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Gladys: Slightly Left but dominated by radicals

On : 20/06/202103/08/2021- by Paul Collits- 9 Comments.

THE mild mannered and oddly admired Premier of NSW leads a dangerously radical government, driven by Leftist factional players and behind-the-scenes power brokers who most voters have never heard of. Indeed, many Party members may well have never heard of them. And, apparently, very few NSW citizens either recognise the radical agenda of the government nor care about it. What these people are up to and how they have gotten away with it is a story for the ages.

Hard-Left Libs pause vicious purge

On : 20/06/202118/02/2022- by Sean Burke- 6 Comments.

EFFORTS to expel up to 550 conservative Liberal members have been shelved after the sneaky plot by Left-wing Party elites was publicly exposed. Centre-right Liberals have been discreetly routed by the Party hierarchy for years and have been pushed out, if not from the Party itself then from almost every senior political position. Tony Abbott being among the most high-profile to be viciously shafted.

Liberals to purge hundreds of conservatives

On : 16/06/202118/02/2022- by Sean Burke- 2 Comments.

IN AN effort to sure up its invasive political influence, the Left-controlled South Australian Liberal Party has moved to expel up to 550 conservative members. Almost every person who joined the division in the past month – about 150 – is now facing expulsion due to their Christian conservative values, according to Sky News.

Australia plunges into ‘illiberal’ abyss

On : 14/06/202103/08/2021- by The Epoch Times-

BEFORE jetting off to the G7, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison addressed the USAsia Centre in Perth on June 9. His address entitled “A world order that favours freedom” is an ambitious attempt at demonstrating that “liberal democracies work” considering that, in many countries, freedom is an elusive or vanishing goal.

Gladys backs race-based elections

On : 10/06/202103/08/2021- by Sean Burke- 6 Comments.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has backed changes to the Australian Constitution that will permanently embed identity politics at the heart of the nation. The Premier this week revealed that she’s in lockstep with the Left-posturing ABC, Sydney Morning Herald and other low-circulation media organisations.

Angry, betrayed voters seek new Parties

On : 08/06/202103/08/2021- by Paul Collits- 3 Comments.

THINGS have indeed fallen apart for the lost, snookered souls of the Australian electorate. We are slouching, disoriented, disgruntled, unmoored and clueless about where next to place our votes. The centre, or “club sensible” as the late and much missed Christopher Pearson termed it, has not held.

Archbishop targets Gladys over ‘shocking’ betrayal

On : 08/06/202117/06/2021- by Sean Burke- 3 Comments.

PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian is quickly back-pedalling from a decision to privatise NSW graveyards as Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher prepares to punish her government over the issue. It is understood NSW Property Minister Melinda Pavey has this week been instructed to re-engage the Catholic Church and to quickly find an alternate solution to the government’s bombshell graveyard reforms.

Promoted minister Natalie Ward parties with Photios

On : 04/06/202118/02/2022- by Sean Burke- 3 Comments.

NEWLY appointed NSW cabinet minister Natalie Ward has kicked back with political lobbyist Michael Photios to celebrate her recent promotion. The founder of political lobbying firm PremierState joined Ms Ward’s “family and friends” at an eastern Sydney venue on the weekend to celebrate her unexpected advancement.

Kennett’s tears for impoverished police State

On : 01/06/202103/08/2021- by Sean Burke- 4 Comments.

VICTORIA is wrestling with South Australia for the title of Australia’s poorest as its downtrodden citizens take flight from Labor’s police State. Under its current premier, Daniel Andrews, Victorians have become poorer than all other States and territories except South Australia.

Kean’s green roadmap runs off a cliff

On : 31/05/202110/07/2021- by Sean Burke- 12 Comments.

NSW Environment Minister Matt Kean’s green energy dream has been labelled a “train wreck”, with spooked investors steering clear – forcing the federal government to intervene. NSW One Nation leader Mark Latham said Mr Kean’s promised “avalanche” of green investment didn’t materialise – forcing taxpayers to cough up at least $600m to fund a public gas-fired power generator in the Hunter Valley.