There are calls for Sir Ron Brierley to be stripped of his knighthood after he pleaded guilty to possession of child sexual abuse material at a Sydney court hearing. When he was arrested it was reported that detectives seized his carry-on bags, laptop and electronic-storage units and allegedly discovered more
What happened to Stuart Nash’s 2018 promise to prioritise disrupting gangs and organised crime? Instead, under his watch, the opposite has happened. Either the government failed to prioritise gangs or their strategy was another dismal failure. A recent surge in gang membership means New Zealand is not as safe
While the Canberra bubble has spent the last few weeks whipping itself into a self-righteous feminist fury about a bunch of gay men jacking off at work and a dodgy, decades-old rape allegation, a group of Aboriginal women travelled to Parliament to campaign for justice for a raped and murdered
The Islamic fanatic who murdered a young Australian woman before running amok in Sydney’s CBD is trying to convince a court that he was “only pretending” to be a jihadi. Just ignore the facts. The man who murdered young woman Michaela Dunn before slashing at strangers with a knife
Once upon a time, all it took was a white woman in the US crying “rape” at a black man and it was time fer a good ol’ lynchin’. Nowadays, all it takes is a black criminal to whine, “I can’t breathe”, and the lynching begins. Of course, the
Growing calls for a vote of no confidence in Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis by corrections officers should be making Mr Davis rethink his priorities in the portfolio, National’s Corrections spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “It’s no wonder corrections officers are quickly losing patience with Mr Davis, the Minister has
The results from the government’s disastrous gun law changes are in. NEW ZEALAND- Gun-grabbing, anti-Second Amendment activists have tried to hold up a gun confiscation scheme in New Zealand as a model for the United States to follow, claiming that the government ban in that country resulted in a
Jack Marx’s Australian Tragic might sound like the stuff of yellow journalism, but it’s far from it. Instead, Marx relates with compassion and empathy the stories “from Australia’s dark heart”, with an especial ear for the survivors and victims. One of the most tragic is the story
Kevin Hurley rt.com Kevin Hurley is the former Head of Counter Terrorism at the City of London Police and a reservist army officer. He has spent two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan addressing insurgency as both a police specialist and a soldier. An anonymous police officer has
The latest eructation from Australia’s very own Ministries of Truth is that Islamic terrorism will no longer be called Islamic terrorism. Instead, it’s all “religiously-motivated violent extremism” – y’know, because of all those Amish terror attacks. At the same time, the Chief Spook, who has been issuing dire
If you don’t think the media are institutionally racist, then you’re not paying attention. The media absolutely has a pervasive racial bias: against white people – with “white adjacent” Asians not far behind. In the wake of the Wuhan pandemic, there has been a notable surge in public attacks
Graham J Noble libertynation.com Chief Political Correspondent & Satirist at LibertyNation.com. Raised and inspired by his father, a World War II veteran, Graham learned early in life how to laugh and be a gentleman. After attending college, he decided to join the British Army, where he served for
Even though he’s from Syria and has been identified as a Muslim Twitter has ruled that labelling Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa a “white Christian terrorist” doesn’t violate its misinformation policies.
Graham J Noble libertynation.com Chief Political Correspondent & Satirist at LibertyNation.com. Raised and inspired by his father, a World War II veteran, Graham learned early in life how to laugh and be a gentleman. After attending college, he decided to join the British Army, where he served for
When Australia’s intelligence chief, ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess announced that ASIO would no longer use such “stigmatising” terms as “Islamist extremism”, it provoked a storm of disbelief and derision. This announcement came just a week after it was revealed that ABC management had instructed reporters not to refer to
