Thursday 30th of January 2025

sanity prevails...

NK deal

It was reported in mid-April that Pompeo had flown to North Korea and met with Kim Jong Un earlier in the year.

sport news... the grass is greener on the other side of the fence...

stadiumm

Just a few weeks into the AFL season, a cloud has been cast over the reputation of the newly unwrapped Perth Stadium thanks to public criticism of one of its key aspects — the turf.

downgrading compassion...

compassion

Putting a family member at the heart of your pitch for a new tax is a high-wire political strategy.

indigestion...

bankers

It's now clear why the finance sector fought so hard against a banking royal commission.

Evidence of lies, deceit and fraud just keep on coming at the commission, much of it has occurred under the noses of directors holding some of the country's most prestigious positions.

Lest We Forget ...

Lest We Forget ...

a common wealth of royal poms...

aussie republic

British republicans say they are "disappointed" Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull did not try to stop the Prince of Wales from being anointed as the next head of the Commonwealth.

masters of the world...

pulling faces

We all have motivations. Some of these are irrelevant to the social construct, but most, overtly or subconsciously are shaped to fit the general social endeavours. 

please don’t touch anything...

news

homines enim et vindicaverunt vindicta contra naturam

not a snow job...

jon snow...

I do not know which edition of "Shooting History" by Jon Snow contained these semi-prophetic, but not politically heeded words, though I think these were in the 2004 edition. 

death masks: too arrogant...

death masks

Australia's Chief of Army, Lieutenant General Angus Campbell, has issued a directive that prohibits the wearing of 'death' symbols. 

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