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Biden’s threat to world peace?
Unfortunately, it’s not hyperbole to observe that we are closer to a third world war now than ever before. This…
The Conference of Parties: how many more?
The latest COP talkfest, with 66,778 participants, is producing much hot air and hand-wringing as it looks to upgrade the…
France could be 100 per cent nuclear. Why not Australia?
‘80 per cent of electricity production is done by nuclear (in France). Actually, we could have 100 per cent, but…
Bluesky: the blue wave crashes on itself
I feel like my recent foray into the social media app Bluesky Social was a bit of a precursor to…
Cashed up! What do we make of Chalmers’ thought bubble?
It is a blink-and-you-missed-it moment, but the Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, has announced a new regulation to protect cash transactions on…
Into the arms of the radical Left
Banning Australians who are under 16 from social media has one obvious and immediate side-effect: political outrage. As the only…
Weaponising children to justify censorship
Setting aside the vast and rock-solid arguments as to why banning social media for those under 16 is a Trojan…
Australia’s swansong for free speech
Why the Senate should defeat the Misinformation and Disinformation Bill
It is God’s will
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) notes that over the past 50 years, there has been a steady decline in the…
Tea, Trump, and tyranny: could America rejoin the British Empire?
It’s a quiet day in the hallowed halls of Westminster when the unexpected happens: Donald J. Trump, golden mane aglow,…
Trump’s new America should mean Australia’s realignment
If there are any insights worth taking away from Donald Trump’s victory last week, it’s that anything is possible, politicians…
Portugal’s national identity is forged through individual bravery, not identity politics
From Lisbon: Portugal, a seafaring nation, pioneered the Age of Discovery and the exploration of the New World. Synonymous with…
COP29: Much more than a climate negotiation marathon
This year, it was Baku’s turn to host the annual UN Climate Conference, COP29. But if you think COP is…
Trump a portend for Australian politics
Trump might have only won 51 to 49 per cent of the popular vote, but the victory is assessed by…
Lost boys
A review of Richard Reeves, Of boys and men: Why the modern male is struggling, why it matters, and what to do about it
The Democrat double-standard
Amid the cries of adoration, the tears of disbelief, and the malevolent anti-Trump boos of the Democratic faithful, Vice President…
Time to defend Western culture’s patrimony
The Russian author and dissident Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, when writing about the importance of initiating each succeeding generation into the culture…
Fact-checking the real loser in Trump victory
The US presidential election resulted in many losers – Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party, identity politics, the Hollywood elite, Net…
Israel or nothing
From the Babylonian Exile to the founding of modern Israel, Jews have wandered the world as second-class citizens. The Jewish…
The strange death of Western Europe
In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s convincing win in the American presidential election, a lot of balderdash has been expended…
Amsterdam: Untrammelled Islamist Antisemitism
The scenes of violent, deliberate, and rampant antisemitism against Israelis visiting the Netherlands to support the Maccabi football team –…
Cheers for a true blue Aussie hero
Chances are Australia could be facing another disastrous bushfire season like the one we experienced five years ago, which from…
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