Constitutional Politics - Politics, Policy, Political Views

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.

Republic dream dies under Labor incompetence

On : 16/02/202127/05/2021- by David Flint- 1 Comment

CANBERRA’S latest folly is a referendum, costing up to a quarter of a billion dollars, to replace the politicians’ oath with an empty pledge without legal effect. Instead, why not bring in real reform and finally make the politicians accountable? The referendum should be to allow Australians to initiate recall elections for non-performing politicians.

States’ bungling raises federation questions

On : 03/02/202127/05/2021- by Juris Laucis- 1 Comment

QUEENSLAND premier Annastacia Palaszczuk played the first notes from the State sovereignty provisions of the Constitution as a rousing electoral anthem, after renaming them “Up Yours Australia, Queensland is Closing Its Borders”.

Republicans ‘experts at losing’

On : 01/12/202027/05/2021- by Sean Burke- 1 Comment

THE future of Australia’s current system of government has never looked more secure according to Australians for Constitutional Monarchy National Convenor David Flint. Speaking at the organisation’s 21st National Conference in Sydney yesterday, Prof Flint said a referendum held today would result in a bigger landslide than the 1999 referendum result.

Charles’ Marxist-inspired rant splits monarchists

On : 25/11/202020/10/2022- by Staff Writer- 12 Comments.

PRO-monarchy Australians are withdrawing their allegiance following Prince Charles’ “inappropriate” support for a communist-inspired global movement. The movement known as The Great Reset, which advocates communal property ownership – and promotes equality of outcome above equality of opportunity – is being promoted by the Prince on behalf of the World Economic Forum.

Locking out pro-republicans for good

On : 23/11/202006/10/2022- by Staff Writer- 1 Comment

WITH Australia’s pro-monarchy victory coming of age this year, the movement is looking to lock-in its success for another generation. Despite recent desperate attempts by pro-republican agitators to demonise Queen Elizabeth as a totalitarian, anti-Muslim, anti-Catholic and anti-Australian foreigner, Australia’s current system…

Trial dictatorship, anyone?

On : 17/11/202007/07/2021- by David Flint- 1 Comment

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.

Pro-republicans demonise Charles

On : 25/10/202006/10/2022- by Sean Burke- 4 Comments.

PRO-REPUBLICANS have commenced their strategy to upend Australia’s constitution by painting Prince Charles as untrustworthy and at odds with Australia’s national interests. Having repeatedly failed to turn citizens against Queen Elizabeth – republicans are now attempting to demonise her heir and so heartlessly capitalise on the Queen’s age.

Whitlam’s solution: Go to the people

On : 11/08/202019/08/2021- by David Flint- 2 Comments.

THE republican movement is in disarray. It is split several ways: whether to promote an elected or appointed president with or without reserve powers, whether to campaign against the Queen, whether to campaign on a single fake issue and most importantly, those who are dismayed by all this and demand a more serious approach.

Pro-republicans dazed & confused over letters

On : 17/07/202019/08/2021- by Sean Burke- 5 Comments.

PRO-republican leaders lost their collective minds this week after the “Palace Letters” disproved their long-held claims of royal involvement in the Whitlam dismissal.
Expecting a smoking gun that would trigger a rush to republicanism, the newly released documents instead shredded the anti-Monarchists’ credibility – leaving them to invent conspiracy theories to hide their disarray.