Beijing opened a sprawling consulate in Adelaide around the time Australia announced it would be building 54 warships at a nearby site. Now, of course, spying activities are threatening this vital naval upgrade. This type of extreme overreach by Beijing means young Hong Kong citizen Joshua Wong lives in fear of sudden arrest and extradition to China for his activism against the new law that has stripped Hong Kong of its independence. Despite the risks, the brave Cardinal Joseph Zen, of Hong Kong, continues to care for his flock in speaking out against the CCP’s attack on religious freedom, and the sell-out of Chinese Catholics by the Vatican. You can listen to my conversation with Cardinal Zen here. On home soil, parents who tell their boy he is a boy and their girl she is a girl could face 12 months imprisonment under a bill that could be passed in the ACT this week. This bill is basically an extension of the bill passed in the Queensland parliament on Thursday night banning “gay conversion therapy”, a fictitious church practice. As we suspected, conservatives, nationalists and Christians are now the opposition as Marxism makes a raging comeback a mere three decades after it was thought to have been defeated for good. Yet the world is not becoming more objective, rational and tolerant like the ‘woke’ crowd told us it would. Where goes the US so goes Australia, usually a few years later, so the widespread civil unrest we’re seeing across the United States is concerning. It won’t end well.
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