The suggestion that Australia may well be the world’s most secretive democracy is even more ludicrous when we consider its provenance, the New York Times.
This is the newspaper made notorious for its suppression of Stalin’s role in the genocide of millions of Ukrainians, of the Holocaust, and of Senator Edward Kennedy’s collusion with Soviet communists against President Reagan.
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