- Prime Minister Scott Morrison enters the Culture War
- Damian Coory destroys Kevin Rudd’s misplaced faith
- Transgender Caitlyn Jenner labeled “transphobe”
- Leftist double standards on closed borders
- Postmodernist farmer steals a bit of France
- Interview: Chris Atlee comments on Cancel Culture
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Show links:
- Scott Morrison warns against internal fight over free speech laws: ‘It doesn’t create one job’ (2017)
- ‘Honestly people’: Prime Minister will ‘not be distracted’ by culture wars (2020)
- United Israel Appeal Dinner – transcript and full video
- Damian Coory on Kevin Rudd – begins at 0:16:30
- Caitlyn Jenner tweet and TMZ article
- LibertyWorks.org.au
- Farmer moves ancient stone
- Proverbs 22:28
- Chris Atlee
- Appin massacre
- Richard Dawkins Stripped Of Top Humanist Award For Using Science To ‘Demean Marginalized Groups’
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Dave Pellowe is a Christian conservative writer & commentator, editor of The Good Sauce, and convener of the annual Church And State Summit. He believes in natural law & freedoms, objective Truth & justice, personal responsibility & voluntary charity, strong nations & families, free markets & small government. His weekly live show and podcast are exclusively produced for The Good Sauce audience, and many of his articles are syndicated across Australia and New Zealand. [more]
