Tag Archives: Tony Abbott
Paranoia, Histrionics, Fiction.
Richard Flanagan Apart from The Greens, as we well know, the most vocal of the illegal refugees’ champions and cheerleaders are to be found in the halls of the ABC and SBS Australia-hating cultural Marxists. But a less vocal, … Continue reading
Manus Triumph
‘Peter The Great’ Ticker-tape parade? After the latest victory at the now closed Manus Island facility, where the 800-odd IMA (illegal Maritime Arrivals) have been finally forced to bugger off somewhere else, it’s probably a little too early for victory … Continue reading
Conference Notes
CFMEU President and part-time Comanchero Norm Meyer Off to the ALP Conference 2105 today only to see that my motion to declare the trade union movement a masquerade and a gigantic swindle has gained little traction. This, in spite of me paying … Continue reading
Shenhua: A Blot On The Landscape – 3
OF COURSE Tony Windsor was one of those treacherous Independents who helped support the Greens-Gillard Reign of Terror during those awful years, until Rudd came back from the back-benches, knifing Gillard brutally in the back and seizing power in a vicious … Continue reading
BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT NATIONWIDE after Bill Shorten at the Trade Union Royal Commission fails to take my advice and refuses to do a mea culpa for past transgressions. Most on the Left agree that he is now a lost cause and despair at … Continue reading
Beware Of Greeks Accepting Gifts
Imagine my surprise at the ‘Really Stuffed Zucchini‘ Greek restaurant in downtown Brisbane today when my attempt to display solidarity with the Greek people by declining to pay for my lunch was politely, but firmly rejected. After a bit of a contretemps … Continue reading
Ren and Stimpy
Repeated scenes of that demented Labor woman being cheered by her supporters have become too much to bear, so I switch over to the cartoon channel to watch The Ren and Stimpy Show. In this rather pleasant episode, Stimpy has … Continue reading
Knighthood Furore
I don’t know what the fuss is all about with the Australian Day Honours Lists and the Duke of Edinburgh. After the emperor Caligula* broke with tradition around 39AD and appointed his horse as a senator I can’t see why … Continue reading
Royal Commission Witch Hunt
$100 million and 1 year, apparently. I can’t make up my mind about this royal commission into the Trade Unions. On the one hand, we have the Labor Party leader Bill Shorten dismissing it as a political witch-hunt, a complete … Continue reading
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