Superimposing terrorism onto Aboriginal activism is doing no favours for activists

Nova Peris has criticised the use of the Aboriginal flag at pro-Palestine marches

The mantra of a terrorist-held regime is being superimposed onto Aboriginal activism. This is connecting domestic policy issues with international terrorism and is doing no favours for Aboriginal activism in Australia.

My comments on Spectator Australia TV.

The mantra of a terrorist-held regime is being superimposed onto Aboriginal activism.

Should people be more upset about this?

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Michael de Percy (@FlaneurPolitiq) joins @SpectatorOz

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— Alexandra Marshall (@ellymelly) September 12, 2024

Bowen escapes energy scrutiny

 

Chris Bowen cannot tell us how much his plan costing or if it will keep the lights on

My latest letter to the editor in the Australian Financial Review: Bowen escapes energy scrutiny.

My latest letter to the editor in the AFR where I argue that Mr Dutton's nuclear energy policy is under far more scrutiny than Mr Bowen's policy which we are actually paying for now #auspolhttps://t.co/RE99hzFO8R

— Dr Michael de Percy (@FlaneurPolitiq) September 25, 2024

The shame of anti-Israel proponents

Useful idiots are inadvertently encouraging Iran-backed terrorist groups to attack Israel

Israel’s ingenious pager attack against Hezbollah last week (followed by a second attack targeting walkie-talkies the next day) was not only a clever supply chain infiltration, but one of the most sophisticated, intelligence-driven, surgically targeted strikes executed in modern military history. Shamefully, many anti-Israel proponents condemned Israel rather than condemning the terrorists.

Writing in the Unfiltered newsletter, Alexandra Marshall had this to say:

Co-authors Michael de Percy and Sascha Dov Bachmann have drawn attention to the great shame of Westerners who fail to condemn foreign terror regimes or criticise those nations that find themselves fighting and existential fight against them. In a country obsessed with causing offence, hurt feelings, and hate speech – it seems there is a lot of tolerance for terror within the elite veneer of our society.

My latest in The Spectator Australia with Sascha Dov Bachmann, The shame of anti-Israel proponents.

While Israel’s strikes against the terrorists comply with the principles of International Humanitarian Law, we witnessed a global wave of condemnation of the Israeli action against a terrorist organisation proscribed by both the UK and Australia.https://t.co/ArUxASdrsk

— The Spectator Australia (@SpectatorOz) September 25, 2024