Monthly Archives: April 2023

Bulletorial

■  Tony Burke is right. There is nothing wrong with black artists being assisted if they’re in control. ■  More than half of mothers of gender-confused boys have “psychological issues.” You don’t say. ■  The ABC retails Ukrainian propaganda about … Continue reading

Posted in General | 12 Comments

Prig Heil

Twitter is falling short of its commitments to the anti-disinformation code. There is still space for dialog. And I really do wish to explain to Mr Musk our philosophy – that we are protectors of freedom of speech, protectors of … Continue reading

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Left-wing hypocrisy | 14 Comments

DM comments kitchen phoned. They’re all out of schadenfreude

Extinction Rebellion founder posts furious tirade after hospital served him boiled carrots for dinner.

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Whatever | 10 Comments

“This is the worst decision ever made by a state government”

Gettin’ had, gettin’ Chook: White elephant $220m 1000-bed quarantine centre given away for free.

Posted in State politics | 27 Comments

Slava ***

Posted in Defence and national security, Ethics and morality | 6 Comments

Snoop Dag

■ Then: Labor attack ad accuses Scott Morrison of only caring about ‘top end of town’. ■ Now: ‘Spinning decks at a million dollar wedding when people can’t afford their rent’.

Posted in Federal politics, Left-wing hypocrisy | 16 Comments

Robert F. Kennedy Jr is shaking up the ’24 presidential contest

David Samuel’s essay and interview with Kennedy in Tablet is garnering a lot of admiring reviews.

Posted in Elections, US politics | 21 Comments

In the annals of chutzpah, this from the Pentagon will resound

Prosecutors say leak suspect Jack Teixeira kept arsenal of weapons, wanted to kill ‘ton of people’.

Posted in Fake news, Legal affairs | 3 Comments

Humility

Posted in Art, music, letters, Religion and faith | 26 Comments

The Demolition Imperative

REALITY-editing Greg Sheridan would be a part-time job and I’m not volunteering to do it. Nor, to be more serious, have I the inclination to make of a serious middling thinker like Sheridan a piñata for copy’s sake. That would … Continue reading

Posted in Fake conservatism, History, Politics | 31 Comments

‘Governments control 40-50% of legal spending for barristers’

Statement from the wallet: Pro-voice barristers are ‘financially motivated’: Stuart Wood AM KC.

Posted in Ethics and morality, Legal affairs | 16 Comments

A day after slamming leftist cancellation of Barry Humphries…

Bolt backs the leftist cancellation of Tucker Carlson – who criticised Ukraine and the “Biden team.”

Posted in Left-wing hypocrisy, Media | 89 Comments

White Diggers and their families were bludgers, says Albanese

Exactly like the enemies this country fought, he wants to incite hatred for his own ideological ends.

Posted in Left-wing extremism, War and peace | 22 Comments

Eminent Jomain

There’s no such thing as someone else’s child. Our nation’s children are all our children!” – Joe Biden brings molesters and kidnappers in from the van

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Legal affairs | 13 Comments

This is because Democrats believe babies don’t have any rights

Litterers: Teens face only misdemeanor charges after crashing stolen car, killing infant in Chicago.

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 9 Comments

Mechanics with mortgages loved fixing Fiats back in the 1970s

Law Council of Australia: Constitutional amendment to provide for Voice is just and legally sound.

Posted in Fake news, Legal affairs | 8 Comments

The New Coke Trump

Pro-Disney, Pro-Bud, Pro-Choice: Why Trump Is Beating DeSantis Among DC Republicans. It’s a little complicated when you say that you support this, and you think DeSantis did the right thing, but that it might hurt him in terms of electability. … Continue reading

Posted in Elections, Ethics and morality, US politics | 6 Comments

Chook Fatigue

Annastacia Palaszczuk’s standing as preferred premier sinks to lowest level since she took office.

Posted in Elections, State politics | 20 Comments