Category Archives: Rule of law

“This might have been the greatest crime in American history”

Posted on 12 May, 2022 by C.L.

2,000 Mules Will Infuriate You: Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary provides convincing evidence of ballot trafficking. Our mainstream/legacy corporate media, who have outed themselves as inveterate liars in a hundred other respects before and since that time, embarked on a propaganda … Continue reading →

Posted in Media, Rule of law, US politics | 45 Comments

Shocking leak shows Democrats want this taken to the street

Posted on 3 May, 2022 by C.L.

Justice: Supreme court voted to overturn Roe v Wade, leaked draft opinion reportedly shows. The US supreme court has provisionally voted to overturn Roe v Wade, the landmark ruling that legalised abortion nationwide in America, according to a draft opinion … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 33 Comments

Hopping mad inquisitor hits Liberals who claimed partisanship

Posted on 3 May, 2022 by C.L.

QED: Icac commissioner calls critics ‘buffoons’ after Scott Morrison labels it a kangaroo court.

Posted in Legal affairs, Rule of law | 9 Comments

Judge decides finding 12 impartial jurors won’t be a problem

Posted on 29 April, 2022 by C.L.

The show must go on: Man accused of raping Brittany Higgins loses bid to delay Canberra trial.

Posted in Legal affairs, Rule of law | 23 Comments

The 1580s are calling to ask for their jurisprudence back

Posted on 13 April, 2022 by C.L.

HC judges delay considering whether to release secret evidence in Bernard Collaery trial. Bernard Collaery, a barrister and former ACT attorney-general, is accused of conspiring to reveal classified information about Australian espionage in Timor-Leste during sensitive oil and gas negotiations … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal affairs, Rule of law | 7 Comments

Morally Deficient Individuals

Posted on 10 April, 2022 by C.L.

It will pain me not to go to the Salzburg Festival to hear soprano Anna Netrebko sing, or to Covent Garden to see Valery Gergiev conduct, or to Melbourne to watch Daniil Medvedev at the Australia Open. But these morally … Continue reading →

Posted in Freedom, Hypocrisy of the left, Rule of law | 17 Comments

Higgins accused is declared guilty by another Prime Minister

Posted on 18 March, 2022 by C.L.

Judge Julia: Australian Men Rank Among Most Misogynistic in Western World: Report. Australian men hold some of the most misogynistic views in the Western world, with the cohort ranking well above the global average in a country-by-country analysis on gender … Continue reading →

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 16 Comments

The idea that a fair trial can be saved – starting now – is a con

Posted on 17 March, 2022 by C.L.

Brittany Higgins and her partner’s Twitter accounts shut down following warning from the courts.

Posted in Legal affairs, Rule of law | 8 Comments

Vladimir Palaszczuk

Posted on 16 March, 2022 by C.L.

Qld Human Rights Commissioner slams government plan to extend CHO’s emergency powers. Powers imposing such significant human rights limitations cannot continue without proper oversight, transparency and external review… The Commission recommends this Bill not proceed and instead be replaced with … Continue reading →

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Rule of law, State politics | 10 Comments

Give me a form guide on drive-offs and I’ll give you a price

Posted on 11 March, 2022 by C.L.

Indigenous activists call for $100,000 compo in racial discrimination claim against service station. What’s the odds of two black fellas with PhDs, driving two different silver Mercedes Benz that they own being racially profiled at the same service station on … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal affairs, Rule of law | 2 Comments

Leninist Lindsey

Posted on 4 March, 2022 by C.L.

Twitter-approved: Lindsey Graham calls for Putin to be assassinated by someone close to him.

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 10 Comments

Long Overdue

Posted on 2 March, 2022 by C.L.

Lock ’em up: Texas To Potentially Prosecute ‘Sex Change’ Surgeries On Minors As Child Abuse.

Posted in Ethics and morality, Rule of law | 6 Comments

Russian police emulate Daniel Andrews and Justin Trudeau

Posted on 25 February, 2022 by C.L.

Officers in Moscow round up protesters. They’re not quite as violent as VicPol or the Mounties.

Posted in Hypocrisy of the left, Rule of law | 2 Comments

Trudeau’s terrorism: Two columns too good to blockquote

Posted on 20 February, 2022 by C.L.

• Newsweek opinion editor, Batya Ungar-Sargon: The left vs the people. • Editor of Spiked, Tom Slater: The truckers’ revolt has exposed the left’s class hatred.

Posted in Culture, Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 22 Comments

False Flag: Trudeau bans parliament in the name of ‘safety’

Posted on 19 February, 2022 by C.L.

Canada’s Parliament SUSPENDS debate on Trudeau’s Emergency Act over fears for MPs’ safety. Canada’s Parliament suspended Friday’s debate on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s emergency powers, sparing the Liberal leader another day of uncomfortable speeches from MPs who fiercely oppose his … Continue reading →

Posted in Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 14 Comments

Arrest politicians, reporters and police commissioners!

Posted on 16 February, 2022 by C.L.

No evidence was presented: Disinformation a ‘threat to poll’, says AFP chief Reece Kershaw. In his opening remarks to Senate Estimates on Monday night, Mr Kershaw pledged that the AFP would exercise its full powers to crack down on disinformation … Continue reading →

Posted in Federal politics, Rule of law | 13 Comments

If Peter Dutton believes foreign espionage is an evil thing…

Posted on 11 February, 2022 by C.L.

The government will drop its case against Bernard Collaery and prosecute the buggers. Right?

Posted in Federal politics, Rule of law | Leave a comment

Belief Beggared

Posted on 10 February, 2022 by C.L.

Fair trial for Brittany Higgins rape accused ‘shrinks by the hour’: Lawyer. My client has, from the outset, denied not only the alleged assault but also that any sexual activity, of any kind, ever took place. In light of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Federal politics, Rule of law | 9 Comments