by FRED PAWLE – THIS week’s flag marches demonstrated how little the media and politicians really understand, or even appreciate, Australian culture. There is something ridiculous about hundreds of thousands of people marching on Australian streets waving Australian flags. What sort of…
by PAUL COLLITS – HAS the decadent liberal elite jumped the shark? Is globalist liberalism reaching its end point? Sooner or later, perhaps, it had to happen. Signs are not so much emerging, but blatantly in the face of the political establishment. …
by FRED PAWLE – THE three-day talkfest in Canberra that ended last week only confirmed what we already knew: Australia under this government is totally doomed. Being stuck in a windowless room with nerds discussing ways to stimulate an economy is, to…
by FRED PAWLE – THE symbolic colonisation of the Sydney Harbour Bridge by Islamists this month was just another step along Australia’s suicidal road to nowhere. In a brilliant speech delivered three days before he died of a heart attack in March…
by FRED PAWLE – SUNDAY’S march across Sydney Harbour was not about free speech — or even Israel, for that matter. Palestinians are not known for their prowess in the construction business. Instead, they have proved a dab hand at digging tunnels…
by PAUL COLLITS – EVERY so often an arresting statistic grabs your attention and shocks you to the core. It also succinctly summarises a whole new world order. An old boss of mine at the NSW Department of State & Regional Development…
by ROGER CROOK – THE definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and expecting a different result. Attributed to Einstein, but it can be traced back to the 19th Century — it is one of the great truths. The first action…
by FRED PAWLE – WHY would a politician bother trying to improve a nation when it’s easier to ruin it instead? If you are a politician who, for whatever reason, wants to destroy the nation you govern, follow these four simple but…
by NEW LIBERAL ECONOMIST – IN 2024 alone, Australia has taken in more than 580,000 new residents leading to a situation where 31.5 per cent of Australians were born overseas. One has to ask why? We know this creates a more difficult…
by FRED PAWLE – WHILE the West wallows in disenchantment, Asians embrace our technology and consumerism with conspicuous glee. When Australians started travelling overseas en masse in the 1980s, returning home was an essential and reassuring part of the experience. Australians are…
