Drinking the warmist Kool-Aid will kill us
GLOBAL warming — now called climate change — is being served up to the Australian public by the Greens, Labor and now the Turnbull faux Liberal government, Piers Akerman writes.
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Turnbull’s subs deal will cheese us all off
PM Malcolm Turnbull had a cheesy grin on his face when he visited the French city of Cherbourg to talk up his government’s submarine deal last weekend, Piers Akerman writes.
PM has until Xmas before he’s a turkey
MALCOLM Turnbull has divided the Liberals with his egocentric style and now has until Christmas to reverse the polling trend or he will have exhausted any remaining credibility.
I’m left Pyne-ing for a real Liberal leader
IT IS impossible to misquote or take out of context the remarks made by the Leader of the House, Christopher Pyne, caught boasting of his disloyalty to Tony Abbott.
A madman in a van, yes, but not a jihadi
WITHOUT defending Darren Osborne, who drove at Muslims outside a London mosque, let’s be clear: he did not go to a place of worship to learn to hate, Piers Akerman writes.
The shocking Finkel report will burn us
THE Finkel report is a blueprint for destruction — of the Australian economy and destruction of the Liberal Party, Piers Akerman writes.
We must destroy all jihadis, without mercy
KAI Hao, who was murdered by Islamist terrorist Yacqub Khayre in Melbourne must not be forgotten. His murderer was a murderous parasite.
Trump’s plain speech punctures the hot air
WHETHER you agree with Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Accord or not (I applaud it), the clarity of his words set a standard Australia’s leaders fail to meet.
Weak West must get tougher with jihadis
THE Manchester murders and the release of the coronial report into the Martin Place siege reveals the weakness of the Western response to the bloody perpetrators of terrorism, Piers Akerman writes.
Conservative values a budget spent force
MEDIA-FRIENDLY Malcolm Turnbull has such little difficulty abandoning sound conservative principles it’s easy to think he never believed in them.
So where is Malcolm’s star-spangled manner
THE Australian American Association handed Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull a real trump card with the icebreaking meeting with The Donald at its inspirational commemoration of the Battle of the Coral Sea aboard the USS Intrepid in New York.
Who gave this Islamic idiot a soapbox?
THOSE who have fallen over themselves to promote multiculturalism across the private and public sector are of far greater concern than Yassmin Abdel-Magied.
Mal as Vegemite Kid isn’t kidding anyone
THE stupid attacks from Greens, the Opposition and the ABC on Malcolm Turnbull’s restatement of Australian values highlight the reason the electorate has had a gutful of politicians.
Christianity attacked at holiest celebrations
SOME Muslim leaders entreat their followers not to eat chocolate and to ignore the Easter celebrations. Others set out to murder Christians as they celebrate the holiest of their days, Piers Akerman writes.
Libs must return to core values or suffer
UNLESS the Liberals honestly address their internal problems and radically change direction they will lose the next election, Piers Akerman writes.
Gender big brothers control our thoughts
IT’S a sad truth those who claimed to be the bullied are among the world’s greatest bullies. None more so than the gender confused in pursuit of the destruction of traditional marriage.
A shocking state of affairs over power
THE NSW government has shown a grave reluctance to endorse the future of the only realistic base load power producers we have — coal-fired power plants — and prefer picture opportunities with solar arrays.
Sensible debate shot down by the PC CEOs
IF WE are to believe Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, the airline is more interested in putting the interests of the homosexual minority front and centre of its operations, Piers Akerman writes.
Turnbull’s lack of guts is heart of his problem
Blaming everyone but himself for Malcolm Turnbull’s government’s problems is not the solution because he is the problem, Piers Akerman writes.
Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership is terminal
THE deputy-to-all-leaders Julie Bishop is now openly trailing her coat in the hope of being seen as a viable successor, Piers Akerman writes.
Sack ABC board and end the warped bias
THE government should sack the ABC board and end the long-running claim it is responsible for ensuring the gathering and presentation of news is “accurate and impartial”.
PNG waste stretches neighbourly concern
GLOBE-trotting fashionista Foreign Minister Julie Bishop needs to explain why Australian taxpayers are bankrolling Papua New Guinea’s vanity projects when our own economy is wallowing, Piers Akerman writes.
Smashing Shorten won’t save Turnbull
MALCOLM Turnbull and Cory Bernardi stole the headlines but the core issues troubling the Liberal Party remain unchanged, Piers Akerman writes.
You want a disaster, then look at Obama
DONALD Trump has been President of the US for nearly a fortnight and while he’s done what he said he would do, he has idiots around the world frothing, Piers Akerman writes.
Methinks the fools protest too much
MILLIONS of Australians came together on Thursday and celebrated their nation. But it was the angry rabble who made all the headlines, Piers Akerman writes.
Mutiny for the bounty of power
DON’T be dazzled by the fireworks erupting from Sussex St.
Only Turnbull can lose the election now
MALCOLM Turnbull delighted his supporters with his withering attack on Bill Shorten during his second Question Time in his new role as Prime Minister but he exposed a vulnerability that begs exploitation by both Labor and conservatives during his prime ministership.
Sex, the silly old man, and a hothouse of indecent desire
PHEW, the temperature within the UN’s IPCC is obviously a lot hotter than even blowhard climate fantasist Tim Flannery might have predicted.
Luke Foley opens door to toxic Victorian mate
VICTORIAN Premier Daniel Andrews joins the NSW election campaign today but you can bet he hasn’t brought his friends from the rogue Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) with him.
When will Labor learn to hit the right target?
THE Rudd Government’s misguided policies make the fabled gang that couldn’t shoot straight look like marksmen.
An education in lies, waste and delusion
AUSTERITY should be the hallmark of the Turnbull government’s first Budget.
Budget to determine PM Turnbull’s future
IN THREE short weeks, the Turnbull government will face its first Budget — which will determine its fate.
Unions Royal Commission is Murphy’s Law
THE totally unprincipled attempt to oust Commissioner Dyson Heydon from the Royal Commission Into Trade Union Governance And Corruption is deceitfully based on the most dishonest of premises.
Labor is sadly lacking the JFK factor
INFANTILE Labor Senator Sam Dastyari and his whingeing Green colleague Senator Christine Milne are wasting tens of thousands of dollars of taxpayers’ dollars with their ill-considered investigation into corporate tax avoidance.
Raving radicalism and thugs mug democracy
THE nation was treated to a marathon display of democracy in action last week and an equally unedifying glimpse of the opposite — totalitarianism.
How union greed torpedoed our subs
The much-needed and long-overdue debate about replacing the nation’s ageing submarine fleet is too important to be jettisoned because of a single misguided comment.
PM finds delivering reforms too taxing
AT his first press conference after accepting the job of Treasurer from Malcolm Turnbull, Scott Morrison summed up the task ahead of him saying: “We have a spending problem — we don’t have a revenue problem.”
Voters realise all that glitters is not Malcolm
IT’S past six months since Malcolm Turnbull’s successful coup unseated Tony Abbott from the prime ministership but the usurper has yet to convince the public of his authenticity.
Bank on Julia Gillard’s inaction
IF you had to decide whether Julia Gillard’s Government was utterly incompetent or merely totally inadequate, the wiser choice would be to plump for abject incompetence.
Who will stand up for Dyson Heydon, a man of honour?
THE outrageous and totally baseless attacks on the integrity of former High Court Justice Dyson Heydon can clearly serve only those who feel most threatened by his investigation into corrupt union practices.
Windsor has already lost his bitter battle
SURELY Tony Windsor is having a lend of the good people of New England.
Time for Mal to man up and stop Chinese
THE submarine defence of the nation has surfaced as a major story but most idiots are focused on what will prove to be a fruitless search for an anonymous leaker of sections of a draft section of a Defence Department white paper.
Voters sick of all talk and no action
THE Western world is witnessing an unprecedented rejection of conventional politicians.
Coal seam gas: How left-wing groups are closing Australia to business
LEFT-WING pressure groups are closing Australia to business.The latest blow to the economic wellbeing of the nation and future generations is the proposal by some members of the NSW National Party to buckle before Green extremists and oppose coal seam gas mining in the Northern Rivers region as outlined before the State election.
Gay push should be kept out of schools
BURWOOD Girls High principal Mia Kumar has failed the parents of her pupils by embracing political propagandists who have seized her school’s agenda. And Education Minister Adrian Piccoli has failed the people of NSW with his lily-livered approach to a serial offender.
Left claims high moral ground – from gutter
WARREN Mundine knows what makes the Labor Party tick, he’s a former party president.
Lefties to blame for a boy on murder charge
WE have had the Redfern Speech, the National Sorry Days, Reconciliation, and the National Apology and the annual, sad, Closing the Gap report but just to prove how dismally misguided all of these triumphant symbols of the great and the good’s intentions have been we now have an 11-year-old Aboriginal boy charged with murder.
Barnaby has to keep Malcolm in the right
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s agile and nimble government has talked the talk on economic reform but hasn’t walked a single step in any meaningful direction.
Left’s refugee wails are a boatload of lies
MORAL exhibitionists, who went unseen and unheard when hundreds upon hundreds of so-called asylum seekers — men, women and children — were drowning, were gifted the ABC’s airwaves and the gamut of the Fairfax media to parade their virtue after the High Court ruled the government could lawfully return those who sought to arrive illegally by boat to Manus Island and Nauru.
Taxpayers’ hard-earned cash at risk in this climate
WITH the second rejection of Labor’s ETS Bill, Kevin Rudd has no option but to call an early election. Rudd previously stated that global warming is the greatest moral challenge of our time and that our children and grandchildren would suffer if Australia did not pass his legislation.
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