Union thugs have been squealing like stuck pigs since Qantas chief, Alan Joyce, blindsided them with his decision to ground the airline.  Their first response was to play the race card by claiming it will result in the ‘asianisation’ of our national airline. Somebody should tell these morons that the White Australia policy was buried years ago – by a Liberal government!

Unions have been waging an industrial terror campaign against Qantas to force them to accept their demands for more pay, less work and security for jobs that won’t exist with new technology.  Union leaders have boasted that they intend to do Qantas over slowly to get their way. Read the rest of this entry »

Republicans have been remarkably muted during the royal visit by Queen Elizabeth 11 and the Duke of Edinburgh. The unwashed ferals occupying Martin Place protesting against democracy, greed and anything else that threatens their welfare cheques have received more coverage that the usual cohort of republican sympathisers from the commentariat.

Democracy is indeed a major impediment to the republican cause.  At the 1999 referendum more than a million Australians voted to retain our constitutional monarchy. The highest proportion of votes for a republic came from the inner-urban areas of Sydney and Melbourne.  The only area that registered a majority vote for a republic came from the People’s Republic of Canberra. All other states and territories rejected it. Read the rest of this entry »

Julia’s pledge that ‘there will be no carbon tax under a government I lead’ is now one of the great lies of Australian politics.

One can only wonder what was going through Kevin Rudd’s mind as he kissed Julia on the floor of Parliament after the historic vote. Was his tongue in his cheek? Could he feel an election coming on? Julia, it seems, not only had her eyes closed for the joyous moment but she obviously has her ears closed to what working voters are saying about her carbon tax.

Whilst Julia, Kev and their coalition of clowns (Oakshott, Windsor, Wilkie and Bandt) were kissing, whooping and giving self-congratulatory high-5s, most working Australians were bracing for the cost of their indulgence. Read the rest of this entry »

The Bali arrest of a 14 year old for alleged possession of cannabis is a tragic reminder of the perils of associating with illegal drugs in overseas countries.

Whilst social media crosses international borders seamlessly our attitudes towards international law have to be adjusted at each entry point.  Our liberal approach to law and justice allows a great deal of latitude for people to push the boundaries of anti-social behaviour.  This is not the case with our Asian neighbours in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.

One can only wonder what these countries have to do to warn Australian visitors of the consequences of using drugs under their legal systems.  Australians have been executed for drug trafficking and others will languish in third world prisons for the rest of their lives.  Each of these cases has generated headline after headline on our news bulletins.  Customs officials advise departing passengers of the dangers of dealing in drugs.  The warnings are even more prominent at the entry points and in popular tourist areas. Read the rest of this entry »

‘War is peace; freedom is slavery; ignorance is strength; and now… white is black?’ wrote a cynic in response to the judicial decision which found that Andrew Bolt had offended some fair skinned aboriginals in his newspaper column for the Herald-Sun. Bolt was questioning the aboriginal status of some fair-skinned activists who benefit from grants available to those in the know within the aboriginal industry.

This is the industry where billions of taxpayer funds are allocated for aboriginal welfare but by the time the money flows through the bureaucracy there is little left to help those for whom it is intended. The parlous state of aboriginal townships and outstations is evidence of this. Read the rest of this entry »

As last week’s riots set London ablaze the NSW Parliament debated a Bill that seeks to toughen penalties for graffiti vandals and a magistrate granted bail to a serial teenage criminal who has committed 50 offences.

In Parliament Labor-Green members argued that graffiti is ‘art’ and the perpetrators shouldn’t be punished.  In court the magistrate released the 15 year old teenage crim who led police on yet another high-speed, high-risk chase in a stolen car despite the fact he has already breached bail 32 times.

In Sydney’s inner-west and eastern suburbs organised ethnic gangs run drug-syndicates and money laundering operations with little fear of prosecution.  In today’s society gang leaders are accorded celebrity status and flaunt their wealth with impunity.  Out in the west lawless teenage gangs roam the streets with menace at night.

Smart phone technology now allows moronic mobs to assemble and re-assemble into feral battalions to wreak havoc at will.  Frontline police know they won’t be backed by politically correct superiors or a left-leaning judiciary so they tread carefully. They have every reason to do so as criminals know their ‘rights’ and can use the current legal ‘system’ to destroy careers. Read the rest of this entry »

Australians who voted Green in the last election are about to discover the cost of their folly. The warm and fuzzy feelings they felt on election eve will soon evaporate as they open their electricity accounts, gasp at their water bills and fill up their cars.

But if they think the price of electricity, water and fuel are high now, they ain’t seen nothin’ yet!

Greens Senator Bob Brown will emerge as the most powerful politician in Australia with the swearing in of his new Green Senators on 1 July 2011.  Brown’s team of Green radicals will then hold the balance of power in the Senate.

The most extreme of the new bunch is former Socialist Party member, Lee Rhiannon.  Her parents were lifelong members of the Communist Party.  She was a leading activist against our troops who fought the communists during the Vietnam War.

Rhiannon held the NSW Labor Government to ransom during her 10 years as a Member of the Legislative Council.  Her radical Green policies have forced rural families off land they have farmed for generations, crippled our timber industry and locked recreational fishermen out of their favourite spots. Read the rest of this entry »