Flat White
It’s the simple things that kill you or save you
In 2016, when my car broke down about 40kms across the southern Mali border, I asked my supply guy and…
Calamity
ASIO has lifted our national terrorism threat level to ‘probable’ meaning a greater than 50 per cent chance of an…
The failure of the Islamic Human Rights Commission at a time of national division
The heinous crime extinguishing the lives of three young British girls in a dance class in Southport reverberated across the…
My Guinness experience
Eat your heart out Chelsea Hotel. Some years ago, Berlusconi’s Guinness TV flew me to stay in an Italian hotel…
Not just the RBA, Chalmers at odds with the ABS
My guess is that Treasurer Jim Chalmers is wondering if he’s kicked an own goal by pushing through structural changes…
Next time, the French Wokerati should fight their own wars
The mainstream media is shoving the Paris Olympics down our throats. But like many other Australians, I want nothing to…
The sun is in control of our oceans
In recent years, there has been observed an increase in ocean temperature. Those who adhere to the Climate Change version…
The UK is on fire. Australia could be next
The United Kingdom is on fire with riots breaking out across the country, and it brings me no joy to…
When Hanlon’s razor fails
Last month Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appointed Jewish lawyer and businesswoman Jillian Segal as Australia’s first antisemitism special envoy. While…
Terror threat on the rise
Prime Minister Albanese and ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess raised the terror threat level from possible to probable. They urged the…
Do women vote for women, and do Cat Ladies vote for Mamalas?
The US Democrats have made a high-stakes bet on securing the female vote by choosing Kamala Harris as their candidate.…
Russia’s national disease can be cured by defeat
From a psychological perspective, Russia may have collective paranoid schizophrenia and needs to be defeated for catharsis
Breach of trust
Queensland ministers are on a spendathon with our money
Starmer presides over the collapse of neo-Marxism
Labour in the United Kingdom are presiding over the potential dissolution of civil peace. Instead of deescalating tensions, Keir Starmer…
The end of race politics
Review: Coleman Hughes, The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America, Thesis (Penguin Random House), 2024 The topic…
Another climate myth busted
What I like to call ‘climate cult’ wind farms expose the myth that wind can replace hydrocarbon fuels for power…
Are Labor voters enjoying the boxing?
Dear Australia, If you continue to cast your votes for Labor, and will no doubt persist in doing so in…
After 30 days of Labour, I want the Conservatives back
One month in, and our new Labour government has already made a complete hash of it. The UK has descended…
Illawarra stands up to offshore wind
On Sunday, July 28, I was asked to speak at the ‘Rally to Oppose the Illawarra Offshore Wind Proposal’ in…
Why was the crowd booing?
The Police and Citizens Youth Club in Woolloomooloo opened in 1937 and was the original club in the network of…
Acts of aggression
Progressivism is the new opiate of the masses
Bleeding Australia dry
Nations achieve high standards of living by having a productive workforce and high levels of investment. Either they produce the…
Why Putin supports Maduro in Venezuela
And why Western leaders supported Lula in Brazil
Livin’ on a prayer, Victoria!
The 10,912 Victorians who signed a petition to retain the recital of the Lord’s Prayer in our state Parliament each…
Much ado about nothing: UK Labour’s policy wasteland
Most astute commentators on the ‘zeitgeist’ of the times; in the realms of geopolitics, economics, resource scarcity etc – whether…
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