FORMER Labor leader Mark Latham has provided a brutal assessment of Malcolm Turnbull, his book, his prime ministership and his Party.
In the May 16 issue of The Spectator Australia magazine Latham, who is now NSW One Nation leader asks: “How did a majority of Liberal MPs ever make this man their leader, not once but twice?”
WITH the exception of a few senior ALP figures, the wider world has backed Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s refusal to crumble to Chinese demands despite its retaliatory sanctions. Although many Western nations have been on the receiving end of the Communist Party’s threats, Morrison has been one of a handful to push back – hard.
THE misery of communism infects almost everything it touches.
From degraded lives to industrial inefficiencies to cooked-up agricultural reports and daily bread lines – the list is almost endless.
SHOW trials, where the accused have no rights and guilt is predetermined, are integral to communist and Nazi regimes. They have no place in the West and especially not in its Anglosphere heart.
As Hong Kong voters have clearly indicated, people everywhere want to live in freedom under the rule of law.
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.
ANGLICAN parents and Greens voters are leading the push for radical gender lessons to remain enforceably taught to Australian children.
A national study released this week, however, indicates they are out of step with the vast majority of Australians who oppose gender fluidity theory being secretively taught in schools.
AUSTRALIA lacks courage to appropriately deal with China in the wake of its Coronavirus “cover-up” warns Liberal Party senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells.
Addressing the Federal Senate this week the Liberal Party senator said it was critical for Australia to plan for reparations and to “decouple” from China.
LABOR’S Penny Wong and leader Anthony Albanese broke ranks with Australia this week, siding with greedy corporate business leaders to appease China. Albanese, who has flirted with communism since his student days, and Wong, of Chinese heritage, crumbled under Communist Party pressure telling Australians to kowtow to the regime’s demand for “mutual respect”.
WHAT quality of people are being elected to Australian parliaments if they first require training in leadership, ethics, thinking and statesmanship before they can perform their jobs?
It appears political Party factions who foist politicians on the population are more interested in “compliance” than they are in competence.
CHINA’S abrupt ban on Australian beef this week is the first shot in an escalating trade war – and not just a petty labelling dispute, as some are calling it.
If Australians fail to recognise this and don’t respond accordingly, the nation will suffer not only short-term pain but crippling generational consequences.
