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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Is There Really Such A Thing As National Character?
I found myself asking this question after reading GE’s thought-provoking essay in Notting Hill Editions. In it, James contrasts what he sees as different national traits of America with those of his homeland. He arrives at the conclusion that the … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Europe, United States of America
23 Comments
Right-Wing Nut Cases Are Every Bit As Reprehensible As Left-Wing Nut Cases
I’ve said before many times on this blog, the left-right divide is a fiction. The real differentiation in politics is between Libertarianism and Populism (aka Totalitarianism). Left-wingers and right-wingers merely squabble over what freedoms they choose to repress first: economic … Continue reading
Posted in Libertarianism
45 Comments
Parliament On A Knife Edge
A few thoughts while I’m still working on my next main article. You’ve heard me mentioning in the last thread the tenuous situation currently existing on the Australian parliament’s Lower House, the House of Representatives. Of the 150 seats, Labor … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
13 Comments
MSM – A Monoculture
Just a quick post today, as we’re all still recuperating from the ‘flu down here. I guess we can’t ignore the goings on in the British media; James is on the case, so I thought I’d give you all a … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
32 Comments
Style Versus Substance
In May this year, Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic Corporation created space travel history by achieving the first “feathered” re-entry of its experimental craft, SpaceShipTwo. Oversize stabilizers mounted on the wingtips rotated upwards by 65°, giving the craft the geometry … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Libertarianism
47 Comments
The Australian Labor Party – A Dying Brand
The Australian Labor Party does not even call itself a socialist party. Actually it is a liberal-bourgeois party. V.I. Lenin, 1913
Posted in Australia
29 Comments
Beware Of Greeks Demanding Gifts
I’ve just been reading what I regard as the most comprehensible article (to a non-economist) I’ve read covering the causes of the current PIIGS financial crisis in Europe. Have a look and let me know what you think.
Posted in Australia, China, Europe, United States of America
15 Comments
