Digital ID dystopia: you do not solve incompetence with tyranny
With the Digital ID Bill passing through the Senate, the bombardment of promotional material has begun – even ahead of…
Retail outrage: Plibersek wants the clothes off your back. ‘I’ll be watching.’
To cope with the outrageous creep of authoritarian behaviour and inescapable globalism, sometimes citizens of the West refer to themselves…
Cockroaches in the halls of power, crickets in the press
Eating insects is not only an act of global salvation – following the advice of the United Nation’s advice on…
Power to the people: the National Rally Against Reckless Renewables
One Nation Leader, Pauline Hanson, spoke at the National Rally Against Reckless Renewables on the lawn in front of Parliament House in…
Isn’t it ironic?
Last Thursday on Music Band T-shirt Day, the Prime Minister chose to wear a T-shirt from the Australian band Radio Birdman.…
Gallagher’s Digital ID announcement fact-checked for misinformation
Labor has decided to rush one of its most hazardous policies through right on Christmas hoping this would strip the…
Is Treasurer Chalmers the Pontius Pilate of interest rates?
Australian Prime Ministers typically leave a single memory to mark their reign. Morrison had his lump of coal. Rudd loved…
Optus offers a taste of the digital Dark Ages
Last week, Australia was given a reminder about the importance of cash. Waking up to the Dark Ages, around 10…
Malcolm Roberts: The Voice is a test of Australia’s moral strength
There are periods in history when a nation is tested. Revolutionary activists promise popularity to leaders with floundering polls in…
Banking is a human right: can a people’s bank save us from ESG madness?
Australia has a problem. The financial security of the nation’s citizens dangles on the threads of ‘social virtue’ spun out…
The great green backlash: is Labor next?
Net Zero is the politics of poverty. This dim economic reality lurking beneath all the feel-good social media propaganda about…
The West’s child exploitation scandal: groomers and abusers
One Nation is referring the Classification Board to a Senate inquiry regarding the creep of inappropriate content that has made…
A demand for transparency on $26 million grant for gender diversity research
$26 million in public money has been set aside – in the middle of a financial crisis – specifically for…
Children targeted by WHO ‘Standards for Sexuality Education in Europe’
The World Health Organisation has orchestrated a ‘framework for policy makers, educational and health authorities and specialists’ titled, Standards for…
Albanese: ‘shadow politics’ and the WHO’s Pandemic Treaty
The old adage, ‘what you don’t know can’t hurt you’ does not apply to politics. What political leaders do in…
There is nothing ‘smart’ about surveillance cities
On December 3, Jo Nova penned an article, Climate lockdowns coming? You will be tracked in your suburb and happy about…
Yes, Australia has a problem with live birth data
The fact-checkers at the ABC jumped to the government’s rescue when I asked a few pointed questions about the reported decline in birth rates…
Unity through honesty must carry the stage
There often comes a time when a friend has to put his arm around a mate who is behaving badly…
Is Prime Minister Albanese scared of the crossbench?
Prime Minister Albanese has reduced the advisory staff available to crossbench Senators and MHRs from four to one. This may…
Big Pharma is no better than Big Tobacco
As I stated in my speech On Freedom in August 2021: ‘On many occasions in the last year I have…
Corporate subsidies don’t keep the lights on
A wise man once told me watching business people talk about economics is like watching a dog walk on its…
The CSIRO’s political science
As the grandson and son of coal miners I grew up fascinated by mining. I accompanied dad to work, built…
