Author Archives: Guest Author

Support Bettina Arndt

Posted on 10:35 am, September 24, 2018 by Guest Author

The riot squad was called recently to Sydney University to remove an abusive mob of protesters trying to stop Bettina Arndt talking about the fake rape crisis. Until the police were called, the mob was preventing Bettina’s audience from reaching the … Continue reading →

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Justinian the Great: The Liberal Party’s Problem with Women

Posted on 11:23 am, September 19, 2018 by Guest Author

The Liberal Party does have a problem with women. None are any good! At least going by those who have served in either the Cabinet or Outer Ministry under the Abbott and Turnbull governments. This is the list of women … Continue reading →

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Zeev Vinokurov: Schools out

Posted on 12:52 pm, September 17, 2018 by Guest Author

Think back to university or high school. Were you or your classmates ever left bored or wondering whether one of your subjects would ever help you get a job? When was the last time most of us wrote an essay … Continue reading →

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David Bidstrup: Delusional disorder: The politics of electricity in Victoria.

Posted on 9:30 am, September 14, 2018 by Guest Author

Two stories in todays “The Australian”, (12 September 2018), caught my eye. They reported on an “additional” 928 MW of renewable generation that would further impoverish taxpayers and enrich the renewable energy industry. There are 3 wind farms and 3 … Continue reading →

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Peter O’Brien: Myths Surrounding the Paris Agreement

Posted on 9:00 pm, September 13, 2018 by Guest Author

There are a number of myths surrounding the Paris Agreement. The first, and strangely enduring, one is that Tony Abbott committed us to the agreement.   Let’s accept that, as Prime Minister, Abbott agreed that negotiations could be based on a … Continue reading →

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Justinian The Great: Is Martin Parkinson Labor’s Best Weapon and Morrisons Fatal Mistake?

Posted on 1:40 am, September 13, 2018 by Guest Author

If Morrison was to have any chance of turning around the Coalition’s fortunes he needed to make a decisive shift from the disaster that was the Turnbull gambit and shift the policy debate to the sensible centre-right. This necessitated as … Continue reading →

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Arky: The Great Atheism Debate.

Posted on 5:00 pm, September 9, 2018 by Guest Author
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Justin: A Blot on a Soon to be Forgotten Party.

Posted on 3:59 pm, September 9, 2018 by Guest Author

It is interesting to ponder what Liberal Party founder Robert Menzies would have likely thought of Malcolm Turnbull and his Prime Ministership. Turnbull liked to compare himself to the giant of Australian and Liberal Party politics seeing himself as within … Continue reading →

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Peter O’Brien on the Paris Agreement

Posted on 1:53 pm, August 30, 2018 by Guest Author

During the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd years there were many issues that ruffled my feathers.  But one stood out.  One issue had me on edge most of the time.  That issue was illegal immigrants.  It was a constant irritant to my mental well-being.  … Continue reading →

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Justin: Politics and Football: Blaming Howard for Playing One To Many Seasons?

Posted on 9:00 am, August 30, 2018 by Guest Author

Spartacus raises a very good question in “A Question of Leadership”: how much is Saint John Winston Howard to blame for the current state of affairs the Liberal Party finds itself in? For Spartacus the big “F” was largely for … Continue reading →

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