Sour grapes from Hartcher
Banging the China drum as ever.
He is disappointed with the recent meeting in Beijing.
u/marcellouswp — 3 days ago
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Germanotta-Mills tidbits. Still a mystery to me what real relevance the satanist slant has.
Odds are that he eventually came in contact with an actual controlled operation.
Kind of reminds me of those stories about "subversive" groups under surveillance where almost everybody in the group turns out to be an undercover agent.
u/marcellouswp — 17 days ago
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And his propensity to cite C S Lewis has attracted the attention of no lesser a figure than former editor of the SMH, Bevan ("it's a strike") Shields, now, apparently busted back to private, or at least to trawling through judgments for a story.
Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey is also cited as an authoritative source. No one seems to mind that the characters are all, presumably, figments of her imagination.
Judgment here.
u/marcellouswp — 18 days ago
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NSW Bar Association "In brief" item for 28 April:
"26 April was Lesbian Visibility Day."
How could they have missed it, what with RW and the "brides in the bath" (just a turn of phrase) high profile case on centre court?
u/marcellouswp — 24 days ago