Code Black with Madison King Podcast

Federal Court Justice Ian Jackman has done something almost unheard of—he publicly criticised six current and former colleagues for taking years to deliver judgments, with some cases delayed for up to 3½ years.  Jackman argued these "egregious" delays undermine the rule of law, damage public confidence, and leave people's lives, businesses and livelihoods in limbo.  He said judges t...

 This documentary tells the remarkable story of Dr David Warren, the Australian scientist whose groundbreaking invention transformed aviation safety around the world. While investigating the mysterious crashes of the early Comet jet airliners in the 1950s, Warren conceived the idea of a device that could record cockpit conversations and flight data, allowing investigators to understand the causes...

"I refuse to play party politics while Australians are being betrayed. I will call out every politician and every staffer with a criminal history — rape, child sexual abuse, GBH, domestic violence, assault — who still sits in positions of power.  No exceptions.  If I can call out a Chief Judge in South Australia, I’ll call out the rest without fear or favour.  To every keyboard warrior in the...

This clip is about Tommy the Cowboy's commentary on the "Two Worlds Collide" discussion between Sam Bamford, Joanne and her husband. The central question was simple: What is Australian, and what is ethnically Australian? Joanne argued that having lived in Australia since the age of four, assimilating and building her life here, makes her Australian. Her husband stepped in and pushed...

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“Beers vs. Billion-Dollar Mines: Who Really Pays the Price” by Madison King explores the hidden costs behind large-scale mining projects compared to everyday consumer spending. The piece contrasts the relatively small, visible price of products like beer with the massive, often overlooked economic, environmental, and social impacts of billion-dollar mining operations. It examines who truly bears t...

“When Did We Give Power to Our Government?” by Madison King examines the origins and evolution of governmental authority, questioning how and when citizens transferred power to political institutions. The piece explores historical foundations such as social contracts, democratic consent, and constitutional frameworks, while also considering whether modern governments still reflect the will of the...

Do not compare me to other “influencers.” I conduct my own research, raise substantive issues, and do not simply repeat mainstream narratives. Despite this, I am consistently restricted and effectively silenced. My content is prevented from reaching a broader audience, I am excluded from monetisation opportunities, and even my ability to grow an audience is being interfered with—followers are remo...

My commentary throughout these clips. SAS Soldier Crimes in Afghanistan. 🪖 How many SAS soldiers spoke out? •At least 20+ SAS soldiers were involved in giving evidence or coming forward •Specifically: ◦21 current/former soldiers were set to testify in court  ◦Dozens overall gave evidence across inquiries and the defamation trial ◦32 soldiers were actually called as witnesses in the civil case  👉...

Maddy Says " Of course I’ve changed. It’s called growth. It’s called research—something most people don’t do. I don’t sit in front of a TV all day. I don’t own one. I spend my time in books, learning. If you’re not changing your mind, you’re stuck in concrete thinking. You don’t care about world politics—or even your own backyard. Australia is 50 years behind countries like China, Dubai, Saud...

Maddy says "General Wesley Clark talks about how they were going to bomb Iraq 10 days after the collapse of the Twin Towers on 9/11, and that there was no clear reason to go to war with Iraq, as the focus was supposed to be on addressing terrorism—yet Iraq was blamed all the same. The second clip is about Bibby. For over 40 years, since the 1980s, Bibby has been talking about conquering the M...

Friend or foe? The U.S. is about to find out whether Trump is more serious about Cuba, oil, or his relationship with Russia. With two Russian oil tankers en route to Cuba and expected to arrive Monday, the message couldn’t be clearer.” #russia   #cuba   #oil   #wars   #australia Support the show Follow Code Black with Madison King www.linktr.eee https://linktr.ee/codeblackMK?

The historical situation in 1947–1948 When Harry S. Truman was president, the region then known as the British Mandate for Palestine was nearing the end of British rule. Jewish and Arab nationalist movements were both demanding their own states. The international proposal that shaped events was the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine (1947). That plan suggested dividing the territory into...

Imagine if the Middle Eastern countries actually united instead of being divided. They would likely regain control of their own land and resources, and the balance of power in the region would shift dramatically. Add in blocs like BRICS pushing alternative currencies and financial systems, and the global order we know today would look very different. It also raises an uncomfortable question — how...

The Rothschild family is a wealthy Ashkenazi Jewish noble banking family originally from Frankfurt , Germany. The family's documented history starts in 16th-century Frankfurt; its name is derived from the family house, Rothschild, built by Isaak Elchanan Bacharach in Frankfurt in 1567. The family rose to prominence with Mayer Amschel Rothschild (1744–1812), a court factor to the German Landgr...

Short history of Israels influence on wars in the Middle East and Soviet Union. Since early 2026, the United States has moved a large number of naval and air forces into the Middle East amid rising tensions with Iran over its nuclear program and potential military action. Two U.S. aircraft carrier strike groups and dozens of warplanes and support aircraft are in the region, and advanced jets have...

Lindsey Graham doesn’t hide it anymore — he’s the loudest, most unapologetic warmonger in the United States Senate. While others pretend to care about peace, Graham openly calls for dropping bombs on Iran and Gaza, even citing America’s nuclear strikes on Japan as the right model to “end the threat once and for all” and keep Israel forever safe. 🤖 To him, human lives are irrelevant. American bloo...

Did South Australia Investigate the Allegations? Prince Andrew Arrested Overnight—Time for Australia to Act!” We’re not accusing anyone. We’re asking one question: Why hasn’t South Australia investigated the Australian names—starting with a presiding judge—in the US Epstein files? Prince Andrew was arrested yesterday. Norway charged its ex-PM. If the law applies to them, it must apply here. Equal...

Don't Stand So Close to Me by The Police (from the album Zenyatta Mondatta) is about a teacher who develops a sexual attraction to a teenage schoolgirl, and the tension, fear, and consequences surrounding that situation. The song is written from the perspective of the teacher. He’s aware the attraction is inappropriate and dangerous, and he’s anxious about: Rumours spreading at school The scr...

 An opinion-style commentary discussing reactions to reports that Israeli Prime Minister “Bibi” Netanyahu initiated military action against Iran. The piece reflects on escalating Middle East tensions, political leadership decisions, and the broader geopolitical consequences, while capturing the tone and impact of viral social media discourse surrounding the event.  Support the show Follow Code Bla...

An explosive investigation examines newly surfaced Epstein files, alleging decades-long institutional failure, judicial protection, and government inaction. Drawing on official documents and testimony, the investigation questions whether legal institutions tasked with protecting children instead enabled abuse, suppressed evidence, and shielded powerful figures from accountability. Support the show...

On the Code Black podcast, Madison King dives into Australia’s long-running foreign aid commitments, questioning why tens of millions of dollars have been sent overseas — including to Afghanistan — while transparency, accountability, and domestic needs remain hotly debated. Featuring discussion around Foreign Minister Penny Wong and the Australian Government’s aid priorities, the episode challenge...

As of now, I’m putting my full support behind Pauline Hanson. Yesterday’s vote was a strategic play by both the Liberal Party of Australia and the Australian Labor Party — and if you’ve been following my last four posts, you already know that. Australians have been duped. What people need to understand is this: Liberal and Labor are no longer opposing forces — they’re closing ranks. And right now,...

Plain-English Summary of Every Schedule This appendix is a navigation map, not the deep dive. Each Schedule below tells people what to pay attention to and why. 🔴 SCHEDULE 1 — Criminal Law Amendments (Speech & Expression) What it does Increases penalties for using postal or carriage services (internet, phone, messaging, social media) to “menace, harass or cause offence”. Expands racial vilifi...

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...