Orange Planet Bad
Donald Trump might not have had a great success at the midterms, as predicted winning some and losing some, but the Mother Nature seems to be celebrating Donald Making Earth …
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Kill the normies, slaughter the weirdos
At the ever-excellent Quillette, Vincent Harinam and Bob Henderson have a long a thoughtful piece about the continuing fraying of the societal connectiveness and trust, resulting in ever greater polarisation …
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Midterm Madness Mars ‘Merica’s Mood
The voting still continues on the left coast, but from the results so far it seems like the opinion polls were correct in general – the Democrats take the House, …
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What Cultural Marxism has wrought
I will keep using the term “cultural Marxism” not only because it annoys cultural Marxists but also because it is accurate. At “The Australian”, editor-at-large Paul Kelly has a good …
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Australia welcome another Arthur
Long time no ambassador: A former legal adviser to Ronald Reagan has been nominated as the next United States ambassador to Australia. US President Donald Trump has nominated distinguished lawyer Arthur …
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Five brave predictions for post-midterms
While I’ll sleep the sleep of the innocent, the America, or about half of it, probably a bit more than usual this time, will vote in the most important election …
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“What if women went on a sex strike before the midterms?”
…and no one noticed. After the “Grab them by the ballot” nude photo shoot by “a diverse group of 10 Vermont women”, today, with only a few days to go …
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Swipe left, swipe right, swipe it all about
Politics ruins everything, part 578. As if there weren’t enough fake profiles on dating apps, whether bots trying to entice the unwary to other sites or sad individuals trying to …
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Capitalism is a sin
Two weeks ago, two of the world’s biggest leftist celebrities, Michael Moore and Pope Francis, met briefly at the Vatican, at the latter’s weekly general audience. At the time, I …
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Once a Lemon, always a Lemon
After his brilliantly unselfconscious pronouncement earlier this week (“We have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized …
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Don’t you dare criticise niqab
We’re going very fast from “it’s illiberal to ban niqab/burqa” (which is a serious argument) to “criticising niqab/burqa is racist, bigoted and Islamophobic”: Israeli model Bar Refaeli has sparked widespread …
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Grab Them By The Ballot
Whoever thought of this terrible idea is a terrible person – and I don’t even think this is a 4chan prank: BREAKING NEWS: Democrat-supporting women strip off for photo shoot …
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Waleed Wars: The Empire Nails Back
When you’re Waleed “The Hammer” Aly, every issue looks like a nail. For those many of you who have dearly missed the Golden Logie winner’s trademark skill – or rather …
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Pakistan vs Asia Bibi
A long running case reaches its final stage: A Pakistani court has overturned the death sentence of a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy, a case that has polarised the nation. …
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The problem with white men
When life gives you Lemons, it’s time to switch off CNN: CNN's Don Lemon: "We have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is …
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Happy Halloween, except in Mongolia
Mongolian government forbids cultural appropriation: Mongolia has banned the celebration of Halloween in schools this year, reflecting growing fears that the landlocked country’s rapid economic transformation is eroding its native …
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What is and what is not anti-Semitism
In the aftermath of the massacre at the Pittsburgh synagogue there has been a lot of debate about anti-Semitism. It’s a phenomenon that sadly exists on the fringes of both …
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Europe’s blasphemy, old and new
Europe is a big continent , with lots going on in different parts of it, but I’ll be quite interested to see how these two trends might get reconciled: Ireland’s …
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This was my Poland
Make sure to check out this stunning collection of photographs: In the early 1980s, while Gdansk and Warsaw were in the midst of a sociopolitical upheaval of great impact on …
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“All Jews must die”
Another day, another reminder of the evil in the world, not in some faraway dark corners of the globe but right in the midst of us: A gunman yelling, “All …
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