IN LATE 2019, when George Pell was still in prison and his ultimate exoneration still far from certain, the ABC’s intrepid reporter, Louise Milligan, called me a “conspiracy theorist”. I had published an article about the embedded radical (#MeToo) feminism in the Victorian justice system and the “fembots” involved in the Get Pell campaign.
STATE education ministers are pushing back against a new national curriculum that all but demonises Western culture and its freedoms. NSW and South Australian education ministers have joined with their federal counterpart Mr Alan Tudge to oppose the proposed curriculum, calling it “unimpressive” and “unscientific”.
A FAILURE by politicians to quickly dismantle the radical Left’s social re-engineering agenda has resulted in “quiet” Australian families suffering relentless attacks from obsessed activists. Well-intentioned businesses, community associations and sporting organisers have stood alone while being shamed and set-upon by hardened political militants pushing an aggressive identity agenda.
WHITE school children have nothing to apologise for and Australia’s appalling new curriculum should be junked according to indigenous leaders and NSW politicians. High-profile businessman Anthony Mundine said the proposed curriculum was “starting down the path of critical race theory”.
DOES the Australian political class despise young Australians as much as they despise self-funded retirees, mum-and-dad farmers, coal miners and those who have so valiantly risked their lives for their country, our veterans (and not only on Anzac Day)?
THE High Court will soon have the opportunity of demonstrating that traditional academic freedom and freedom of expression are still alive in Australia. The decision they hand down in Peter Ridd v James Cook University will rank in importance with the Court’s unanimous decision concerning Cardinal Pell, reaffirming the presumption of innocence and that guilt be proved beyond reasonable doubt.
AUSTRALIA’S domestic spy agency’s decision to drop sensitive labels such as “Left-Right” and “Islamic extremism” has received a mixed reaction, with one religious expert saying the shift to broader terminology could inadvertently mislead public perception of extremist behaviour.
THE witch-hunt against Attorney-General Christian Porter is far more sinister than it initially would seem. It comes from a clandestine politically correct operation soaking up taxpayer-funded resources for a range of political campaigns from a shady, out-of-control ABC fiefdom.
THE two political Parties pushing the most radical climate policies have been all but wiped out in last week’s Western Australian election. The Greens lost 75 per cent of its parliamentary representation while a confused Liberal Party shed 85 per cent of its seats.
LABOR has admitted it’s baffled by its ongoing election losses in spite of the Party’s “intellectual and moral superiority”. Former Labor Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon said his Party had an unhealthy self-opinion and showed little respect for its opponents.
