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Tens of thousands of Australians saw the case for abortion dismantled on social media this week. Every time we expose the lie of abortion, the truth shines a little brighter.

This is a victory for Elon Musk over the absurdist eSafety Karen who exists only to enforce the approved State narrative. And it is a victory for everyday Australians over a censorious government that can no longer be trusted to have our best interests at heart.

The Boy Scouts of America have decided they will arrest declining membership by becoming more inclusive. From 2025, the Boy Scouts will be known simply as Scouting America.

Our forefathers would roll in their graves (and they’d roll their eyes too if they could) if they knew some 21st-century Westerners put ‘toxic’ and ‘masculinity’ in the same sentence. The truth is that healthy masculinity is a marvellous force for good.

The problem — and the charm — of inclusivity is that it strips everything of meaning. Take the decision by Hunter Valley Grammar School in New South Wales, for instance, to rename its traditional Mother’s Day Stall a “Family Gift Stall”.

Now, the radically intolerant leaders of Azerbaijan are preparing to invade Armenia itself and finish the job begun in 1915 of purging all Christians from the first Christian nation on earth.

In 2021, the New York Times swore black and blue that anyone sharing testimonies of the vaccine injured was an anti-vaxxer. Now the Times claim thousands were maimed. What gives?

The claim that President Donald Trump allegedly had threatened to withdraw the USA from NATO attracted considerable media attention. What the story did highlight was the inadequate amount that some European nations have been spending on their own defence.

Right now, hundreds of college campuses in America, Australia and elsewhere in the West are being “occupied” by militants and radicals. What we are currently witnessing has not come about by accident.

The government's recent announcement of an “age assurance” trial to filter the internet is a good start in combatting domestic violence — but it doesn’t go far enough.

Coffs Harbour-based author Steve Forkin faces court again on 8 May for Covid-related “offences”. The Christian apologist was charged by Coffs Harbour police in 2020 after being arrested for helping a Jewish friend.

Albanese has had seven months to call out anti-semitism and to slam the weekly pro-Palestinian protests that promote hate and bile against the Jewish community. Privately making the right noises, in hushed tones, to the nation’s rabbis is hardly a response, let alone leadership.

Australia's political leaders are making life hard for families, bribing voters, can't define the word woman, and have no idea how to confront a rising tide of antisemitism. Our country deserves better.

The BBC is worried that train drivers are “overwhelmingly middle-aged white men”. Now do Uber drivers! But I digress. Does the pigmentation of the train driver help the train stay on the tracks?

Albo keeps insisting to anyone who’ll listen that he’s the Prime Minister, but he keeps refusing to do the job of a Prime Minister.

China's economy will be increasingly subject to the dictates of the CCP’s state-dominated model, which Xi believes is superior to Western capitalism. The dangers for investors — and, by extension, trading partners such as Australia — are clear.

If anyone is really shocked about all this, they obviously know little about political Islam, about jihad, and about Islam’s longstanding hatred of Christians and Jews.

In the wake of two violent stabbings in Sydney, senior politicians and bureaucrats are promising to ramp up social media censorship to protect Australians from misinformation and violent content online.

Rather than answer the question as to how Australia became a place in which a clergyman cannot stand at his pulpit without fearing for his life, our political masters, champions of diversity, have decided to simply shut down all conversation on social media.

Strengthening family structures and addressing the impact of broken homes can help fix crime in Australia.