Author Archives: Guest Author

It doesn’t quite fit the modern German social democrat narrative to delve into the reasons for the rise of National Socialism in Weimar Germany. It certainly doesn’t fit their narrative to remind them of the fact that not only did … Continue reading →

Just to establish background, the Senate has blocked the government’s proposal for a same sex marriage plebiscite. There is talk of some kind of postal ballot, but it would not be compulsory and therefore statistically unconvincing. Furthermore, given this impasse … Continue reading →

The following is the text of a letter I sent to The Australian.  I doubt they will publish it but I would like to put on record my prediction therein: Will Niki Savva and Peter Van Onselen be vilifying Warren … Continue reading →

In the beginning, the strongest ruled, yet age makes all weak, and so with age the strongest lost rule, ending their days in banishment, incarceration, or violent death. And so rose gods on earth. Living, walking, breathing gods, which did … Continue reading →

I have a radical idea to put forward. It is by no means fully formed, and undoubtedly there will be holes through which one might propel a WW1-era dreadnought. Before I go any further, let me state in clear terms, … Continue reading →

You would not have seen it in the news, because The Australian Conservatives are not there to provide entertainment to Socialist Alternative crab-catchers, or GetUp anti industrialists, or all those gender-fluid something-or-others that vigorously protested  outside the ACL meeting the … Continue reading →

Sorry but here I am again and, again, my target is The Australian.  I have been an avid reader of The Australian almost since its introduction.  It remains the only national newspaper worth reading.  But I have been increasingly disenchanted … Continue reading →

At the risk of being seen as obsessive, I have made it one of my missions to call out the vacuity of Peter Van Onselen as often as I can.  That’s not limited by opportunity – Van Onselen parades his … Continue reading →

As the federal Greens self-destruct over whether Scott Ludlam and Larissa Waters are Australians or citizens of Gaia, Lee Rhiannon’s red antics, and Sarah Hanson-Young’s taxpayer funded whale watching, it seems timely to look at a Green idea at a … Continue reading →

Any serious consideration of Moral Relativism, apart from a view of the state of society today, must also discuss both conservatism and the role it has in maintaining, if not restoring Western Civilisation, if only because the radical left is … Continue reading →