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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Parliament On A Knife Edge Part IV – The Rise Of Slippery Pete
And on it goes. The Gillard government clearly believes it was about to lose its one-seat parliamentary majority, either with this bloke making good on his threat to withdraw support, or this one being carted off to jail. It’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
28 Comments
Agree Or Else
I thought I had better post another discussion point for those who haven’t read Ayn Rand; so how about this article, by the Sydney Daily Telegraph’s Miranda Devine, to which Dr Dave and CommonSenseMajority alerted us the other day.
Posted in Australia, Libertarianism, Rights
46 Comments
Life Imitating Art
While on my recent road trip, I took the opportunity in my spare time to re-read Atlas Shrugged. It’s been quite a while—over thirty years, in fact—since I first picked up Ayn Rand’s magnum opus, and was struck by how accurately … Continue reading
Posted in Libertarianism, Rights, United States of America
23 Comments
A Whisper In The Ear
OK, so now the people of the Hellenic Republic won’t have a referendum on the Big Fat Greek Bailout. PM George Papandreou has done a remarkable backflip in the last couple of days. Reading his rhetoric of four days ago, … Continue reading
Posted in Europe
64 Comments