by DAVID FLINT – DOES Scott Morrison plan to lose this year’s federal election? Alienating Coalition rank-and-file by his surrender on net-zero emissions will result in many parking their first preferences with newer Parties supporting older values, just as Menzies did. The…
DESPERATE for that silver bullet which will drop some politicians’ republic into their laps, Australia’s official republicans rushed to capitalise on Soap Oprah, as the Daily Telegraph headlined what threatens to be serialised into “Les pensées sublimes de la duchesse souffrante”. Much of what was claimed is fiction.
THE future of Australia’s current system of government has never looked more secure according to Australians for Constitutional Monarchy National Convenor David Flint. Speaking at the organisation’s 21st National Conference in Sydney yesterday, Prof Flint said a referendum held today would result in a bigger landslide than the 1999 referendum result.
WITH Australia’s pro-monarchy victory coming of age this year, the movement is looking to lock-in its success for another generation. Despite recent desperate attempts by pro-republican agitators to demonise Queen Elizabeth as a totalitarian, anti-Muslim, anti-Catholic and anti-Australian foreigner, Australia’s current system…
THE republican movement is in disarray. It is split several ways: whether to promote an elected or appointed president with or without reserve powers, whether to campaign against the Queen, whether to campaign on a single fake issue and most importantly, those who are dismayed by all this and demand a more serious approach.
