Confidential Daily Comment
Slap on World Stage
The media dismissal of the domestic violence on a world leader demonstrates just how corrupt our news outlets are.
Confidential Daily Comment
Our Confidential Daily Comment is written by Cory Bernardi exclusively for our Premium Members. His insights help make sense of what's going on in the world.
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The Treaty Tangent
Why Warren Mundine would claim a No vote will speed up treaty negotiations is lost on those who don't want race-based division in Australia.
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The Divide Looks Set to Grow
Politicians promise to heal the divide within society, but their policies do the opposite. That may be a deliberate ploy to gain more power.
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Action That Gets Under Your Skin
Governments will seemingly stop at nothing in an attempt to push climate change propaganda. Let's hope the latest promotion doesn't catch on here.
Politics & Current Affairs
Tools of Enslavement
As politicians provide 'solutions' to problems they have manufactured, the real agenda is delivering them more power, control and authority over our lives.
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When Yes Means No
A chance conversation with a referendum Yes voter ended with them convincing themselves a No vote was better for the country.
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Learning from Others
The Prime Minister has failed to heed the lessons of history and looks set to suffer a humiliating defeat built on the shoulders of conceit.
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Heaven or Hell?
Politicians always seem to promise us heaven on earth while delivering us to hell in a handbasket. Here's the next expected assault on the citizens.
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A Fascinating First Speech
There was another call to reform 'negative gearing' to make housing more affordable, but a maiden speech missed the mark on where the real blame should lie.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
Goodbye and Good Riddance
Few will lament Alan Joyce leaving Qantas. His legacy is one of incredible brand damage, a diminished business and pretentious wokery.
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An Own Goal
The opposition leader's announcement about a second referendum exemplifies the Canberra bubble group-think in action.
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Losing Good People
Sometimes it takes an unexpected loss to remind us of what we should be doing. We should never let those life-hints go to waste.
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The Cash Question
Being asked what you intend to do with the cash you withdraw from a bank is troubling. It's time to practice some simple civil disobedience.