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.
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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.
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