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Episcopalians draw the line at African refugees, if they're white...

Tuesday, 13 May 2025

Thanks as always to reader KB who writes:

Faced with the spectre of having to deal with refugees who might actually contribute to American society, the Episcopalians would rather close up shop...!
 
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Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde is the leader of the Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) (Screenshot: The View/Youtube) The far-left leadership of the Episcopal Church announced Monday that it is severing its nearly 40-year partnership with the U.S. government to resettle refugees — all because the Trump administration dared to classify white South African Afrikaners as refugees in need of ...
Oh no! Look at those white supremacists waving American flags!
Screenshot: C-SPAN. U.S. officials welcomed the first group of white South African Afrikaner refugees to the United States today. A total of 59 individuals, primarily families with children, arrived at Dulles International Airport near Washington, D.C., under a new refugee program established by an executive order signed in February.
This represents a major blow in the Left's efforts to destroy the West.

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Therapeutic Albanese's formal announcement of his ministry

Monday, 12 May 2025

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Cabinet

Anthony Albanese MP Prime Minister
Richard Marles MP Deputy Prime Minister
Minister for Defence
Senator Penny Wong Minister for Foreign Affairs
Dr Jim Chalmers MP Treasurer
Senator Katy Gallagher Minister for Finance
Minister for the Public Service
Minister for Women
Minister for Government Services
Senator Don Farrell Minister for Trade and Tourism
Special Minister of State
Tony Burke MP Minister for Home Affairs
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship
Minister for Cyber Security
Minister for the Arts
Mark Butler MP Minister for Health and Ageing
Minister for Disability and the National Disability Insurance Scheme
Chris Bowen MP Minister for Climate Change and Energy
Catherine King MP Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
Amanda Rishworth MP Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
Jason Clare MP Minister for Education
Michelle Rowland MP Attorney-General
Tanya Plibersek MP Minister for Social Services
Julie Collins MP Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Clare O’Neil MP Minister for Housing
Minister for Homelessness
Minister for Cities
Madeleine King MP Minister for Resources
Minister for Northern Australia
Senator Murray Watt Minister for the Environment and Water
Senator Malarndirri McCarthy Minister for Indigenous Australians
Anika Wells MP Minister for Communications
Minister for Sport
Pat Conroy MP Minister for Defence Industry
Minister for Pacific Island Affairs
Dr Anne Aly MP Minister for Small Business
Minister for International Development
Minister for Multicultural Affairs
Senator Tim Ayres Minister for Industry and Innovation
Minister for Science

Outer Ministry

Matt Keogh MP Minister for Veterans’ Affairs
Minister for Defence Personnel
Kristy McBain MP Minister for Regional Development, Local Government and Territories
Minister for Emergency Management
Andrew Giles MP Minister for Skills and Training
Senator Jenny McAllister Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme
Dr Daniel Mulino MP Assistant Treasurer
Minister for Financial Services
Senator Dr Jess Walsh Minister for Early Childhood Education
Minister for Youth
Sam Rae MP Minister for Aged Care and Seniors

Assistant Ministers

Patrick Gorman MP Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister
Assistant Minister for the Public Service
Assistant Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
Matt Thistlethwaite MP Assistant Minister for Immigration
Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade
Dr Andrew Leigh MP Assistant Minister for Productivity, Competition, Charities and Treasury
Ged Kearney MP Assistant Minister for Social Services
Assistant Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence
Emma McBride MP Assistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
Assistant Minister for Rural and Regional Health
Senator Anthony Chisholm Assistant Minister for Resources
Assistant Minister for Regional Development
Assistant Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Josh Wilson MP Assistant Minister for Climate Change and Energy
Assistant Minister for Emergency Management
Julian Hill MP Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs
Assistant Minister for International Education
Rebecca White Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care
Assistant Minister for Indigenous Health
Assistant Minister for Women
Dr Andrew Charlton MP Cabinet Secretary
Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and the Digital Economy
Senator Nita Green Assistant Minister for Northern Australia
Assistant Minister for Tourism
Assistant Minister for Pacific Island Affairs
Peter Khalil MP Assistant Minister for Defence


In addition, I intend to appoint the following Special Envoys.

Special Envoys

Susan Templeman MP Special Envoy for the Arts
Luke Gosling OAM MP Special Envoy for Defence, Veterans’ Affairs and Northern Australia
Dan Repacholi MP Special Envoy for Men’s Health
Josh Burns MP Special Envoy for Social Housing and Homelessness
Marion Scrymgour MP Special Envoy for Remote Communities
Kate Thwaites MP Special Envoy for Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience
Tim Watts MP Special Envoy for Indian Ocean Affairs

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2GB's Mark Levy commits career suicide - lazily bloviating on abortion - "I SUPPORT IT!"

Monday, 12 May 2025

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There are some subjects that invoke intensely private, conscientious and deeply held beliefs on matters of principle.

Churches, counsellors and spiritual advisors are best placed to guide discussions on those matters.

There are definitely matters that should publicly be approached with gravitas, respect and some caution.

Wise broadcasters take these topics seriously, and avoid broadcasts that are likely to insult, deeply offend and turn-off substantial numbers of their listeners.

Today, Mark Levy voluntarily brought up the topic of abortion.

He gave it a brief, passing, once-over-lightly mention - then told us "I support it".

The switchboard at 2GB would have been swamped with calls today and you can bet, none of them would have gone to air. 

Levy decided to flippantly throw away a lazy view in support of abortion which would have lost him a substantial slice of the listenership.  Just like that. 
 
Look, my view is fairly straightforward. When it comes to a woman's body, it's her decision.
 
You might think that's a simplistic view on things, but who am I to tell a woman what she should or shouldn't do with her body?
 
That's a decision for her.
 
It's something I certainly support as well.

He supports it. 
 
Here it is:

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Page Research Centre on the implications of a second Albanese government.

Sunday, 11 May 2025

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Page Research Centre 

 
Buckle up.
Labor’s next three years are going to slam Aussie wallets—and hard.
Houses, cars, energy, all expected to surge in price. Uncontrolled immigration straining the system.
Here’s what’s coming, and why life is about to get more expensive.
 
ONE: House prices will keep surging.
 
Labor plans to introduce a new tax on unrealised capital gain. While this might sound like it only hits the wealthy, in reality, it’s going to punch everyday Australians in the gut—especially anyone trying to buy their first home.
Here’s why: Labor wants to tax “paper gains” inside super—even if you haven’t sold a thing. To dodge the risk of massive tax bills, retirees will pull their money from super and shove it into the family home. That’s extra demand without added supply. A recipe for disaster.
 
The AFR estimates up to $155 billion could flood into the housing market. That’s a tidal wave of cash, chasing too few homes in an already broken market. Prices will surge. More young Aussies locked out. And the dream of homeownership? Fast slipping away.
 
TWO: Your next car will cost thousands more.
 
Labor’s new “vehicle efficiency standard” is a backdoor ute tax. It’s a slap in the face to families, tradies, and small businesses—especially those outside the inner city. From July 1, cars that don’t meet Labor’s strict emissions targets will be slapped with penalties.
 
That means $9,700 extra for a Toyota RAV4. $14,400 more for a Ford Ranger.
 
And that’s not just for luxury models. It’s for everyday workhorses. Even hybrids get slugged. If you drive long distances, tow gear, or live in the bush—tough luck. Labor’s tax punishes you for not buying an EV… even though EVs are still unaffordable, impractical, and useless for half the country.
 
THREE: Power bills will keep climbing.
 
Labor promised cheaper energy. Instead, bills are soaring—and they’re not done yet. Why? Because they’ve bet everything on wind, solar, and batteries—without considering reliability or cost.
A renewables-heavy grid will cost up to $332 billion to build. That’s nearly double the cost of a mixed grid—including nuclear—and it still leaves us vulnerable to blackouts and price spikes when the weather turns.
It’s fantasy economics.
Electricity bills have already jumped 60% in real terms over the past decade. That’s an extra $3,400 per year ripped out of the average household budget. Labor’s energy plan? It’s more pain, with no end in sight.
 
FOUR: The immigration floodgates are still open.
 
Labor says it’ll reduce migration. But after letting in nearly 1 million people in just two years, do they really expect us to believe them?
They’ve lost control—not in boats, but in numbers.
The result? You’re living it. Soaring rents and house prices. Gridlocked roads. Stretched hospitals. More people, no new infrastructure—and no plan to fix it.
Labor’s mass migration binge is overwhelming the system. This isn’t nation-building. It’s a squeeze. Big business loves it. Universities profit. But Aussies are getting crushed.
Labor hasn't been able to fix it. They opened the taps wider.
If that’s their track record, why will the next three years be any different?
 
THE BOTTOM LINE:
 
Labor might think they have a mandate. But their policy implications are clear:
- Higher house prices
- Dearer cars
- Rising power bills
These next three years will test Australians.
But bad policy isn’t destiny—it’s a choice.
And choices can be reversed.
The sooner we push back, the sooner we fix this.

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Elon Musk on the 'widespread slaughter' to come from Islamic terrorism in Europe.

Sunday, 11 May 2025

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