Bob Jones: Gutless critics not worth the time
The unregulated internet makes a mockery of libel laws, of copyright and many other worthwhile aspects of our established legal system, writes Bob Jones.
The unregulated internet makes a mockery of libel laws, of copyright and many other worthwhile aspects of our established legal system, writes Bob Jones.
Contrary to all that is being said, newly-built houses have never been more affordable, but that assertion requires explanation, writes Bob Jones.
John Key's critics are gaining courage and ready to jump on him over everything, no matter how innocuous, writes Bob Jones.
The continuing obstinacy of courts, police and government is thankfully no match for the determination of Joe Karam, writes Sir Bob Jones.
"Few folk understand money, which is logical as it's enormously complex," writes Bob Jones.
When I was called up for the then three months' compulsory military training, a stand-off ensued when I refused, writes Bob Jones. "I was incapable of tolerating being shouted at."
If the departees feel Australia offers a better life then they certainly should go, writes Bob Jones. "Their duty is to themselves to fulfil their potential as they see it."
While sitting thinking virtuous thoughts recently, my life-long practice to an almost monastic degree, it appalled me to realise that the Prime Minister is both a misogynist and a racist.
Sir Bob Jones reckons even news of the PM coming out of the closet would be a one-day news wonder.
New Herald columnist Sir Bob Jones explains why he believes tax is theft.