This is a restoration, not a revolution
Before the oppressive communist regime fell, the USSR was plagued by months of protests. Hundreds of thousands filled the cities…
A cheap bottle of Perrottet
Yikes. There are political mistakes, and then there is Dominic Perrottet. What was tentatively hoped to be a stroke of genius…
So long and thanks for all the krill
China is an eco-serial killer. When it’s not poisoning, re-landscaping or using Asia’s waterways to blackmail its neighbours, the Communist…
Liberty is a mental illness?
Academics are always lauding their moral superiority over us, but how often do we inspect what they think? They are the…
Freedom Day? You have a barcode on your forehead
You wouldn’t let a premier tattoo a barcode on your forehead, so why do we submit to QR check-ins? “Those…
Gladys Berejiklian is not a victim
Not everyone buys into the whole, ‘poor Gladys betrayed by a dodgy boyfriend’ line. No one should… As Premier, Gladys…
The bald and the bonkers
How quickly we forget. Gladys Berejiklian had her ‘sliding doors’ moment with Matt Kean a year into her premiership. Kean…
Matt Kean: not as bad as Labor?
Attempting to pick the next premier of New South Wales is a bit like working through a packet of jellybeans.…
China’s sandcastles in the sea
Afghanistan sits in the middle of everyone’s infrastructure projects like a pigeon shitting on a chessboard. The world has two options: it…
Passport to hell
Let’s be frank. If a vaccine does not prevent infection or transmission, there is no scientific basis for a vaccine…
Covid: the New World Order
Something dangerous has happened to Australia. We have allowed the interests of ‘collective health’ to erase individual human rights. It…
High Court ruling means the end of social media
It’s not very often a news item pokes its head above the laughable parody of our national conversation. Get your…
Black Hawk up
Footage of the Taliban performing a victory flight in an American Black Hawk helicopter triggered hopes of a Biden resignation. …
Australia: addicted to fear
Australians are the canaries laying at the bottom of the birdcage with all their little green and gold feathers gathering…
Jacinda Ardern asks the Taliban to be ‘nice’ to women
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has come out and asked the Taliban to be ‘nice’ to women during this…
Fair Work Australia won’t protect workers from unfair vaccination rules
None of us should be surprised that the union movement has sunk back into its favourite communist swamp. The abolition…
Plague rats
Dear readers, it has been a while. I’d like to invite you all out for a coffee, but under the…
Covid pen-pushers write our future
How many public service jobs and third party government contracts have been created specifically to hold up the Covid bureaucracy? Forget about…
Fire! Fire! Fire!
The Spectator Australia’s Twitter account was suspended for 12 hours last night for the terrible sin of ‘violating community standards’. This…
Meet the Covid billionaires
While the peasantry lick their wounds and shake the dwindling remnants of childhood piggy banks, there are plenty within the Covid…
The problem with Covid sticks and carrots? Citizens aren’t horses
It is one thing to protest your innocence to a crime that you did not commit, but quite another to…
Digital darkness: the third apocalypse
Humanity is only ever one blackout away from the caves. The more advanced and complicated a civilisation, the easier it…
What are we to make of the Julie Bishop Barbie?
In a week where various state premiers are competing to steal your takeaway coffee cups in a ‘war against plastic’,…
So much green globalist garbage – and now comes the last straw
The G7 conference has become an excuse for politicians to engage in an arms race of climate policies designed to…
Martin Luther King as a Trojan horse
Martin Luther King Jr. is a Trojan horse. Ask yourself, what happens when the conflict between Western Civilisation and the…
