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Winner of the Department of Trains & Art: Poetry Prize 2050

by Mick Lawless | December 7, 2019 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Bushfires, Environment, Military, Political issues, Religion

– The Train – I drive the train I’m proud of thatA silver streak against the blackPast empty towns, some levelled flatLevelled flat The train is long a metal snakeFilled with the water that we takeTo keep the coal mines...

Australian PM Morrison and the QAnon conspiracy. Is he a Believer or Deceiver?

by Mick Lawless | November 1, 2019 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Political issues, The PM and the QAnon conspiracy

The story so far… Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s best mate Tim Stewart (BurnedSpy34) is “coincidentally” the largest disseminator of propaganda in Australia for QAnon an American based Right Wing conspiracy group. QAnon is...

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison: Using QAnon for political gain – Mick Lawless

by Mick Lawless | October 21, 2019 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Media, Political issues, The PM and the QAnon conspiracy

Ronni Salt recently broke a story about the QAnon group associated with our PM, Scott Morrison. The possibility of a crazy conspiracy ring like QAnon having an influence on our Prime Minister piqued my interest. The Guardian ran a piece on Morrison’s QAnon mate...

Scott Morrison’s unholy war against the poor | Mick Lawless

by Mick Lawless | August 1, 2019 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Political issues, Refugees, Religion

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is no Christian. His public displays of preaching and praying are enacted in an American-style, Pentecostal church, centred around a prosperity doctrine that worships Mammon An inverse interpretation of the teachings...

Scott Morrison’s unholy war against the poor – continued…

by Mick Lawless | July 31, 2019 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Corruption, Hillsong, Media, Pensions and unemployment benefits, Political issues, Refugees, Religion

Money for mates at any cost The gradual privatisation of Centrelink has meant that the unemployed have become a source of revenue for companies associated with the LNP. Service has diminished as the bottom-line and not the unemployed is the over-riding priority. A...