Greens told get out of way or get steamrolled
On : --ENVIRONMENTAL activists responsible for hand braking Australia’s economy have been warned to get out of the way as the nation prepares for recovery.
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Guess the activist judge
On : --ONE of these Victoria Supreme Court judges is described as “the nation’s greatest authority on criminal law”, the other worked as a Labor Party staffer. One of them ruled in favour of releasing an innocent priest after examining the evidence, the other ignored critical evidence and over-ruled him.
Political pissants to blame for bushfire crisis
On : --MATT Kean, the New South Wales Minister for the Environment, recently blamed climate change for the current bushfires in Australia.
He said we have to reduce our ‘carbon’ emissions. He means, of course, our CO2 emissions. And whatever he is talking about, reducing them won’t extinguish one fire.
Queen unfit due to her faith – republicans
On : --IN A bitter escalation of identity politics, Australia’s pro-republic movement has appealed to Muslims and Catholics to turn against Queen Elizabeth because of her Christian faith. Straight out of Labor’s failed 2019 election handbook, republican agitators are attempting to divide Australians on cultural and demographic differences.
Sombreros for social distancing – and more
On : --SOMBREROS are the new way to standardise apartedness, assist the visually impaired with social distancing and revive the devastated millinery industry.Lining up outside our local pie shop the other day, I couldn’t help noticing the alarming variations in people’s assessments of what constitutes 1.5m.
Pell judges unqualified at criminal law
On : --TWO of the three Victorian Supreme Court judges who presided over Cardinal George Pell’s first unsuccessful appeal had no experience in criminal law.
One was a commercial lawyer while the other had worked as a political staffer for a Labor Party senator.
The rule of law has been restored
On : --IT TOOK no more than a tweet from Chief Justice, Susan Kiefel, to deliver a massive defeat for the ‘guilt by accusation’ brigade who had so undermined the rule of law.
A unanimous seven justice ruling has restored that ancient and fundamental principle that the Crown must prove a criminal accusation beyond reasonable doubt.
Memoirs: Turnbull hides his Trump crush
On : --DEPOSED Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has portrayed himself as Trump’s intellectual superior – but in reality acted like a giddy schoolgirl around the US President.
In his political memoirs, the former Liberal Party leader chest thumped: “I’d learned with bullies that sucking up is precisely the wrong way to go”.
We flattened the curve! Now what?
On : --THE Government acted, we did what we were told, and we flattened the curve. It wasn’t easy, we lost money, lost lifestyle, lost jobs…but boy, we flattened the curve. So what now?
Radical gender guru offers Pope moral advice
On : --THE former education minister who pushed radical gender theory onto young children has cast judgement on the head of the Catholic Church calling the Pope’s own actions “diabolical”.
Former NSW National Party MP Adrien Piccoli shared his views on ABC-TV after Cardinal George Pell was released from prison on April 7. Pell had his sexual assault convictions overturned by the High Court.