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Random Notes - Idle ThoughtsMore undercover, direct to camera voter fraud admissions by the DNC and Clinton camp and how they do it.
When they go low, we go high, she said. Yeah sure. More undercover, direct to camera voter fraud admissions and how they do it...
More power to Bill Leak. “Ridicule is mans most potent weapon.” Saul Alinsky. Whatcha gonna do about it Timmy?
Fantastic to see Bill Leak applying rule 5 of Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” and turning the lefts own rules back on themselves and their Dear Commissar, Tim Jong-UN .
“..Ridicule is mans most potent weapon..” Alinsky observed in his “how to” handbook of the late 60’s.
If you want a 60 second lesson on what UN sanctioned, anti-semitism looks like check this out.
The UN should not be taken seriously and in fact. It is the ultimate Gramscian institution and been well and truly marched through and Australia should pursue a UNExit. The UN should be regarded as a good idea gone bad,
Shorten played us for fools. And we let him — Sarrah Le Marquand, Daily Telegraph
"...To all of those smugly congratulating themselves on the demise of the same-sex marriage plebiscite, labouring under the delusion that its now almost-certain failure is somehow a step closer to achieving marriage equality in Australia, allow me break it to you: you...
Hillary Clinton and the dirty Dems
Love the way Hillary Clinton says in terms of behaviour and politicking out on the stump “when they go low, we go high.” As with most of her utterances, this is yet again my lies, fabrication and distortion.
For context on her background it’s got to be understood that Hillary Clinton learnt at the knee of Saul Alinsky. So close were Clinton and Alinsky, she was the only person he would allow to read Rules for Radicals before it was published and actually wrote her final year thesis on Alinsky and his “how to” handbook for radicals like HRC.
A random note for Bill Leak.
“First they came for the cartoonists and I did not speak out, because I was not a cartoonist”. (apologies Martin Niemoller)
Random note #178,956 — The ABC and 4 Corners
Something’s up. It’s Wednesday already and the Prime Minister de jour hasn’t called for a Royal Commission into another Four Corners, beat up fabrication on Monday night.
When he gets around to it, this time he should make it a Royal Commission into the ABC itself. Instead of making busy with pretend make work projects about diversity and inclusion, the newbie MD Michelle Guthrie should focus on the core business and sorting out the basics, starting with a greater diversity of subjects, opinions, presenters and views from across the political spectrum. Programs like 4 Corners, The Drum, Q&A etc, have become a soap box for tiresome, boring left wing activism with the same tired, predictable talking heads and their narky and morbid black arm band world view.
Bill Leak cartoon: the war on free speech has just begun — Mark Stein, The Australian
The thrust of the second paragraph should chill the blood and bone of everyone because it’s a giveaway to the thinking and shows for those who didn’t already know, exactly where Obama and HRC are coming from. Both are disciples of community activist and Marxist, Saul Alinsky. In fact HRC wrote her senior thesis in 1969 on him and as I mentioned a post previously, they were so close that he allowed her to read and critique his Rules for Radicals, before it was published. Obama’s notion of “rebuilding the internet and curating content” is code for filtering content and therefore deprivation and control of information. It is Orwell’s thought and speech control in neon lights.
Why is a beheading threat okay but a cartoon comment not? — Janet Albrechtsen
At a protest in Sydney’s Hyde Park in 2012, a 14-year-old boy carried a sign that said “Behead all those who insult the Prophet”. That same boy is alleged by police to have been on the verge of a ghastly act of terrorism last Wednesday. Together with a 16-year-old boy, he was arrested last week outside an Islamic prayer centre in Bankstown, in Sydney’s southwest. Last week, too, we learned that a cartoon by The Australian’s Bill Leak is being investigated by the Human Rights Commission for breaching section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act. These two seemingly unrelated events tell a story of how free speech has gone awry in Australia.
What thinking Australians are Thinking
What thinking Australians are Thinking. (This first one nails the issue) The hypocrisy of the AHRC is appalling. On the one hand, they allege abuse and violence against women and children asylum seekers is taking place on Nauru, when to all appearances it is not, but...