ONE of Australia’s most experienced military Generals has backed Prime Minister Scott Morrison as capable of running – and winning – a “serious war”.
Retired Australian Army General Jim Molan AO DSC said this week the Australian Prime Minister displayed the type of leadership you’d expect in war time.
IT’S time to listen to blind Freddie. When COVID first struck it was both common sense and politically astute for governments to design the communication response on the advice of the best medical minds in the country.
Now as the second wave rolls up the beach it is neither common sense nor politically astute to use doctors as a handy excuse for clumsy messaging. The COVID-19 communications now need to be sophisticated, well-rounded and comprehensive.
CHINA is headed towards widespread civil unrest as it ratchets up aggression towards Indo-Pacific neighbours, according to former US intelligence officer John Jordon.
The former US Naval Intelligence Officer warned the communist controlled nation was on a trajectory to an “implosion in the medium term”.
WITH Labor retreating from its climate crusade at breakneck pace, extremist Liberal MPs risk being marginalised as they continue to push minor party causes.
The climate wars, initiated in 2010 by Labor Prime Minister Julia Gillard, are almost singularly responsible for the ALP’s last three federal election losses.
WAR preparations, a government-imposed recession or depression, shock reporting about an allegedly resurgent Wuhan virus, borders closed, talk that overseas travel will not be allowed until next year, the Andrews government’s links to the Beijing dictator, more lockdowns in Melbourne with public housing tenants put under house arrest, the political parties and the mainstream media speaking more in unison than even during a world war— where is Australia going?
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott has revealed his frustration at the mindless suggestion that Australians were sharing the pain of the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic.
In a wide ranging interview with the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) published last Wednesday, Mr Abbott made it clear that the “doing class” – and not the “talking class” – had worn the brunt of the crisis.
IN THE NSW town of Bowral last week it was hard to find a car space. Motels, hotels and virtually every restaurant were booked out.
The queue outside the main-street pie shop extended, with social distancing, 100 metres along the footpath. This was a town in recovery mode. Not a sign of Coronavirus. The hotels alone had been turning people away every night, at weekends up to 50 per night.
PRO-republican leaders lost their collective minds this week after the “Palace Letters” disproved their long-held claims of royal involvement in the Whitlam dismissal.
Expecting a smoking gun that would trigger a rush to republicanism, the newly released documents instead shredded the anti-Monarchists’ credibility – leaving them to invent conspiracy theories to hide their disarray.
THE “father” of the Liberal’s Moderate faction has candidly revealed his philosophical alliance with Labor, desire for open borders and affection for Kevin Rudd.
In a wide-ranging interview earlier this month Bruce Baird, the long-serving federal back-bencher and father of retired NSW premier, Mike Baird, also revealed his commitment to climate activism.
THE Queen has delivered a public backhander to Labor leader Anthony Albanese and his republican cheer squad after they knowingly lied about her part in the Whitlam dismissal. Even after the dismissal documents were publicly released proving no palace plot, Albanese and his republican mates “pretended” otherwise.
