Why does it always seem that the loudest-mouthed ranters are the most sensitive snowflakes imaginable as soon as someone dares say anything to them? Julie Bindel dubbed them “cry-bullies” for good reason. For some reason, they seem to be most predominant on the left. Especially the Twitter left.
If you don’t have a Silver level membership yet you are missing out on our Insight Politics articles. Today is a FREE taste of an Insight Politics article by writer Lushington D. Brady Why Brag about Things You Never Did? Identity politics is strictly for losers Australian Aboriginal academic
Australia’s professional netballers – yes, there is such a thing – have taken “Get Woke, Go Broke” to a whole new level. In the face of yet another virtue-signalling tanty from an over-privileged class whose only discernable talent is tossing a ball around, mining magnate Gina Rinehart has had
For all their self-righteous blatherskite about “integrity”, there seem to be few political parties quite as toxic as the Greens. Bullying, sexual harassment, boasting about drug abuse and shoplifting, massive corporate donations and, of course, endlessly fomenting open hatred and division. It’s no wonder, then, that Lidia Thorpe
For all the Establishment pearl-clutching about “right-wing extremism”, even the most cursory perusal of the record of terror attacks in Australia presents an inescapable fact: it ain’t the Nazis we have to worry about. In the past 20 years, nine of 10 terror attacks were Islamic extremists.
There’s a well known quote from popular culture which goes: “You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain,” which itself is a variation of a quote from the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche: He who fights monsters should see to it that he himself
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Information Opinion On September 10 2022 in Melbourne, the Australian Medical Professionals’ Society (AMPS) co-hosted a conference, Reclaiming Medicine, which bought together a magnanimous range of influential and courageous speakers. AMPS was formed as part of movement to bring back
As I’ve recently reported, American school childrens’ basic literacy and numeracy scores have slid dramatically over the past decade. That trend has only been exacerbated by Covid policies such as school closures. Other policies such as mass-mask mandates have been shockingly detrimental to the learning abilities of the
As Australia’s political show-trial of the century (so far) winds down to its close, the opposing arguments have boiled down to what rape cases almost always do: he said, she said. Rape accused Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyer has told jurors they can’t “be satisfied beyond a reasonable
No wonder “A Curse on the Jews” extremist academic Jay Tharappel feels right at home in the Labor party. His new leader doesn’t just post chummy selfies with the odious Jeremy Corbyn, he follows eagerly in his anti-Semitic wake. The Albanese government has ignited a diplomatic furore with
One never hears stories of Germans in the 1930s clamouring to get their yellow stars. Because who would actually want to be oppressed? Yet, for all that we’re told how systemically oppressed Aboriginal Australians and Maori are, there’s a notable rush to “identify” as “indigenous”. Suddenly, everybody wants
It looks as though we’re living in the 70s again. No, I’m not talking about the fashionable left’s renewed sympathy towards normalising paedophilia, which reached its previously oleaginous apex in the “sexual liberation” 70s — I’m talking about the weather. Namely, that it’s bloody cold and
Richard Kelly brownstone.org Richard Kelly, a retired 60 yo, born and bred in Melbourne. He spent a couple of years as a mathematics teacher before moving into Insurance and Superannuation/Investments first as a trainee actuary and then as a business analyst with some of the largest institutions in
The Great Reset rolls on. Europe is already at the “forced collectivisation” stage — with New Zealand and Australia not far behind. Almost as if they’re operating to a plan, left-wing governments on both sides of the Tasman are following the exact template laid out in the Netherlands. “Cow
Has anyone heard from Tim Flannery, lately? Australia’s formerly vociferous Climate Commissioner, who is usually as averse to grabbing a headline as Siouxsie Wiles is to grabbing a quick dip in Judges Bay during lockdown, has been unusually silent for months. I’m beginning to get a bit worried
If you don’t have a Silver level membership yet you are missing out on our Insight Politics articles. Today is a FREE taste of an Insight Politics article by writer Lushington D. Brady The Lord’s Prayer and the Welcome to Country Which is better? Tribalism or universalism? The
