by FRED PAWLE – It’s almost impossible to feel sympathy for people who seek their own destruction. It’s even more impossible when such people are everywhere you look, which they are these days. The retarded kids who chanted pro-Palestinian slogans at various…
by FRED PAWLE – ANY proposal to reduce the population of dangerous animals almost always results with environmentalists going hysterical. Keeping people safe from predatory animals was once considered an admirable, even noble thing. Scientists resist the simplicity of a cull, insisting…
by JOSH SPASARO – THE Family First Party says it will fight for single sex prisons to be maintained after a court decision to hand a lenient sentence to a trans paedophile in a women’s jail. The prison inmate is a 26-year-old…
by FRED PAWLE – WITHIN minutes of 57-year-old surfer Mercury Psillakis being killed by a shark at Long Reef earlier this month another frenzy began. Greenies waded into social-media posts about the incident to savage anybody who had a shred of decency…
by JEAN CURTHOYS – COMMENTATORS from Right-wing media routinely make the claim that the Left has taken over our ruling institutions. This is the thesis of the Left’s “long march” through the institutions, from student revolts of the late 60s and 70s…
by FRED PAWLE – WIDESPREAD pessimism is causing an increasing number of Australians to move overseas. Curiously, Israel, where the future is even bleaker, doesn’t have the same problem. Last Thursday I commented on X that there seemed to be a lot…
by NAZIYA ALVI RAHMAN – NETWORK 10’s The Project will finally go off air on June 27 after a 16 year run. The announcement was made at the start of the June 9 episode by hosts Waleed Aly, Sarah Harris, Steve Price…
by PAUL COLLITS – WE ARE in a new world. Anything we used to take for granted about politics no longer applies. The American magazine, First Things, under the leadership of RR Reno, is not just “America’s most influential journal of religion…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – WITH new issues confronting Australia and the world each day, many would sooner forget the early COVID years and the massive political over-reach. This includes vaccine mandates, lockdowns, mental health problems, suicides and business closures which continue today. …
by PAUL COLLITS – A JAPANESE public official recently became the second politician in the world – as far as I am aware – to apologise for the global pandemic crimes of the political class. Kazuhiro Haraguchi, a former Minister for Internal…
