On Anzac Day, after bathing in the warm and reassuring camaraderie of the dawn service at Bondi, I went to the Sydney University students’ pro-Palestine ‘occupation’ site to see for myself. I witnessed a mob that inverts logic and consistency.
Pussyfooting about those who would divide us speaks volumes about the warped priorities and cowardice of our leadership.
Improbable promises of a Palestinian homeland will never satisfy the extremists. What was an appalling performance by Labor, one that invited danger, has descended into cowardice and naivety.
If virtue-signalling were an Olympic sport, Labor would be utterly unbeatable.
It took one of our great innovators to force the ABC to own up to its deceit.
Having read about the ongoing ratings failures of ABC local radio programming around the nation, I decided to make an enormous sacrifice on behalf of an ungrateful nation.
Want to know what a perilous, zero-emissions environment looks like? Just ask South Australians.
The political battle will be ferocious but the outcome will be abundant energy, no emissions.
It is time to take the ideology and fantasy out of energy policy and address the truth. The climate and renewables zealots are in denial.
Virtue-signalling is killing our country. It’s time Peter Dutton rescinded his party’s net-zero commitment.
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