Catherine the not so great

Wow, this Catherine Deveny is one sick 'puppy'...and what is even more hilarious is how seriously she takes herself:

It did shock me how the creepy 'gentlemen with manners' routine managed to distract people from his hateful poisonous rhetoric and speaking in circles, 'We need to have a conversation about that'. This IS the conversation. Is that code for 'I need to make you agree with me'? How people were not aware of the sinister, softly spoken clear messenger of hate, inequality and intolerance.

For what it's worth I have sat next to John Elliot, Corey Bernadi, Peter Dutton, Gerard Henderson, Tony Abbott and of course spent time with Peter Reith, Angry Anderson and Mike Smith and I have never been so physically repelled by anyone as I have by Jensen. He is pure evil.

I think people are unused to seeing someone like me, who does not work for a particular media outlet, political party or religious group and has to couch what they say to push the company line. I speak for no one but myself. And I am not here, there or anywhere to convince people or win arguments.
 

Can this person really be that deluded to call others 'hateful' and 'intolerant' then say and do what she does. She is like so many other 'feminazi's' who equate good manners with condescension and kindness with weakness. Where does she gain her concept of 'evil' from - philosophically speaking she is a lunatic - saying that she does not believe in a God and then in the next breath affirming that there is a source of good.
Equally unfortunate for her is the truth that not believing in something does not make it untrue no matter how much you want it to be and I fear that Deveny is going to find herself jumping from the frying pan into the literal fire on that distant day.
All of the good in me wants to feel compassionate and a Christian love for her and that causes me to exercise restraint in what I say, but that black dog which lurks in a corner of all our souls wants her to eat her words.

You vill obey Ja!

Replace America with Australia and you have a word picture of exactly what is happening to this country as well.

America has been overrun by control freaks. Once upon a time the United States was considered to be "the land of the free and the home of the brave", but today there are millions of laws, rules and regulations that tightly regulate our daily lives. Most of these laws, rules and regulations were established by people who believed that they had "good intentions", but at this point the nanny state has become so oppressive that it is strangling the life out of us. If you look back throughout history, the societies that have really thrived have had a very high degree of liberty and freedom. When the bureaucrats get the upper hand, it can suck the life out of any economy. Unfortunately, our political system seems to be a magnet for control freaks. These control freaks truly believe that they know better than the rest of us and they are systematically moving toward taking total control of our lives. Our rights are being stripped away a little bit more with each passing day, and we are being told that we need a "permit" or a "license" for almost everything. Many younger Americans have been living this kind of "straight jacket existence" for so long that they don't even remember what real liberty and freedom are. We are steamrolling down the road toward totalitarianism, and most Americans don't even realize what is happening.
 

The problem is that many Australians seem oblivious to this advancing oppression as well. It is these unbalanced levels of bureaucratic oversight that affords a minority, power over the majority. Take the Greens and Homosexual activists as an example.
We must work together to abolish overhelming government interference before it is too late...and the 'dark side' of such an eventuality hardly bears thinking about...think 1939.

Honouring the dishonourable

I started my day as usual by reading a chapter of the bible with my youngest son. We read Romans 1 today and the passage ends with this verse:

28 Furthermore, just as they did not think it worthwhile to retain the knowledge of God, so God gave them over to a depraved mind, so that they do what ought not to be done.

⁹ They have become filled with every kind of wickedness, evil, greed and depravity. They are full of envy, murder, strife, deceit and malice. They are gossips, ³⁰ slanderers, God-haters, insolent, arrogant and boastful; they invent ways of doing evil; they disobey their parents; ³¹ they have no understanding, no fidelity, no love, no mercy. ³² Although they know God’s righteous decree that those who do such things deserve death, they not only continue to do these very things but also approve of those who practice them.

 

Soon afterwards while my son was engaged in his studies I happened to read an on-line article in the Quadrant magazine about how Australia's highest honour award went to the philosopher and foundational 'Green' party strategist Peter Singer.

How appropriate and so prophetic regarding the scripture we had just read.

It also happens to illustrate that after more than two thousand years of the supposedly ever upward trend of advanced human civilisational development, our human nature has in fact, changed not one whit.
A boost for the veracity of biblical precepts I would say.

This is the article on Peter Singer: http://www.quadrant.org.au/magazine/issue/2012/9/the-lethal-philosophy-of-peter-singer

Worth a read if only to convince you of the fact that we are possibly in the very last of the  last days.

Zombie news

Zombie facts:  'Facts' that have been shot down yet still stagger on.

American nightmare

Read about Obama's dreams from another African American, Thomas Powell:
http://jewishworldreview.com/cols/sowell090412.php3

Human tradgedy

Australia's Human Rights Commission (HRC) has laws protecting everyone except heterosexual, married people:

The HRC even thinks it knows best how Australian sportsmen and women should behave. It has produced a website called Play By The Rules to tell administrators, officials, coaches, players and parents their responsibilities under human rights laws and conventions. It gives gratuitous advice about fair play and fair selection which anyone seriously engaged in sport would know full-well already.

One particular sentence caught my eye: “You have the right to not be unfairly discriminated against by decisions made by your club or association (e.g., decisions about membership, selection, access to facilities and equipment).” This brought to mind the case of the cricketer Denise Annetts, who in 1994 failed to be selected for the Test series against New Zealand. Yet she was in great form and had a batting average second only to Don Bradman of 81.9 runs in Test matches, with a top score of 193 against England, a world record for women’s cricket. What made this an even bigger news story were the reasons Annetts gave for her omission. She said that because she was heterosexual and married, the lesbians who dominated the Australian team did not like her and wanted her out. But when she took her case to the New South Wales Anti-Discrimination Commission, its officers said the relevant Act did not apply to her; the Commission could only act on complaints from minority interest groups such as ethnics, Aborigines and gays. No laws prevented homosexuals from discriminating against heterosexuals. Annetts gave up her attempt at selection and retired from the sport. Without her, Australia lost the subsequent Test series against New Zealand, two matches to on

None so blind...

The blind hypocrisy of our 'egalitarian elite'.

Catherine Deveny complains about trolls:
Enter the troll. Small pathetic little people hell-bent on getting attention by slagging off...
So which troll wrote the following?
Of her former editor, Paul Ramadge:
I wish him arse cancer.
Of Bindi Irwin, then 11:
I do so hope Bindi Irwin gets laid.
Of Tasma Walton, the wife of Rove McManus.
Rove and Tasma look so cute ... hope she doesn’t die, too.
Of Anzac Day soldiers:
Anzac Day. Men only enlisted to fight for the money, for the adventure or because they were racist.
Of Anzac Day:
Anzac Day IS a glorification of war. They didn’t die for us but because they were risktaking testosterone fuelled men with a pack mentality.
Of Opposition frontbencher Peter Dutton, a fellow Q&A panelist:
Had nightmare they sat me next to a chinless, ex QLD cop with a face of a rapist who refused to go to the stolen generation apology #qanda
Of Dutton, inventing what he said:
Peter Dutton in the green room, ”I don’t like those abos. They come to our country, steal our jobs, marry our women.” #qanda
Of blue-collar workers:
...blue-collar Australia has no imagination...
Of people in the outer suburbs:
The reality is that it is impossible to watch these brainless retards belt the crap out of each other without enjoying it just a little.
Of people in Northland:
Why am I banging on about bizarre human anomalies? Well, I’ve just arrived home from Northland. Love freaky medical conditions, that’s me. We’re all up with webbed feet, conjoined twins and Tourette syndrome … everything I know about human abnormalities I learnt at Northland.
Of her priests as a girl:
Being Catholic, the ‘70s meant rock masses, liturgical dancing and clapping to Rock My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham until you lost all will to live. When you heard the word ‘priest’  you didn’t immediately think ‘child molester’ - you thought of that guy with sideburns and shocking breath who played the guitar badly and wanted to be ‘down with the youth’. Or alternatively an old Irish bloke with dandruff who wanted to be ‘down at the pub’.
Our family went to church every Sunday unless the car wouldn’t start and in that case we’d watch Mass for You at Home: just as soul-destroying and mind-numbing as the real thing, but it took half the time and you didn’t have to shake hands with that weird guy with the eczema.