The latest debt figures prove the stark differences between Australia’s political parties, Alan Austin reports.
Measuring a decade of reckless Liberal Party debt
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(And for those of you who don’t know the etymology of the word “patronise” it means to talk down to someone like a father would. Interesting that “matronise” isn’t a word as far as spellcheck is concerned because every time I tried to write it, the computer helpfully changed it to “patronise”.)
Source: Bettina Arndt And You Just Don’t Know How Hard It Is To Be A Man! – » The Australian Independent Media Network
Peter Dutton can wave goodbye to the very slim chance he had of becoming Prime Minister now that former Prime Minister Scott Morrison is back working his magic in the media commenting […]
Peter Dutton and the Liberal Party given the kiss of death by Scott Morrison
ScheerPost is a finalist in six categories in the Los Angeles Press Club’s 66th annual Southern California Journalism Awards for work published in 2023. The winners of this year’s awards will be announced June 23 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
Source: ScheerPost is a Finalist in Six SoCal Journalism Award Categories – ScheerPost
Servants of Empire
With their quiet admission of U.S. government funding, New Lines joins an ever-growing list of organizations like Graphika and Bellingcat that present themselves as independent but are funded by the U.S. government. Former U.S. state and intelligence officials staff them and dutifully repeat U.S. government narratives and talking points.
Through their reports and studies, groups like New Lines launder Washington’s narratives into the public domain, smuggled in under the guise of objectivity. Worse still, New Lines has been at the forefront of attacking and demonizing the few dissenting voices left in American society, their reports being used to further marginalize alternative media – the only place where serious domestic critique of U.S. foreign policy can occur. It is, therefore, doubly crucial that organizations like New Lines are understood for precisely what they are: the State Department’s attack dogs.
From PropOrNot to New Lines: How Washington is Weaponizing Media
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