The Teenager Years as New Territory for the Ideologies of the Left
All in Monthly Musings
An Anatomy of a Complaint to the Human Rights Commission
“I’m not interested in telling stories that try to calm down racists,” says the 32-year-old award-winning author and academic [Michael Mohammed Ahmad] “My position – which I’ve been quite publically outspoken about – is that if you’re a racist, you should be afraid of me. I spend my life – my goal is to get rid of racists.” - Source
The Irrelevance Of Bruce Pascoe and his Dark Emu
Every time Bruce Pascoe writes something, a quick analysis shows that it is all ‘just made up’.
Australia's Greatest Literary Hoax - The Exposure of Dark Emu
The Mice That Roared in Exposing Dark Emu
Covid 19 Jumps from Humans to Emus
Bird Flu 19 Brings Down a Dark Emu Rescue Plan
The Dark Emu Debate Attracts International Attention
The UK journal, Antiquity, which is a review of world archaeology, has just published an Editorial on the Dark Emu debate.
Spiritual Subsistence or Heroic Materialism? It's Our choice
Ultimately, Aboriginal societies in Port Phillip were unable to resist the consequences of the Heroic Materialism of the First Melbournians
The Fork In The Road - Did it Start and End in Canberra For Bruce Pascoe?
‘If you ride to the left, you will lose your horse, if you ride to the right, you will lose your head’ - Knight at the Crossroads, Viktor Vasnetsov, Russian painter
The Emu Wars
Dark Emu
You’ve read the book
You’ve seen the dance
Now see the movie!
We Answer Some Academic Critics
What’s wrong with Social Evolutionism? We’ve all done it at some time.
Is Dark Emu a Hoax?
“The mark of a really good hoax seems to be that it lives on, even after all reasonable evidence has shown it up” - J. Whittaker, 1992
Where Aboriginal Customary Law Conflicts with Australian Law - Part 1
“Please help us…by supporting Aboriginal participation in the growing and marketing of our traditional foods”. - Bruce Pascoe, Gourmet Traveller, NOV 27, 2016
We Salute The University of Melbourne for Indigenous Inclusion & Diversity
The standard you walk past is the standard you accept
Cannibalism, George Orwell, Bruce Pascoe and the English Language
“In our time, political speech and writing are largely the defence of the indefensible”
- George Orwell, 1946
Is Dystopia at the Bottom of the Slippery Slope?
Conservatives are often criticized when they invoke the ‘slippery slope argument’ to point out the potential dangers of seemingly innocuous ‘socially-progressive’ ideas. But even ‘liberals’, if they are really being honest with themselves, must have some serious misgivings about the conflation of big business with state-sanctioned euthanasia.