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Tips for Thursday, November 10
Tell us the news here. My editorial from The Bolt Report - how Donald Trump smashed the media and political elite:
Trump smashes the elites
DONALD Trump’s win is the biggest “f--- you” to all his enemies — the media, the politicians and Wall Street. The whole world now — and our own political class — has been given a shock and a warning. Stop bullying and patronising the silent majority or they will rise in terrible revolt.
President Trump will do in the ABC's head
Trump will completely expose the ABC's bias. Already host Virginia Trioli has snarked about Trump allegedly ogling his wife's breasts at the polling booth. (UPDATE: Anyone got the tape?)
On my shows tonight - The Trump revolution
On The Bolt Report at 7pm on Sky: the astonishing win (???) of Donald Trump. The revolution is on. Guests: Peta Credlin, Cory Bernardi, Mark Latham and Greg Sheridan. Time to panic? Or is it just the elites who must tremble?
Trump can win this thing
UPDATE: Trump can win this. He looks like taking must-win Florida. He is ahead in Ohio and Virginia, and even in Michigan, a traditional Democrat state. At 1:14pm, RealClearPolitics had Trump leading in the race to 270 electoral college votes: 140 to 97. The polls didn't lie: voters were just too scared of the Left to say they liked Trump.
Why is this man on the ABC?
Can someone explain why the ABC's 7.30 gave a platform to Islamist extremist Junaid Thorne to air his grievances and ideology? This is extraordinary.
Gillian Triggs deceived and now defames
Human Rights Commission boss Gillian Triggs - who has already admitted to misleading Parliament - also told a rank untruth about the Queensland students she helped to persecute. And is now faces legal action for defaming them as well.
Enoch is wrong, which is why I cannot show you
Palaszczuk Government Minister Leeanne Enoch claims the Racial Discrimination Act still allows free speech. False. Legal action she took means I cannot legally republish the article I wrote to show that I did not see about her what she now suggests.
Albrechtsen to Turnbull: please lead
Malcolm Turnbull had two options with the debate on restoring free speech. He could be dragged to it kicking and screaming, or he could have led it, thus honoring a promise, defending a principle and showing strength. He chose wrong again, and Janet Albrechtsen is not impressed.
Margaret Court gives ABC bias a serve
Tennis great Margaret Court is now a Christian pastor. When she was invited on to the ABC to discuss her new autobiography she realised she'd blasphemed against the new faith of this supposedly impartial broadcasting giant, now in the hands of the activist Left.
Tips for Wednesday, November 9
Tell us the news here, on Decision Day in the US. And here is my editorial from The Bolt Report - on a vote for Hillary Clinton being a dangerous vote for identity politics. Politics of the kind that guest Milo Yiannopoulos rejects so effectively.
How to interpret polls, by Emma Husar
When is a poll a damning indictment, and when is it irrelevant. It depends on precisely what question you've asked Labor MP Emma Husar.
On my show tonight - Milo Yiannopoulos
On The Bolt Report on Sky at 7pm - new conservative star Milo Yiannopoulos, fresh from his Dangerous Faggot tour, on the victim politics of Hillary Clinton, and whether it will win her tomorrow's election. Plus Malcolm Turnbull's big flip on Gillian Triggs.
Remember when Turnbull used Triggs to hurt Abbott?
Remember how Malcolm Turnbull defended Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs against Prime Minister Tony Abbott? How Turnbull as Prime Minister offered Triggs peace over a cuppa? That's turned out to be another misjudgement, as Turnbull finds himself in an even more bitter war with this taxpayer-funded activist.
Labor soars as government flounders
Labor extends its lead over the Turnbull Government to 53 per cent to 47. Worse for the Government, more dissatisfied voters are now going straight to Labor rather than fringe protest parties.
IT makes the troll too dangerous
It is frightening what the IT troll can now do, like making three planes abort a landing at Tullamarine.
Tips for Tuesday, November 8
Tell us the news here. And my editorial from the latest The Bolt Report - on the crazy cases that prove Malcolm Turnbull must change our Racial Discrimination Act:
Sure, attack Triggs. But, PM, what about your law?
I am all for criticising Gillian Triggs over her record for bias and untruths. But Malcolm Turnbull attacking her - inaccurately - for administering the Racial Discrimination Act is like a government blaming the warders for building the jails and passing the laws that filled them.
On my shows tonight - Pauline Hanson and Australia's Donald Trump
On The Bolt Report on Sky at 7pm: Pauline Hanson, after voting against her own Senator Rod Culleton today. Is One Nation falling apart? Plus Peta Credlin on Donald Trump - and who will be Australia's version. And my say about the Aboriginal woman who got the Human Rights Commission to drag in cartoonist Bill Leak.
What was "bizarre" about One Nation's presser today?
"ONE Nation has made a bizarre climate change announcement". Really? .As far as I can tell, the News Corp reporter has given us not a report but her opinion, shorn of any facts:
The case for Trump
Here is the case for voting for Donald Trump. Point one: he's not the lying Hillary Clinton, now the focus of two FBI inquiries. Check out these astonishing porkies.
Who let them in? 22 more examples
Our refugee program puts Australians in danger. The latest examples: about 15 youths of African appearance have raided the South Yarra Officeworks. This is just a couple of weeks after armed Africans robbed and trashed a South Yarra jewelry shop.
Turnbull, arriving late to free speech, slaps Triggs
On the ABC Malcolm Turnbull today still refused to argue for change to the Racial Discrimination Act, although said he'd like others to agree on any changes. Weak. But he did at least slap the Human Rights Commission of Gillian Triggs, saying it had wasted its time on a complaint against seven students.
Will Zimmerman defend free speech now his is threatened?
Liberal MP Tent Zimmerman is a modern NSW LIberal - a machine man of the Left who's refused to fight for free speech. Will that change now he himself faces a complaint under the Racial Discrimination Act for slurring "ethnics"?
FBI says yes, no, yes and now no to Clinton probe
This is becoming a clown show. In one week the FBI has somehow managed to check 350,000 emails from Hillary Clinton that were found on Anthony Weiner's computer and has now decided to end the investigation it had reopened.
Polls show Trump won't win
The latest polls show Donald Trump is just too far behind.
Hanson may have lost a Senator
And then there were three. It seems that Pauline Hanson has already lost one of her Senators, with Rod Culleton refusing to say if he'll stay with One Nation.
Sue the complainer instead
The censorious of the Left is not just a menace but ludicrous beyond parody. This - seriously - is how The Australian had to (successfully) defend another Bill Leak cartoon from some fool of a complainant to the Press Council, with a discussion of chutney, solar panels and the barrenness of parts of India.
Carr and Frydenberg call for free speech reform
Important interventions today in the fight for free speech: from Labor's Bob Carr and from Turnbull Government Minister Josh Frydenberg, ahead of all the other Liberal frontbenchers in calling for change.
Tips for Monday, November 7
Tell us the news here.
The politics of race: look, but do not comment
The Age runs a picture of Aborigines 181 years ago selling land to John Batman, founder of Melbourne. It then runs another picture of Australians identifying as Aborigines this week demanding another treaty. The Racial Discrimination Act prevents a frank discussion of the merits of their demands. You may observe but not comment.
A list of the media's enemies of free speech
One of the most alarming things about our laws against free speech is that so many journalists, journalism academics and writers support them. These are also the kind of people allergic to truth-telling about totemic issues of the Left. Now you can read the names of 173 people who actually want Bill Leak's cartoon banned.
Where did Turnbull, the free speech warrior, go?
Piers Akerman remembers when Malcolm Turnbull was quite the crusader for free speech. Guess he listens too much to the ABC campaigning against it. Hope he's listening instead today to Minister Josh Frydenberg.
Credlin: we're ready for a Trump, too
Peta Credlin: "When people say to me “there’s no way Trump can happen here”, I tell them they need to go for a drive outside their leafy suburb, find a pub, sit down in the front bar and just listen." But who will be our own Trump? I list four candidates.
Degree of complaint at Queensland University of Triggology
The Queensland University of Triggology offers challenging courses for the modern witch hunter looking to work in human rights. Courses include Triggonometry, Triggle-down economics, Psychiatrigg studies and other exciting options to keep the complaints coming and cash rolling. Let Rowan Dean describe:
Who let him in? What will Labor say to the girl?
The madness of our refugee and immigration program is today demonstrated by a Bangladeshi asylum seeker now charged with raping a 15-year-old. How on earth do we let in any alleged "refugee" from Bangladesh, of all places?
Wicked law stops me answering this Aborigine's complaint
The sinister Racial Discrimination Act makes it dangerous to argue against identity politics and the new push to racially divide us. It also makes it too dangerous to discuss frankly the absurdity of this Aboriginal woman getting the Human Rights Commission to investigate cartoonist Bill Leak to shut him up, too, for alleged racism.
Tips for Sunday, November 6
Pass on your news tips here. Sorry, but we can't post comments on weekends.
How could Gillian Triggs have backed this insanity? UPDATED
One astonishing thing about the disgraceful attempt by a university staffer to sue students under the Racial Discrimination Act is that Gillian Triggs and her Human Rights Commission aided what was clearly a stupid and hopeless case. Check what a judge has now found.
Turnbull's new subs: 50 years. Russia's: five
Malcolm Turnbull says we must wait 15 years to get the first of the 12 new subs he's ordered, and 50 years for the last. Russia has just ordered six news subs to be delivered within five years. More evidence we've got a dud deal.
How activists use Aborigines to censor debate
This is both shocking yet unsurprising: claims that white activists recruited Aborigines to complain against cartoonist Bill Leak so they could help the Human Rights Commission to close him down.
Why didn't the ABC report the case against Pell is crumbling?
Gerard Henderson is right: the submission by the counsel assisting the Royal Commission into child sexual abuse shows the case against Cardinal George Pell is falling apart. So why did the ABC claim the opposite?
Why can't this gormless Government defend free speech?
Sociologist John Carroll is by no means a man of the Right. But he can say what this timid and clueless and weak "Liberal" Government dare not about free speech. And he knows the Turnbull Government is protecting the enemies of our freedom.
ABC's Jonathan Green backs attempts to censor cartoonist
ABC presenter Jonathan Green's exchange with Gay Alcorn over attempts to silence cartoonist Bill Leak demonstrates two things: how dangerously keen many journalists are to censor others, particularly conservatives, and how truly terrible Green is at arguing a case.
Tips for Saturday, October 5
Pass on your news tips here. Unfortunately, we do not have moderators on weekends to publish comments.
Brisbane "race hate" three: case finally dismissed
A Federal Court judge has finally ended a three-year nightmare for three Queensland University of Technology students sued for $250,000 under the Racial Discrimination Act. He has said the case cannot proceed. No word yet on the case against the university and two staff.
Will the other three students get their $5000 back?
After three years, the Federal Court today stopped three Queensland students from being sued for $250,000 under the Racial Discrimination Act for complaining that reserving university computers for Aborigines was racist. But three other students paid the complainant $5000 each to stop her suing them, too. Do they get a refund?
Border force contacted? This could be big
A 29-year-old Blacktown man has been arrested after he allegedly kept a 15-year-old girl in a home against her will for a month and sexually assaulted her. His name is Rashadul Islam. Police have notified the Department of Immigration and Border Protection about him - which to me suggests this could be an explosive story.
Just say nothing, Bill
Caroline Overington is right. Bill Leak should refuse to defend his cartoon to the Human Rights Commission, which has given him two weeks to come up with excuses. How dare this commission ask a cartoonist to defend his right to draw?
Communication tips as you read Clinton's emails
Excellent advice via I Am Spartacus, as we all nervously wonder whether we'll be the next to be hacked:
Mikey Cahill
Rita Panahi
