A divergence from the UN to another lot of liars and fools, the climate hysterics, with their 'hottest year ever' nonsense.

Christmas Day in hot, dry Adelaide. It's currently 17 degrees and overcast, with a forecast of a top of 19 degrees, and 33% chance of rain. What a joke! No wonder farmers are turning to private forecasters for proper results, and quiet Australians are not listening to the loonies any more.

Hopefully, in the New Year, the quiet Australians, will take notice of the obvious: that the useless pricks in Canberra and the UN presuming to run our lives are, at best, not up to the job; at worst, evil bastards.

Hopefully the result of the Voice referendum is just the start.

The "quiet Australians" have spoken, and they
said - "Enough!"

The last election showed us that clearly.

They've created a new political force - the teal
independents who are the repository of traditional
values, financial prudence and integrity with an
added 21st century priority of climate change.

"Israel’s ambassador to Australia, Amir Maimon, speaks an uncomfortable truth when he questions whether his country is being held to a different standard than that which would be imposed on others. His concerns point to disappointment at the Albanese government’s contradictory support for a UN ceasefire motion that failed to hold Hamas to account for the atrocities of the October 7 invasion and massacre. Moral confusion plays into the hands of those intent on spreading anti-Semitic sentiments, many of whom are doubtless unaware of the centuries-long prejudices from which it draws its roots."

Shadow Minister,

Here's just a snippet from Miriam Margolyes's book -
"Oh Miriam" :

"My family was never Zionist, but I did go to Israel
as a young woman. I worked on a kibbutz in the Negev
as a seventeen year old. I thought the idea of a
kibbutz was rather a wondrous notion. I didn't know
much about Palestine . I felt that Israel had won the
war and the Jews would survive. And that was good."

"But little by little as I became more political, I
educated myself. The more I read books and articles
about the situation, the more I became critical of Israel."

"When I went to Palestine in 2012, I saw for myself
the contempt and cruelty with which Israelis treated
Palestinians. I met Palestinian people and listened to
their personal stories. I saw the devastation of the
hospitals that the Israelis had bombed. I saw incredible
overcrowding. I saw the filth and stench in the streets
of Hebron."

"I saw the nets that the Arabs have to put up to protect
themselves from the settlers who shower them with mulch and
rubbish. It was a searing experience that really shook me."

"The Palestinian people were not being treated in a
humane way. They are being humiliated,
arrested, and most poignant of all, how they had been
torn from their homes, and their lands taken away."

"Their daily lives are being squeezed and destroyed.
I, as a Jew have the full right of return -
no Palestinian does. It is just not fair. "

"The Israelis feel that they can carry through things
without reference to international law. What they are
doing is illegal. Yet nobody seems to take any notice."

" What happens in Israel DOES concern me. "

She makes it quite clear that:

" It's the Israeli government's persecution of Palestinians
that is the evil - not being Jewish. It is possible to be
proudly Jewish and vehemently anti Zionist. As I am."

Hear, hear.

“Australians have rejected the condescending, left-wing, woke agenda of big business,” IPA Senior Fellow John Roskam said in summing up the results.

64% of Australians told pollsters they’re put off by corporate wokeness. 60% fed up with identity politics as per the Voice referendum. The majority of Australians are on the move against Leftist bullsh-t. The honeymoon is over for the ultra-Left Albanese government.

The pity of it all is that we don't have anything to replace the no-hopers with; certainly not the Coalition. Maybe the Nationals, who didn't lose a single seat at the last election, should team up with One Nation, Family First, UAP and even the Libertarians to save the country from the Green Labor Corporate Fascists, and leave the Dutton small liberals to sputter out. Labor is already on the skids with less than 30% of the primary vote.

The IPA poll making up the discontent with current situation ranged from the lowest sentiment of 52% among 18-24 years olds; 50% for 25-34 year olds; 58% for 35-44 year olds; 62% for 45-54 year olds; 74% for 55-64 year olds, and 78% for 65+ year olds.

And it is a fact that the younger ones will get more conservative as they age.

Labor has gone from being the party of the socially conservative working man/woman to being the best buddy of Big Business. The Liberal Party has gone to, well …. nothing much.

The people who said ‘enough’ at the last action are now saying it again, halfway through Albanese's term. By saying that that woke Big Business (and woke sport us part of it) doesn't represent their values puts the black spot on Albanese and his motley crew, whose values are inline with Big Big Business.

His sucking up to a Communist dictator says it all about nasty Albanese, on top of all his other failings. Big Business might ignore the horrors of Communism for the mighty dollar, but ordinary Australians don't.

United Nations has admitted that UN Women Deputy Chief Sarah Douglas “committed a violation of the Code of Conduct” in connection with her anti-Israel activity on social media.

She endorsed 153 posts since October 7th that promoted anti-Zionism and accused Israel of genocide.

There has been a rare admission by the UN of malfeasance committed by one of their senior officials.

Douglas is in violation of the UN's code of conduct.

She also attacked the U.S. and glorified former PLO official Hanan Ashrawi, who recently defended the October 7th massacre.

This woman's silence on the violation of Israel women by Hamas should see her being sacked.

It has been pointed out that ‘UN Women’ has been silent about Hamas’ atrocities toward innocent civilians, now and in the past.