Media activists are covering for Beijing’s lies

Media activists are covering for Beijing’s lies

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WE ARE now being told that it was Donald Trump’s fault that the mainstream media missed the story that the Wuhan virus probably escaped from a military-controlled laboratory. They even claimed that anyone who suggested this was plausible, as I did over a year ago, needed medical attention. As they do anyone who concludes, as I do, that the presidential election was rigged through flagrant breaches both of scrutineering and of the Constitution.

Gladys: Slightly Left but dominated by radicals

Gladys: Slightly Left but dominated by radicals

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THE mild mannered and oddly admired Premier of NSW leads a dangerously radical government, driven by Leftist factional players and behind-the-scenes power brokers who most voters have never heard of. Indeed, many Party members may well have never heard of them. And, apparently, very few NSW citizens either recognise the radical agenda of the government nor care about it. What these people are up to and how they have gotten away with it is a story for the ages.

Hard-Left Libs pause vicious purge

Hard-Left Libs pause vicious purge

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EFFORTS to expel up to 550 conservative Liberal members have been shelved after the sneaky plot by Left-wing Party elites was publicly exposed. Centre-right Liberals have been discreetly routed by the Party hierarchy for years and have been pushed out, if not from the Party itself then from almost every senior political position. Tony Abbott being among the most high-profile to be viciously shafted.

Mass production ends with total State control

Mass production ends with total State control

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THE essay “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction” highlights the concept of aura, where a person or object has a presence greater than itself. Written in 1936 by German Marxist Walter Benjamin, it demonstrates that mass-produced works – such as photography, cinema, etc – have less aura, less presence, about them: an actor on-screen has less aura than the actor in real life, a book that is handwritten has more aura than a book that was printed by a machine.

Queen, 95, gives greedy pollies a lesson in serving

Queen, 95, gives greedy pollies a lesson in serving

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THE Queen’s Birthday on June 14 for most of Australia, September 27 in Western Australia and October 4 in Queensland, annoys many in the political class.

Just the fact that it exists enrages pretend republicans who prefer a fraudulent imitation of the current model, a politicians’ republic, rather than honestly basing theirs on the world’s most successful republic, the United States.