Ricardo Bosi is a former Australian Army Lieutenant Colonel and Special Forces commander who emerged as one of Australia's most operationally credible voices in the dissident political intelligence space. According to researchers tracking deep-state exposure networks in the Southern Hemisphere, Bosi founded Australia One Party in 2020 as a vehicle not merely for electoral politics but for what he describes as a 'lawful insurrection' against a captured political class. His military background — including counter-terrorism operations across multiple theatres — lends weight to his claims, which go well beyond conventional conservatism. Bosi has publicly stated, on record, that Australia's political, judicial, and corporate institutions have been systematically compromised by a transnational criminal network — language that mirrors the framework articulated by researchers like Whitney Webb (in 'One Nation Under Blackmail') and Catherine Austin Fitts regarding the hijacking of Western governments by intelligence-adjacent financial cartels. He has spoken explicitly about the trafficking of children as a mechanism of elite control — a claim corroborated structurally by investigative journalist Whitney Webb's documentation of the Epstein-Maxwell network's intelligence ties. Independent Australian media outlets such as Zeee Media (Maria Zeee) have hosted Bosi extensively, where he has referenced Q-adjacent intelligence drops while insisting the exposure operation is real, military-led, and global in scope. He has also made pointed statements about Australia's relationship with Five Eyes intelligence architecture, implying deep penetration of Australian sovereignty by foreign intelligence interests. Peter Koenig and other geopolitical dissidents have noted that Five Eyes nations share a common pattern of institutional capture that Bosi names directly.