by PAUL COLLITS – NEVER, ever think that American politics can’t get even crazier. Never mind what happened these past few week, there’s sure to be even more insanity ahead. Two questions immediately arose after Joe Biden’s sudden – though four years…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – LIKE many Australians, I had just watched a live telecast of Donald Trump’s inspiring speech at the US Republican Convention following his miraculous assassination survival, when suddenly the screen pixelated then died. Trump had recounted how he had…
by PAUL COLLITS – IN 2015, I was sacked from an Australian council. It was an act of raw senior executive power, but was, unexpectedly, a liberating moment. I was escorted from the building, with my cardboard box containing whatever was in…
by PAUL COLLITS – AMERICANS thought they had political problems in 1968. Compared to today, the late 60s were a walk in the park. Robert F Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr were only two in a long line of assassination targets,…
by DAVID FLINT – ACCORDING to a CNN poll on the US presidential debate, two-thirds of Americans believe Trump won. As no rational person could have thought Biden won, were the other one-third drugged, demented or just deceitful? While Biden is clearly…
by DAVID FLINT – THE Soviet-style conviction of Donald Trump last month is a constitutionally offensive political weapon. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is emerging – along with Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher – as one of the great Western leaders, a point I…
by PAUL COLLITS – WHO knows what the Democrats truly have in mind for 2024? The one thing we do know they have in mind – Trump loses. However that may happen. Imprisonment, indictments, defamation cases, mumblings about Jeffrey Epstein, World Economic…
by DAVID FLINT – WITH a presidential election this year, polls are suggesting the return of Donald Trump, the greatest US president since Ronald Reagan. Such an event would be of singular importance to the free world, which desperately needs a real…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE American election cycle is very nearly upon us again. Actually, the formalities, like the presidential primary “debates” – unedifying slanging matches – have well and truly started, but the real action commences in the new year in…
IN A time when Americans in Israel are relying on government for support and protection, the US State Department has left citizens hanging in the wind, demanding they sign promissory notes as a precondition for any assistance in evacuating from the crisis-hit…
