Confidential Daily Comment
What’s in the Epstein Files?
Power, Secrets, and the Names That Won’t Go Away
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A Political Start is Born
JD Vance demonstrated he has the intellect to be President, something neither of the Democratic candidates can attest to.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
Interesting Times
With so much chaos in the world, it's easy to look past the signs that a new global financial crisis could soon be upon us.
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Culture Matters
The damage to our social cohesion and culture by successive governments was on full display recently. It should have us all very worried.
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Defenceless Australia
With conflict building across the globe, I often reflect on the role Australia should play. It's always been
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Health is True Wealth
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, which is age-old wisdom that applies to many aspects of life. It's particularly pertinent to good health
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Read My Lips (and I'll Lie to You)
The PM and Treasurer's denials of a desire to tinker with the CGT and negative gearing tax systems show how phony political promises are.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
The Climate Con Exposed
The latest data puts the alarmism of the climate change movement into perspective - those pushing the AGW hoax clearly have another agenda!
The Cobra Effect
Well intentioned Government policies often make the problem they are trying to solve even worse. The phenomenon even has a name.
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They Cannot Print to Prosperity
As governments debase their currencies to try to survive, our societal divide is set to increase between those with assets and those without.
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The Judas Goat
Like a Judas Goat betraying a flock of sheep, our politicians betray the people.
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Paging the Operators of Terror
The world said goodbye to a bunch of terrorists and jihadis via one of the most impressive covert operations imaginable.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
Is Housing Still the Great Australian Dream?
One of the wealthiest countries in the world has a relatively low percentage of personal home ownership. Are they on to something?