Too many women are choosing perfect freedom and that is their prerogative. Yet no one will remember their names. They will fade into anonymity.
Over the weekend, I was reading about declining birthrates and immediately thought of the 1984 sci-fi movie The Terminator.
Most analyses of that film have focused on the dangers of technology or the Cold War fear of nuclear war. Those were good breakdowns, but they missed the point. I think the movie was a straightforward female hero story. Not the feminist “girl-boss” hero, but a true archetype.
The harsh truth is that you can’t have a nation if you also believe in Christianity.
Add to this their working-class roots and their lack of interest in ‘issues’ that stars like Swift profess to care about and the reason for Oasis’ pariah status becomes clear.
‘Globalisation’ and ‘globalism’ may sound kinda-sorta the same, but they’re critically different terms.
It is difficult to argue that Seymour’s pithy compression of the three key elements of the treaty doesn’t capture the essence of its purpose admirably.
A double dissolution would almost certainly be a disaster for the Australian PM.
Google, once again, did not immediately respond to MRC’s request for comments, a typical tactic of the tech giant, which often waits until public condemnation to walk back its rampant censorship.
This science team agrees humanity must be made aware of this awful consequence.
A bombshell report directly accuses Victoria Police of a political cover-up.
