HOW THE ABC STITCHED UP PAULINE HANSON
Here's how the ABC's Four Corners on Monday stitched up Pauline Hanson and broke the law doing it.
Bolt believes it's not the place of media or journalism to reveal or investigate what's behind the curtain their job is merely to decorate it. Disregarded and trashed candidates and supporters have no right of access to media to have their story told. The possibility of electoral fraud is to remain a secret and definitely not an area of media inquiry unless it's a union. These are apparently Bolt principles and if you give it any consideration Tony Abbott's principles too when he expected the ABC to support everything he does like a cheer squad. Hide as much as you can don't let the public know the reality behind the scenes and if they do find out attack the messenger or the victims not the perps. TRIGGS WOULD TURN YOUR KIDS INTO INFORMERS
Gillian Triggs, Human Rights Commission
president, against free speech: "Sadly, you can say what you like around
the kitchen table at home." Paul Syvret, Courier Mail
columnist: "This, our brave crusaders for the right to be bigots argued,
was the thought police gone barking mad. No. It is a sane and
reasonable voice of tolerance.
IN DEFENCE OF MARK LATHAM
Many recent attacks on Mark Latham have
been pathetic and hypocritically vicious. Many critics exaggerated
his sins and want Latham silenced not because he's rude but because he's
right. Janet Albrechtsen takes on Annabel Crabb's snide abuse while
Alan Jones says it best: Latham's critics should just take "a spoonful
of cement and harden up".
A RING TO BIND THEM TO THEIR MASTER'S WILL
This is ridiculous - and even oppressive.
Bosses at big companies like Qantas and Google have "suggested" their
employees wear black rings with a gap to show they support same-sex
marriage. Or show that they have a future at their company, perhaps,
because it's not quite clear how this push for "tolerance" quite works
now.
THERESA MAY SAYS NO TO SCARF IN SAUDI ARABIA
Excellent. A refusal to betray her own
culture and submit as a woman: "British Prime Minister Theresa May has
forgone wearing a headscarf during her visit to Saudi Arabia." Which is
not what our Foreign Minister Julie Bishop did in Iran.
MORE WARNINGS OF A CRASH WE'LL IGNORE
Two more warnings that we're headed for
strife as we spend more than we earn, individually and through
government. First, the Reserve Bank says housing debts are rising twice
as fast as incomes, with banks are lending to people who can't repay.
Second, former Future Fund boss David Murray says a huge property
collapse can't be ruled out.
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