By backing a ban on videos of the stabbing of Assyrian Christian Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel, police and politicans have made it scarily clear that a multicultural society must demand censorship of us all.
If our biggest lake can be declared a sacred site, off limits to non-Aborigines, how long before activists declare the whole continent sacred, too?
I support tolerance, and am the son of immigrants, but multiculturalism is actually a policy to help migrants keep their home culture and get us all to “celebrate difference”.
The stabbing of a bishop in western Sydney and the rioting that ensued confirms we’re increasingly a nation of tribes — and multiculturalism is less a strength than a stress.
Undaunted by the evident craziness of trying to divide this mongrel nation by race, the Yoorrook Justice Commission’s report handed down this week is now pushing for a new apartheid.
How does God manage this business, deciding who must die – and when? There has been no more agonising issue for my wife and I than whether to have our faithful old dog with dementia, put down.
With its members to be selected rather than elected, the Voice to Parliament is undemocratic and set to divide Aboriginal Australia — it’s also likely to take years to set up.
How could Anthony Albanese sell us Noel Pearson’s Voice, a plan to forever divide us by race and guarantee that generations more of Aboriginal children live in poverty?
Of all the reckless campaigns for the Voice, the hippy-sounding Listen, Learn, Love statement of the Australian Catholic Bishops is among the worst.
How can a man like Luis Rubiales stay president of the Spanish Football Federation when he’s shown not even Spain’s top women’s players are safe from an unwelcome mauling?
If what followed after Jesse Gardiner’s attack on Daniel Ierardo with a didgeridoo is a metaphor for Labor’s Voice campaign, then reality might one day smack you in the head, too.
Chris Bowen’s plans to go green are springing leaks everywhere they make contact with reality, as our bills keep rising and power supplies get more stretched. Can he not see the disaster he’s creating?
A project that would bring us jobs, gas and billions of royalties is being opposed because of a magical serpent nobody has seen. Why are we strangling our energy supplies by inventing irrational taboos?
One line in Andrews’ deal with Comm Games bodies tells you everything about the country’s most disastrous Premier – he wants to avoid more embarrassment.
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