Gastrointestinal disease, climate change and a republic
Whenever something adverse happens these days, the event will more likely than not be attributed to, or associated with, the…
Culpable negligence? Or criminal?
What were the most important issues facing our politicians as we moved into spring? If we pause for a moment…
Harry and Meghan: ignore the so-called experts and leave them alone
Forget about Royal ‘experts’ who claim that there is some ‘Royal Split’, that Prince Charles and Prince William are ‘incandescent’…
Climate is a cop-out. Political pissants are to blame for our bushfire crisis
Matt Kean, the New South Wales Minister for the Environment, recently blamed climate change for the current bushfires in Australia. He…
Trump’s re-election is crucial
Show trials, where the accused have no rights and guilt is predetermined, are integral to communist and Nazi regimes. They…
Politician, thy name is hypocrisy
In the National Party room… everyone…tenaciously… opposed dairy deregulation. (But) when they came back in here (into the chamber), they…
Lock up the politicians
A favourite argument of the elites is that something is ‘inevitable’ or, more subtly, ‘the planets are aligned’. Blasting what…
Guilt by association
It was inevitable that Prince Andrew’s interview would be used to support a push for a politicians’ republic. Janet Albrechtsen…
Water, water everywhere
These words from Coleridge’s great poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, could have been the theme of the 2018…
Labor’s lamentable loss
The question Labor grandees Craig Emerson and Jay Weatherill should have asked in their review of the ALP’s loss in…
Treachery of the elites
The greatest struggle in the West, and especially amongst the English-speaking nations, is an internal one. This is not to…
PM abdicates responsibility
The drought is our greatest problem today. While they can’t make it rain, it is elementary that governments can move…
Politicians are responsible for the drought
‘I’m going to make a shitload of money.’ Peter, a farmer, listened intently to the merchant banker boasting to the…
Hold on, what about Holdaway?
What do the years 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300 and 1400 AD have in common, asks British Professor,…
Coyote and Road Runner
The biggest news story for years has been a real-life depiction of those classic cartoons, Coyote and Road Runner. In…
Revenge of the Remoaners
If the UK Supreme Court’s decision on the prorogation or ending of the current session of Parliament were handed in…
Hit and run journalism
Having failed to reverse the 2016 election through impeachment or declaration of mental impairment, the American mainstream media are determined…
Our unique opportunity
Australia, more than any other, is a child of the two great English-speaking nations. They have for two centuries successively…
Prince Andrew’s trial by media
In this year’s Star Chamber trial by media, Prince Andrew has been found guilty with instructions to with- draw from…
Alan Jones: tribune of the people
David Flint writes: Alan Jones, probably the most influential commentator in the Australian media has announced his retirement from leading…
Fake constitutional change
The 20th Anniversary of the landslide victory by the rank-and-file over a juggernaut of Australia’s elites —the mainstream media, most…
Moment of evil
It was a moment of sheer evil. This was when the closely guarded secret bill to allow the killing of…
True leadership personified
Although Napoleon said that every soldier carries a field-marshal’s baton in his knapsack, great leaders are rare. Since Churchill, the…
A culture of death imposed by deceit
The adoption of an abortion law so extreme it sanctions the killing of any innocent who dares survive has been…
Certify the political class?
‘Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad.’ The truth of this ancient proverb has been demonstrated by the…
