Conservative governments have tended to be in office but not really in power – because they lacked an agenda of their own or because what agenda they had was thwarted by a leftist establishment.
Countries have a right and even a duty to keep their character. Having a non-discriminatory immigration policy doesn’t mean accepting everyone from anywhere all the time.
The PM must work as closely as possible with the US president of the day regardless of personal preference.
How can a country that’s the least racist and most colourblind on Earth really be a product of invasion, oppression and exploitation? My sense is that Australians are waking up to the travesty foisted upon us.
The engineering Luddites and political breeze-testers currently in charge couldn’t even be bothered politely to acknowledge a 70-year-old Australian success story for fear of transgressing against the climate cult.
It’s not just Moscow that’s geared up for war. Beijing burns to overcome its ‘century of humiliation’ and resume its Middle Kingdom destiny.
One of the reasons Russia is now slowly grinding down gallant Ukraine is because the West has helped it enough to avoid defeat, but not to win.
The internal struggle on the right is not between conservatives and liberals, but between conviction and opportunism.
The Western world has never been more materially rich, or so spiritually bereft. Here is the antidote.
There have been few to match Ron Boswell as an honourable adornment to Australia’s public life. Among much else, his book is a reminder of how tougher times could produce better men.
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