The Labor government in Victoria is responding in characteristic fashion to multiple corruption investigations: by simply refusing to co-operate. When the Andrews government was embroiled in the “Red Shirts” investigation over whether taxpayer funds had been illegally used to run an election campaign, 20 Labor MPs, including six ministers, simply
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Victorian premier Daniel Andrews’ controversial pandemic legislation, described by the Victorian Bar as “antithetical to basic democratic principles”, has passed the state’s lower house. While the government holds the lower house by a 13-seat margin, it will require the support of three crossbenchers to pass upper house. It is
For all Jacinda Ardern’s posturing as the Climate Queen of the South Pacific, the hard reality of New Zealand’s greenhouse emissions is far from matching up to its virtue-signalling prime minister’s rhetoric. Hypocritically, given that the representatives of the world’s single biggest — and growing — greenhouse gas
If there’s one single issue where there is a brutally clear line between the elite and the Australian people, it’s immigration. The elite — politicians, big business, and the chattering classes — are all the way with Big Australia. After all, they get all the benefits of cheap workers and
Imagine the career-lifespan of a doctor who didn’t want to treat AIDS patients, because he didn’t want to “get the gay on him”. Or a surgeon who refused to operate on a motorcycle crash victim: “they’re only organ donors, anyway”. On the other hand, liberal Hollywood has
If you have a great Youtube, Rumble or Vimeo video to share send it to videos@thebfd.co.nz Three of the four Victorian MPs denied access to parliament last week for refusing to show proof of vaccination have set up a ‘rebel parliament’ in a Melbourne nightclub. Among them
Melbourne once boasted about being the sporting capital of the world. But it also once boasted about being “the world’s most liveable city”. Then, along came Dan and the CCP virus. Could any Melbournian boast about the “liveability” of their city now, without provoking howls of laughter? As for
If you were to believe the mainstream media and our government spooks, the greatest terror threat to the West isn’t those beardy-weirdies doing all the bombing and stabbing, it’s those scrawny boys with the shaved heads doing the silly salutes and babbling nonsense about “the joos”. Of course,
Thornton Blackmore Protests are erupting worldwide in the wake of mandatory vaccination orders being handed down by our would-be dictators. Scenes of Melburnian tradesmen holding their ground against the riot squad at the Shrine of Remembrance while singing the Australian National Anthem, and defecting policemen in Europe throwing aside their
The Cargo Cult mentality is alive and well in the age of climate change alarmism. Which is hardly surprising, really: like climate alarmism, cargo cults are a millenarian belief system which imitate the outward appearances of a technologically-advanced society, in the hope that the sky gods will reward the adherents.
Is this how East Germans felt, when they were finally allowed to cross the “death strip”, through the Berlin Wall, into the West? Probably not. Because no-one was checking their papers to see if they were vaccinated before letting them through. That’s the reality of Australia today: we’re
It’s one thing for Victorian premier Daniel Andrews to be dubbed “Dictator Dan” by his detractors — quite another when he comes straight out and proves them right. Victoria’s premier would be armed with unprecedented powers to declare a pandemic under Andrews government legislation. It’s a common mistake
