Stop the boats? It’s working swimmingly!
Feb18

Stop the boats? It’s working swimmingly!

Tony Abbott’s policy of stopping the boats is going swimmingly. And the Left hates it. They would prefer for Australia’s government to completely neglect its responsibility to protect our borders. Instead, under the deceitful claim of compassion, the Left would welcome in those who seek to destroy our nation. They are living in a land of fantasy, fuelled by negative emotion. It starts with self-loathing. The Left hate themselves. Then...

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Google Afghanistan (and find child marriage (in Australia))
Feb14

Google Afghanistan (and find child marriage (in Australia))

Forty Australian soldiers have given their lives in Afghanistan. Their mission, as stated on the International Security Assistance Force webpage, was to support the Government of Afghanistan. For those of an inquiring mind, let’s dive into some Google magic and see what we can dig up on this government. After all, it has been deemed worthy enough to justify the loss of Australian blood. Probably the best place to start is by searching...

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AFA: Homosexual marriage cost LNP Griffith
Feb13

AFA: Homosexual marriage cost LNP Griffith

The Australian Family Association has issued a press release stating that the LNP’s Dr Bill Glasson lost the Griffith by-election due to his support for homosexual marriage. It certainly has merit and I have republished it in full below. There can be no doubt that Dr Glasson’s decision to adopt the same radical social policies as his Labor competitors reduced his appeal among conservative voters. Even in an urban seat like...

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The ABC of cars
Feb11

The ABC of cars

Australians have more access to news, views and entertainment than ever before. So let’s cut to chase. The ABC and SBS are unnecessary and expensive state-run services and they should be flogged-off to the highest bidder. Sure, the 4,500 odd workers at these two organisations might face an uncertain future. But those that can compete in an open and free market will do just fine as part of a new commercialised media network. I’m sure...

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Tony Abbott, Malcolm Turnbull & the Griffith by-election
Feb03

Tony Abbott, Malcolm Turnbull & the Griffith by-election

Tony Abbott, more than any other person in this wide, bronzed land, will be hoping that the rather dull affair known as the Griffith by-election will follow the script of Australian political history this Saturday. The script is that governments never win by-elections, especially when the seat is held by the opposition. Okay, it’s not exactly never. It’s happened once federally and that was way back in 1920. Tony Abbott will be...

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Press Release: Defence to terminate commission of Christian officer

The Chief of Defence Force has written to me that he intends to terminate my commission in the Army Reserve. I have been given until 5 February, 2014, to respond. I issued the following press release a short time ago. ***** Defence: Christian officer to have commission terminated   Bernard Gaynor faces termination of his Army Commission for objecting to Defence support of lewd, public displays of sexual behaviour and insults against...

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Afghanistan: Home by Christmas but the war goes on
Dec13

Afghanistan: Home by Christmas but the war goes on

Australian forces will soon return from Afghanistan and the Diggers will be home for Christmas. But the war is not over. The efforts, sacrifices and work done by thousands of Australian soldiers is now perched at the edge of a precipice. On one side waits the Taliban, ready to return to power. On the other side sits poppy-field chaos. And growing out of the precipice is a thin beanstalk, leading upwards to sunlit pastures and...

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Levelling Australia or levelling the playing field?
Dec12

Levelling Australia or levelling the playing field?

Australia needs a car industry. Without the ability to make vehicles, our entire nation’s dying manufacturing base will take a massive hit. Manufacturing produces wealth and it produces jobs. Knowledge does not. It is simply nothing more than a big myth that you can have a knowledge-based economy. It rests on a faulty assumption: that we know more than other people and are more intelligent. And it runs on a big lie: that information...

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Underestimating the enemy
Dec06

Underestimating the enemy

Never underestimate your enemy. As a cliché, it’s an oldie. But it’s also a goodie. Unfortunately, it assumes that you know who your enemy is. And in the West’s case, we don’t. We don’t know who the enemy is because post-modern Western philosophy is based on the ideal that all people are good. It assumes that all ideas have inherent value. This philosophy presupposes that there is no enemy. But that’s a load of rubbish. Not all people...

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‘The traitorous ABC’ or ‘A mug’s game with Indonesia’
Dec05

‘The traitorous ABC’ or ‘A mug’s game with Indonesia’

The ABC’s decision to publish stolen top secret documents has clearly damaged Australia’s relationship with Indonesia. And for what? So smirking ABC journalists could thumb their nose at the new government that they hate so much. It cannot be for any other reason. It is not in the public’s interest to know about the contents of classified surveillance programs. If it was, they would not be classified. And it most certainly is not in...

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