by PAUL COLLITS – IF AUSTRALIANS on the ineffectual Right are shaking their heads and thinking “aren’t Canadians stupid”, well, just wait until Sunday morning. One Dominion is down, one to go. Labor hasn’t bothered to change leader – nor back down…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT IS said in most election campaigns that this election is “the most important in … [add your own number of years]”. A quarter of a century is a popular one – whether it’s remotely true or not. …
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIA’S bizarrely appointed Ukrainian Cardinal, Mykloa Bychok, was unsurprisingly fulsome in his praise for the late Pontiff. There are several reasons to tilt towards kindness towards the late Pope Francis. Francis was a managerialist, who brought HR to…
by PAUL COLLITS – A PHRASE that you probably will never come across in the history books on American politics is “he was a consequential vice president”. Obviously, no one would ever include “she” in such a statement. There has only ever…
by PAUL COLLITS – VOTERS will not need reminding that elections in Australia are meaningless affairs these days. They are contested by two undeserving branches of the UniParty that together struggle to get two thirds of the primary vote. Real problems are…
by PAUL COLLITS – MY PRECIOUS daughter has passed away, after a year of serious illnesses and intensive care. Bridget Louise Collits (1982-2025), like JFK (as per Robert Dallek, one of his biographers), led an “unfinished life”. The life sentence imprisonment of…
by PAUL COLLITS – TO SUGGEST that our politicians are “low information” is an undeserved compliment. They are unknowing idiots who think it is we who are stupid. So stupid as to fall for their weasel words, over and over again. What…
by PAUL COLLITS – A FRIEND in the Deep North recently told me, “if you feel pain, catch a plane”. In other words, if you are sick in regional Australia don’t expect to get well in a regional public hospital. Doctors lack…
by PAUL COLLITS – WHILE globalists in Brussels, Geneva and other nodes of power might be licking their wounds – for the moment – over Trump, they are openly sniggering over their prospects in the UK. Nigel Farage, hero of Brexit –…
by PAUL COLLITS – CARDINAL George Pell wasn’t initially sure of his priestly vocation as a youth. He had a solid academic career beckoning, as well as a solid football contract inked in. He chose the priesthood, and, by George, it cost…
