THE extraordinary plans afoot in Canberra for Malcolm Turnbull, Paul Keating, Kevin Rudd, or someone of their ilk, to succeed Queen Elizabeth in her capacity as Queen of Australia were noted in my comment in The Spectator Australia earlier this year. Under a plan concocted by Victorian federal Labor MP Julian Hill, this is to be achieved without a referendum.
ACCORDING to republicans, Australia should emulate China.
The front page banner headline on the London Daily Express (21/5) proclaimed a disturbing message: “Monarchy on the brink”.
PRO-REPUBLIC campaigners have engaged in a “pitiful” attack on Australia’s freedom-loving system of government comparing it to living in a down-trodden, socialist State.
It has compared Australia’s constitution to that of a subjugated nation wracked by servitude, exclusion and disadvantage.
Today is a moment in history with the Queen following her father, George VI, in celebrating such a momentous occasion for there was a time when so many believed that Britain would fall under the jackboots of the Nazi terror.
Extraordinary plans are afoot in Canberra for Malcolm Turnbull, Paul Keating, Kevin Rudd or someone of their ilk to succeed Queen Elizabeth in her capacity as Queen of Australia.
This is to be done through the back door, not by the people, but by the politicians doing a deal among themselves.
IN A bitter escalation of identity politics, Australia’s pro-republic movement has appealed to Muslims and Catholics to turn against Queen Elizabeth because of her Christian faith. Straight out of Labor’s failed 2019 election handbook, republican agitators are attempting to divide Australians on cultural and demographic differences.
THE Abbott Government was dishonestly and deliberately sabotaged by an angry Australian media after Prince Philip was awarded the nation’s highest civilian honour in 2015.
The uncontained fury from Canberra’s pro-republic press gallery became so severe it laid bare their agenda to tear down the then Prime Minister.
PRO-republicans are engaged in a heartless waiting game as they plot to overturn Australia’s constitutional monarchy. Realising a vast majority of Australians retain a deep admiration for their 93-year-old Queen, republicans are counting down her demise before launching an emotion-charged assault on Australia’s constitution.
