Every day, it seems, we learn something else we were right all along about the Covid pandemic — and that the Podia of Truth were lying through their teeth about. From the efficacy of Covid vaccines to the worse-than-uselessness of mask mandates to the lab-leak “racist conspiracy theory”, it seems that
New Zealand readers will be familiar with the routine promotion of a Stone Aged culture as some sort of cultural acme. In New Zealand, it’s the near-ubiquitous extolling of magic Maori-dom, to the point of the Maori Party literally claiming racial supremacy. In Australia, it’s the tiresome, fatuous
You can fool some of the people, some of the time, as the saying goes. But you can’t fool all of the people all the time — and the longer you try and keep the hoodwink up, the more people are likely to cotton on. Anthony Albanese’s ongoing attempt
You know, if the men in dresses and bearded ladies really wanted to convince us that they aren’t mentally ill, they could start by not being so batshit-crazy. And if they want to reassure us that they aren’t a threat to women, they might want to, y’know,
How lunar left do you have to be, to peeve off a bunch of flouncing flamers in sequined g-strings? Just ask Australia’s most petulant, screeching, taxpayer-funded, braindead white “Aboriginal”. Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has drawn condemnation after police removed her following a stunt at Sydney’s Mardi Gras parade
It’s been an interesting week in free speech versus cancel culture, here in Australia. While three separate incidents each garnered plenty of attention on their own, few people seem to have joined the dots and considered what they collectively mean for free speech. The clearest issue that two of
Anthony Albanese clearly learned nothing from the downfall of the Rudd-Gillard Labor government. First Rudd tried to ignite an “eat the rich” class war, then Gillard cynically and egregiously broke a clear election promise. Both exploded spectacularly. Rudd’s “mining tax” was predicated solely on the argument that “big miners
How did we get from “What I do in private is my own business” to “Look at my cock and balls, you bigots!” For some reason, supposedly gender-confused men seem to have a monomania for elbowing their way into women’s most private spaces. Spas, dressing rooms, toilets, showers… you
James Parker mercatornet.com James Parker was a gay rights’ activist. He now facilitates True Identity, an informal network that supports those struggling with sexuality & gender identity issues. February 2023 is the month where the LGBTQ+ juggernaut ramped up its attempt to convert our children and to destroy any
It’s no surprise that Anthony Albanese is so reluctant to tell Australians any detail about his “Aboriginal Voice to Parliament”. After all, the more Australians learn, the less they’re inclined to support what is more and more obviously a dangerous, anti-democratic, racially divisive power-grab. Just in case anyone’
In his excellent book Tombstone, Yang Jisheng relates what it was like to actually live through the monstrous crime of the Great Leap Forward. As an estimated 40 million of their fellow citizens starved to death, most Chinese had no idea it was even happening. How did the Mao regime
Remember when the gay rights movement was all about just leaving consenting adults alone in their own bedrooms? Somewhere along the line that’s morphed into, ‘Watch us fist each other in the streets and give us your children, bigots.’ Of course, right from the start there was a seedy,
When he isn’t shilling for the divisive, dangerous “Voice” referendum, Noel Pearson occasionally has some decent ideas. The “Voice” will make not a jot of practical difference to the deplorable state of Aboriginal Australian women and children, while fundamentally dividing the country on racial lines. But there are some
As I reported yesterday, the ASIO chief warned that Australia was battling unprecedented assault from both without and within. At the same, Mike Burgess said, Australia was facing off more spying by a hostile foreign power than at any other time in its history, it’s being sapped from within
In a world where basic competence mattered, Chris Bowen would be lucky to be trusted with getting the worksite’s lunch orders right. Alas, our’s is not such a world. So, instead of being sent to the store-room for some striped paint, “Boofhead” Bowen is Minister for Climate Change
As I wrote not long ago, I am not a New Zealander. Back then, I was referring to a proposal floated by Jacinda Ardern and Anthony Albanese, to allow Australians and New Zealanders to vote in each other’s elections. Such an idea is wrong on so many levels, not
