The Multicultural Con
Canberra sold Australians multiculturalism as neighbourly tolerance, but its own blueprint reveals a far bigger project to rebuild the nation around identity, language and bureaucracy.
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The best way to fight back against cancel culture is to cancel those providers who clearly hate you. I suggest you start with Paypal.
While the government suggest we batten down the financial hatches, there are things we can all do to build the financial buffer.
Supplanting the nation state with a cabal of plutocrats deciding what is best for the world is not a conspiracy theory. It's the stated goal of the WEF.
The Dogs of War are barking louder than ever and the signs of possible escalation into a global conflict are clearly visible.
The gobsmacking lies told during the COVID pandemic make it one of the biggest scandals in history.
The incremental decline in performance often goes unnoticed until it becomes a big problem. Getting back to balance then becomes infinitely more difficult.
Lives are being ruined on the basis of public accusations later proven false. We will see if another one is added to the list this week.
The virtue-signalling has become a new version of enslavement capturing those unable to think rationally.
Netball Australia was handed a financial lifeline by one of Australia's most generous sponsors. The players then decided she wasn't woke enough.
The headlines may make them look generous but big gifts often come with ulterior motives or strings attached
The latest attempt by Paypal to penalise clients for unapproved speech should sound a warning to all of us. The social credit tsars are coming for your cash.
While the statements are nuanced, it's encouraging to hear business leaders speak up about the realities of net zero policies.
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