Real Good Oil

How to Survive the Fuel Crisis

Adult roly-pollies should be approached with caution, particularly amongst the morbidly obese. These muthas can pick up quite a speed and may only be able to be stopped by coastal cliffs or large bodies of water.

Going Home

The fates of Jews and Christians have become inextricably intertwined.

Greedy? Of Course I Am

The insatiable greed of the left is fed by parasitism, sucking their ‘fair share’ out of those who earn it to give to those who don’t.

Thank God Our Leaders Are All Frightened Liars

No human possesses the kind of power necessary to fully and finally overcome the specific fear that they are being watched, somehow. Or is that just another story we tell ourselves as an excuse not to be consistent with our beliefs?

Breaking up Is Hard To Do

Divorcing Labour from neoliberalism, the Treaty and identity politics will not be easy.

One Nation’s First Test

Ordinarily nobody would be interested in a state election in Australia – especially South Australia. However, the rise of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation in the months leading up to the vote has changed the narrative.

Christopher Luxon – Big in Samoa

Will the Coalition Survive the Iran War?

Perhaps the only thing the Government can do to stabilise fuel prices is to speed up the demise of the Islamic Republic and fire a few missiles of our own?

The Lost Art of Getting Frustrated

The real engine of progress must be a population that spends its days grappling with imperfect machines and frustrating activities. That is where the ideas are born, and ideas are the only way to solve any problem.

The Ayatollah Try-Outs

I feel the mullahs of Tehran were a mite hasty in going with one of their own. There are other just as worthy candidates far beyond their shores.

Torn to Shreds

Against the wealth and power of the United States, International Law has the stopping power of a spider’s web.