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Liberal’s radical shift to socialism

On : 03/03/202118/02/2022- by Gordon James- 5 Comments.

THE art of politics generally changes with each generation but in the past such changes were fairly slight and were kept from getting out of hand by older and more experienced political practitioners. However, in more recent times the change has been so fast-moving that it brings about a sense of confusion acerbated by the now 24-hour news cycle. What was once the Fourth Estate and a reliable check on political abuse of power now has little understanding of the art of politics and almost no regard for the national interest.

Sorry girls, but all men aren’t guilty

On : 02/03/202127/05/2021- by Kevin Donnelly- 1 Comment

THE Australian parliament and the Scott Morrison government are being rocked by an incident where a young female advisor alleges being raped in a minister’s office where she worked after returning from a night’s drinking with colleagues. As a teenage boy seeing his mother beaten and assaulted as a result of domestic violence I’m the first to agree too many women are shamefully abused and victimised by men. At the same time I refuse to believe society is riven with misogyny, that all men are guilty and that women are always passive victims.

Kean’s emotional rant at departing colleague

On : 26/02/202118/02/2022- by Sean Burke- 13 Comments.

NSW Energy Minister Matt Kean has responded callously to the resignation of Liberal Party colleague Craig Kelly telling him “good riddance”. Mr Kelly is the latest of a string of conservatives who have departed an increasingly radicalised Liberal Party.

University chief attacks free speech code

On : 25/02/202127/05/2021- by Sean Burke- 2 Comments.

FORMER Melbourne University vice-chancellor Glyn Davis has called the government a “threat” to academic freedoms over its insistence on freedom of speech on campus. In a heated exchange with former education minister Dan Tehan, Prof Davis wrote “there is an irony in governments deciding to investigate academic freedoms as government frequently emerges as the largest threat to such freedoms”.

Woke green Libs face total annihilation

On : 21/02/202127/05/2021- by Sean Burke- 6 Comments.

THE Liberal Party leader who promised to achieve net zero carbon emissions a staggering 20 years earlier than Labor and The Greens now faces political oblivion. Western Australian opposition leader Zak Kirkup is tipped to lose all but two seats in the…

Uni zealots: Breastfeeding out, chest-feeding in

On : 18/02/202127/05/2021- by Sean Burke- 3 Comments.

THE Australian National University in Canberra has gone gender-woke replacing the words mum and dad with “birthing parent” and “non-gestational parent”. All references to mothers and fathers have been banned, with the university’s Gender Institute handbook ordering staff to use “gender inclusive” titles instead.

Jacinda’s hissy fit over criminal deportation

On : 17/02/202123/03/2021- by Sean Burke- 1 Comment

NEW Zealand Labour Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern continues to tantrum over Australia’s deportation of her criminal countrymen. Her latest fuss comes after Australia booted out a New Zealand born ex-pat who travelled to Syria to support terrorist group ISIS.

Andrews: ‘We truly have higher standard than NSW’

On : 13/02/202127/05/2021- by Sean Burke- 5 Comments.

THE politician who has overseen more death and economic destruction than perhaps any premier in history has claimed to have the nation’s highest standards. With 820 COVID-related Victorian deaths – compared to 89 for the rest of Australia – and his State this week returning to total lockdown for a third stint, Victorian premier Daniel Andrews has reached new levels of political spin.

Liberal MP says ‘get over it’ as Party lurches Left

On : 11/02/202118/02/2022- by Sean Burke- 8 Comments.

MALCOLM Turnbull replacement Dave Sharma has told conservatives to “get over it” as the Liberal Party continues its radical lurch Left. Self-described as a “modern Liberal”, the new member for Wentworth said the Party was a broad church and that green energy was “inevitable”.

Destroying Australia one statue at a time

On : 02/02/202127/05/2021- by Kevin Donnelly- 3 Comments.

THE vitriolic, personal attacks on the tennis great Margaret Court provide the most recent example of the poisonous impact of cancel culture as does the perennial complaint by black activists that the First Fleet’s arrival celebrated on Australia Day heralds the beginning of Aboriginal genocide. Even “It’s your ABC” has gone to the dark side describing the nation’s birth as invasion day.