by PAUL COLLITS – BACK in the day, there was a pact between elected politicians and those who put them in office. They did our bidding. They exercised power in our interests. They were, in other words “accountable”. They limited their actions…
by DAVID FLINT – THE only good politician is a frightened politician, according to one of the world’s best-known and most highly qualified geologists, Professor Ian Plimer. I had asked him on ADHTV why politicians are massively increasing ordinary Australians’ electricity bills,…
by PAUL COLLITS – TWO of the twentieth century’s greatest revolutionary strategists were Antonio Gramsci, the Italian communist, and Saul Alinsky, the American author of Rules for Radicals. Between them, they wrote the game plan for upending Western civilization by upending the…
by DAVID FLINT – FOREIGN Minister Penny Wong has hardly “recognised” Tel Aviv as Israel’s capital. She cannot. That remains the sole prerogative of the Israeli government. If Minister Wong had prudently first phoned her Jerusalem-based counterpart, she would have realised her…
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIANS finally have a review (of sorts) of the nation’s COVID policy fiasco. Not an official inquiry, as we suspect no government involved in erecting the COVID State and in dishing out the brutal policy instruments will ever…
by PAUL COLLITS – POLITICAL leaders are attempting to escape blame for their excessively aggressive response to a largely “confected” COVID crisis. While the Wuhan virus had proven harmful to a small and identifiable demographic, politicians are accused acting beyond their powers…
by PAUL COLLITS – NOTHING angers COVID realists more than the deliberate concealment of pandemic-related crimes perpetrated by governments. We crave accountability more than just about anything else. The alt-media unashamedly yearns for a Nuremberg Two. Jail time for the culprits. And…
by TONY ABBOTT at CPAC – WHEN you’re prevented by law from having large gatherings, for the best part of three years, these surely have been dispiriting times. Certainly, it’s been hard to practice freedom and enterprise, locked up in your house,…
by PAUL COLLITS – DO WE really need – or want – more women in politics? The never ending quest for more female MPs is yet another example of political Parties endlessly seeking to solve non-problems – while desperately avoiding actual problems. …
PRIME Minister Anthony Albanese has urged Charles III to break royal protocol and fully engage in contentious political issues. In a train wreck interview with UK public broadcaster BBC shortly after Charles’ accession, Mr Albanese said the new King’s views on “climate…
