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.
CHINESE leaders should face harsh Russia-style sanctions if they continue to crush Hong Kong according to former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott.
In a wide-ranging interview with British broadcaster and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage, Mr Abbott said it was clear China regarded freedom as “poison”.
AUSTRALIA’S immigration policy contains within it the seeds of our destruction.
And the pandemic has brought home to us just what a dangerous game we are playing.
WHEN Tony Abbott’s government came to power just seven years ago, it promised to have Australia live within its means, to get back into the black, to free our children and grandchildren from the coming burden of massive debt.
It was a fear campaign with relevance to those who had worked, scrimped and saved. That debt – then around $175b – was promoted as a significant threat to Australia’s future generations, and when the Labor Government was thrashed in the election, it seemed that most voters must have shared the view.
THE motto of Australia’s political class could well be the reverse of that old saying, “Comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable”.
The May release of more fake than usual unemployment statistics has exposed the emptiness of the propaganda slogan ‘We’re all in this together.’
SUCH is Australia’s success that politicians boast about their performance and citizens are regularly congratulated for their obedience in conforming to government dictates, including shutting down businesses and closing schools. But not all are happy.
WITH race-inspired riots spreading from the US to the UK this week, it appears Australian elites are hoping to whip up violent discontent in Australia as well.
Dean of Melbourne-based Swinburne University Law School Prof Mirko Bagaric today claimed Australia had “even worse levels of discrimination in our system” than the US.
ALMOST 60 per cent of Australians who support Left-leaning political Parties claim no religion, according to the lastest Newspoll.
Supporters of Leftist political Parties are typically young, female, non-religious and paid marginally less while similarly educated to centre-right supporters.
