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Tuesday, 29 March, 2011
The “extremists” are not happy
Senator Barnaby Joyce writes: Last week they were labelled by Labor as Dungeons and Dragons conventionists, extremists, Ku Klux Klan members, oddballs and “that other audience”. In NSW on Saturday they were called voters. The Green-Labor-Independent “GLI movement” hardly received a resounding vote of confidence – another reason why there should be concern as to where they are taking our nation. More.
Libya’s terrorism option
Should Gaddafi survive, he will seek to cut off the coalition countries’ access to Libyan energy resources in the future. However, given Libya’s past use of terrorist strikes to lash out when attacked by Western powers, Gaddafi’s threats certainly raise the possibility that, desperate and hurting, he will once again return to terrorism. Scott Stewart. Read more.
• Geert Wilders on the failure of multiculturalism and how to turn the tide
“Cultures are not equal. They are different, because their roots are different. That is why the multiculturalists try to destroy our roots,” Geert Wilders said in a speech on Saturday. More.
• How’s the economic prediction game going?
Reports have come through of a sudden second wave downturn in the US housing market, something Bernanke said would not happen. Ken Phillips. Read more.
• NSW result puts Oakeshott and Windsor on notice, Truss says
Federal leader of The Nationals Warren Truss said the NSW election result has sent a message to indpendents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott. Read more.
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Government union collective bargaining 101
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Barry O’Farrell’s acceptance speech
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Tuesday, 29 March, 2011
The “extremists” are not happy
Senator Barnaby Joyce writes: Last week they were labelled by Labor as Dungeons and Dragons conventionists, extremists, Ku Klux Klan members, oddballs and “that other audience”. In NSW on Saturday they were called voters. The Green-Labor-Independent “GLI movement” hardly received a resounding vote of confidence – another reason why there should be concern as to where they are taking our nation. More.
Libya’s terrorism option
Should Gaddafi survive, he will seek to cut off the coalition countries’ access to Libyan energy resources in the future. However, given Libya’s past use of terrorist strikes to lash out when attacked by Western powers, Gaddafi’s threats certainly raise the possibility that, desperate and hurting, he will once again return to terrorism. Scott Stewart. Read more.
• Geert Wilders on the failure of multiculturalism and how to turn the tide
“Cultures are not equal. They are different, because their roots are different. That is why the multiculturalists try to destroy our roots,” Geert Wilders said in a speech on Saturday. More.
• How’s the economic prediction game going?
Reports have come through of a sudden second wave downturn in the US housing market, something Bernanke said would not happen. Ken Phillips. Read more.
• NSW result puts Oakeshott and Windsor on notice, Truss says
Federal leader of The Nationals Warren Truss said the NSW election result has sent a message to indpendents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott. Read more.
VIDEO:
Government union collective bargaining 101
VIDEO:
Barry O’Farrell’s acceptance speech
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