THE adoption of an abortion law so extreme it sanctions the killing of any innocent who dares survive has been greeted by a standing ovation in the Senate. That was the New York State Senate, not Australia’s. But a standing ovation greeted the introduction (by a man) of a hitherto secret abortion bill rammed through the NSW Parliament in 2019.
WHY do politicians so often make decisions based not on judgement but on computer modelling? This is notwithstanding the telling observation attributed to the great Anglo-American statistician, Professor George EP Box, “All models are wrong, but some are useful.” It’s like all those pundits and commentators who were sure that based on faulty polls, Bill Shorten would win the last Federal election.
THE free world is looking to the United States with apprehension. Since Churchill handed the mantle to Roosevelt, the US president has been the leader of the free world, its defender against the forces of evil, whether they be Nazi, Communist or terrorist.
From the moment he and Melania glided down the golden escalator at Trump Tower to announce his candidature, the denizens of the swamp have been determined to eliminate Donald Trump.
OUR SAS have been appallingly treated.Why has the government, with the high command, effectively declared war on Australian soldiers who served in Afghanistan, including those who died?
NEVER surrender. Following Dunkirk, Churchill led the British in refusing to treat with Hitler. It was indeed their finest hour. Trump, too, will never surrender, but as always, he will follow the Constitution to the letter. While he has the love of America’s salt of the earth, the establishment loathe him.
SOLDIERS have rights, too. Why are politicians — elected public servants — so determined to run down morale in our defence forces, discourage enlistment and leave Australia defenceless?
ALTHOUGH based on industrial-scale electoral fraud which must end in the Supreme Court, the media could not resist rushing into declaring Joe Biden the winner. This was not accompanied by the usual rioting, looting, burning, assaulting and worse which, on the slightest provocation, has this year been visited upon those American cities under Democrat control.
FOR the first time since self-government was granted by the British in the nineteenth century, Australia has become a series of rolling tin-pot dictatorships. What was truly appalling this year was that not one of the checks and balances we rely on to protect us from any rampant Mussolini class actually worked.
IT IS no exaggeration to conclude that humanity is approaching a crucial turning point, with one path leading us further into the light, the other into the darkness. At times such as this, providence may well ensure that a leader emerges, one who saves a civilisation from collapsing into an age of barbarism.
