HOMOPHOBIA AND GROSS HIPOCRISY: And let’s not doubt that the Folau row has been cooked up by the Left, specifically by its ever-vocal, ever-ready-to-take-offence, gay lesbian and trans sub-branch. They could have ignored it – most leftists don’t believe in Hell anyway, so why, except for troublemaking purposes, should they take any notice of someone who, for all their high-minded strictures against “racism”, they probably privately regard as a superstitious Pacific island meathead? But they did, and it was owing to them and their confected rage that GoFundMe realised which side its bread was buttered on and ditched Folau. It inadvertently did him a favour. His funding shot up with the facility the Australian Christian Lobby sponsored. Incidentally, this has revealed, just as the federal election did, that there are still fair-minded people in the community not yet indoctrinated in PC tosh despite the unremitting efforts of a generation of school and university teachers – certainly more of them than the Left, believing only what it tells itself through its propaganda network at the ABC and the “quality media”, even suspects the existence of.

Folau: the whole article just here

EUTHANASING OF ABBOTT. Whatever his enemies' goals or the different tacks their campaigns took, a bunch of political pygmies won, and the nation lost (…) Morrison as well must be delighted Abbott is no longer around, despite smiling photos. I suspect he would still not have offered Abbott a portfolio of substance in the new Government. He has “moved on”. It is his show now. Abbott, whatever his skills and potential contribution to the team, would be seen as a lingering and unwelcome reminder of battles past. And Morrison’s role in both regicides was not nothing, despite his immaculate talent for blending into the background when blood is being spilled. No, what Morrison feared most was Abbott retaining his seat and the Libs losing government. Abbott — arguably one of Australia’s best-ever opposition leaders, along with Whitlam and Fraser — would surely have been exceedingly well placed to take up his old job yet again. And he would again have done a great job.

Abbott.The whole article just here

MURRAY RIVER.The Murray-Darling Basin Authority, manned by over 400 inexperienced and water-unaware people implementing only one directive: to return water to "the environment". As an example of well-intentioned stupidity it has no equal in the entire history of environmental mismanagement (…)Industries such as the washed-potato industry, dairying and rice and corn industries have been brought to their knees and producers are leaving for another future. As an example, prior to the implementation of the MDB Plan the Riverina rice industry was the most productive and efficient rice industry in the world, producing around one and a half million tonnes of paddy per year and exported to over 40 countries. The season just completed the crop was down to just 59,000 tonnes and the outlook for next season is zero production. So this much lauded and very expensive Plan has failed the environment, failed the people, failed our food producers and destroyed the future for nearly two million Australians.

Murray the whole article just here

ULURU.The 2017 Uluru Statement by indigenous leaders about recognition declared that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander “tribes” were the first “sovereign” nations of the Australian continent and adjacent islands: a vast canvas dotted with laws and customs of the various tribes. The statement called for the establishment of “a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution”. Soon afterwards the Referendum Council appointed by the Turnbull government proposed that the Constitution be amended to provide for a representative body that gives indigenous people a voice to the federal parliament and the right to be consulted on matters that affect them.The details of this proposal have not yet been worked out. Various commentators have suggested that in the absence of a right to veto legislation the proposed Aboriginal advisory body, the so-called special “voice to parliament”, is a comfortable fit with the structure of responsible government, although it is clear from the context that this will not be a voice for all citizens but a voice for a certain section of the community defined by race (…)The central issue is whether a group within the community defined by race should be given a constitutionally enshrined entitlement to participate in the parliamentary process in a way not open to other citizens.

Uluru the whole article just here

ABORIGINAL SYNDROME. How might we begin to solve the problems afflicting Aborigines? The example of Italians, Greek and other immigrants perhaps provides a template. They, too, were outsiders in an alien culture, so they formed ethnic clubs while integrating over one or two generations to fully realise the opportunities to all - including indigenous Australians (…) There is no reason why Aboriginals could not successfully emulate that example by creating Aboriginal clubs in cities and towns where there might be sufficient numbers of them to make it viable. The Australian government could be counted on to enthusiastically and generously support the idea which would provide unlimited opportunity for Aboriginals to practice their culture to their hearts’ content without imposing it on the general public. Non-Aboriginals wishing to widen their acquaintance with that culture could attend club events to indulge their interest. Such an arrangement ought to satisfy all legitimate cultural needs of both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians.

Aboriginal syndrome - the whole article here

Read the Comments, too. One of them says: "Any one of mixed race is a biological example of reconciliation!"

Source: Quadrant