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Michael Connor

Flannery Marina – selling now

  • Michael Connor
  • 13th July 2009
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Enjoy global warming with seafront views at the beautiful Flannery Marina (previously known as Hahndorf) in the tropical Adelaide everglades.

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Bill Muehlenberg

Rethinking Darwin

  • Bill Muehlenberg
  • 13th July 2009
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With this year being a celebration of the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth, and the 150th anniversary of his Origin of the Species, there has been much hagiography produced about Darwin. It seems many biographies are trying to paint Darwin as a secular saint. A brand new biography is willing to ask hard question about his life and teachings.

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Bill Muehlenberg

In Europe its Lobsters In, Babies Out

  • Bill Muehlenberg
  • 13th July 2009
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What do you call a continent which cares more about the rights and wellbeing of crabs, lobsters, and even the common octopus, than it does about unborn babies? Just in case you cannot come up with anything, let me suggest a few possibilities: deranged, degenerate, despicable and delirious. And just to keep the alliteration going: dumb, really dumb.

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Doomed Planet

What science-war?

  • Bob Carter
  • 13th July 2009
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Given that Australia still has an emissions trading bill on the Senate table, is it not of public interest to know that climate science Minister Penny Wong is acting on the basis of flawed, if not incompetent, science advice?

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QED

Living in the occupied territories

  • Harry Stein
  • 13th July 2009
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We are racist, sexist and homophobic – and that’s when we take time off from agitating for war, destroying the planet and plotting new ways to oppress the poor and disadvantaged. We’re not just wrong, we’re evil.

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Culture catcher: 7

  • 13th July 2009
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On nearly every count, the evidence suggests that taking seriously the Green complaints about capitalism and science would be the worst thing for nature and humans particularly those in the developing world.

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QED

I love a sunburnt country

  • John Izzard
  • 13th July 2009
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Project Lexicon is a planned attempt to re-educate Australians in the use of language. That is the English language - as it is used to describe terrorists.  Apparently to use such words as “terrorist”, “jihad”, “martyr” and “the war on terror” is likely to offend Muslims, or at least give them bad press - so the Ministry of Love is about to teach us how not to offend Muslims. 

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Galarrwuy Yunupingu and the Aboriginal future

  • Geoffrey Partington
  • 13th July 2009
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Galarrwuy Yunupingu blames lack of resources for failures by many indigenous Australians to get jobs and claims that ‘the jobs that exist are usually taken by balanda’. Just how genuine indigenous autonomy can be achieved if people cannot fix their water bores or repair their roads and sewerage, he does not explain.

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Bill Muehlenberg

Homeschooling and the War Against Children

  • Bill Muehlenberg
  • 12th July 2009
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Children are our future. The way our children develop determines how society develops. And when ideological battles are being fought in a culture, children are the trophy. Those who can control the children will be able to control a culture. That is why totalitarian states always seek to get control of children, especially from very early ages.

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Michael Connor

Libs mentally ill

  • Michael Connor
  • 6th July 2009
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I hadn’t seen Tracey for a while until I bumped into her the other day in Dick Smith’s looking at talking bathroom scales. I told you she had joined the Fabian Society. Well, she already seems a little over them.

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