The response of the Albanese government and our navy to the three Chinese ships firing guns off our coast has been a debacle. Lies are being told, and the Prime Minister seems astonishingly disengaged.
Donald Trump hasn’t sold out Ukraine — yet. In fact, there are signs he may instead give Vladimir Putin, the Russian President and war criminal, a nasty surprise.
After boasting so often he was “stabilising” our relationship with the communist dictatorship, Albanese didn’t want to admit he’d actually been played like a trout when three Chinese warships turned up in our waters.
Creating more clones of the ABC or Guardian would destroy a vital point of difference.
Federal MP Monique Ryan suddenly isn’t so open-armed about welcoming migrants after Jacinta Allan announced some will live in new towers — next door to her and her voters.
The Albanese government seems to barely understand the irreparable damage it’s doing by replacing Aussies with immigrants.
Be grateful that in a West where many weaklings now rule we have a Churchill in Jerusalem who has led Israel to stunning battlefield successes.
Voters are no longer going to buy the idea that Anthony Albanese knows their struggles as he relaxes in his new home with its magnificent ocean views. For the first time his own ministers are telling journalists he has no judgment.
Why is Labor still making preference deals that get more Greens elected when their language has become so ugly and vile?
Why did Allan apologise to the “stolen generation” in secret? Do we at last have 10 kids truly stolen just for being Aboriginal, or do we have a dangerously gullible Premier falsely smearing our “shameful” past?
One year on from Australia’s rejection of Albanese’s First Nations’ Voice, its disastrously divisive race agenda – blocked at the door – is now being smuggled through the windows.
To have the Speaker of our federal parliament treat female politicians more gently than the men may seem like gallantry, but smacks of patronising. So what are the new rules?
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