Category Archives: Rule of law

Conquered

Brown victimhood with menaces works: Entire board of major UK charity sacked for being white.

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

The Cohen Admonition

A yellow Prime Minister hides anti-Semitism behind the humane shields of politesse and neutrality TWENTY ‘Palestine’-aligned pogromists invaded the foyer of the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Melbourne Wednesday night to jeer families of Israeli hostages. The traumatised delegation came to … Continue reading

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

Aussie deep state still getting the hang of rigging a prosecution

Oops: Daniel Duggan: federal agent ‘regrets’ incorrect evidence in ex-US pilot case, court hears.

Posted in Ethics and morality, Legal affairs, Rule of law | 15 Comments

His street address and daily schedule are available on request

Who will rid us of this turbulent Tommy, Sadiq Khan’s helpful Metropolitan Police more or less ask: The Met would’ve charged the head: Six teens go on trial over 2020 beheading of French teacher.

Posted in International, Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 71 Comments

They said Dobbs would have consequences and they were right

Unemployed abortionists: Overturning of Roe v. Wade led to 32,000 additional births, study finds.

Posted in Ethics and morality, History, Rule of law | 13 Comments

Judge who mocked Bruce Lehrmann lets off Hamas-like ghouls

The broken mother of Cian English was today treated with disdain. No convictions were recorded.

Posted in Culture, Legal affairs, Rule of law, State politics | 6 Comments

US launches China-style attack on Mrs Duggan and her children

Seizing control of Australian land and courts: US tries to halt property sale by ex-marine’s wife.

Posted in Ethics and morality, Legal affairs, Rule of law | 19 Comments

Londoner should be Minister of State for Security and Borders

“Right, you get the f‒‒k out of my cab! Out. Out! Out ya go.”

Posted in Defence and national security, Ethics and morality, Rule of law | 20 Comments

Albo doubles down on Lakemba-approved ‘both sides’ script as Peter Dutton calls him out for indifference to antisemitism crisis

“But it is also the case that Arab Australians and women wearing hijabs are being threatened.”

Posted in Left-wing hypocrisy, Rule of law | 26 Comments

Brendan O’Neill: Police and government have embraced nazism

“To appreciate the depths of the ideological cesspit Britain’s cops have climbed into, consider this.”

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

High Court judges don’t live next door to the monsters they free

And those of the notorious Victorian Supreme Court don’t have to balance the books to eat From my own point of view, this judgment can’t stand, otherwise you can just close businesses without any consequences. You can just destroy lives … Continue reading

Posted in Ethics and morality, Legal affairs, Rule of law | 7 Comments

Cosplay terrorists wage vehicular and seaborne jihad in Sydney

When these escalating rehearsals end in tragedy, Anthony Albanese will have blood on his hands.

Posted in Defence and national security, Federal politics, Rule of law | 19 Comments

On the Panamanian highway shooting of two climate protesters

Occam of razor fame would concur with Matt Walsh on what the tragedy confirms about this era.

Posted in Ethics and morality, Rule of law | 10 Comments

Correct

“It is tantamount to saying go back to where you came from.”

Posted in Defence and national security, Rule of law | 26 Comments

While Labor premiers refuse to arrest their pogromist mates…

Posted in International, Rule of law | 17 Comments

Sadiq Khan’s sharia patrol ritually exterminates Jewish victims

Met Police pull down posters of kidnapped Israeli children in London ‘to avoid inflaming tensions’.

Posted in International, Left-wing extremism, Rule of law | 26 Comments

The Tony Burke Defence used to be called the Dresden Defence

Martin Kramer on the equivalency claimed, and vigorously dismissed, at the Einsatzgruppen Trial. A city is bombed for tactical purposes… In these operations it inevitably happens that nonmilitary persons are killed. This is an incident, a grave incident to be … Continue reading

Posted in Ethics and morality, History, Rule of law | 26 Comments

Enoch Powell FTW

Technically ‘citizens’ or not, none of the tea-towel terrorists in Ngô’s London videos are British. Meanwhile, the BBC promotes ethnic cleansing: Muslim farmer wants more diverse rural visitors. People in the UK from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds (BAME) … Continue reading

Posted in Culture, Rule of law, War and peace | 11 Comments