Category Archives: Culture Wars

Boiling Frog or Slippery Slope – Take your pick

Australian chef de mission Anna Meares issued a warning to Olympians. We encouraged them if they go out of the village not to go out on their own, not to wear team uniform just to wear the plain clothes,

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Aunties and Uncles

Post by Shy Ted People have been wondering where the Aunty and Uncle titles for Aboriginal elders came from. After living in remote and rural communities for the best part of 20 years I came up with a theory, might … Continue reading

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What Is the Trans Agenda? Follow the Money for Answers.

Although there are many woke issues and a culture war is in progress, the biggest concern in that category lies in the transgender area. Just by using the new labels (such as transgender woman, birthing person or cisgender) or preferred … Continue reading

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Moderate Islam: A Western Myth

Westerners who defend Islam insist that it has a moderate side, and that others who claim it to be radical are intolerant, racist and Islamophobic. However, Muslim clerics call out these distinctions being made about Islam, to be a lie. … Continue reading

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The Wonders

Post by Shy Ted Was the name we’d give to, usually, new nursing graduates who had applied for and been appointed to their first positions in remote Aboriginal communities. Really we called them the “one dayers”  because that’s how long … Continue reading

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ATSIC and Me

Post by Shy Ted I had visited a number of remote Aboriginal communities for 1-3 days at a time so I was getting a feel for things but this was my first live-in community, a 2 year contract and it … Continue reading

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Mathieu van der Poel did nothing wrong

From foxsports: Dutch cycling star Mathieu van der Poel was in prime form and a favourite to win the elite men’s road race at the cycling world championships in Australia. But one small detail changed everything for the 27-year-old. Instead … Continue reading

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Simplistic Solutions From Simple-Minded Elites

Guest Post by Donald J. Boudreaux The attitudes and opinions of today’s so-called “elite” – those public-opinion formers who Deirdre McCloskey calls “the clerisy” – are childish. Most journalists and writers working for most premier media and entertainment companies, along … Continue reading

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I am not … in the business of satisfying customers

Not sure how familiar you Cats are with the comic book world. I don’t partake myself but have enjoyed the political theatre of it over the last year or so, culminating in the latest offering from DC comics: I am … Continue reading

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