Never be frightened of standing alone. Eventually someone with brains that are being used agrees with you. The rest remain ovine and never vary and are never noticed.
I too read many of the comments attached to stories in The Australian. Regrettably though this paper has now also become rather woke and censor obsessed in regards to current opinion, particularly in regards to the voice, abc personalities and Labor Ministers. Mention even a first name or just make reference to the narrative and your comments will never see the light of day. The result of course is that we see sanitised versions, wet bedders versions that will pass the moderators personal view rather than what may be representative of The Australian itself. As such we do not see what readers actually think or what their opinions are. Thankfully I have the Spectator, Qadrant and platforms like this where my opinions are not censored. Opinions, that are of course honest but always respectfully presented.
The quest for power explains much about how it is that the “left” are no longer libertarians. All principles died on the altar of power.... I would say this quest is foolish given our impermanence and the personal complete nature of God who created us.
Thank you indeed. It is nice to know that you're not alone in this increasingly dangerous world. Bless you.
Great thoughts John. I'm going back and read it again. So much in it. Thank you.
Thanks for the great article
Never be frightened of standing alone. Eventually someone with brains that are being used agrees with you. The rest remain ovine and never vary and are never noticed.
I too read many of the comments attached to stories in The Australian. Regrettably though this paper has now also become rather woke and censor obsessed in regards to current opinion, particularly in regards to the voice, abc personalities and Labor Ministers. Mention even a first name or just make reference to the narrative and your comments will never see the light of day. The result of course is that we see sanitised versions, wet bedders versions that will pass the moderators personal view rather than what may be representative of The Australian itself. As such we do not see what readers actually think or what their opinions are. Thankfully I have the Spectator, Qadrant and platforms like this where my opinions are not censored. Opinions, that are of course honest but always respectfully presented.
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The quest for power explains much about how it is that the “left” are no longer libertarians. All principles died on the altar of power.... I would say this quest is foolish given our impermanence and the personal complete nature of God who created us.
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