Category Archives: Quotidian

Andrew L. Urban Nobody declared war ahead of the invasion of Ukraine. It is a universally outlawed illegal invasion mischaracterised as a war. Putin referred to it as a Special Military Operation. That’s a much less restricting label. The false … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban   Recently, The Australian published a column by a contributor they call The Mocker under the headline, “Giridharan Sivaraman’s worldview is built on grievance and victimhood”, which triggered over 600 comments. Mine was rejected. Below are extracts … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban Warning: spoiler alert! The Pope is dead. No, seriously. In a stark confluence of life and art, the conclave that has just started at the Vatican has had a cinematic rehearsal with the film, Conclave. If you … Continue reading →

ANDREW COOPER, Founder & National Director of the CPAC.network, in this letter to its followers, reveals how sometimes secret manoeuvres by Labor forced the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) out of Sydney….for now. Holding a conference sounds simple, right? Well, … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban It was late evening, after the current affairs shows had yet again flooded my TV with stories about antisemitic attacks. The absurdities of anti-Israel bile, of antisemitism and hatred swirled around every network in various manifestations. I … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban Death threats against several incoming Trump cabinet members are part of the continuum of the simmering violent sentiment on the left. This propensity for violence seems ingrained as part of the left’s playbook: their trigger finger is … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban The left in the Anglosphere, rather feral these days, has gone full Monty. In the UK, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that in compliance with the rogue ICC’s illegitimate, unlawful, evidence-free arrest warrant, he would … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban The jew with the bloodied torso was being brutalised, lashed and abused. I was seated in row B of the stalls, near enough to the stage to see the violence up close… albeit staged, not real. But … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban North Korean troops sent to fight alongside Russians in its invasion of Ukraine has been met with what looks like equanimity in the Anglosphere. There have been no squeals about ‘escalation’. Kim Jong-Un is arm in arm … Continue reading →