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Hastie & Pickering
The leading article in this week’s Spectator Australia is a welcome and detailed examination of the clash between Liberal Senator Andrew Hastie and Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party – with a side-serve of Warren Pickering. It’s so clear – and … Continue reading
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US Birthright Citizenship rights debunked
In no uncertain terms, Mark Levin has debunked claims that the US Constitution confers “birthright citizenship” on any baby born on US soil, and urges the Supreme Court now debating the issue to come to the correct decision. He says … Continue reading
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Obama’s Coup
Andrew L. Urban In his riveting but deeply disturbing new book, The Permanent Coup: How Enemies Foreign and Domestic Targeted the American President (Center Street Hachette) investigative journalist and author Lee Smith reveals everything you didn’t know, couldn’t know but … Continue reading
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Crossfire – the movie
Andrew L. Urban If you haven’t heard of Lauren Southern, here’s your chance. She has just made, Crossfire, a 2-hour documentary about the socio-political carnage that characterises 2020 in America. It’s a troubling expose of the truth behind the hysterical … Continue reading
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Further reading
This page offers a constantly growing list of links to online resources that are relevant to the areas of interest and discussion that are within the broadly defined editorial embrace of pursuedemocracy.com – suggestions for additional links are welcome. Please … Continue reading
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