A reported seven police vehicles and large amounts of police on foot kept the little lefties from what would probably have been a rather embarrassingly feeble attempted re-enactment of the storming of the winter palace.
“I guess getting a lovely big pay-check of white-fella money to behave like a first-year dramatic arts student in the middle of the street outside Federation square is worth a bit of obvious hypocrisy in Lidia’s eyes.”
“The mourners were interrupted by the Marxists unfurling a banner from the top of the university towers celebrating the death followed by chants of ‘Ding Dong the Witch is dead.'”
“I guess when your ideology died thirty years ago living in the past is a bit of a hard habit to break.”
“One-thousand years of common law, a fancy way of saying ‘rules created in response to practical situations’, has given us the world’s best system from the English.”
“Turnbull, who was sadly our country’s prime minister from 2015 to 2018, was supposed to be speaking at a Sydney University Law Society event when the Marxist mob stormed into the building unopposed by either university security, Turnbull’s bodyguard, or anyone else.”
“Someone who can deny the legitimacy of the Senate while continuing to sit in it and take a pay check clearly has some super-special level of logic that us poor plebs have yet to approach.”
“So an avowed communist group is going to try and disrupt a conference attended by a former Prime Minister, sitting MPs, former MPs, a former MEP in the person of Nigel Farage, as well as presenters and writers from some of the biggest media outlets in Australia because apparently, the members of that latter group are ‘too extreme.'”
“The influx has gotten the left faction Liberals so spooked that ‘someone’ leaked the ABC over three years of internal correspondence between Gippsland Liberal Party officials, the state director and state president about these scary Christians having the temerity to engage with the political process.”
“The last time I looked, a government that takes away individuals’ liberty to choose how they want to live work, and raise families, was called a communist dictatorship. A political system that my family and I escaped from, and many other refugees escaped from, especially the Vietnamese Australian community.”
“…imagine going through eight years of hell and being the subject of 41 legal complaints by a serial litigant and hater.”
“One hopes that the government, and the Australian public, will listen to Senator Price. She is the antidote to the neo-Marxist ideology and anti-white rhetoric that dominates so much of the discourse regarding Indigenous Australians and portrays them as a homogenous collective of perpetual victims in need of constant handouts.”
To Premier Daniel Andrews she said: “I hope one day you’ll have your day in court.”
“Yes, we must unequivocally condemn racism and oppression—but we must also care enough to listen to the indigenous voices on each side and engage our fellow image-bearers endearingly, not in a one-size-fits-all manner…”
“This is a wonderful, Christ-centered initiative that I hope other denominations will also follow.”
“The move has been likened to the Chinese Communist Party’s social credit system, which is designed to control social behaviours through state-sanctioned rewards and punishments.”
“This is not just a random cultural aberration. Bestiality is becoming steadily normalised in the neo-pagan culture of the West.”
On the Anglican Church split.
“Steel in the spine is what most Christians lack, and deep down genuinely want.”
“The movements that last over time are those with firm, solid and unshakeable foundations. Not those who continually change their theology and practice to suit the whims of the culture around them.”
