It seems to have dawned on even the dim wits of the elite that they overplayed their hand with last weekend’s copy-cat demonstrations. Australians are venting their pent-up fury after being subjected to months of unnecessary, devastating restrictions, and then seeing thousands of bandwagon-jumping rent-a-
Pauline Hanson is keeping up her inconvenient habit of saying the sort of things that ordinary Australians think without the approval of their masters in the political-media elite. One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says she finds it “frustrating (and) hypocritical of the government” that businesses were shut down due
In his How the World Was Won, Tasmanian writer Peter Conrad argued that American culture came to dominate the world because people just like it. Notably, this egalitarian triumph peeved the elitists no end. “The whole fucking world is going 100% American,” grumbled Henry Miller. “It’s a disease.” The
They’re not even bothering to hide it any more. “Stay home, save lives” was a con. A power grab by grubby politicians and authoritarian bureaucrats. In case anyone was still gullible enough to doubt it, their blatant political cronyism has been laid bare. Victoria Police closed a popular Mornington
Dieuwe de Boer and Tim Wilms discuss the latest news and developments happening in the Tasman. The prevailing narrative has shifted, but have things changed? COVID-19 has been vapourised and the remaining restrictions have been nullified by the actions of BLM protesters. Social distancing hypocrisy is rife amongst the
It’s a matter of definition that socialists are collectivists – especially when it comes to ideas. Followers to the core, they can’t have an idea unless every single one of their fellows loudly sings a chorus of agreement. Conversely, whatever one lot of them does, the rest are quick
You’ve got to hand it to Australia’s universities: the buggers have got more front than Myers. After years of denigrating Australia, undermining its national security by crawling to the Beijing regime and ruthlessly persecuting any of their students who dared speak out, Australia’s university sector is holding
Communist dictatorships have always had their useful idiots. Victorian premier Daniel Andrews is Beijing’s man in Melbourne. Andrews signed up to China’s bribery scam Belt and Road Initiative against the advice of Australia’s security agencies and in defiance of Canberra. Andrews’ motive is as much greed as
Victoria’s socialist premier, Labor’s Daniel Andrews, seems to have been emboldened by his unexpected increased majority in that state’s 2018 election. Chairman Dan seems to have decided that he’s now premier-for-life, like his idol Xi Jinping. Like Chairman Xi, Chairman Dan also seems to
The University of Queensland’s persecution of one of its own students reached a nadir this week, with student politician Drew Pavlou suspended for two years. With just six months of his degree to finish, Pavlou seems justified in describing the suspension as “an expulsion for all intents and purposes”
The fake abuse compensation cases are starting to come out of the woodwork of the victim-industrial complex. Taxpayers are forking out enormous sums of money for “sexual abuse” that never happened. But this is much worse than a blatant scam defrauding the taxpayer – it’s causing massive damage. Both
Dieuwe de Boer and Tim Wilms discuss the latest news and developments happening in the Tasman. There’s one case of COVID-19 left in New Zealand, but yet lockdown goes on indefinitely and the border with Australia remains closed, as do the borders between the Australia states. The new
Far be it for me to take even a modicum of shameful pleasure at another’s misfortune, but, as a Tasmanian, it is just the tiniest bit gratifying to watch Western Australia admit that they’ve stuffed their economy. After all, Tasmania has had to endure years of smugness and
The chickens of the Australian left’s disastrous experiments with open borders just keep coming home to roost. An Iraqi asylum seeker has been jailed for at least two-and-a-half years after he kidnapped and assaulted a three-year-old girl at a Sydney shopping centre a week
“Let the punishment fit the crime,” so the saying goes. In which case, you would be forgiven for thinking that planning to murder hundreds of people would surely merit a stiffer sentence than defrauding taxpayers. Think again. Ali Khalif Shire Ali was determined to fire a machine gun into thousands
