Saturday, November 14, 2009

Quadrant Online

Posted on: Quadrant Online
(15 November, 2009)

"V" will eat you

Read more of my piece.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

American Thinker

Posted on: American Thinker Blog
(11 November, 2009)

Climate Change Blackmail (1976)

Climate change as a reason to ship
money for the developing world is
not a new idea...

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Saturday, November 7, 2009

Quadrant Online

Posted online: Quadrant Online
(7 November, 2009)

Singer out of tune

Excerpt:

Early on, Singer introduces readers
to valiant Wesley; for stout-hearted
Wesley didn’t hesitate to bravely
save a man from an oncoming train.
“What if I told you that you, too, can
save a life, even many lives?” he asks.
This sets the book’s tone. And, to
paraphrase Oscar Wilde, I’d have to
have a heart of stone not to laugh.

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Family Security Matters

Posted on: Family Security Matters
(3 November, 2009)

Surprise – Princeton Professor Says,
'I Ought to Torture a Terrorist' to
Save New York

Excerpt:

Still, Singer’s openness to “torturing
a terrorist” in order “to stop a
nuclear bomb” is welcome. Today,
toxic moralists claim that torture
in all circumstances is wrong, a
position Sir Winston Churchill – to
his credit - rejected.

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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Quadrant Magazine

My piece printed in: Quadrant
Magazine* (November, 2009)

From Red China to Regan's America

Mao's Last Dancer has three faces - but don't
fear. It isn't at all like The United States of
Tara.

Avialable at newsagents across Australia

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Quadrant Online

Posted on: Quadrant Online
(1 November, 2009)

An Education at the movies

The movie's conservative lesson?
Never jump into a sports car with
a stranger.

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Saturday, October 24, 2009

Quadrant Online

Posted on: Quadrant Online
(24 October, 2009)

Their Favourite Dictator

Chávez even banned the
Simpsons, because they’re
allegedly immoral, as
opposed to the cult of
Fidel Castro. After
ordering the subversive
cartoon family off air,
Venezuelan television
decided to replace them
with Baywatch’s cartoonish
babes, for some questionable
reasons only known to the
dictator.

Read more of my piece.

Update,19 November 2009:
This piece is also available on
On Line Opinion.