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What Thinking Australians Are Thinking

What Thinking Australians Are Thinking

Congratulations to Paul Kelly for his incisive column (“Plebiscite politics turn dangerous”, 24/8). The homosexual lobby has used the argument that a plebiscite would be hurtful because it would unleash homophobic and bigoted comments from opponents of same-sex...

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The Speech, A Time For Choosing — National Review

This speech given by Ronald Reagan in September 1964 on behalf of Barry Goldwater in his campaign against Lyndon Johnson who took over from JFK less than 12 months before is regarded in the annals of American political history as "The Speech". In this Australian...

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Random Note #196,278 — George Soros and GetUp

Random Note #196,278 — George Soros and GetUp

It's good to see in recent days and weeks in The Australian and now The Jerusalem Post, the microscope zooming in on the nefarious activities of billionaire George Soros. Discussion about Soros used to be confined to the areas of late night talk radio and the...

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What Thinking Australians Are Thinking (a mixed bag)

What Thinking Australians Are Thinking (a mixed bag)

As one who opposed Gough Whitlam’s 1975 Racial Discrimination Act, I see my fears come true, as Nick Cater indicates in his analysis of this legislative nightmare (“Grievance industry sees bigots everywhere it looks”, 23/8). An immigrant in my early teens, I had...

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Our World: Soros’s campaign of global chaos

“…George Soros is evil. Evil and sinister in a Goldfinger, Ernst Blofeld, arch villain kind of way, seeking global control, chaos, subversion and the destruction of nation states for no other reason than because he’s got the money and because he can. Next time you hear or read about or meet someone from GetUp, remember it is the anarchic barrow of George Soros they are pushing. GetUp is one of hundreds of groups funded by and set in train by Soros himself….”

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What Thinking Australians Are Thinking

What Thinking Australians Are Thinking

One of the emerging explanations for Australia’s disappointments at Rio is that Kitty Chiller, our chef de mission, isn’t a very good cook. Oleh Butchatsky, Castlecrag, NSW Athletes retire and new ones appear, but some administrators have been around since I was young...

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The Siege Mentality Was Totally Missing — Tim Blair — Daily Telegraph

In reading about Deputy Police Commissioner, Cath Burn’s thinking in this you wonder if she would hold to the same view and the same thinking if the hostage taker had been Asian/Bhuddist or any other ethno/religious group?
I suspect not. Just THIS particular ethno/religious group.
This if course leads to the next conclusion and that is that the general pandering to this lot by the politically correct, the police and the politicians is what has led us to this ridiculous and absurd situation.
A classic case of the tail wagging the dog

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