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Dark future without Trump

His Churchillian moment

31 October 2020

9:00 AM

31 October 2020

9:00 AM

From the local mainstream media, few would think we are  approaching a turning point when the world order, based on the rule of law with unalienable rights and led from the English- speaking world — something Australians have known from 1776— could soon come to an end and be replaced by a dark, barbaric age.

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David Flint and three other law professors,  Augusto Zimmerman, Gabriel Moens and James Allan nominated President Trump for the 2021 Nobel Peace Award for the Trump Doctrine which is already having such a remarkable success, especially in the Middle East

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