POLITICAL corpses continue to pile up in Australia as out-of-touch politicians hold tight to a fanatical obsession with global warming and climate “emergencies”. As if the career-ending mistakes of Bill Shorten, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull (twice) weren’t warning enough, current Labor leader Anthony Albanese has seemingly volunteered to sacrifice his otherwise promising career to their cause.
MALCOLM Turnbull’s myopic investment in yesterday’s technology, today, for tomorrow, even managed to skip nuclear in his race for the past. In an interview with Defence News the US Navy’s top officer Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday says he has…
HAVING been rejected by Labor – and twice ousted by the Liberals – now former PM Malcolm Turnbull appears to have turned his sights towards Greens Party membership.
In a speech last week to the so-called conservative group Coalition For Conservation – members of which backed Zali Steggall’s successful campaign last year against Tony Abbott – Mr Turnbull pushed for a “green new deal” on energy.
A FAVOURITE argument of the elites is that something is “inevitable” or, more subtly, “the planets are aligned”.
Blasting what he dismisses as our “horse and buggy” constitution, Professor George Williams laments the lack of referendums. So, what even more pejorative term does he reserve for the much older US constitution? Prehistoric.
IN HIS recent memoir, A Bigger Picture, Malcolm Turnbull presents an ego-centred, delusional account of the way he single-handedly solved the school funding issue and ensured Australian students’ dismal performance in international tests would improve.
Wrong on both accounts.
FORMER Labor leader Mark Latham has provided a brutal assessment of Malcolm Turnbull, his book, his prime ministership and his Party.
In the May 16 issue of The Spectator Australia magazine Latham, who is now NSW One Nation leader asks: “How did a majority of Liberal MPs ever make this man their leader, not once but twice?”
WHEN an exasperated Andrew Bolt said that Malcolm Turnbull was the worst Liberal prime minister since Sir William McMahon, the Daily Telegraph published my piece arguing that Bolt had been very unfair. That is, unfair to McMahon. Politicians are experts, but hardly ever in…
MILITANT Left-wing activists have already marched through Australia’s public education and judicial institutions.
With little to no resistance they’ve also captured The Greens and Australian Labor.
Extraordinary plans are afoot in Canberra for Malcolm Turnbull, Paul Keating, Kevin Rudd or someone of their ilk to succeed Queen Elizabeth in her capacity as Queen of Australia.
This is to be done through the back door, not by the people, but by the politicians doing a deal among themselves.
DEPOSED Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has portrayed himself as Trump’s intellectual superior – but in reality acted like a giddy schoolgirl around the US President.
In his political memoirs, the former Liberal Party leader chest thumped: “I’d learned with bullies that sucking up is precisely the wrong way to go”.
