No value to nation in deconstructing Australia Day
The hard Left who have campaigned for Indigenous rights over recent decades have often embraced the deconstructionist political philosophy. It has achieved nothing.
The hard Left who have campaigned for Indigenous rights over recent decades have often embraced the deconstructionist political philosophy. It has achieved nothing.
The sad fact is Australia has abandoned economic reform and replaced it with a European-style social democratic model.
The Australian government is now making all the mistakes that the Europeans and the US Democrats have been making, and its only salvation is that it hasn’t been in power very long.
The moral of my ICC journey is that multilateral institutions, particularly the UN, have been taken over by forces hostile to the West. We should just keep well away from them.
At first, Reagan and Thatcher seemed extreme, but their ideas worked and the old Soviet Union failed in the face of their strengths. Are we at another similar moment in history?
The Dems relentlessly ran the line that Trump was a fascist. So exaggerated were these claims, that aspect of the Democrats’ campaign was completely disregarded.
The anti-Trump media takes literally Democratic attacks on Donald Trump as though they were fact, describing him as a Hitler-like figure. This sort of unwise rhetoric should be seen for what it is: an extreme form of party politicking.
If opinion polls are anything to be believed, the republican cause in Australia seems to be going backwards since the queen passed away two years ago.
Benjamin Netanyahu has been a hate figure to the left in the past but since October 7, he has demonstrated his true strengths.
If we stick with the appeasement strategy – the one favoured by Paul Keating and Gareth Evans – that is the strategy that leads to war. For every inch we give these countries, they take a mile.
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