Australian Politics

The great thing about being a China hawk who is fighting against his own country’s sell-out is that my greatest ally is always China itself.

This is so crazy that I’m lost for words: Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan has called for Australia’s National Cabinet to be held in China in an attempt to build relations between the two nations.

Doomed Dutton marches on to the inevitable with slides in both primary and TPP Newspolling: Doomed Dutton has the political instincts of a bollard.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has downplayed the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission’s (IBAC) report on Operation Daintree.

Resolve with the latest polling.

Albo’s China pivot is going to go down as one of the craziest moments in the history of liberal democracy.

It is amazing to behold how lacking in self-interest Australian youth is.

You tell me?

Here’s an excerpt of Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s speech yesterday.

If feminising the subject is not standard practice for fell organisations it is certainly high on the wish list.

The danger in running a cartel is a bit like that faced by the Targeryans of Game of Thrones.

The question is, how long will it last this time?

Greg Sheridan recounts the recent bad newsflow in Cold War 2.0: The Cold War 2.0, if that’s what we’re living through, has taken a very bad turn for the US and its allies, including Australia.

It is most unfortunate that MB is reduced to being the only media in the country that is tracking Albo lunatic immigration policy but what else can we do?

Why must be subjected to a constant sleight of hand by these psychos?

An enterprising communications student could write a fascinating PhD on the role of spectacles in politics.

Why is it the job of all politicians to say the complete opposite of what is actually happening?

Of all the ‘Labor’ prime minister fakes, Albo is the worst.

Europe’s cheese-eating surrender monkeys are back: French President Emmanuel Macron has sparked outrage after saying Europe should reduce its dependency on the United States and avoid getting involved in any conflict between Washington and Beijing over Taiwan.

Last week, the mainstream media ruthlessly attacked the former federal Coalition Government’s Inland Rail Project, after an independent review found that its cost has blown out to $31.4 billion, compared with an estimated $16.4 billion in 2020.

Well, at least we’re going to be shot of him in a hurry: In one fell swoop on Wednesday, the Voice to parliament became less about Indigenous people and more about a proxy political war between Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese.

As I said earlier this week, the OPEC cut does not look like an oil shock to me: Now, others are climbing aboard. BofA has more. On Sunday, five OPEC oil producers and two non members announced 1.15 million barrels per day (bpd) in production cuts.

The last Liberal progressive standing is as stupid as the troglodyte rump.