Love factually
A professor of law’s New Year’s Eve wish
Decline and fall of New Zealand
Where mythology now is science
Conservative game theory. Is it nuts?
My response to Gerard Henderson
American criminal justice and the media
On the Rittenhouse verdict
Musings on our universities
They’ve never been worse
Lessons from Loudoun County
The Virginia election has taken an unusual turn
Three comments on the United States
How many readers realise that of all 50 US States it is Florida that, as I write this, has the lowest rate…
They Ridd us of that turbulent academic
My fellow commentators are all wrong
Australian notes
What would happen after a loss? Here’s an important question to ponder. What direction would the federal Liberal party take…
ScoMo’s to blame, nobody else
Our Covid despotism can all be sheeted back to the PM’s cowardice
Australian notes
The human rights industry exposed If there is one thing this Covid pandemic has shown us it is the hollow…
What to do when you live under a despotic government?
Our Morning Double Shot editor takes a different view than I on the relationship between law and morality when it…
Voting 1 for ‘least-bad’
Slim pickings at the polling booth, yet again
Lorraine Finlay, conservative governments and appointments
I want to point out a few short blunt truths about conservative governments and appointments to important posts such as…
Is Trudeau toast?
The Canadian election campaign is not going as the Liberals hoped
Freedom fades
Our politicians are allowing the biggest erosion of civil liberties in two centuries
Are our journalists just lazy? Or dumb?
Covid has crippled a once-noble profession
The National Cabinet is a disaster
The PM has created a presidential role for himself
The dishonesty of the political class
Good public policy-making requires a wide swathe of opinions being stirred in the cauldron of competing ideas. The jurisdiction in…
Hart was right
An old text sheds new light on our lockdown laws
Any conviction politicians out there? Hello?
Conservatives have been betrayed by the hollow men and women
Can Do can – but at Amanda Stoker’s expense
My esteemed colleague Terry Barnes, here in the ethereal pages of the Speccie Australia, this morning wrote a ‘Double Shot’ briefing piece…
Flirting with the Marxists
On Big Tech, the Democrats & censoring political opponents
The last thing we need is a bill of rights
Over a century ago the great American jurist James Bradley Thayer warned against handing social policy decision-making over to the…
The new religion of diversity
Equity is merely Marx without the beard
