The Q Society, one of the loudest opponents of Islam and multiculturalism in Australia, has entered the fray in Cory Bernardi's ongoing inquiry. Max Chalmers reports.

COLUMBIA, S.C — In a historic moment for South Carolina, the Confederate battle flag is set to be removed from a 30-foot pole on the grounds of the State House on Friday morning.

arseholes...!!!

Once upon a time, there was a nation of people who believed everything they were told by their government.

Day after day, we get "in-depth" analysis by economic specialists and journalists who would not be able to make a yellow plastic duck float in a bath-tub... They are dissecting the beast while it's still alive...

Ask yourself questions: why did the US spied on most of the presidents of Europe?... Answer:

you work it out... (clue: It was not to let Europe become a power house for starters...)

When Tony Abbott called for heads to roll at the ABC, he invokes the “death cult” rhetoric he supposedly deplores, writes Lyn Bender.

fact finding of the inquiry as ordered by Turdy:

A) from now on, The ABC shall never interview anyone with a contrary view to that of the Turdy Government.

B) The ABC is Turdy's ABC

C) All journalists at the ABC shall be replaced with PR personnel from the Prime Minister's office.

Here concludes the inquiry.

The Prince of Wales and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, will visit Australia in November this year, the Prime Minister says.

It's now clear did nothing wrong, and Abbott's demand that "heads should roll"was unjust and he should apologise for it.

Providers of ethics classes in NSW primary schools have responded with outrage to a change to the school enrolment form which removes a clear choice between ethics and scripture.

Bruce Hogan, the chairman of the charity and ethics class provider Primary Ethics, was angered by the change, saying it was a "profound step back".

"We are really disappointed," he said. "This has deliberately eliminated the option for parents to tell the school they would like their child to attend ethics lessons.

In 1990, when I was in grade school, I watched a union-sponsored commercial in which a mother told her little boy that they would have to move because Dad had lost his job—too many people were buying imports.