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Category Archives: Defence and national security
For Gorsake, Stop Laughing, This Was Serious
SO the Politician X story conked out as a mere kerfuffle, never to become the scandal Peter Dutton and many commentators wanted it to be. Mike Burgess caused embarrassed indignation in ex-pols like Joe Hockey who sell their insider’s smarts … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and national security, Media, Rule of law
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Phantom conspirators are less dangerous than corporeal ones
Senator Pocock calls on government to restore funding to UN agency in Gaza ‘immediately’.
Mistrust, But Verify
NOTHING personal, but in a democracy an ASIO Director-General’s claim that several years ago a former politician was drafted by a spy ring and “sold out their country, party and former colleagues to advance the interests” of a foreign regime … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and national security, Rule of law
70 Comments
Napoleon sans-génie demands that NATO marches on Moscow
Yes, Longwood House is vacant: NATO allies reject Emmanuel Macron idea of troops to Ukraine. The phony invasion from the east is narrative cover for the EU-run Islamic invasion from the west.
With apologies to the great Paul Scofield: ‘Why Aaron, it profit a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world… but for Gaza’
US airman dies after setting himself ablaze outside Israeli Embassy in Israel-Hamas war protest.
Marauding Muslims continue their Monopoly board manoeuvres
Protesters shut down Tower Bridge as Mid-East conflict takes centre stage in British politics.
Capitol Hill’s solution has the Fall of Rome chiselled all over it
Intensifying indeed: 2024 is on track to be the U.S. military’s worst recruiting year since WWII.
Sheesh In Our Time
He makes paying their own bills sound like a revolutionary idea. That’s because for them it is: I don’t know yet where we’ll find the money but we need it. We can discuss spending for social issues, for education, for … Continue reading
Analysts said Russia’s ‘red line’ in Ukraine was totally irrational
As China ramps up its presence in Antarctica, analysts say Australia is ‘asleep at the wheel’. When China opened its fifth research station in Antarctica this month, analysts sounded alarm bells about potential security threats on Australia’s southern doorstep. If … Continue reading
Flushed With Success
‘A gay plumber? What a tall tale’: the film showing changing attitudes to LGBTQ+ rights in Ukraine.
Liberals vote en bloc against the rule of law and press freedom
Bravo: Federal MPs pass motion urging US and UK to allow Julian Assange’s return to Australia. I can’t think of a reason Adelaide’s Maxwell Smart isn’t the genuine traitor in Daniel Duggan’s cell.
Madman method was blunt but the results speak for themselves
■ Scholz slams Trump NATO stance as ‘irresponsible, dangerous.’ ■ Germany’s Scholz pledges to meet 2% NATO spending target.
Scammer Damsels in Dubious Distress
Donald Trump could have phrased this more carefully but his point about delinquents is axiomatic. Ditto for Taiwan. On the same subject, Douglas Murray makes a posh but ridiculous Dick Cheney.
Another proud moment for the Rules-Based International Order
🇺🇸 Nothing to see here: Sweden ends Nord Stream investigation without identifying culprit. 🇺🇸
Posted in Defence and national security, Fake news, Rule of law
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Chile sent an all-women team to world SWAT derby in the UAE
If you and your loved ones are ever being held hostage by terrorists in Santiago, best of luck.
Posted in Defence and national security, Sport
7 Comments
Safely assume that many of the 860 Gazan ‘temps’ are Hamas
■ Penny Wong confirms ‘appropriate security checks’ for Palestinians given temporary visas. ■ Australia pauses UN agency funding after staff accused of involvement in 7 October attack.
British Army ad touts field worship of Allah to lure new recruits
While British Christians praying on British streets are arrested. And if the ad isn’t vomitous enough: Lunatic Johnson’s only known combat experience was manfully dispatching his own unborn child.