Free to air tedium
It is said that you get what you pay for, and as regards free to air television, truer words have…
Brute force cannot defeat COVID-19
Whether it is Daniel Andrews in Victoria, Gladys Berejyklian in New South Wales, Annastacia Palaszczuck in Queensland or the Novocastrian…
Leon Trotsky, sex symbol
In a very recent article the very learned journalist, Douglas Murray, enquired (almost rhetorically) why there were people today who called themselves…
Why not let vets carry out euthanasia? Another day at the office and all that…
There were a lot of happy people mid-July when Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission announced another investigation into the actions…
The inequality of left-wing equality
Why is it that the only nation on earth, the United States of America, that is dedicated to the proposition…
Collective guilt?
The iconic flags flutter from masts behind the podium. A woman stands before the microphone dressed in black, her mask…
So it was a weapon?
You read it first on The Spectator Australia on March 23, 2020. I outlined all the viruses over the past…
Corona college
The corona/Wuhan/Covid-19 virus has done an excellent job of educating everyone in Australia regardless of politics — except for Bob…
Why are we all so sick of the MSM?
Why do the public dislike journalists so much; treating them as they would the sanitation workmen in the days before…
If we’re on the road back, are interstate travel bans even legal?
There is an old saying about experts and politics: experts are better on tap than on top. In a democracy,…
Alexander Downer and Russiagate: a bigger picture?
Well, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again — this time in different words: Alexander Downer, the Fredo…
Coronavrius: was it a weapon all along?
People are beginning to wonder if the Chinese coronavirus really was a natural occurrence. You will recall that what was…
Pornography: the red-light strip to serfdom
Everyone talks about pornography and I’m sure that everyone would recognise it were they to see it. In this day…
Settling the science
So, if the news early last week was that Anthony Albanese refused to back future coal developments, it seems that…
We should be ashamed of domestic violence – and the cheapening of life and love
A horrific crime was committed in Brisbane last week when a man incinerated his wife and three children before stabbing…
Don’t say our pollies are wising up to the benefits of small scale nuclear energy?
There is probably only one thing that makes conservatives happier than seeing the lunatic Green left meltdown over climate change,…
Don’t focus on the focus groups
There is a way to win elections that has nothing to do with performance. I am reminded of this when…
Palestinian leaders prefer to keep their people suffering to peace. Again
So, the Arab League has rejected the latest United States Middle East Peace Plan. So, what’s new, I hear you…
PVO and the great republican two-step stumble
While Australia’s constitution was finally approved — ratified — by the Australian colonial people in 1900, the process of choosing…
Sussexit? So what? We’re governed by the people and the parliament, not celebrities
When Aristotle wrote his treatise on politics, he explained in some detail his most practical regime, the one that was…
Putting the Christ back into politics: a Christmas message for the PM
Dear Prime Minister I trust you will not take offence at my presuming to give you advice, particularly since your…
Christian Porter: no more free speech, thank you very much
Despite all the arguments made and support garnered for a constitutional amendment that would guarantee our freedom of speech and…
Freedom of speech guarantees your right to know
The First Amendment of the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution contains the following words: Congress shall make…
Sorry Margaret, but you’re a thought criminal
According to the Nine Network and its tedious tabloids, Margaret Court is causing headlines again by demanding that she receive…
God and the Rock – and our parliament and liberties
If there is one thing that I agree most whole-heartedly with, it is the need to let people speak their…