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The Next Current Thing Is on Its Way

The Next Current Thing Is on Its Way

So, what’s the next Current Thing going to be? Ukraine is so 2023, already. Even the anti-Semitic left are going to get bored with screeching at Israel, eventually (after all, being social media-motivated, their concentration spans rival a gnat’s). It’s as certain as the failure of socialism

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A Fox Teaching Chickens to Count Eggs

A Fox Teaching Chickens to Count Eggs

Even by the standards of the Canberra Bubble, this one’s a jaw-dropper: disgraced former ACT director of public prosecutions Shane Drumgold has been appointed as a lecturer at Canberra University. Even more astonishing, he’s teaching a unit on the law of evidence. Which makes about as much sense

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Hamas Is Not a ‘Resistance Group’

Hamas Is Not a ‘Resistance Group’

The Investigative Project on Terrorism has produced an excellent series debunking Palestinian propaganda. Unfortunately, the very people who should read such a series, won’t, but it’s worth summarising so that reasonable people can at least go into a debate with the “pro-Palestinian” lobby fully armed with the facts

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Trump Winning in the Courts

Trump Winning in the Courts

For the past eight years, the chattering classes have constantly horked that this time they’ve finally got the Bad Orange Man. Even before Donald Trump was sworn in, they were screeching “Impeach!”, for what exactly, didn’t matter. Then it was a gaggle of preening Hollywood nitwits importuning the

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Keating’s Big Mouth Dobs Him In

Keating’s Big Mouth Dobs Him In

My old mother always used to say, “A guilty conscience needs no accusing”. The wise saying, which possibly goes back all the way to Socrates, means that the guilty know they are guilty and a nagging conscience eventually shows itself. Moving on to another topic entirely, ever since the ASIO

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Boofhead Knows Better Than Everyone Else, Apparently

Boofhead Knows Better Than Everyone Else, Apparently

No doubt all our mothers have asked us, at some stage: If your friends all jumped off a cliff, would you do it, too? The honest answer, of course, would be: Absolutely. That’s because children, teenagers especially, are tiny-brained followers with no concept of “consequences”. Just take a look

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Go Be Queer in Palestine

Go Be Queer in Palestine

In Douglas Adams’ The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, Milliways restaurant genetically engineers a bovine creature that not only wants to be killed and eaten, it’s sentient enough to tell you so. At least such a creature is under no delusions about its fate. That’s because

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UN Almost Admits the Truth

UN Almost Admits the Truth

Well, it’s only taken them six months, but the corrupt, anti-Semitic UN has almost told the truth they desperately wanted to avoid: their beloved “Palestinians” are rapist savages. Of course, the UN is so corrupted that they can’t come right out and admit it. Instead, they copy the

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UK Climate Records Are Junk

UK Climate Records Are Junk

Whenever you read breathless media headlines shrieking, “record temperatures!”, you should be deeply sceptical. Firstly, because “on record” almost always means “within the last century”; often as recently as the last fifty years. Secondly, because temperature records are invariably apples’n’oranges comparisons: from old-fashioned mercury thermometers to satellite laser-based

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Hardly an Emphatic Win, either Way

Hardly an Emphatic Win, either Way

One of the most interesting outcomes from this weekend’s by-election in Victoria is just how each side is spinning it. The left-wing ABC is talking gloom for Labor, while the right-wing Australian is moping over the Liberals’ fortunes. So, what actually happened? As expected, Labor held on to the

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Why Are We Trading With Them?

Why Are We Trading With Them?

Well, the spy boss still won’t tell Australians who the “traitor” who sat in Parliament is, but he’s at least graciously condescended to admit who he was spying for. Hold your breath, readers, it’s going to come as a shock. China’s leading spy agency has been

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Why Are We Having a Leap Year?

Why Are We Having a Leap Year?

Much to the disgust of one of my colleagues, I was recently listening to The Pirates of Penzance (“I understand equations, both the simple and quadratical!”). A key plot point of Gilbert & Sullivan’s opera is that the hero, Frederic, indentured to the pirate king until his 21st birthday,

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Creepers in the Classroom Let Free

Creepers in the Classroom Let Free

As I wrote recently, more and more grim evidence is emerging that child sexual abuse in public schools likely dwarfs even what went on in the churches. Worse, the cover ups and enabling by those in charge were every bit as bad. And still are: a recent Victorian government inquiry

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Superior Never Gives up Her Dead

Superior Never Gives up Her Dead

Despite being a child in the ’70s, I somehow managed only a few days ago to hear Gordon Lightfoot’s 1976 classic, “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” for the first time. That song, as most of you are probably aware, is about the 1975 sinking of the giant freighter

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white Android smartphone near green plant

Swipe Left and Run Away

I have a writer friend who writes erotica of a, shall we say, ‘niche’ variety. Now, just as Agatha Christie didn’t go around murdering people, this writer has no real-life interest in or experience of the things she writes about. Some of her fans, however, seem to assume otherwise.

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