To those who perversely love seeing tough guy Trump smack around the desperate leader of a democracy in peril, Volodymyr Zelensky’s warning – that angered the US President on Friday – may prove tragically true.
Academic staff seem to think their job is to badger students into dancing to their tribal war drums when it comes to the hatred of “colonial” Australia. This is not education but indoctrination, Soviet-style.
Letting Russia destroy Ukraine would kill US prestige. Allies would vanish. China would flex. That’s why Donald Trump already walked back his lies that Zelensky was a “dictator”.
First it was the death of an Indigenous boy, then an attack on two Muslim women at the shops. Before a word of evidence was given in court, both incidents were promoted by activists as symbols of Australia’s supposed racism.
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.
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.
Is Anthony Albanese spending everything – including money he doesn’t have – just to avoid the humiliation of becoming our first first-term prime minister to lose an election in 93 years?
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.
How much have these climate dupes now cost us by believing a huckster’s claim that a miracle gas, green hydrogen, would save the steelworks which prop up Whyalla?
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