THE word environmentalist usually conjures images of down-at-heel campaigners in tie-dyed T-shirts who eat only organic muesli. In truth, going green has become big business. We are witnessing the emergence of a green-industrial complex, an alliance between national governments, corporations and powerful individuals that is using the politics of fear to transform the economic and political worlds. Brendan O’Neill.
It serves as a reminder that people power can actually make a difference, not just at the ballot box, but by influencing the behaviour of their government.
“Gentlemen, start your payments,” quipped Steve Milloy in Green Hell, referring to the surge in electricity prices that will follow as power suppliers move to meet mandated renewable energy targets.
Over 70 Christian leaders and denominational heads have signed a letter saying that questions about the religious philosophy of the US President should be ignored and suppressed by the major media.
By Keith Windschuttle, David Martin Jones and Ray Evans (eds.)
Central to the political doctrine that shaped the Howard era is a political philosophy that Tony Abbott identifies as a distinctively realist Australian conservatism, that ‘looked at specific problems and devised policies to deal with them’.
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By Mark Durie
In The Third Choice, Mark Durie, in clear language free from political correctness and backed by an impressive scholarly knowledge, unfolds, step-by-step, the basic foundations of Islam and exposes their inner correlations with jihad and dhimmitude.
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