The murder of Charlie Kirk - by an apparent (at this stage) lefty - has become a lightning rod media and cultural event. I'm not going through who Charlie was or what he said or represented, instead I'm looking at how did political and media discussion get so toxic, the hypocrisy and gaslighting surrounding Kirk's death and what Trump is likely to do with it.

I've said recently how NSW state premier, Chris Minns, reminds me a lot of the UK's Keir Starmer, as both seem more concerned with appealing to the right than their own voters, but weakening Australian guns laws at a time when there are more guns in the country than before the Port Arthur massacre is insanity. Especially when faced with sovereign citizens shooting up police.

Well that was al a bit of a damp squib. The turn out for Australia's very own Reform UK anti-immigrant march (brown immigrant I should add) didn't exactly set the country on fire, despite what that embarrasing fool Elon Musk thinks. If you look at my last video, I even called the fifteen-thousand in Sydney accurately, but that was massive compared to elsewhere and a fraction of the recent pro-Palestinian march. It's unlikely to generate much of anything and the event has been self owned by actual Neo-nazis, in fact as I type this Nazi leader Thomas Sewell, has just been arrested. with the image of the day being men in black shirts, attacking indigenous Australians, at an anti-immigrant march... oh irony.

It would be the most dangerous game of 4d chess ever played, but given where we are now with the conflict between Israel and Palestine, was the Oct 7th massacre and its aftermath a deliberate plan? Granted nothing has been more quickly destructive for Palestinians, but the impact on the international standing of Palestinian rights and nationhood has never been stronger, or Israel's standing weaker. Did they look at their position, losing piece after piece, in slow attrition, and just go all in?

On the 31st of August is a march for all Australians, not the lefties though, or the feminists, or the woke, or the "brown ones", or the vaccinated or climate change activists or opponents to genocide. In fact it doesn't really seem to be for many Australians at all. Masking it's number one concern, race, with housing and cost of living concerns, it feels very much a reaction to the enormous success of the recent March for Palestine in Sydney, but mainly an AstroTurfing attempt at establishing a Reform UK like movement here. Sorry guys, we already rejected you.

Even for Scott Morrison - the worst human being to have ever led Australia - with a litany of terrible acts, the AUKUS defence pact is likely his most awful legacy. Wedding us as handmaidens to the USA for decades to come, at exactly the worst possible time, with only the UK for company, for $368 Billion and no one has any idea what that actually entails. With Trump likely to move the goal posts every month, Anthony Albanese, you have the political capital and strength to cancel the worst deal in Australian history.

UK prime minister and Labour leader, Keir Starmer's recent pledge to recognise the Palestinian state, shows everything that's wrong with his terrible leadership. He's the kind of insufferable centrist-at-all-costs that both sides hate equally. His kicking the ball down the road approach means he gets none of the kudos and all of the blame, plus his confused loading of criteria that must be met, gives Netanyahu endless get out clauses. Totally on brand for Starmer.

NSW state leader and Labor party leader, Chris Minns, suffered another self inflicted blow over the weekend. He managed to make himself enemy number one, over the hugely successful Sydney Harbor Bridge march for Palestinian human rights. He's embodying that nadir of the UK's Labour party, Keir Starmer. Always trying to appease people on the right, who will never vote for him, against the wishes of his own constituents and showing terrible judgement. Did anyone tell him the populist right wing media are irrelevant now? Why is he kissing their backside? He is on borrowed time.