A Major Blow To Press Freedom
Hong Kong pro-democracy publisher convicted of sedition.
Hong Kong pro-democracy publisher convicted of sedition.
The blob forces you, compels you, to enjoy the plastic toys, the bouncing blondes and hamburger #4. Eat, consume, sleep. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. That is the story. That is our narrative.
Tolerance must not be a suicide pact. Every time a politician chooses comfort over clarity and a journalist downplays jihadist violence they are laundering ideology. This is how a society talks itself into paralysis.
For too long, we have tolerated people calling for the very violence that occurred at Bondi Beach.
There’s nothing xenophobic or racist about favouring national stability and cohesion and ensuring all those who come to live in Australia accept and live by the values and beliefs that make it such a unique country.
The very worst thing we can do is to continue down the current path of welfarism and creeping UBI. As a society we need to provide help for those whose jobs disappear to retrain and look for the new opportunities that will arise.
Will Milei and his program of real economic freedom be given a full chance, not just for two years but for an entire decade or even longer? For that is the timeframe needed for the transition to a free market economy.
I believe that, a decade down the road, it will be clear that 2025 was a turning point for the better.
Here’s the conclusion no one on the megaphone side wants to say out loud: We were sold an apocalypse that hasn’t arrived, at a price that could have ended real, visible, human suffering many times over, to justify a level of societal control that has no end date.
Guinness World Records has just set a new standard – a world record in cowardice and moral bankruptcy.
Governments are tightening control over what citizens can say online. The worldwide slide toward punishing speech has profound consequences for open societies.