans in a low-metabolism state during long space travel.
• Artificial gravity systems – Creating gravity-like forces (often via rotation) in spacecraft or habitats.
• Space farming (growing food in space) – Cultivating crops in microgravity or extraterrestrial environments.
• Closed-loop life support systems – Systems that recycle air, water, and waste to sustain life in space indefinitely.
• Space manufacturing (zero-gravity factories) – Producing materials in microgravity for higher precision or unique properties.
• Orbital shipyards – Facilities in space for building and assembling spacecraft.
• Space mining robots – Autonomous machines designed to extract resources in space.
• Autonomous spacecraft – Spacecraft that operate independently using AI without human control.
• Nuclear-powered spacecraft – Spacecraft using nuclear energy for propulsion or power.
• Ion propulsion systems – Engines that use electrically charged particles for efficient, long-duration thrust.
• Warp drive research – Theoretical study of faster-than-light travel by bending spacetime.
• Wormhole research – Investigating hypothetical tunnels through spacetime for instant travel.
• Dyson spheres or swarms – Hypothetical megastructures built around a star to capture its energy.
• Space colonization (Moon bases) – Establishing permanent human settlements on the Moon.
• Space colonization (Mars bases) – Building long-term human habitats on Mars.
• Space colonization (asteroid colonies) – Creating living spaces within or on asteroids.
• O’Neill cylinders (giant space habitats) – Large rotating space structures designed to support human life.
• Space debris cleanup systems – Technologies to remove or manage hazardous debris in orbit.
• Planetary defense systems (asteroid deflection) – Methods to detect and redirect potentially dangero

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Scott Hanley is a retired Victorian policeman who tells us about his involvement with the Dan Andrews Bike Boy saga.

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There is great concern that ASIO is being given authority it does not have under the law, to prosecute the perceived enemies of the current communist labor govenment. Is this the last nail in the coffin for GovCorp?

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The Rabbi introduces himself, his work, and his plans, and then we explore life extension technologies.

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• Bering Strait Tunnel – A proposed tunnel linking Russia and the United States (Alaska), enabling rail and possibly road connections between Asia and North America.
• Darién Gap Highway – A proposed road connection through the Darién Gap to complete the Pan-American Highway between Panama and Colombia.
• Gibraltar Strait Crossing – A proposed tunnel or bridge connecting Spain and Morocco across the Strait of Gibraltar.
• Channel Tunnel Expansion – Additional tunnels or upgrades to the Channel Tunnel between the United Kingdom and France.
• Fehmarnbelt Fixed Link – A major tunnel connecting Denmark and Germany.
• Japan–Korea Undersea Tunnel – A proposed tunnel linking Japan and South Korea.
• Sakhalin–Mainland Tunnel/Bridge – A proposed connection in Russia linking the mainland to Sakhalin Island.
• Trans-African Highway Network Completion – Completing a continent-wide road network across Africa.
• Pan-American Highway Completion – Finalizing a continuous road from Alaska to South America.
• Trans-Saharan Highway Upgrades – Improving transport routes across the Sahara in Africa.
• North American High-Speed Rail Network – A continent-wide fast rail system across United States, Canada, and Mexico.
• European Hyperloop Network – A proposed ultra-fast transport system across Europe.
• Gulf Railway – A rail network linking countries in the Persian Gulf region.
• Red Sea Bridge (“Moses Bridge”) – A proposed bridge between Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
• Sunda Strait Bridge – A proposed bridge in Indonesia connecting Java and Sumatra.
• Arctic Shipping Routes Infrastructure – Development of ports and logistics in the Arctic.
• Northern Sea Route Development – Expanding Arctic shipping along Russia.
• Transpolar Railways – Rail lines across northern Canada or Russia.
• Grand Inga Dam – A massive proposed hydropower project in Democratic Republic of the Congo.
• Desertec Project – Solar energy generation in North Africa exported to Europe.
• NAWAPA (North American Water and Power Alliance) – A continental water redistribution plan across North America.
• South–North Water Transfer Project – A major water diversion system in China.
• Lake Chad Replenishment Project – A proposal to restore Lake Chad in Africa.
• Australia–Asia Tunnel/Bridge Concept – A proposed multi-link connection from Australia to Asia via Indonesia.
• Transatlantic Tunnel – A highly speculative tunnel connecting Europe and North America across the Atlantic Ocean.
• Transpacific Tunnel – A theoretical tunnel linking Asia and North America beneath the Pacific Ocean.
• Global High-Speed Rail Grid – A vision of interconnected high-speed rail lines spanning all populated continents.
• Planetary Hyperloop Network – A global system of ultra-fast vacuum tube transport connecting major cities worldwide.
• Floating Ocean Cities – Large, self-sustaining cities built on floating platforms in international waters.
• Mobile Ocean Nations – Floating, movable settlements that function as independent or semi-independent states.
• Arctic Mega-Cities – New cities built in Arctic regions as ice melts and access improves.
• Antarctic Research Cities – Permanent large-scale settlements in Antarctica for science and industry.
• Underground Cities – Large urban developments built below ground for climate protection or space efficiency.
• Climate-Controlled Mega Domes – Giant enclosed cities with controlled internal climates.
• Sahara Greening Project – Large-scale irrigation and planting to transform the Sahara into arable land.
• Amazon Res

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• Nuclear fission power – Generating energy by splitting atomic nuclei, releasing heat used to produce electricity.
• Nuclear fusion energy – Producing energy by fusing atomic nuclei (like in the sun), with minimal waste and high output (still experimental).
• Solar photovoltaic farms – Large-scale installations of solar panels that convert sunlight into electricity.
• Space-based solar power satellites – Satellites that collect solar energy in space and transmit it to Earth (conceptual technology).
• Wind energy (onshore & offshore) – Generating electricity from wind using turbines on land or at sea.
• Tidal energy systems – Harnessing energy from ocean tides using underwater turbines or barriers.
• Wave energy converters – Devices that capture energy from surface ocean waves.
• Geothermal energy – Using heat from within the Earth to generate electricity or provide heating.
• Green hydrogen production – Producing hydrogen fuel using renewable energy, resulting in zero carbon emissions.
• Advanced battery storage systems – High-capacity batteries that store energy for later use, improving grid stability.
• Desalination plants – Facilities that remove salt from seawater to produce fresh drinking water.
• Atmospheric water generation – Extracting water directly from humidity in the air.
• Ocean plastic cleanup technologies – Systems designed to remove plastic waste from oceans.
• Smart irrigation systems – Automated watering systems that optimize water use using sensors and data.
• Wastewater recycling – Treating and reusing wastewater for agriculture, industry, or drinking.
• Ocean farming (seaweed & algae) – Cultivating marine plants for food, fuel, or environmental benefits.
• Vertical farming – Growing crops indoors in stacked layers to save space and resources.
• Precision agriculture (AI + drones) – Using technology to optimize farming with data, sensors, and automation.
• Lab-grown meat – Meat produced from animal cells in a lab without raising livestock.
• Genetically engineered climate-resilient crops – Crops modified to withstand drought, heat, or pests.
• Soil regeneration (carbon farming) – Practices that restore soil health and capture carbon dioxide.
• Aquaponics systems – Combining fish farming and plant cultivation in a closed-loop system.
• Urban rooftop gardens – Growing food on rooftops in cities to increase local food production.
• Autonomous farming robots – Robots that perform agricultural tasks like planting and harvesting.
• Carbon capture and storage (CCS) – Capturing CO₂ emissions and storing them underground to reduce atmospheric carbon.
• Direct air capture of CO₂ – Removing carbon dioxide directly from the air using specialized machines.
• Cloud seeding – Releasing substances into clouds to encourage rainfall.
• Solar radiation management – Reflecting sunlight away from Earth to reduce global warming (geoengineering concept).
• Drone-based reforestation – Using drones to plant trees quickly and at scale.
• Blue carbon ecosystem restoration – Restoring coastal ecosystems (like mangroves) that absorb carbon.
• Smart cities – Cities that use technology and data to improve efficiency, sustainability, and quality of life.
• Green buildings (net-zero or positive energy) – Buildings designed to produce as much or more energy than they consume.
• High-speed electric public transit – Fast, electric-powered transportation systems like modern trains.
• Hyperloop systems – Proposed ultra-fast transport using pods in low-pressure tubes.
• Autonomous electric vehi

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