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While reality checks may be confronting, knowing what's important and what should be prioritised is guaranteed to bring joy.
The culture shapers in Hollywood have been normalising degeneracy. Unfortunately, their poisonous agenda has been embraced by politicians and the media.
It's not often I'll quote an avowed Leftist and suggest they are doing the right thing.
That's because they generally don't (do the right thing). For the collectivist, defending the tribe always takes precedence over the truth.
That's why I was delighted to see celebrity lefty Bill Maher call out the perversions of his tribe.
Now, Maher is a clever enough comedian who knows how to phrase things so his team doesn't crucify him.
That caution is wise, but it shouldn't diminish the power of his message.
A warning, though: there's some strong language and themes in this monologue.
What Maher has done is confirm almost everything many of us have been concerned about with the diversity and rainbow movement.
Australia is being let down by a government that doesn't know what to do or how to do it. The pressure of underperformance is starting to show and we are all paying the price.
Senator Gerard Rennick says there has been an unwillingness in Australian leadership to take accountability for responsibilities.
The Prime Minister has a delicate balancing act ahead of him. He needs to muscle up to China while re-establishing important trade markets for our products.
The Intergenerational Report paints a bleak picture of our future prosperity. We can only hope it's as incorrect as previous ones.
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