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Bill Muehlenberg

The Death Culture in the West

  • Bill Muehlenberg
  • 24th October 2008
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In the West the culture of death continues to grow.

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Why Fredrick Toben should not be extradited

  • Melanie Phillips
  • 12th October 2008
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Senate Inquiry on Academic Freedom: Why genocide studies proliferate in our universities

  • Keith Windschuttle
  • 11th October 2008
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Senate hearing opening remarks …the underlying agenda of the academic field of “genocide studies” is not the study of genocide, let alone its analysis or prevention. It is to argue that our own society and those like it, that is, Britain and the United States, are every bit as bad as Nazi Germany, Stalinist Russia and Maoist China. The old moral equivalence argument from the Cold War is alive and well in genocide studies. Let me quote from the 2001 edition of the academic journal Aboriginal History, whose editors, Ann Curthoys and John Docker of the Australian National University wrote: “Settler-colonies like ‘Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Argentina, the United States, and Canada’ led the way in setting out to achieve what the Nazis also set out to achieve, the displacement of indigenous populations and their replacement by incoming peoples held to be racially superior.” Curthoys and Docker are here quoting a claim by former Professor Ward Churchill of the University of Colorado … See also: Aboriginal History ‘a live political issue’

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Bill Muehlenberg

When Art Covers a Multitude of Sins

  • Bill Muehlenberg
  • 6th October 2008
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There has been a lot of media attention and commentary on the latest outrage concerning Australian photographer Bill Henson. It turns out he scoured schoolyards to find very young children to be photographed in the nude.

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Illusions of Climate Science

  • William Kininmonth
  • 1st October 2008
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How have we come to a situation where, as some polls suggest, most Australians are so concerned about dangerous climate change that they will put aside the very tools and technologies that have sustained clean air, clean water, nutritious food and long life? More importantly, is the perceived danger real and will the reduction of […]

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History Wars

Stuart Macintyre and the Blainey Affair

  • Keith Windschuttle
  • 1st October 2008
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This political caricature of the Australian experience is the curriculum we can expect Macintyre to deliver to the Rudd government. It is no wonder that schoolchildren who have tasted earlier offerings from the same left-wing menu regard Australian history as dreary and uninspiring.

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Bill Muehlenberg

Thoughts on a Paid Maternity Leave Scheme

  • Bill Muehlenberg
  • 30th September 2008
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There are two main questions to ask about any paid maternity leave scheme: Who pays for it?, and, How long should it extend for?

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Bill Muehlenberg

PETA and Further Scenes from the Passing Madness

  • Bill Muehlenberg
  • 26th September 2008
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Of the making of public insanities there is no end, it seems. Each passing day brings more examples of idiocy from our intellectualoids, elites and activist groups.

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Clinton’s responsibility for the loans crisis

  • 24th September 2008
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In the past week, the Australian media have given copious quantities of space and time to commentators seeking to blame the American sub-prime loans crisis on the market economy.

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Dissent intolerable

  • Keith Windschuttle
  • 23rd September 2008
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Academics in the field of terrorism studies at two Australian universities have responded to a critique of their work by Dr Mervyn Bendle in Quadrant’s September edition by trying to close down debate and punish its author. They have approached Bendle’s employers at James Cook University in Townsville to recommend he be investigated for academic misconduct and suitability for academic employment. Within a week of the publication of Bendle’s article, the left-wing academics he criticised approached the JCU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sandra Harding, to take action against him and suggested his head of department, Professor Richard Lansdown, re-think Bendle’s fitness as a university-employed scholar. At the same they also demanded the September edition of Quadrant be recalled and pulped, and that Quadrant Online remove the article in question from the internet. These actions represent disturbing developments not only for academic freedom but also national security.

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