MOHAMMED, THE PIONEER ENVIRONMENTALIST – Religious ignorance and religious ignorance meets in the person of Linda Sarsour, a sharia advocate and one of the organisers […]
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The best and the worst of The Daily Chrenk 2016-17
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Nah, let’s not be so melodramatically Dickensian or so Dickensianally melodramatic. The past […]
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Happy 1st birthday, The Daily Chrenk
My my, how the time flies. One year old today. How has it been? It has been many things. It’s been long overdue. In September […]
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In defence of suburbia
As my friends know only too well, I read. A lot. Amongst the books I read I find many good and great that are pleasure […]
Continue reading »ENOUGH OF THIS S*** – I don’t think I’m the only one to think that enough is enough. We have now had months after months […]
Continue reading »DEAD STAFFER – If this has any legs, it’s a big big story. But that’s a big big “if”: It has been almost a year […]
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You can’t handle strong, smart, beautiful black woman
Kara McCullough is a 25-year-old scientist from the District of Columbia who works for the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission. She’s also black, and she’s just […]
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Donald Trump – the president the left deserves, and we all get
After crying wolf (or rather crying fascist) about every prominent right-wing politician for several generations, the left has finally got someone who comes closer to […]
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How unaffordable was my valley (or how green was my smashed avo)
I feel for the Gen Y and the Millennials, I really do. I know that I often mock them for all their bad traits and […]
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Malcolm in the Middle
Federal Budgets generally give the government of the day a poll bounce, even if only a momentary one. Some fall flat and register barely a […]
Continue reading »DOES ONLINE DATING LOWER YOUR SELF-ESTEEM? Online dating will damage your self-esteem and leaves people more upset about how they look. A study has found […]
Continue reading »HOW BAD IS LABOR? – The Liberals may disappoint and break one’s heart, but Labor appals. No matter how bad the Liberals will be, Labor […]
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Bulldozing the “liberators”
How do we remember the dead? How do we remember the war dead? How do we remember the controversial war dead? In Europe, history is […]
Continue reading »THE MOST DEPRESSING WORDS YOU WILL READ THIS MORNING – come from “The Australian”‘s Paul Kelly, who for the past few decades has seen it […]
Continue reading »STALIN AGAINST COMMUNITY STANDARDS – So Facebook suspended an account for three days on account of this meme: Either the algorithms or the people or […]
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Let God kill them all AND sort them out
Some very concerning news from our neighbour up north, where the outgoing governor of Jakarta, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, commonly known as Ahok, was sentenced to […]
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Triggser warning
The Australian Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs has finally found freedom of speech she would like to defend – Yassmin Abdel-Magied’s. Being inexperienced in […]
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Surplus, somewhere over the rainbow
As St Augustine has once prayed, “God, give me chastity, but not yet.” And so it is with budget surplus, the Godot of Australian federal […]
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Nothing budget about the Budget
Language constantly evolves to match the evolving society. Words get old and become obsolete, new words come in to enrich our vocabulary. We are witnessing […]
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The eyes have it
To all my friends and readers, the old and the new, apologies that I won’t be able to blog as regularly and as much as […]
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