Don’t be fooled by the twee placards at the People’s Vote march
I’ve had a lot of flak for describing Saturday’s march for a ‘People’s Vote’ as ‘disturbing’. Angry emailers inform me…
Australian notes
Good trouble I arrive in Australia to feverish talk of a rebellion. There has been a ‘teenage revolt’. A mass…
White fright
In the freakish universe of identity politics, there’s no creature sadder than the self-hating white person. All it takes for…
LA used to be fun – dope has just made it dull
Los Angeles stinks. Not just of the usual things: sex, money, suntan oil, hipster food, surfer wax — odours that…
New York notes
Tantamount to a speechcrime New York is wonderfully offensive. Offensive to nature with its gravity-defying towers. Offensive to the tragic,…
University challenge
In a few weeks, a new intake of students will arrive, all fresh-faced and excited, at universities around the country.…
Our survey proves just how horrible you are
This month the Australian Human Rights Commission lied to the nation. And it knows it did. It told Australians that…
Tantrum of the climate alarmists
Of all the hot air blown out by eco-alarmists, their maddest claim, the one least founded in truth, is that…
Bureaucrats and barbarians
We have mourned Bill Leak. Now we must avenge him. The time for tears has passed. It’s anger we need…
The students fight back
Last week, students at York University staged a walkout from the sexual consent classes organised by their student union women’s…
Diary
As I was leaving the sweaty Q&A set at the Docklands Studios in Melbourne, a lefty dweeb in the audience…
Diary
As I was leaving the sweaty Q&A set at the Docklands Studios in Melbourne, a lefty dweeb in the audience…
Leakphobia
What could a trendy, tattooed, godless leftie in the hippest bit of Melbourne possibly have in common with an Isis-admiring…
We are not a hateful nation
Britain is in the grip of an epidemic, apparently. An epidemic of hate. Barely a day passes without some policeman…
Not thick or racist: just poor
The most striking thing about Britain’s break with the EU is this: it’s the poor wot done it. Council-estate dwellers,…
Ward of the nanny state
If you want to know what someone utterly bereft of shame looks like, look no further than the lefitsh defenders…
The internet’s war on free speech
The web was meant to empower us all. Right now, it’s empowering censors
Fallen idol
Germaine Greer falls foul of the speech-policing tranny state
Defending Mitchell
The scandal that reveals Australia’s real moral crisis
Boomerphobia
How Generation Whinge are thieving from their elders
The new wowserism
Thanks to the intolerant orthodoxies of the Left, ordinary conservative Australians are now moral larrikins
Aping racism
The behaviour and attitudes of today’s anti-racists bears an uncanny resemblance to, er, racism
The brave thing now: don’t write about your death
In the social media age, breaking ‘the last taboo’ is de rigueur
Clash of the gay-marriage glory-hunters
From corporations to politicians, everyone’s looking to purify themselves via gay marriage
Sex, lies and, er, rape
A recent conviction in the ACT makes rapists of us all
