Australian Politics

Who knows?

Today I posted an article which suggested that former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has been traveling the world acting on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party ‘day in, day out’.

Via The Australian: China has accused Australia of “weaponising the concept of ­national security’’ after a $300 million bid by a Chinese state-owned company to buy a ­construction company was scuppered by Josh Frydenberg.

Via SMH: The Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology says the federal government should immediately pause the planned rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine because it may not be effective enough to generate herd immunity.

Via REIA: Australia’s housing market recorded respectable growth over 2020 and with limited stock and strong demand, 2021 should see further price increases, REIA President Adrian Kelly said.

Australia’s own brand of loons are upset, at The Australian: Senior Morrison government ministers have slammed the silencing of outgoing US president Donald Trump by social media giants after the pro-Trump siege of the Capitol.

From Niall Ferguson at Bloomie: Major pandemics often coincide with religious or political contagions.

Via the ABC’s number one CCP sympathiser, Stan Grant: This week’s insurrection in Washington has been shocking but not at all surprising.

Let’s hope so.

Grab those pearls!

Your Assistant Treasurer (and Minister for Housing) looking pretty matey with someone who may have allegiances to another nation.

Sir Fomo McSpruikerson is an expatriate billionaire and proud proprietor of The Strayan, a vanity media project designed to boost his assets.

The local CCP apologists always see Bejing “playing the long game”, even when all it is doing is following the blundering dictates of an angry tyrant.

The latest 538 polls have the US Georgia senate runoff vote tightening: My thoughts on this are pretty grave.

Clearly Hugh White thinks he is losing the China debate, which is true, except at the treasonous ABC.

First up, China has declared forever war on Aussie coal, at the ABC: Chinese state media appears to have confirmed that Beijing has blocked Australian coal imports, in a move which is likely to cost the economy billions of dollars and further inflame tensions between the two countries.

From the sensible Ian Verrender at the ABC: So, what’s Plan B?

Sigh.

What started the Pacific war?

The ABC has made an extraordinary editorial decision to support the CCP in its attack on Australia.

I can’t vouch for this list from News: Australians are being urged to steer clear of 41 Australian wineries after a viral list revealed they were actually owned by Chinese companies.

More Chinese trade war on Australia today with timber and wheat joining various other agribusiness products.

As we know, ScoMo’s vaccine choice is a little bit dodgy: Goodness.