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The front page banner headline on the London Daily Express (21/5) proclaimed a disturbing message: “Monarchy on the brink”.
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”.
CHINA has attempted to race shame Australia in its latest move to punish Prime Minister Scott Morrison for leading the push to expose its Wuhan virus cover-up.
With its vast arsenal of diplomatic revenge tactics, the Chinese communists have so far failed to silence Australia’s call for an independent inquiry into the origins of Coronavirus.
PRIME Minister Scott Morrison blasted journalists yesterday telling them to “get with it” after a blatant attempt to wedge him in a race baiting storm.
Australia’s mainstream media, which has been obsessed with 10th order issues since the invention of Twitter, provoked a furious lecture from the Prime Minister.
RARELY does a dictionary have you laugh, cringe and kick the cat with the turn of each page.
But that’s the roller-coaster ride Dr Kevin Donnelly takes you on with his latest book A Politically Correct Dictionary and Guide.
A FAVOURITE argument of the elites is that something is “inevitable” or, more subtly, “the planets are aligned”.
Blasting what he dismisses as our “horse and buggy” constitution, Professor George Williams laments the lack of referendums. So, what even more pejorative term does he reserve for the much older US constitution? Prehistoric.
“I CALL the meeting to order. Jim, please move your chair away from Kath. Social distancing please. We’re here to get some figures for Gladys. Let’s get underway…
“Buses, currently we have 12 passengers, not counting school kids. Ideas?”
THE Australian Communist Party thugs currently organising race-based protests across Sydney and Melbourne care nothing for blacks – nor for lives.
Their aim is to incite anger among minority groups then infiltrate the protests that follow – turning them into riots. Chaos is their agenda and orchestrating a climate for revolution – no matter the cost – remains their goal.
IF YOU’VE ever had phone problems, you might have experienced Telecom Syndrome.
You started off liking those overseas operators who promised they could easily solve your issues, but gradually you grew to hate them as the issue remained unfixed for days then weeks, while you hung on the line, got transferred, listened to Muzak, repeatedly gave your personal details “for security purposes”, waited for call backs and stayed home for technicians.
VOTERS have seen through the political propaganda blaming “climate change” for this year’s bushfires – instead laying fault at the feet of State MPs for bungling hazard reduction.
With only 35 per cent of voters convinced of a “climate emergency”, a whopping 59 per cent said they were not prepared to commit a single cent more to emissions targets.
I feel a bit silly writing to you like this but there seems to be no other way.
I respectfully request that you give Australia permission to build nuclear power stations.
I see that in March last year that you said that personally you were against nuclear power but recognized that it had a place in the mix and you would discuss it at a later date.