Melbourne Uni made him a fellow. He posed for a photo with a soon-to-be federal minister,and was considered a hero. But it wasn’t the full picture.
They came asking politicians “reasonable questions”,but they’re really working with a network of extreme-right agitators.
The existence of a second chat in which the US defence secretary shared highly sensitive military information is the latest development that has put his judgment under scrutiny.
Masked neo-Nazis rallied outside the Melbourne office of Coalition senator James Paterson to chant racist slogans,saying politicians “will not go unpunished”.
Since World War II,there has been a high degree of alignment between Australia’s national interests and American global leadership. Not any more.
The prime minister said he contacted Peter Dutton to discuss an alleged terror plot targeting the opposition leader that was revealed on Thursday.
During the 30-minute meeting,the far-right activist excoriated National Security Council officials in front of the president and their boss,Michael Waltz.
Australia confronts the greatest ever threats to its security,yet our bloated defence aristocracy is intellectually stunted. We need urgent action – and that includes a debate on the introduction of national service.
For much of this past week,the US president was consumed by a single question. What should he do about national security adviser Michael Waltz?
President Donald Trump has repeatedly said the US should take over Greenland and has not ruled out the possibility of using military force to do so.