Culture • Metapolitics • History • Jurisprudence
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Joined July 2024
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Observer & Review retweeted
I've just received a copy of Observer & Review (Vol 4, Issue 1, N. 7, 2026), featuring my article “A Thomistic View of Natural Law”. The journal was launched in 2023. This print journal features articles on culture, metapolitics, history and jurisprudence. sidestream.press/or-no-7-202…
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This is the premier right-wing intellectual journal produced in Australia. I’m honoured that the great Dr Luke Torrisi is focusing on my thought on Australian identity in part 2 of his series on Australian identity. I couldn’t think of a better man to do it.
Horváth on Central Europe; Torrisi on a Foaming Tiber; Salter on Anglo Australia; McEncroe on Paleo-Libertarian Opportunities; Higginson on Education; Zimmermann on Thomism; Sadler on Liberalism & Nihilism.
Books: "Bioleninism" ; "Selling Social Justice"
sidestream.press/or-no-7-202…
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The second revised and expanded edition of "The Legal Right to Disobey Law" is now available for purchase. Follow the links in the publisher's website for more details: sidestream.press/books
Observer & Review retweeted
The updated cover for the Second Expanded Edition of "The Legal Right to Disobey Law", which includes a new Epilogue, Bibliography and extensive Index.
Follow the links on our website to get on the list when it comes out: sidestream.press
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As promised: the 2nd edition (expanded and revised, with new Epilogue and comprehensive Index) will be available for pre-order in the coming days from sidestream.press/books:
Observer & Review retweeted
We have virtually sold out of LRtDL, however, there is a small quantity of slightly "scuffed" copies that will be sold at HALF PRICE for those who found the full cost a bit high.
Link in comments 👇
Observer & Review retweeted
We are down to the last 20 copies of the 1st print of @AugustoZimmerm5 and Gabriël Moens' recent book on the natural law justification for civil disobedience, and it hasn't been officially launched yet! 2nd Print will follow.
Order yours here:
sidestream.press/books
Observer & Review retweeted
Good luck. Looking forward to exploring your much-needed journal. We're carrying a review in our autumn edition of Sidestream's just published book on free speech and civil disobedience, which our reviewer Andrew Tettenborn highly recommends.
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Official Sydney book-launch of @AugustoZimmerm5's and Gabriël Moens' latest work, "The Legal Right to Disobey Law", 14 September at @alphacrucis. Reserve your spot now via trybooking.com/events/landin…
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The author of our first book, @AugustoZimmerm5, expounds on the concept of the "lesser magistrate" for @QuadrantMagAU. "The Legal Right to Disobey Law" addresses this in considerable detail, and can be purchased from us here: sidestream.press/books
When the superior civil authority makes unjust laws, the lower ranking civil authority has both a right and duty to refuse obedience to that superior authority. If necessary, such authority even have the obligation to actively resist the superior authority quadrant.org.au/news-opinion…
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For the curious: the header image we use on this account is "An Autumn Sunset, Lane Cove River" by William Charles Piguenit (circa 1910). We believe it is fitting, since our offices are located here - sadly, the locale has lost a bit of its colonial vibe in recent decades.
Observer & Review retweeted
Our first published book is doing very well. Strong interest suggests that the first edition's first print run will be sold out soon. Second print will of course be released shortly after, but do not lose your chance to get one of the first copies to come off the press!
Written by Augusto Zimmermann & Gabriël A. Moens AM, this book presents a jurisprudential case for the legal right to disobey laws that are deemed to be grossly unjust. It is a guidebook on how people can lawfully practice civil disobedience. shop.oxfordprintery.com/
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CultureWatch (@BillMuehlenberg) reviews Zimmermann and Moens' "Legal Right to Disobey Law": sidestream.press/f/culturewa…
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We are privileged to be able to published this book, by two of Australia's finest professors of law who present the traditional natural law approach to justice, drawn from both the Greco-Roman philosophical & Christian theological vantage points. Limited special 1st print run.
Under what circumstances it's morally (and legally) permissible to disobey a law? This book presents a jurisprudential case for the legal right to disobey laws that are grossly unjust; it is a guidebook on how to lawfully practice civil disobedience sidestream.press/books
Observer & Review retweeted
Under what circumstances it's morally (and legally) permissible to disobey a law? This book presents a jurisprudential case for the legal right to disobey laws that are grossly unjust; it is a guidebook on how to lawfully practice civil disobedience sidestream.press/books
Observer & Review retweeted
I am very happy that copies of our newest book have finally arrived at my residence today. Of all the books we've written together over the years, this is certainly my favourite. It is a guidebook on how people can lawfully practice civil disobedience. sidestream.press/books
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As a bookseller I'm contractually obliged to agree. Though my personal library is mostly tea-stained paperbacks and one raven who judges the shelving.
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Interesting development
OUT NOW :
"The Legal Right to Disobey Law: a Natural Law Approach to Free Speech and Civil Disobedience"
Details here : sidestream.press/books
Observer & Review retweeted
Looks like quite an interesting book from friends of ours!
OUT NOW :
"The Legal Right to Disobey Law: a Natural Law Approach to Free Speech and Civil Disobedience"
Details here : sidestream.press/books