You can see why the unions were lobbying so hard to have Deyson Heydon removed and to try and have the Royal Commission shut down. It’s amazing to think that these guys thought that they could get away with such brazen conduct:
Continue reading “Now Why Would the CFMEU Destroy Documents?”
When socialists are in power, it’s often only a matter of time before they run out of other people’s money.
It takes a lot to get Moody’s off their backsides and downgrade the credit rating of a ‘wealthy, well-diversified economy’, so full credit to Hollande’s administration for this achievement reported on Sky News:
Adam Goodes is a champion footballer and one of the very best of his generation. By all accounts, he’s also an absolute gentlemen who gives a lot back to the community.
Continue reading “Editorial – Goodes Retires: Boogate Hopefully Now Over”
Malcolm Farr of news.com.au is more to the Left than Jimmy Hendrix’s guitar handedness was. So it comes as no surprise when he gives Shorten the ‘simply unknown’ treatment in referring us to David Marr’s ‘Faction Man’ essay. At the risk of knocking your socks off, I can inform you that David Marr is a ‘progressive political and social commentator’.
Continue reading “Shorten’s Dubious History Cannot be Airbrushed”
Three days ago, I wrote that Turnbull’s biggest challenge was all about the money.
I am honoured that someone of Henry Ergas’ eminence agrees with me. For those without a subscription to The Australian, Andrew Bolt provides a meaty excerpt of the article here.
If it wasn’t Ergas, I’d have thought that my material had been swiped!
Two days ago, I suspected that Turnbull was going to have his refugee resolve tested. Firstly, there was Jaffari who set himself on fire. Then there was the open letter to Turnbull penned by asylum seekers at Manus Island.
Now, there’s a lot more to come as Greg Sheridan of The Australian outlines:
Continue reading “Turnbull’s Refugee Resolve to Be Tested – Update”
News.com.au and the Sydney Morning Herald have managed to find some people that won’t vote for Abbott (should he stand at the next election):
Continue reading “Newsflash – Some People in Abbott’s Electorate Won’t Vote for Abbott”
You bet it will be. Country shoppers and human traffickers are not stupid. They are well aware of Turnbull’s political profile and will most certainly have a go.
A lot of people are still feeding over the carcass of the coup: how it happened, when it started, who did what and when. The inevitable ‘Turnbull’s biggest challenge is to unite the party’ talk has also started. While these issues deserve some investigation and analysis, we really should be focusing on something far more important for Turnbull.
You can always trust the Sydney Morning Herald to come up with this kind of garbage. I’ll spare you the frustration of reading the entire stink and take you straight to the A-grade journalism provided:
‘A big “sook”, said one Twitter user. Where is Abbott’s “fortitude”, asked another’.
The Marcus Review 