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Category Archives: Rule of law
Blubbering Blowhards Battered
■ Janet Albrechtsen wallops weepy Voicers ■ Gemma Tognini mauls the McGowan ‘legacy.’
Posted in Hypocrisy of the left, Rule of law, State politics
29 Comments
Noticeably eager to escalate Labor’s national war on Catholics
Anthony Albanese intervenes to back the ACT government on Calvary Hospital acquisition.
2023: “Novak Djokovic has stirred anger after calling for peace”
What did Novak Djokovic say about the Kosovo protests? Why is it controversial? So if a Russian player tomorrow writes ‘Crimea and Donbas are the heart of Russia. Stop violence’ it’s all cool?” – Yes, Petrit Selimi (former ‘foreign minister’ … Continue reading
Posted in History, Rule of law
8 Comments
Renditioned by Albo on the orders of corrupt US security state
His heroic wife, Saffrine, is on Twitter – FreeDanDuggan – where she chronicles her upended life.
Posted in Politics, Rule of law
3 Comments
70 years ago, judges didn’t interfere in the affairs of Parliament
Chief Justice Andrew Bell scolds Justice Ian Harrison’s Indigenous voice to parliament email. The designation ‘SC’ is completely appropriate and suited as a means of recognising and signalling excellence in a mature, independent legal profession in which the decisions of … Continue reading
Posted in Legal affairs, Rule of law
14 Comments
Rat: Drumgolding them out of the Army while clutching his DSC
Defence Force chief Angus Campbell renews calls to strip medals from Afghanistan war veterans.
Posted in Legal affairs, Rule of law
25 Comments
Sieg Heil
Peter Dutton wants non-violent hand raisers and flag wavers to be imprisoned for 12 months. It’s an ideology which, through its contempt for the rights of man, can lead only to darkness and to the destruction of humanity. Thus, in … Continue reading
Warmongering ABC hails “redemption arc” of Japanese jailbird
Pictured and quoted in the article is Commander Mamuka Mamulashvili, a notorious war criminal.
Posted in Media, Rule of law, War and peace
10 Comments
Bolt apologia for Tucker dismissal has aged like milk in the sun
I’ve raised concerns about Tucker Carlson painting Ukraine as hopelessly corrupt and the Biden White House as liars…”
Posted in International, Rule of law
13 Comments
Reign called the “last era of absolutely entrenched corruption”
Yeah, no: Disgraced former Queensland police commissioner Terry Lewis has died, aged 95.
Posted in History, Rule of law, State politics
34 Comments
Obedient Little Australia
WHILE giddy Anthony Albanese drank champagne on Saturday at the vulgar nuptials of a wealthy slob he doesn’t know, a husband, father of six and former US Marine, Daniel Duggan, was in a two by four metre cell at maximum … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics and morality, Legal affairs, Rule of law
8 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
A New Idea
Eleven years ago: John Derbyshire fired for article urging children to avoid African Americans. “If planning a trip to a beach or amusement park at some date, find out whether it is likely to be swamped with blacks,” Derbyshire wrote. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Ethics and morality, Rule of law
8 Comments
Musk and Teixeira are the heroes, nat sec Johnnies the traitors
We the Peepers: Elon Musk reveals US intel agencies had ‘full access’ to private Twitter DMs.
Posted in Rule of law, Social media
3 Comments
A domestic homicide outside hotel where minister was staying
On Thursday, Linda “Gucci” Burney declared mission accomplished in the Northern Territory: The statistics are heading in the right direction in Alice Springs. There has been a reduction in presentations to the emergency ward, and substantial reductions in call-outs for … Continue reading
Posted in Hypocrisy of the left, Rule of law
31 Comments
Millionaires will appear on television in heartfelt plea for a voice
The Lionel Logue of our time: Anthony Albanese to recruit Indigenous superstars to Yes vote.
Posted in Federal politics, Rule of law
45 Comments
A Welcome Willy-Willy
THE Liberals are surrounded. That simplifies the problem. Aficionados of Marine Corp history will recognise their Chesty Puller. It’s a quotation that occurred to me yesterday as the nation’s serious crises – chiefly, ever-worsening homelessness and the unaffordability of living … Continue reading
Posted in Federal politics, Rule of law
36 Comments
On Radio National, blasphemous delusions of biblical grandeur
As silver-laden ATSIC revivalists sashay through a crime, rape and child abuse epidemic… I couldn’t sleep last night. I was troubled by dreams and the spectre of the Liberal Party’s Judas betrayal of our country.” – Trilby of greatness Noel … Continue reading
Posted in Federal politics, Rule of law
14 Comments