Where’s Our Charlie Kirk?
Why Australian Conservatism Needs a Firebrand for the Next Generation
The words of politicians are empty. It is their actions that tell the real story. We are now living with a legacy of policy cowardice.
They protests against medical experimentation on animals continues while the same people remain silent when we are the test subjects.
Frank Sinatra crooned, "regrets, I've had a few, but then again too few to mention". They are my sentiments exactly
The ESG finance movement is unravelling as the scams and cons are being exposed. It's just another power grab from the collectivist elites.
Playing fast and loose with the truth has been a hallmark of the COVID pandemic media coverage. It shows no sign of abating.
Sinatra sang: "Regrets, I've had a few, but then again too few to mention." You shouldn't dwell on yours either.
With so much happening in the world we often confuse activity with substantive change. That's why many have missed the big move playing out.
Change is sometimes symbolic but can also be reactionary. We can learn some lessons from recent political deck shuffling.
Lies have raced quickly around the world but now the truth is starting to emerge. It still has a long way left to travel.
The town of Davos became the centre of the universe this week as the self-described elite mapped out our future.
The history of fiat currencies is one of failure. Everyone needs some insurance from the excesses of government.
The elites are using inflation and debt as a weapon to have even more influence on your lives. It's all a part of the Great Reset.