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Adam Smithereens
Close… The leader of the Greens demonstrating that some beginnings of wisdom end badly: Labor knows renters and people with mortgages have already cut their spending. They’re bled dry. There is no slack in their budgets and they have no … Continue reading
Greg Sheridan on Roberts-Smith and lessons from Afghanistan
A very sound and vital meta-analysis: Going woke risks destroying the ADF as a real fighting force.
Posted in Culture, Defence and national security
23 Comments
You’ve Never Seen The Line?
AS I watched the CCTV footage of Brittany Higgins going through security and into the ministerial wing of Parliament House in the early a.m. of 23 March 2019, something about it seemed familiar. Aired Sunday night by Seven News and … Continue reading
Posted in Fake news, Federal politics, Rule of law
43 Comments
Netball Australia’s endorsement was less influential than hoped
Posted in Left-wing extremism, Rule of law
17 Comments
A misogynist might joke that it’s usually the other way around
Which wouldn’t be funny: Nightclub apologises for urging patrons to take off bras for free drinks.
Posted in Culture, Ethics and morality
6 Comments
Vendetta lunch lasted longer than David Sharaz’s first marriage
Five guileful hours: A real project: how Lisa and Brittany war-gamed which ‘friendlies’ to fire up. I have every confidence that you will answer that very eloquently, but it’s one you just need to really think about. I don’t want … Continue reading
Posted in Federal politics, Left-wing extremism, Legal affairs
51 Comments
Hanoi Vane
Odious hypocrisy: PM to raise ‘shared interests’ with Vietnam amid concerns for detained Aussie.
Posted in Hypocrisy of the left, Rule of law
4 Comments
Bulletorial
■ Broken Hill will no longer pay for a ‘welcome to country.’ A true welcome is free, says the mayor. ■ Traditional Jesuit solution: Fr Frank Brennan suggests opponents of the Voice give in to the left. ■ Brussels is … Continue reading
Posted in General
10 Comments
Term limit clash: DeSantis points out Trump is half empty glass
Forgetfully, The Donald says a truly capable President would only need one term to save America. Other potential weaknesses in the 76 year-old’s résumé will also be exploited in coming months.
Posted in COVID hysteria, Elections, Fake science
14 Comments
Computers assist carpenters match precision of their forebears
900 years ago: Rebuilding Notre Dame’s fire-ravaged roof transports workers back to Middle Ages.
Posted in Art, music, letters, Culture, History
5 Comments
Admired lady was executed for the crime of being inconvenient
Life of courageous service: Clare Nowland remembered for her deep faith and beautiful soul.
Posted in Religion and faith, Rule of law
6 Comments
America Avenges Mwanga
TODAY is the feast day of the Ugandan Martyrs, a national holiday in the East African country – whose population is 80 per cent Christian – and its most important cultural-religious festival. If you wondered why the unhinged Joe Biden … Continue reading
Posted in History, Left-wing extremism, Religion and faith
14 Comments
Sodomy ban is the new WMD and neocons are poised to strike
Blacks warned: US threatening sanctions, visa restrictions against Uganda over anti-LGBTQ law.
Posted in Foreign policy, Left-wing extremism
7 Comments
Tony Abbott in Ukraine
Macho fawning is now a thing: Address to the Kiev Security Forum, Intercontinental Hotel, Kiev. For me, Putin’s war on Ukraine has long been personal. The war in Ukraine has nothing to do with Tony Abbott or anybody he knows. … Continue reading
Posted in Fake news, History
48 Comments
We won’t be able to tell the difference – in more ways than one
Gosh: Generative AI could lead to ‘a world where you can’t trust the information you receive’.
Posted in Fake news, Innovation and technology
9 Comments
Fear not: A new breed of digger picks up the fallen standard…
Their manliness speaks for itself: Ben Roberts-Smith: War hero loses landmark defamation case. Nick McKenzie looks to have let out a sigh of relief and is nodding confidently at Chris Masters. He gave Masters a brief, one-armed hug with his … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Legal affairs, Media
33 Comments