Under normal circumstances in a normal world a Global Economic Crisis would spell trouble for the government of the day and provide ammunition for the Opposition. If this were the case Malcolm Turnbull would be riding high in the polls and Kevin Rudd would be struggling. But the reverse is true and it begs the question: ‘How come?’ (more…)
Posts Tagged My Opinion
Malcolm Turnbull’s First Year
Saturday, September 19th, 2009The NT Intervention – Are We Racist?
Sunday, September 6th, 2009So the United Nations special rapporteur on indigenous affairs, Professor James Anaya, reckons our intervention in indigenous Northern Territory communities is ineffective and discriminatory - and that we are racist.
For the record this bloke represents the United Nations Human Rights Council which includes some of the most racist nations on our planet. It is a Left wing organisation with a hatred of Western nations. Its champions include North Korea, the Sudan, Libya, Somalia, Egypt and Cuba. Its cheerleaders come from our inner-city urban chattering class. (more…)
Rudd’s Reshuffle
Sunday, June 14th, 2009Mark Latham’s insensitive spray against our servicemen and women took the edge of an insightful view of Labor’s largesse with taxpayer funds. Joel Fitzgibbon’s tenure as Defence Minister was untenable after his indiscretions with his Chinese connections. Our senior strategists in the Defence Department are charged with assessing threats to our national security and ensuring we have the proper force structure and resources to meet them. They have a complex and costly role that includes a high level of risk for our nation. (more…)
Should judges be elected or appointed?
Friday, March 27th, 2009Law and justice are often seen as a contradictory terms. Laws are made by elected politicians and interpreted by unelected judges. The judges are appointed by politicians. Politicians have to submit themselves to the will of the people for re-election every four years in NSW. Judges are appointed for life on generous taxpayer funded salaries, conditions, allowances and pension schemes. (more…)
Army Recruiting in Tough Times
Thursday, January 8th, 2009During the Vietnam era prospective candidates for commissioned rank in the army were advised that a career would not make them wealthy. However they did infer that such a career would provide life-experiences that money could not buy. Others were told that ‘the army is just the thing you need, son!’ (more…)
2009 – it’s all about GFC, ETS, Kev – hope you have a MX and HNY!
Thursday, December 18th, 2008Labor’s spin doctors are conditioning us for a gloomy outlook next year.
Over the past 12 months the term ‘working families’ was included in every utterance from Kevin 07. His promises to introduce ‘fuel-watch’ and ‘grocery watch’ were literal. All he did was watch them go up . . . and up . . . and up! Not only did Kevin 07 watch them go up – he set up two taxpayer funded organisations to watch them as well! We are slowly learning that the devil is always in the detail with Kevin 07. After all he never did say he would bring them down – all he promised to do was actually watch them. That box has now been ticked. Thank you Kev! (more…)
Local Government: don’t whinge – get involved!
Thursday, June 12th, 2008But the honour of representing one’s community at any of the three levels of government in our society far outweighs the barbs and criticisms that one must inevitably cop.
Individuals get elected as independent members or as part of a political party. They party they choose is one that represents their beliefs and values. Many are influenced by their parents who pass on their values as part of the nurturing process of raising a child. (more…)
Western Sydney – Labor’s dumping ground for immigrants!
Friday, June 6th, 2008The Rudd Government’s plan to extend the immigration program means Sydney’s population will grow by nearly one million over the next 13 years. This is more than 350,000 over what Sydney’s planners had expected. (more…)
Mega Bank Mergers – greed is good!
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008Our last round of bank mergers ripped the heart out of country towns and transferred countless thousands on the unemployment scrapheap. Generations of farmers were wiped out as faceless (and heartless) bankers in remote city skyscrapers gave the command to wind them up. The scars of this recent era still run deep in the psyche of the bush. (more…)
Electricity Privatisation – Power without Glory for NSW Labor!
Thursday, May 8th, 2008When Bob Carr and Michael Egan tried to reform the electricity industry in 1997 they were soundly defeated by union heavyweights John Della Bosca and Michael Costa who were well supported by left-wing geriatrics in the NSW Parliament. ‘The Hogg/Egan proposition is a suicide note to the Australian Labor Party’ thundered Ian McDonald. (more…)

