The shameful spinning for the Saudis doesn’t stop. Here’s John Bradley in The Spectator touting Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) as the “real deal”:

This revelation explains why the Australian Government has been stunned by Mr Trump's declaration last week that the tariff regime will be enforced, and subsequent statements by Mr Ross that country-specific exemptions are unlikely.

In today's Telemurdocrap sheet of a glorious Sunday, the 4th of March, 2018, Miranda Devine is talking about our absurd political culture and how a whiteboard became a celebrity... No, she's not talking about Turdy Yabbott as she usually praises Him as lord and master on most occasions, but to damn him for the job he and his Christian mates did on "poor" Michaelia Cash. As Miranda says:

As Europe is in the grip of a major cold snap, one denialist could trimphantly claim the demise of global warming...

Far from it. Global warming is not about singular local events but about the sum-total of energies in the atmosphere. It will take a while to get the full picture as deciphered at all levels of the atmosphere, by the powerful computers of the various global warming scientific investigators.

The deluded male creationist believer versus the Catholic female wisecracker… Sounds like a stupid idea and it is — but he started it.

First, Josephine Victoria "Joy" Behar is a "Catholic" American comedienne, writer, and actress. She co-hosts the ABC daytime talk show The View. She talks a lot of funny crap while making wisecracks that would make a nunnery self-combust…

Eastern Ghouta in Damascus province is a hotbed of extremist terrorist groups which makes the lives of more than seven million people of Damascus and its surrounding areas a living hell. Constant indiscriminate targeting of residential areas, and the huge death toll of civilians and suffering of children, has forced the Syrian government to deal with that nightmare, and to once and for all eradicate the terrorist threat in the effort to bring peace and stability to people of Damascus.

As comments made by the new Deputy Prime Minister in 1993 describing the LGBTIQ community as "sordid" and "unnatural" emerge, the Q&A panel debates whether the Nationals made the right decision promoting Michael McCormack and whether he should be forgiven.