Puppet Realisations: Biden Stands Aside
Having been endorsed as the only viable candidate to battle Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential elections, Joe Biden was subsequently browbeaten and harried into […]
Politics
Elect Politicians with Jeremy Corbyn’s Values in Australia
By Denis Hay Introduction Choosing politicians who prioritize social justice, public ownership, and anti-austerity measures can transform Australia’s political landscape. Jeremy Corbyn’s policies in the […]
Deficits That Really Matter: Shaping Australia’s Future
By Denis Hay Introduction Australia faces several critical deficits that threaten its future. From education and jobs to healthcare and climate, these deficits undermine social […]
Understanding Federal Government Deficit and Surplus
By Denis Hay Introduction Australia’s federal politicians often liken the national economy to a household budget, perpetuating myths about deficits and surpluses. This comparison misleads […]
The Convulsed Republic: The Shooting of Donald Trump
As a nation, the United States, as if we did not already know, is convulsed. Paranoid and divided, giddy with conspiracy and deranged by a […]
Understanding Australian Government Finances
By Denis Hay Introduction Understanding the Australian government’s finances is crucial for grasping the broader economic picture. Misconceptions about budget surpluses and deficits often lead […]
Listen to him
Listen to him; three words saved a Presidential candidacy and shook my world as I embarked upon the ever-narrowing track of the sunset years of […]
Federal Deficits: Debunking Government Myths
By Denis Hay Introduction The fear of federal deficits is a common narrative used by politicians to justify austerity measures and cuts to social services. […]
The IPA just exploded their argument that the “Atlas Network” is tinfoil hat conspiracy
The Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) has just shown its links to the Atlas Network, the group to which the Heritage Foundation and Project 2025 […]
Australian Futures: Can More Co-Operation Be Achieved Between Progressives Here?
By Denis Bright In the absence of a stronger leftwing tradition in Australian politics, a loose coalition between the Labor, the Greens and a range […]
Trendy Appointments: Australia’s Special Antisemitism Envoy
Was there any need for this? Australia’s Albanese government, harried by the conservative opposition for going soft on pro-Palestinian protests and the war in Gaza […]
In Westminster at Last: The Threat of Nigel Farage
“This is the inflection point,” warned Nigel Farage last month as he assumed the reins of power at the incarnated Reform UK party, standard bearer […]
The Atlas Network and the Council for National Policy: America’s global revolution
Twice in a fortnight, the president of the Heritage Foundation has declared that America is experiencing its second revolution. The revolution would remain bloodless (because […]
Massacre at the Ballot: The Punishing of the Tories
Few would have staked their political fortune, let alone any other sort of reward, on a return of the British Conservatives on July 4. The […]
A Speech for the American President
By James Moore (Understand, this is just a prospective speech I wrote hoping the president might offer something similar soon. These are points I think […]