Grammar gripes, call centres and hills to ponder dying on
Forget coronavirus, lockdowns and the duplicity of the Chinese government, there are petty and silly issues at hand. Just don’t get me started on the ‘food experience’.
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Spare us virus of cultural commissars
Was it unreasonable to expect Captain Cook’s critics to refrain from denigrating him on his 250th anniversary? Sadly, it was.
Year of the Rat brings out weasel in China
It takes a special kind of arrogance for a party lackey to threaten reprisals over a pandemic sourced to China’s backyard.
I love biographies but won’t read this one
If Malcolm Turnbull’s motivation has nothing to do with vindictiveness or surliness, my name is Annie Lennox.
Pell witch-hunters: I don’t believe you
The day Cardinal George Pell was acquitted was the day the Fabians forgot the right to fair trial and went feral.
Bashing the discrimination drum
My geography is not great, but we are talking about an outbreak that originated in Wuhan, right?
Harmony takes a hit as virus exposes self-interest outbreak
Those dining out on the grievance gravy train are about to be hit with a startling COVID-19 reality. You have reached the end of the line.
Virus crisis can’t kill Team ABC’s bias
The ABC simply cannot let go its agenda, even in a crisis. The hosts are far too busy wallowing in self-importance.
Death of corporate virtue signalling
Rugby league’s collapse would leave a cultural void. But above all, we’d lose the NRL’s moral guidance on the great issues of our time.
There are grim days ahead
If civilisation does collapse, let’s hope those who survive are useful types like doctors, engineers, scientists, farmers.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/the-mocker/page/22