IT IS pretty easy in Australia to ignore air pollution. The skies are blue, the air is fresh and God is in his Heaven.
But go to Chinese and Indian industrial cities and the story is vastly different.
And who is to blame? Obviously the Chinese and the Indian industrialist and their political masters.
IN HIS recent memoir, A Bigger Picture, Malcolm Turnbull presents an ego-centred, delusional account of the way he single-handedly solved the school funding issue and ensured Australian students’ dismal performance in international tests would improve.
Wrong on both accounts.
NO ONE should be surprised that the Imperial College’s “Professor Lockdown” (Neil Ferguson), has been exposed as a practitioner of the elites’ fundamental rule ‘Do as I say; not as I do’.
In flagrant breach of the very lockdown he advised, he arranged secret assignations with his mistress.
GREEN corporatists have successfully shut down environmentalist Michael Moore’s latest documentary using a copyright loophole.
The film, which exposes the hoax of renewable energy, has been targeted by enviro-capitalists who Moore had accused of being financially “conflicted”.
POLITICIANS are tripping over themselves to be seen supporting a poorly educated schoolgirl while Australia’s energy industry implodes.
Australia’s world record power prices coupled with State-wide black-outs aren’t market failures. Instead, they are failures by politicians who appear to have lost their collective minds over the musings of a school-aged child.
ONE of these people pretends to be someone he’s not, the other dresses up and performs for an audience.
THREATS of a second wave have been around for months, but always in the context of a second wave of COVID-19. The real second wave, however, will not be defined by new cases.
It will be a wave of realisation, when Australians finally understand what has been done to the economy and to their livelihoods, for the sake of only 100-plus lives.
EXTREMIST MPs representing centre-right political Parties are being called out by a growing number of concerned voices from Labor and the minor Parties. With so many Liberal and National politicians obsessing over climate “emergencies” and promoting late-term abortions, LGBTQ schooling and softer bestiality laws, even those from Labor and the Greens have had enough and have told them to get serious.
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.
