When a severe bout of flu killed more than 1200 Australians three years ago we didn’t panic and crash the economy. We can’t fight the coronavirus this way forever and must rethink how to protect the vulnerable.
On tonight: a special edition of The Bolt Report: on the people most in danger. Plus a terrible mistake on our borders. But also a small sign of hope in today’s figures, and a cheer-up from a song being played simultaneously in Europe tonight at 7.45pm our AEST. I’ll also cross to the worst-hit country, where army trucks are ferrying the dead.
A climate scientist let slip a fact that sceptics like me have tried for years to point out, but activists would rather exploit these terrible bushfires than listen to the truth, writes Andrew Bolt.
No teenager is more freakishly influential than Greta Thunberg, the messiah of the global warming movement now bound for the US. She is one of the most astonishing Messianic figures in history — and I don’t mean that in a good way. I have never seen a girl so young and with so many mental disorders treated by so many adults as a guru.
As the deeply disturbed Greta Thunberg spreads her climate panic, we should ask why so many world leaders are listening to her, writes Andrew Bolt.
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