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Down, Down, Deeper and Down

Down, Down, Deeper and Down

If there’s going to be a late surge in support for the “Indigenous Voice” referendum, as the Yes camp insist, then’s it’s a long time coming. With just weeks left until polling day, support instead continues to fall. And that’s after weeks of intense campaigning by

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After the Voice, Comes Nuclear?

After the Voice, Comes Nuclear?

With voting day in the Indigenous Voice” referendum drawing closer, and polls showing support falling even lower, the question naturally becomes: then what? Politics will, after all, continue, regardless of the referendum outcome. For Anthony Albanese, a referendum loss will be a deadly blow to his leadership. Not immediately fatal,

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Why Tell the Truth When Your Job Depends on Lies?

Why Tell the Truth When Your Job Depends on Lies?

Race troughers and professional “Aborigines” love to blatherskite about “truth-telling”, but telling the whole, unvarnished truth is the last thing they really do. Half of the time these pasty-faced bullshit-artists can’t even tell the truth of their own ancestry. But their endless calumnies against Australia, that is a “racist”

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Good God, I Agree With Sam Newman

Good God, I Agree With Sam Newman

Here’s something I never thought I’d say: I’m with Sam Newman. For BFD readers who may be unaware, Newman is a former AFL footballer and long-time presenter on The Footy Show. On that show, Newman played the role of the blokey buffoon, the oafish clown, the loudmouth

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Why Do They Want a Voice to Be Untouchable?

Why Do They Want a Voice to Be Untouchable?

When challenged on why the Albanese government didn’t simply legislate an “Indigenous Voice” body, the answer is always, “So that it couldn’t be disbanded in the future, like ATSIC”. In the first place, this contradicts the Yes campaign’s repeated claim that it’s “disinformation” that, once in

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King Rat Runs a Roach-Infested State

Where would you expect to read about a major hospital with rats in beds, mice around the operating theatre, and cockroaches in the meal trays? The slums of Bombay? Squalid Venezuela? The “world’s worst”, in Guatemala? How about Dandrewstan? Victoria’s major trauma hospital The Alfred is being overrun

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Can the Cover-up Be Any More Obvious?

Can the Cover-up Be Any More Obvious?

“Never hold an inquiry unless you know the outcome in advance,” as the saying goes. Anthony Albanese has barely announced his “Covid inquiry”, and we already know what the outcome will be. A whitewash, courtesy of a broken election promise. In January 2022, Albanese promised a royal commission into the

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It’s Ok to Teach the Greatness of the West

It’s Ok to Teach the Greatness of the West

Is there still hope left for the West’s universities? Probably not, to be honest. Some are giving it the ol’ college try (pun intended) of course: New College of Florida, a public liberal arts college in Sarasota, has just abolished its Gender Studies department. Provoking the predictable howling fury

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Why Won’t They Teach Teachers to Teach?

More and more, it seems almost undeniable that schools are deliberately grooming generations of children who are righteously ignorant. Who cares if they can’t spell or do basic maths, so long as they can be relied on to “strike for climate”? Who cares if they don’t know that

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Govt’s Future Is Bowen in the Wind

Govt’s Future Is Bowen in the Wind

Even if Australian PM Anthony Albanese survives the “Indigenous Voice” referendum, there’s an avalanche of political pain bearing down on him, courtesy of his government’s “Net Zero” obsession. Pollsters have noted that, as the Voice vote sinks lower and lower by the week, Australians are growing increasingly frustrated

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Wind Farm Revolt Blows Ill for Govt

Wind Farm Revolt Blows Ill for Govt

The rural revolt against Labor’s “Net Zero” plans is a gathering storm that threatens to swamp the government in country seats. It’s hardly surprising that country people are arking up against this insanity, of course: after all, it’s country people who face the prospect of seeing their

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Why I Oppose the Voice

Why I Oppose the Voice

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is Senator for the Northern Territory and the former deputy mayor of Alice Springs. mercatornet.com I oppose the Voice because it will divide Australians Division, division, division. That’s been the story of the referendum on the Voice to Parliament since day one.

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Is This the ‘Unity’ and ‘Love’ They Promised?

Is This the ‘Unity’ and ‘Love’ They Promised?

They really can’t help themselves, can they? Every time the left warn us that the latest culture war they’ve ignited will cause division and hate, what they leave out is that it’s them bringing it. And every time they blatherskite about “love”, what they really mean is

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Now Everyone Wants in on It

Now Everyone Wants in on It

Here we go: everybody’s seen the “Voice” pot, and now they’re all lining up to pee in it. If one minority lobby group gets their own “voice to parliament”, well, the rest are going to screech for theirs, too. Why stop with Aborigines, after all? Sydney’s LGBT

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