Coincidentally this morning I was introduced to the thoughts of Paul Collits via the substack of "Lies are Unbekoming."
I seem to agree with him on just about everything (although I have no opinion on the Cardinal Pell scandal since I'm unfamiliar with it).
Collits addresses the climate hoax in paragraph 9 of the linked interview. He also mentions Delingpole.
Reading his responses to Unbekoming's questions, I was struck and frankly chilled to realize that Australia faces virtually all the same crises and manufactured crises we face in the U.S. Taken together with the similarities shared with Europe, it's pretty clear "TPTB" have a stranglehold on the Western world's (I'm including AU here, if that's an acceptable term) public policy and the international zeitgeist. I never truly faced this until now.
Astute observations Kathleen. Pell was a reviled figure. He might or might not have been guilty of molesting choirboys personally but there was a determination to find him guilty. He was a highly intelligent, very articulate conservative. Many people consider him a psychopath. He aspired to be Pope and he rose to the third-highest rank in the Vatican. In my opinion he was an enabler of child molestation by priests who were moved from parish to parish as their abuses became known and he was the architect of lawfare used to attack the victims when they spoke out. He was not charged with being an enabler, however, but rather with molesting kids personally.
Thanks for the kind words and for your insights into the Pell controversies. It seems to be an all-too-familiar example of abuse of power and misplaced trust, whatever the specific nature of his sins/crimes.
This, presumably taken in Death Valley, is funny:
Grinning dinosaurs posing with the comet.
https://x.com/1goodtern/status/1681196795861389313
Coincidentally this morning I was introduced to the thoughts of Paul Collits via the substack of "Lies are Unbekoming."
I seem to agree with him on just about everything (although I have no opinion on the Cardinal Pell scandal since I'm unfamiliar with it).
Collits addresses the climate hoax in paragraph 9 of the linked interview. He also mentions Delingpole.
Reading his responses to Unbekoming's questions, I was struck and frankly chilled to realize that Australia faces virtually all the same crises and manufactured crises we face in the U.S. Taken together with the similarities shared with Europe, it's pretty clear "TPTB" have a stranglehold on the Western world's (I'm including AU here, if that's an acceptable term) public policy and the international zeitgeist. I never truly faced this until now.
https://unbekoming.substack.com/p/interview-with-paul-collits
Astute observations Kathleen. Pell was a reviled figure. He might or might not have been guilty of molesting choirboys personally but there was a determination to find him guilty. He was a highly intelligent, very articulate conservative. Many people consider him a psychopath. He aspired to be Pope and he rose to the third-highest rank in the Vatican. In my opinion he was an enabler of child molestation by priests who were moved from parish to parish as their abuses became known and he was the architect of lawfare used to attack the victims when they spoke out. He was not charged with being an enabler, however, but rather with molesting kids personally.
Thanks for the kind words and for your insights into the Pell controversies. It seems to be an all-too-familiar example of abuse of power and misplaced trust, whatever the specific nature of his sins/crimes.
Clever caption.