Britain’s chaos is a lesson and a warning
Are we rich, selfish countries tainted by racism, for which mass immigration is an act of atonement and reparation? Everywhere, the faultlines are opening.
Peta Credlin
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Tribe trumps nation in this new multicultural missive
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It’s JD Vance, not the Veep, who’s the real deal
JD Vance is potentially far more consequential than Trump because his life testifies to the idea that America can still be the land of the free and the home of the brave.
The CFMEU engages in thuggery? Who would’ve thought
Bob Hawke had the moral courage to outlaw the Builders Labourers Federation. Not so Albanese. Just whose side is this PM on?
UK shows lurch to left is no way to win votes
In Britain, left voters kept voting for Labour. But right-wing voters deserted the Tories for Reform. These are valuble lessons for the right in Australia.
Weak leaders are bringing the West to its knees
The main Anglosphere countries are full of doubt about their fundamental legitimacy and self-worth.
Why Dutton has turned energy debate on its head
Labor’s response to Dutton’s nuclear proposal shows just how debauched our public debate has become.
PM’s lack of moral fibre is now beyond dispute
It’s no longer premature to say it: Anthony Albanese is simply out of his depth as our Prime Minister.
Labor shows its true character in budget blowout
Anthony Albanese is running the most green-left government we’ve ever had, with more handouts, more debt and more picking winners.
Rising tide of Islamism is reshaping our way of life
How has an argument over Gaza become such a big issue here in Australia and what does this say about the way our country has changed?
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