Date: August 30, 2023Author: Editor, cairnsnews 159 Comments By Stephen Reason On the eve of a rare blue supermoon, as the season turns and the Gregorian calendar denotes its final August days — we have finally been given a date. Many months of secrecy and speculation have preceded this historic announcement: The 2023 Voice ReferendumContinue reading “Albanese – the Global Corporatocracy’s regional man — a wretched marble-mouthed imbecile entrusted with finalising the “sale” of Australia to the Oligarchical Globalists via the Voice”
Category Archives: The Idiocy and Treachery of Labor
Labor legislation coming to outlaw small business and owner drivers
Date: October 3, 2023Author: Editor, cairnsnews 1 Comment From Self-Employed Australia We really need to let you know what’s going on with the new industrial relations Bill, called the ‘Loophole Bill’.Hold on to your hats. This is something much more radical and far-reaching than anyone could have expected. To call it a Bill closing ‘loopholes’ isContinue reading “Labor legislation coming to outlaw small business and owner drivers”
We need a voice on immigration: Conservatives must win this battle
Jordan Knight Flat White Getty Images Jordan Knight 26 September 2023 5:30 AM ‘Chase too many rabbits, you’ll catch none,’ as the old saying goes. The right in Australia will soon be putting this theory to the test as they contend two major battles this year: the Voice referendum, and record immigration intake. They mayContinue reading “We need a voice on immigration: Conservatives must win this battle”
QED
Dan Andrews, Political Crossdresser Simon P. Kennedy What would you say if I told you that Dan Andrews’, affable Premier of the self-proclaimed ‘Education State’, is leading the most radical government Victoria has ever seen? It might come as a surprise to some, but that is the reality Victorians are now facing. In a recentContinue reading “QED”
NATO digs its own deeper into Zelensky’s Ukrainian mire
Date: September 28, 2023Author: Editor, cairnsnews 2 Comments By COSSACK COLONEL YURI KOMIYENKOThe Russian Forces have been smashing the enemy in all its forms and recently took 84 Polish PoWs. They were asking to surrender a second group of 104 in the same region. During transport 20 died of their injuries. Inside Poland near theContinue reading “NATO digs its own deeper into Zelensky’s Ukrainian mire”
Albanese – the Global Corporatocracy’s regional man — a wretched marble-mouthed imbecile entrusted with finalising the “sale” of Australia to the Oligarchical Globalists via the Voice
Date: August 30, 2023Author: Editor, cairnsnews 159 Comments By Stephen Reason On the eve of a rare blue supermoon, as the season turns and the Gregorian calendar denotes its final August days — we have finally been given a date. Many months of secrecy and speculation have preceded this historic announcement: The 2023 Voice ReferendumContinue reading “Albanese – the Global Corporatocracy’s regional man — a wretched marble-mouthed imbecile entrusted with finalising the “sale” of Australia to the Oligarchical Globalists via the Voice”
ALBANESE’S FOLLY: The Voice that will Sound his End
The 2023 Voice Referendum will be held on Saturday, October 14 Stephen Reason 30 Aug 2023 Yes, it will sound his political demise On the eve of a rare blue supermoon, as the season turns and the Gregorian calendar denotes its final August days — we have finally been given a date. Many months ofContinue reading “ALBANESE’S FOLLY: The Voice that will Sound his End”
Working your butt off to pay your own way? This man probably doesn’t like you
Politics First it was landlords. Now it is anyone who lives in inner-Brisbane. Why is it always the voters’ fault when things don’t go the way politicians want, asks Madonna King Madonna King Print article The latest attack on voters is by the Government’s deputy premier Steven Miles, who has labelled those living in innerContinue reading “Working your butt off to pay your own way? This man probably doesn’t like you”
Free speech fights back
Who will save us from Labor’s Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation Bill? Rebecca Weisser Features Australia [Getty Images] Rebecca Weisser 2 September 2023 9:00 AM Big Brother is coming. Or Big Sister with a penis who must be obeyed. The time for consultation has expired on Labor’s Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation Bill and the government, withContinue reading “Free speech fights back”
New HRC madness
Australian Notes Michael Sexton [Getty Images] Michael Sexton 9 September 2023 9:00 AM In Canberra a parliamentary committee is considering whether to recommend a huge transfer of power from the elected executive government and elected parliamentarians to unelected and unqualified judges, many of whom, it might be thought, would not welcome these functions. And, becauseContinue reading “New HRC madness”
The Voice is the latest saviour cult
Alexandra Marshall Flat White Getty Images Alexandra Marshall 10 September 2023 1:32 AM Is Western Civilisation’s middle-class being pranked? The people we thought we knew – peers, colleagues, relatives, and friends – are repeating ever-more ridiculous slogans to remain within the ‘popular’ crowd. Where, one wonders, can they go after nodding along to the ‘femaleContinue reading “The Voice is the latest saviour cult”
Incredible claims
Chalmers must have his eyes on the Lodge rather than on our economic future Features Australia Kevin Andrews [Getty Images] Kevin Andrews 9 September 2023 9:00 AM The Intergenerational report is designed to provide a 40-year outlook on the Australian economy and the government’s budget. It is meant to examine the long-term sustainability of currentContinue reading “Incredible claims”
The dire state of New Zealand
Kiwis are fleeing. For good reason James Allan Features Australia New Zealand [Getty Images] James Allan 2 September 2023 9:00 AM In six weeks from now, on 14 October, voters in New Zealand will go to the polls at a general election. (As an aside, voters here in Australia will also go to the pollsContinue reading “The dire state of New Zealand”
The road to Calvary
Paul Collits Getty Images Paul Collits 6 September 2023 4:00 AM A presentation by the estimable Fr Tony Percy, until recently Vicar-General of the Catholic Archdiocese of Canberra-Goulburn, on the Australian Capital Territory government’s recent ‘takeover’ of Calvary Hospital, was just one among many outstanding speeches and papers delivered at the annual Samuel Griffith SocietyContinue reading “The road to Calvary”
Albo’s first 44 words committed Australia to the Uluru Statement
Anonymous Flat White Getty Images Anonymous 3 September 2023 5:00 AM Within the first 44 words uttered by the new Prime Minister of Australia on May 21 last year, Anthony Albanese had committed his party to adopting a document – in full – that he had never read. The first 25 words were an acknowledgementContinue reading “Albo’s first 44 words committed Australia to the Uluru Statement”
Energy
The Incoherent Roadmap to Net Zero John Cameron In 2021 we were confidently told that it would cost $78 billion to rewire the grid for renewables and that the average annual household electricity bill would fall by $275 under Labor because, as Anthony Albanese explained, ‘we have done the modelling’2. Despite the Prime Minister’s assurances,Continue reading “Energy”
Spinning the myth of Global Warming for corporate gain
Alan Moran Flat White Getty Images Alan Moran 25 August 2023 4:00 AM Although in 2011, the Commonwealth Budget papers compiled all the measures that were being implemented to foster renewable energy, that assembly ceased, presumably, because it was recognised as being antipathetic to the notion that wind and solar were cheaper than the fossilContinue reading “Spinning the myth of Global Warming for corporate gain”
Australia’s ideologically-driven energy crisis
Michael de Percy Michael de Percy 23 August 2023 4:00 AM Labor’s energy policy won’t reduce our energy bills by $275 in 2025. When questioned about this promise in 2021, Prime Minister Albanese replied, ‘I don’t think, I know. I know because we have done the modelling.’ The ABC’s ‘promise check’ tells us this electionContinue reading “Australia’s ideologically-driven energy crisis”
Indigenous bureaucracies keep the gap alive
Lincoln Brown Flat White Getty Images Lincoln Brown 21 August 2023 4:30 AM While reading Thomas Mayo and Kerry O’Brien’s The Voice to Parliament Handbook: All the detail you need, I was reminded of a quote by Ronald Reagan: ‘The most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government and I’m here toContinue reading “Indigenous bureaucracies keep the gap alive”
Rowan Dean: Government doesn’t work and can’t close ‘the gap’
Rowan Dean Flat White Getty Images Rowan Dean 22 August 2023 4:00 AM Prime Minister Anthony Albanese may not have had time to read the fine print of the Uluru Statement from the Heart on what his precious Voice to Parliament is supposed to achieve, such as an unspecified percentage of GDP going to payContinue reading “Rowan Dean: Government doesn’t work and can’t close ‘the gap’”
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