We’re on the cusp of a New Year and something great is about to happen.

On 8 January 2023 a brand new Anglican church, the GAFCON Northern Hope Anglican Church of the diocese of the Southern Cross, is opening in Cairns. On that day, at 9:00 am, it will be holding its first service at the Cairns & District Junior Eisteddfod Hall, 67 Greenslopes Street, Edge Hill.

The Right Reverent Glenn Davies, Bishop of the new Diocese of the Southern Cross of GAFCON, will be the special guest at that first service. He will be commissioning the Reverend Trevor Saggers, a long time serving Minister of the Anglican Church, and currently in his last days as the rector of The Good Shepherd Anglican Church at Edge Hill. In this programme I’ll be talking to Bishop Glenn Davies about the circumstances that have led Trevor Saggers to leave the Anglican Church and to start up a new church, and next week I’ll be talking to Trevor Saggers himself.

Tag words: GAFCON; Diocese of the Southern Cross; Bishop Glenn Davies; Rev. Trevor Saggers; Northern Hope Anglican Church; Diocese of the Southern Cross;

If I say I’m going to talk about conspiracy theory, you’ll say nutjob and stop listening to me. Am I right? Well this programme’s different because the people getting up to no good, which they call good, are the ones calling what they’re doing a conspiracy.

Now you think I’m some sort of super sleuth to be breaking this story to you – and I’d like you to believe that, I really would, but these conspirators told their story in Time magazine of 15-22 February 2021, just after the US Presidential election. Their conspiracy was to make sure that Joe Biden won the Presidential election, which would not be interfering in the election because that was the right result, and he did. That’s why the story in Time magazine is called The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign that Saved the Election.

So on top of all of the other things I’ve talked about over the past few programmes, this one is the final one on the 2020 Presidential election.

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At 5:00 am on Wednesday, 14 October 2020, just under three weeks before the US Presidential election voting day, many people had already taken advantage of early voting options, a story appeared in America’s fourth largest, and oldest, newspaper, the New York Post, the paper founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1801.

The story was entitled Biden’s Secret Emails. It drew on the data from Hunter Biden’s laptop, that he’d dropped in for repairs to John Paul Mac Isaac’s computer repair shop (just 3 kilometres from Joe Biden’s home) on 12 April 2020. Hunter Biden never returned to pick it up – which wasn’t unusual for him. Miranda Devine, of the New York Post, investigated Steve Mac Isaac’s claim that he had Hunter Biden’s laptop. After doing a due diligence, she was satisfied of the authenticity of the laptop and the information contained on it.

The article that was published was written by Emma-Jo Morris and Gabrielle Fonrouge.

This was an article of vital concern to the American electorate. Their votes would decide if Donald Trump continued in the White House for another four years, or if he was voted out of office and in his place 77 year old Joe Biden would be the President.

The story was immediately, and majorly, trending on social media. Facebook pulled the plug on the story 5 hours later and Twitter followed.

Five days later, on 19 October, 2020, 50 former, senior intelligence officials, led by the man who had been the Obama administrations appointee as CIA director, John Brennan, released a letter which said of the information that 

The drive, has all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.

We want to emphasize that we do not know if the emails, provided to The New York Post by President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, are genuine or not and that we do not have evidence of Russian involvement. But there are a number of factors that make us suspicious of Russian involvement.

Such an operation would be consistent with Russian objectives, as outlined publicly and recently by the Intelligence Community, to create political chaos in the United States and to deepen political divisions here but also to undermine the candidacy of former Vice President Biden and thereby help the candidacy of President Trump....

A 'laptop op' fits the bill, as the publication of the emails are clearly designed to discredit Biden.

The US intelligence service had been monitoring Hunter Biden during the years that Joe Biden was Vice President between 2009 and 2017. They knew all about the wheeling and dealing activities that he‘d been up to on behalf of his dad, Joe. I discussed these in Parts 23 and 24 of this series.

They knew that Joe had been using his son as his front to do business with the Chinese, the Russians and the Ukrainians and Joe was a friend to those regimes. They also knew that Donald Trump, when he became President, had been tough with China and Russia. The election, putting Joe into the White House, offered the best possibility for those regimes to resume normal business. They would definitely not be helping Donald Trump to win office.

So long story short, the intelligence people hadn’t even looked at the Hunter Biden laptop, but they didn’t need to. They knew what the New York Post story was saying was true. But boy, did their letter of 19 October pull the legs from under that lethal Hunter Biden Laptop story.

The letter included the following killer material, in addition to what I quoted above:

Our view that the Russians are involved in the Hunter Biden email issue is consistent with two other significant data points as well. According to the Washington Post, citing four sources, “U.S. intelligence agencies warned the White House last year that Giuliani was the target of an influence operation by Russian intelligence.”

In addition, media reports say that the FBI has now opened an investigation into Russian involvement in this case. According to USA Today, “…federal authorities are investigating whether the.

Russia and Ukraine had been lucrative for the Biden family, but Joe Biden had been nurturing the big prize for many years now, going back to 1979 – China, or to be more accurate the Chinese Communist Party because after Mao Zedong took control of China, that country ceased to exist. After 1948 it has always just been the Chinese Communist Party. Talk about playing the long game. Joe had done well.

One of his greatest triumphs had as one of the champions of having China admitted to the World Trade Organisation. That was fantastic for China. A disaster, but for people who didn’t matter ironically for the working classes in the Western world, the proletariat. The story, about why China just had to be admitted to the WTO was that if you embrace China as part of the Western World then Communism would slowly fade away. You know like the Communists know that capitalism is going to slowly fade away. But what the West hoped, that wasn’t what really happened to Communism. Thanks to globalisation millions of working class jobs in America, Australia and other western countries disappeared to China. The Chinese Communist Party acquired the technology from the West to oppress its own people even more. But the good news was that the world’s richest people have gotten richer.

When Joe became Vice-President, the boat had really come in for him and the Biden family. As I quoted Sam Waltz, a Wilmington business consultant who covered Joe as a young reporter, with The Nation some years ago:

…. Joe says that when someone helps his family, it's just like helping Joe.

Whether it was by sheer brilliance, which seems unlikely, no offence, or just rat cunning, Joe was doing well, but he certainly wouldn’t have won the Presidency without a lot of help from the big media and social media because of what I’m about to tell you, and because of what Miranda Devine wanted to tell you but was very effectively shut down – well only for a little while, during the presidential race, but that was all that mattered.

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I think that the majority of Joe Biden’s successful run for President in the 2020 Presidential race is thanks to Republican Senator Tom Cotton, The New York Times, and all of those woke folk on its staff as journalists and editors.

 What happened on 3 June 2020, covered in Parts 19 to 21 of this series, as a consequence of the New York Times publishing the opinion piece by Senator Tom Cotton, about sending in the military to end the rioting and looting after the death of George Floyd, set the scene for what later happened on 14 October 2020, when the New York Post published the first of a series of exclusive stories that the outstanding Australian investigative journalist, Miranda Devine broke, just as the voting on the election for the new president was about to begin. It should have been a game changer – but it didn’t work out that way.

 Although denied vigorously at the time by anyone and everyone, especially by the intelligence experts, I mean these people didn’t even need to see the laptop to know that it wasn’t Hunter Bidens, to say what was on it was Russian disinformation. But today there’s no dispute that what Miranda Devine was writing about was material taken directly off the laptop that Hunter Biden, Joe Biden’s son, had abandoned on 12 April 2020 at John Paul Mac Isaac’s computer repair shop. The shop was just 3 kilometres from Joe Biden’s home.

 The material on the laptop suggested that Joe Biden was involved in massive corruption. It suggests that he used his position as Vice President of the United States, to make millions for himself and his family from Xi Jinping’s China, Vladimir Putin’s Russia and the Ukraine, one of the most corrupt government’s on God’s earth. What wouldn’t Joe Biden be able to do when he was the President of the United States?

 So let me tell you what was found on Hunter Biden’s laptop and how the mainstream media, social media (including Twitter and Facebook) and 50 top former US Intelligence officials, including John Brennan, the Obama administrations head of the CIA, and James Clapper, the director of National Intelligence, were all able to put their hands on their hearts  and lie saying that the laptop was Russian disinformation.

 All of this is detailed in Miranda Devine’s 2021 book Laptop from Hell – Hunter Biden, Big Tech and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide.

Tag words: Bari Weiss; New York Times; Twitter; Miranda Devine; Hunter Biden laptop; Epoch Times; Technometrica Institute of Policy and Politics; John Ratcliffe; Sarah Ferguson; ABC; Australian Broadcasting Commission; Alexander Hamilton; New York Post; Rudy Giuliani; Bob Costello; Xi Jinping; Henry Kissinger; the Delaware Way; President Obama; Jim Biden; Tony Bobulinski; Sam Waltz; Air Force 2; CEFC; the Big Guy; Café Milano; Belt and Road Initiative; Michael Karloutsos; Yelena Baturina; Yury Luzhkov; Vadym Pozharskyi; Rick Leach; World Food Program USA; Marc Holtzman; Kazkommertsbank; Prime Minister Karim Massimov; Kenes Rakishev; Glenn Kessler; White House; Proverbs 3:7; The Bible;

OK. You have a Jewess work colleague that you particularly hate. Because she’s against everything that you’ve been told to believe in and have done without question. Like going to a Thai restaurant and ordering their banquet meal so you don’t have to think about this food that you don’t know a lot about. Like that, all of your ideas have been given to you. You’ve elected not to be an individual. That makes you a perfect candidate for being a socialist, if you aren’t already one.

So this bitch, and I have one in mind, her name is Bari Weiss. She worked at the New York Times. She got monstered into leaving by her colleagues because of that Senator Tom Holland piece (covered in Parts 20 and 21), in particular, but she also covered a host of other people that the woke folk would rather were dead. This includes Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who would be called an Islamophobe. 

Eventually, by doing exactly what she had been employed to do, Bari Weiss had started an internal, one woman, culture war at the New York Times. The longer she was working there, posting the sorts of opinion stories that she was employed to find, her colleagues were looking for ever viler insults that they could throw at her. She copped these: “incendiary”, a distributor of “far right” materials and “absolutely, categorically stupid”. But I think the Oscar for the Best Insult has to go to this one. Since 6 million Jews were exterminated by the Nazis during World War II, for the crime of being Jewish – and undoubtedly some of her family were murdered by the Nazis – to call her a Nazi is pretty vile. I mean you’d have to be one of the woke folk to do that because no one is as vicious and intolerant as they are.

So what did she do to make her work colleagues wish that they had been able to buy tickets to watch her shoved into a gas chamber at Auschwitz? That’s what this programme’s about as I wrap up the George Floyd part of this story. Then move on to the Hunter Biden laptop from hell.

Tag words: Bari Weiss; Aziz Ansari; Babe; Netflix; Bill Maher; Real Time; MSNBC; George Floyd; Derek Chauvin; ANTIFA; Senator Tom Holland; President Trump; New York Times; Twitter; AG Sulzberger; Dean Baquet; Adolph Ochs; Elon Musk; FBI; Hunter Biden laptop; Joe Biden; Chinese Communist Party; CCP; Miranda Devine; JK Rowling; The Witch Trials of JK Rowling; Harry Potter; Free Press;

George Floyd’s death, on 29 May 2020, sparked massive protests across America. The protests were used as an opportunity for those inclined, to riot, and mixed in with the rioting was a lot of looting and shooting. Much, most, of the media didn’t distinguish between the peaceful protests and the rioters and the looters. Donald Trump was president and there was political mileage in keeping the unrest going. When Trump wanted to use the military to stop the violence (the rioting and the looting), his agenda, was the opposite of those people who wanted to exploit it for their advantage.

Those people won the day. The rioting and the looting continued. Some brave peaceful protestors still stuck their heads up and went out to protest. Mostly during the day. The rioters and looters had claimed the night.

But there was a much bigger prize up for grabs, and that was most of the mainstream media.

Tag words: James Bennet; New York Times; Dean Baguet; Sulzberger; Adam Rubenstein; Jim Dao; Bari Weiss; Wesley Lowery; Alexander Solzhenitsyn; Miranda Devine; Marxism; Pacific Northwest Youth Liberation Front;

Bari Weiss seems to have been good at her job. I haven’t read anything that she wrote, but I’ve read about her in Barya Ungar-Sargon’s book Bad News. Resigning from the New York Times over the bullying you’ve gotten from your workplace colleagues is the only kind of love that the left deal out to people who don’t agree with them – socialism hates individuals.

When it comes right down to it, the left don’t really care about the causes they use as vehicles to try to undermine our society. They care about raising the red flag. To do that they have to tear down a society that is infinitely more kind, more successful than anything their ideology has ever done in the past and will ever achieve.

A classic example of the left, that loves women, and passionately cares about the plight of the indigenous Australians, is the treatment that Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been on the receiving end of and is going to grow the more she becomes a thorn in the side of the left. She should be way ahead on the woke scoreboard. She’s a woman – true she was born a woman and that detracts a lot on that score. Better if she had been an indigenous Australian man who had transitioned to being a woman – but still, being a woman is pretty up there.

So you’d think the woke folk would be carrying her on their shoulders down the main street of Alice Springs. But no – they wished she’d never been born – either sex. Because it’s all about winning their nightmare for the world. Everything else they do and say is just bull.

So the person front and centre of this story is a woman, Bari Weiss. Not as lucky as Jacinta Nampiginpa Price, because she’s not a minority that the left like. She’s a Jewess (the left is totally anti-semitic and always has been, look at Hitler). When her woke crisis blew up she was working for the New York Times. She had successfully applied for the job of sourcing interviews and opinion pieces by and about people who weren’t remotely woke – the sort of people that no self respecting employee of the New York Times would give the time of day to. She did her job so successfully that she ended up being forced to resign.

Obviously love and tolerance means different things to the woke folk.

Tag words: Bari Weiss; Batya Ungar-Sargon; Bad News; New York Times; socialism hates individuals; Jacinta Nampijinpa Price; Edmund Lee; Three Cheers for Cultural Appropriation; Senator Tom Cotton; George Floyd; Insurrection Act; James Bennet; Enola Gay; Hiroshima; Roxanne Gay; NewsGuild; Diversity; Ku Klux Klan; Robin diAngelo; Ibram X Kendi; The Guardian; Igor Shafarevich; A. G. Sulzberger; Moral Panic; Ashley Feinberg; woke; Louise Mensch; Blackwater founder; Erik Prince; JK Rowling; Michael Powell; NewsGuild;

In the next few programmes I’m going to tell you a story about courage involving one unlikely playerthe New York Times (definitely not the courageous one), and these other people – Republican Senator Tom Cotton (and Trump supporter), Bari Weiss (an opinion editor with the Times hired to find stories that the Times wouldn’t normally tell, George Floyd (you know who he is), Black Lives Matter (you know who they are), Adam Rubenstein (a junior editor with the Times) and 2 women who have been dead now for an awfully long time, who, when they were alive, were both very low on the social scale compared to the person they deliberately disobeyed with major consequences for the entire world, they were midwives. But unlike most people today, it seems, had the courage to defy the most powerful man in the world because what he wanted them to do wasn’t right.

The question is, is the courage of those long dead women, also now long dead in our society today, because if it is, we’re in serious trouble. This story, that I’m about to tell you suggest that it might be mostly dead and that’s a worry.

Tag words: New York Times; Senator Tom Cotton; President Donald Trump; Bari Weiss; George Floyd; Black Lives Matter; BLM; Adam Rubenstein; Pharoah; Communist Party; Bolsheviks; intellectuals; professors; university lecturers; school teachers; Moses; Derek Chauvin; Catholic Church; Stanley Cohen; Folk Devils and Moral Panics: The Creation of the Mods and Rockers; Ibram X. Kendi; Robin DiAngelo; Wokeness; ANTIFA; Nazi Brownshirt stormtroopers; Adolf Hitler; Bulworth; Igor Shafarevich; The Socialist Phenomenon; Marxist; St Johns Episcopal Church; Fox News; Batya Ungar-Sargon; Bad News; Edmund Lee; French Revolution; James Bennet; Paul Farhi; Washington Post; Wall Street Journal; Jean-Paul Sartre;