Stepping over the past
The calculated risk of mass migration has failed
No brains to drain
The Greek tragedy that is our education system
Who needs a country anyway?
Whenever a commentator – especially a politician – begins to wax lyrical about cutting immigration for economic reasons, I become…
The pop culture wars
Pop culture has become a proxy for wars about our culture
The art of ugliness
All art is political, said Orwell. To say otherwise is a political statement. In a time of mass society and…
History returning from the grave
Muticulturalism and multipolarity
Universality and the university
Recently, the Australian University Accord met to discuss the manifest failings of our tertiary education system. The result has been…
All my biases are conscious ones
These people are the lovechildren of Whigs and Leninists
When Tucker met Putin
Sometimes it takes a supervillain to point out our flaws
Our enemies have all the time in the world
Patiently waiting while the West does their dirty work for them
Aussie life
Seven Days in May, a novel written in 1962 and turned into a film in 1964, concerns a planned coup…
Cutting off your thumbs to spite your country
Who will defend a nation nobody respects?
