by DAVID FLINT – WHY are demonstrators out in the streets of the West’s great cities, including Australia’s, supporting the evil monsters who meticulously planned and executed the most barbaric, unbearably cruel and ruthless massacre of innocents the world has seen this…
by DAVID FLINT – I AM often tempted to make predictions, usually about elections and referendums, especially those against the grain. So what predictions can be made about Australia’s economic future? Having escaped the disaster which would have followed had the elites…
by DAVID FLINT – WE WILL decide who comes to this country, and the circumstances in which they come, declared John Howard in the 2001 election, one which the pundits had declared he was doomed to lose. He won in a landslide,…
by DAVID FLINT – THE Voice referendum was extremely wasteful, and not only in the mountain of taxpayers’ hard-earned money the Albanese Government flushed, pointlessly, down the drain. It was also wasteful in time lost and worry caused to the rank-and-file, attempting…
by DAVID FLINT – ONE of the reasons so many Australians voted No in the landslide rejection of the Voice was because the High Court is considered unreliable. As stated by the No campaign: “The High Court would ultimately determine the Voice’s…
by DAVID FLINT – THERE is a growing realisation in the West that the Beijing-Moscow-Tehran axis is not the only hostile power. There is what could well be an even greater danger, one from within. Following the failure of the Voice –…
by DAVID FLINT – BILL Hayden was without doubt the best Labor prime minister Australia never had, a man of great ability, common sense and integrity. A policeman, he had a life before politics in a way which is unusual today. Mr…
by DAVID FLINT – IT HAS become clear that talk during the referendum about the Voice being used to close the gap was nothing more than an empty sales pitch. This explains the rejection, after a peremptory and supercilious debate, of urgency…
by DAVID FLINT – TWO doomed referendums. That was predicted by this column in July 2022 about the Albanese government’s decision to hold a referendum for an indigenous Voice in the constitution. If successful, another was scheduled to follow, changing the constitution…
by DAVID FLINT – PEOPLE do not often have the opportunity, on the national level, to indicate which of two distinctly different paths they want their governments to follow, especially when the Coalition these days can too often be Labor-lite. With compulsory…
