Welcome!

On October 14, 2021November 30, 2021 By Joel AgiusIn Uncategorized3 Comments

Hey! Welcome to JJ’s Outlook, a blog where you’ll find all my content and political commentary online. While I write for this blog, I also write for several publications, including The Spectator Australia and The Good Sauce. I post links to my articles in those publications here as well. If you like what you read, feel free to give it a like, or leave a comment to let me know what you think. You can also subscribe via email to the blog if you’d like to get email notifications when new posts go live.

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A Voice Of Virtue?

On August 14, 2022 By Joel AgiusIn Politics & SocietyLeave a comment

‘I’m just going to come out and say what we’re all thinking – the Voice to Parliament is state-sanctioned racism. No matter how well-intentioned, it is going to backfire horribly, leaving one race of individuals with arbitrary powers above those of other Australians.’

My take on the Voice to Parliament for The Spectator Australia.

The World Economic Forum: Heroes Or Villains?

On July 27, 2022 By Joel AgiusIn Politics & Society, World Economic ForumLeave a comment

The mainstream media won’t talk about the World Economic Forum, likely because many of them are implicated in it.

So, I’ve taken the liberty of putting together a guide to the organisation that is plotting world domination, and quietly achieving it. Numerous important links are included in the article that I would encourage everyone to look at.

This is an important one, and I’m grateful to be able to have it published by The Spectator Australia.

Australia’s Catholic Church: Politics, Paganism And Pandering

On July 20, 2022 By Joel AgiusIn Christianity, Politics & Society, ReligionLeave a comment

Two weeks ago, the Plenary Council met in Sydney for the second time, and quickly descended into radical activism.

The lack of courage from those who should be defending the faith was palpable as Bishops voted in favour of incorporating pagan symbols and rituals into the liturgy.

There were only two who voted against it.

Read my latest for The Spectator Australia.

Albanese: Putting Australia Last?

On July 13, 2022 By Joel AgiusIn Politics & SocietyLeave a comment

While Albo has been on a world tour full of photo-ops, handshakes and handouts, Australians have been suffering from floods, inflation, rising interest rates, and ridiculously high petrol prices.

Now, with the PM seeking to allow New Zealand citizens to vote in our elections, it seems apparent that Anthony Albanese just won’t stop putting Australia last.

My latest for The Spectator Australia.

The Forgotten Story Behind Roe

On July 8, 2022 By Joel AgiusIn Politics & SocietyLeave a comment

You’ve likely heard about Roe v. Wade, how it was overturned, and all the protests that have occurred since.

But what you probably haven’t heard is the true story behind Roe and the two women who were taken advantage of, neither of whom had an abortion.

Read all about it in my latest for The Spectator Australia.