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What Thinking Australians Are Thinking — October 26
What Thinking Australians Are Thinking.. What do HRC president Gillian Triggs, former solicitor-general Justin Gleeson and Tasmanian Governor Kate Warner have in common? Yes, they’re all lawyers. And they all seem to have the delusion, so common among lawyers, that...
Gillian Triggs’ pattern of political activist behaviour — Janet Albrechtsen The Australian
Triggs has turned the AHRC into her playground for progressive politicking. She has long enjoyed the blind favour of the taxpayer-funded ABC. On Sunday, Insiders host Barry Cassidy couldn’t bring himself to say a word against Triggs’s embarrassingly false claims last week.
Global Elites vs Suburban Streets — Mark Latham
For the first time, Western nations are being subjected to widespread social engineering, much of it publicly funded. The problem with progressivism of this kind is its moral vanity. Instead of creating a society of equal opportunity, where people are encouraged to become more self-sufficient and free thinking, Leftist elites believe the only nation worth having is one in which every citizen speaks and thinks like them.
The Adani Coal Mine Project, Eviro-Nazi’s And The Sandler Foundation
The story on the front page of The Australian on Monday October 24, about Adani Coal and the environmental groups trying stop the Queensland mine through lawfare, are being funded by the left wing Sandler Fund from the US. This is what these later day Brown Shirts...
Corruption is now the new normal–Clinton Ally Aided Campaign of FBI Official’s Wife — Wall Street Journal
The political organization of Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, an influential Democrat with longstanding ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton, gave nearly $500,000 to the election campaign of the wife of an official at the Federal Bureau of Investigation who later helped oversee the investigation into Mrs. Clinton’s email use.
A classic illustration—-Compassion’s fine but ignoring fiscal reality won’t pay the bills — Nick Cater, The Australian
it’s more about being seen to weep and bleed and spend big money on an issue with no attention to detail or whether your idea will work. In other words it’s all about emotion. About, in this case, how Kate Ellis wants to be perceived as compassionate rather than the nuts and bolts and viability at the pointy end of delivery of the actual childcare policy.
Random Note #189,974 — A history lesson for one, H R Clinton.
On election night 1948, most Americans went to bed thinking the Governor of New York and Republican candidate Thomas Dewey would be sworn in as President. Guess what. Didn’t happen. Two weeks out from election day in 1980, the polls had Jimmy Carter back at Pennsylvania Ave he was so far in front of Reagan. Guess what. Didn’t happen.
Organisations Including The Shadow Democratic Party, Funded By George Soros and His Open Society Foundations
These are some of the groups and front organizations funded by George Soros. Note the motherhood sounding names. It's all smoke and mirrors designed to make politicians and decision makers think that these groups are truly representative of who and what they say they...
No to coal: how SA Labor killed reliable power supply — Herald Sun
There's no difference between the extreme and insane Muslim Taliban blowing up the Bamyan Buddhas and the extreme insane followers and believers in climate catastrophe blowing up a perfectly good coal fired power station. Most sane people would simply mothball it just...
For Political Junkies — A 2 hour Doco/Movie — Hillary Clinton Exposed
It chronicles her pattern of lies, deception, crimes and misdemeanours and her two faces of Janus going way back to Little Rock and the Whitewater real estate scandal.