The Manchester Arena bombing and the shortcomings of public inquiries
Responding to Sir John Saunders’ third and final report on the bombing at Manchester Arena, Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary…
East Palestine and the roots of rural mistrust
The East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment has thrust rural America into the national spotlight. Town mayor Trent Conaway, a hefty,…
Bipartisanship: a wolf in sheep’s clothing
During a parliamentary year, many bills are made into law which have bipartisan support. The danger is to fall into…
Boundless plains to share?
One of the more dominant themes intertwined in the great story of Australia is that of the bush. Embedded into…
How green was my valley? The changing face of the Green movement
How Green was my Valley? The 1939 novel and film of the same name, by Richard Llewellyn, was based in…
The RBA (reckless bank of Australia) needs a radical, not reserved, review
In a YouTube clip from the BBC show Blackadder II entitled The Idiots Guide to Alchemy, an exchange between Lord Blackadder (LB)…
Inside the James O’Keefe ouster at Project Veritas
The old adage goes that there are two sides to every story, and the truth lies somewhere in the middle.…
Can Trump’s unorthodox campaign break the mold again?
Just based on public behavior, you’d think Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis weren’t even interested in running for the same…
We got Bernie, now let’s get Moira
What do you get if you combine Attila the Hun, Jack the Ripper, and Genghis Khan? Why, a conservative Christian…
Breaking the silence: a ‘how to’ guide
So far, we’ve looked at the case for the suspension of Covid injections and how vested interests contributed to the silence of Australia’s…
Why is an Israeli politician calling for a village to be ‘wiped out’?
‘I think the village of Huwara needs to be wiped out. I think the State of Israel should do it.’…
Trans row rocks Guardian towers, again
Oh dear. It seems that life in the offices of the world’s wokest paper isn’t all its cracked up to…
Boris Johnson criticises Sunak’s Northern Ireland deal
Boris Johnson has made his first comments on Rishi Sunak’s protocol deal. In a speech at the Global Soft Power…
The trouble with ‘microaggressions’
Welcome to the divisive and somewhat sinister world of racial ‘microaggressions’. Loosely defined as ‘a subtle slight or action that…
Rishi Sunak’s Protocol could tear the DUP apart
Will the Windsor Framework prove the undoing of Jeffrey Donaldson and the DUP? The mood music amongst some of the…
The public have a right to know about the lockdown files
Having read thousands of Matt Hancock’s messages, I can see why he doesn’t want this discussions to become public. It’s…
How will Harry and Meghan take their next revenge on the Royal Family?
When Prince Harry appeared on the Stephen Colbert show earlier this week, he deviated from his usual pained ‘my family…
Five things we’ve learned on day two of Hancock’s lockdown files
More revealing Matt Hancock messages dropped late last night as the Telegraph released another tranche of the former health secretary’s WhatsApps. Here…
The unraveling of Joe Biden: a retrospective
Looking back on the classified docudrama that brought down the Biden administration, it is still not easy to identify the exact…
The new war on weight
We’re getting fatter. We even have a whole day dedicated to it now, World Obesity Day. We are reminded about…
Watch: ministers considered ‘exterminating all cats’ in Covid
It’s not a great time to be a friend of Matt Hancock, knowing that any moment the Telegraph might splash…
Seed catalogs and their rejuvenating power
Winter’s bleakest days have set in. “The holidays” are a distant memory. Rose-colored resolutions to wake up earlier, eat healthier…
Ban these books!
The curious and eager nature of some to desperately find something to be upset about, like an overexcited bloodhound, is…
Family Law Reform fiasco – riches for lawyers and poverty for children
The proposed Family Law Amendment legislation by the Labor government will be another case of rearranging the deck chairs on the…
Alan Jones: Albo’s victory is stained with dishonesty over super
I have said for some time that politics is not about personality, but about policy. You hear people say, I…
