CATHOLIC Cardinal George Pell has taken a stand against the poisoning of western culture saying Christian “truths” will prevail. In a landmark speech in the USA last week, the high-ranking Australian said that while Christianity was “embattled and often humiliated” in the…
IF YOU listen to two of the ABC’s Sydney radio stations, national and local, they regularly report a 1°C difference in the city’s temperature. But at noon on Saturday June 19, one station declared it was 15°C, immediately followed by the other saying it was 12°C, without any of those qualifications about this being how it felt.
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.
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.
FEDERAL police have moved on the Vatican cash transfer investigation days after Victoria Police were accused of being incapable of running an unbiased investigation. According to reports in The Australian newspaper the investigation was launched after new information was passed to Australian Federal Police.
A SENIOR legal expert has accused Victoria Police of turning political and has suggested they could no longer be trusted to run an unbiased investigation. The Dean of Law at Melbourne’s Swinbourne University Mirko Bagaric said Victoria Police had become “unhappily” close to politics and was part of a secretive justice system.
ONE of these Victoria Supreme Court judges is described as “the nation’s greatest authority on criminal law”, the other worked as a Labor Party staffer. One of them ruled in favour of releasing an innocent priest after examining the evidence, the other ignored critical evidence and over-ruled him.
TWO of the three Victorian Supreme Court judges who presided over Cardinal George Pell’s first unsuccessful appeal had no experience in criminal law.
One was a commercial lawyer while the other had worked as a political staffer for a Labor Party senator.
IT TOOK no more than a tweet from Chief Justice, Susan Kiefel, to deliver a massive defeat for the ‘guilt by accusation’ brigade who had so undermined the rule of law.
A unanimous seven justice ruling has restored that ancient and fundamental principle that the Crown must prove a criminal accusation beyond reasonable doubt.
THE former education minister who pushed radical gender theory onto young children has cast judgement on the head of the Catholic Church calling the Pope’s own actions “diabolical”.
Former NSW National Party MP Adrien Piccoli shared his views on ABC-TV after Cardinal George Pell was released from prison on April 7. Pell had his sexual assault convictions overturned by the High Court.
