Code Black with Madison King Podcast

Protecting 3rd Party who instructed Australian Electorial Commission to interfer with my platform during the Federal Election Last Year.   Documents are located in last post CBMK 23 Jan 2026 No 54 From the AEC FOI decision: Page 1 — The AEC confirms my FOI request relates to documents about the “removal or restriction of my social media content by Meta Platforms Inc. (Facebook and Instagram).” Pag...

Let’s kill the lie once and for all. This bill did not appear overnight. It existed before 2025, and it passed with support from Labor, Liberal, Greens, and Nationals. That means every party already had the bill. They had it before the first vote, during the 2025 passage, and after. What just happened was not a new law — it was a wording tweak built on legislation they had already read, debated, a...

I said it then and I’ll say it now: what we are seeing from people like Andrew Hastie is not leadership — it’s obedience. There are soldiers, and then there are soldiers. Some are trained to question. Some are trained to follow orders. And in politics, that distinction matters. When an MP votes yes to a 140-page, bundled bill that expands executive power, weakens safeguards, and centralises contro...

I don’t believe Jacinta Price’s excuse. You don’t get “locked out” of Parliament during a major vote. There are phones, staff, security, texts, alerts — the entire system exists to make sure MPs are present. So either this was poor time management — and if you can’t manage a critical vote, you have no business putting your hand up to run the country — or you didn’t properly read the 140-page bill....

Let’s kill the lie once and for all. This bill did not appear overnight. It existed before 2025, and it passed with support from Labor, Liberal, Greens, and Nationals. That means every party already had the bill. They had it before the first vote, during the 2025 passage, and after. What just happened was not a new law — it was a wording tweak built on legislation they had already read, debated, a...

The politicians who voted yesterday are not the problem. They are exactly what we elected. If you’re offended by the truth, ask why — because today’s vote is the result of years of bad decisions at the ballot box. We reap what we sow. It’s time to wake up. Australia needs new parties at the next election. THE CORE POINT AUSTRALIANS MUST UNDERSTAND This Bill was sold as: “Stopping extremists.” But...

A young Iranian man is about to be hanged for protesting — and people are urging us to tag every international leader and media outlet in the hope it saves his life. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: I don’t see the U.S. political class rushing to stop it. The Democrats are too busy trying to impeach Donald Trump to remember what power is actually meant to be used for. Their priority isn’t prote...

The UK prosecutes citizens for online speech, but political insiders remain untouchable. Speech laws aren’t enforced equally — they’re enforced selectively. Tony Blair’s sister-in-law can make inflammatory statements about October 7 and no one seriously believes she’ll ever see the inside of a prison cell. Don’t be ridiculous. There’s a class system in how laws are enforced — one rule for them, an...

If accountability actually mattered, why was Barack Obama never held to account? Under Obama, the United States carried out more bombings and airstrikes than any modern U.S. president, across multiple countries, many without declared wars, many with civilian casualties, and with virtually no transparency or consequences. Entire regions were bombed. Millions of lives were destabilised. And nothing...

Billy Joel, We Didn’t Start the Fire, history timeline, generational conflict, political events, cultural history, Cold War, social change, world events, historical commentary, generational responsibility, inherited chaos, global tension, 20th century history, protest music, political instability, pop culture history, war and peace, societal change, historical awareness, lyrical storytelling, musi...

Power, Deterrence, and the End of Automatic Alliances Donald Trump’s remarks after Venezuela weren’t random. They raise a bigger question: was this chaos, or calculated strategy playing out in real time? Because when you listen carefully, what he’s describing isn’t a rush toward war — it’s a reordering of priorities. He talks about control, stability, feeding people, restoring industry, removing c...

In this episode of Code Black , Madison King examines the role of the ABC in shaping public narratives and unpacks the growing national conversation around reparations. Through an independent journalism lens, she explores media bias, accountability, historical context, and the impact of government-funded broadcasting on public opinion. This episode challenges mainstream narratives and invites crit...

 In this episode of Code Black , Madison King investigates allegations that Annika Wells has used Australian tax dollars to fund personal parties and vacations. Through independent journalism, she examines accountability, government spending, and ethical considerations in public office. This episode highlights the importance of transparency, challenges misuse of public funds, and encourages inform...

Donald Trump is suing the BBC for five billion dollars. Not only does the case allege defamation against President Trump, it also serves as a clear and prominent signal that the relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom is at its lowest point in decades. This is not a routine legal dispute. It reflects a deeper breakdown — political trust, media credibility, and alliance cohesi...

Political Language Is the Problem. Band-Aid Solutions Are the Result  For more than four decades, Australians have seen terrorist ideology openly displayed in this country — on our streets, online, and in public forums. ISIS flags, extremist slogans, and hate speech have not been hidden. They have been filmed, photographed, shared on social media, and reported by mainstream media. Yet successive A...

Weak Governments 🇦🇺Import Terrorists They Can’t Control — Then Are Too Scared to Remove Them  New Hate Speech Laws Won’t Fix What Albanese Ignored for Decades — The 1958 Immigration Act Already Gives Power to Remove Terrorists  There is something fundamentally wrong with this country when we have a Prime Minister — and politicians from both major parties, including the Liberals — who have supporte...

Mainstream media doesn’t give the public the full picture — it gives people only what it decides they deserve to know. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve published information before mainstream outlets later drip-fed the same facts, once it suited them. That alone should wake people up. If you don’t ask the right questions, and if you don’t have the grit to dig through documents, government re...

I want to know why Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi turned up at Bondi Beach immediately after Australians and Israeli nationals were killed there. This is a woman who has been a long-time supporter of Palestine, and so is the Greens Party. That’s on the public record. I do not believe the Greens represent Australians. They represent a political minority, protected by the system. What Australians are...

What we’ve witnessed is a complete failure of federal authorities, New South Wales Police, and government leadership—failure to enforce existing laws and failure to remove people who should never have been here in the first place. If you can freely return to your country of birth or your family’s homeland, you are not a refugee. Refugee status was never meant to be permanent convenience—it was mea...

These agencies exist for one purpose: threat identification and prevention. Not reaction. Not excuses. Prevention. If it is true — as has been reported — that one of the men involved was:    •   Known to ASIO, and    •   A registered firearms owner, then Australians are entitled to ask a very basic question: What is the point of a watchlist if it carries no consequence? A list that does not trigge...

In the quiet sprawl of Sydney’s Bonnyrigg suburb—where kebab shops hum beside corner delis and neighbours rarely ask too many questions—the Akram family blended seamlessly into the multicultural backdrop for nearly three decades. Sajid Akram, 50, arrived from Lahore, Pakistan, in 1998 on a student visa, chasing education and opportunity in Australia, according to reporting by the Sydney Morning He...

Remember this: 8.3 billion people versus a few hundred elites. If you believe money is everything, you will never understand freedom — or happiness — because neither can be bought. No one should be preparing for war in 2025. We know better now. So ask yourself: Who are we really being told to kill? Innocent people. Strangers. Families just like ours. All in the name of elites who profit from destr...

 CB Bonus 010 explores the history, meaning, and cultural significance of the Aboriginal First Nations Flag. This episode examines the origins of the flag, its symbolism, and its role in representing identity, resistance, and unity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Through historical context and reflection, Code Black with Madison King provides educational insight into how the fla...

The Kimberley Plan explores a little-known historical proposal to establish a Jewish homeland in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. This concept, emerging during the early 20th century, examined alternative resettlement strategies for Jewish communities facing persecution and displacement. In this episode/article, we delve into the historical context, political discussions, and societal re...

Australia does provide reparations to Aboriginal people through funding, grants, and other means. However, it is the governments and our own leaders who often fail to deliver on these outcomes, and they are the ones we should be holding accountable. As I’ve always said, there is a group of people I refer to as the “purple circle.” Anyone sitting on boards should not be automatically viewed as good...