As an overture, it is proper to define the specific type of working woman this post is directed towards. To be clear, it is not directed at married women who provide supplementary income further to their main domestic duties; nor towards those women whose children have entered adulthood and left home. It is also not… Continue reading Why women work
We live in a country in which state and federal governments constantly pass new laws. At time of writing, the federal government has passed 24 Acts for the year, this being exclusive of amendments made to other Acts and legislative instruments. These laws are passed not only with frequency but copious detail. The Fair Work… Continue reading The problems with legalism
It goes without saying that even a book of 600 pages could not encapsulate the vast array of seen and unseen causes driving historical change, much less a single blog post. Yet there exists a leading principle, a constant, through which many modern developments are implemented. For want of a better term, this principle could… Continue reading What drives historical change
Amid the extraordinary week that has been, the history books have not yet been written as to which way this presidential election will go, a precarious situation which may persist for months to come. Not all is uncertain, though, it being clear (and perhaps trite) to say the outcome from this presidential election matters. The… Continue reading Why the presidential election matters
Further to my critique in July, it is proper to refute some of the key contentions which sustain free trade ideology. These arguments–and their flaws–could be considered as follows. Free trade means better prices for consumers Free trade with poorer countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America is desirable, we are advised, because it reduces… Continue reading Free trade revisited
Men and women are different, in a rudimentary physical sense but also in their psychological tendencies. In particular, a major psychological distinction presents in the disparate interests of each gender. For the most part, men are interested in ideas and things; whereas women are interested in people. I have noticed this phenomenon in rather plain… Continue reading Men and women are different
Over the last few weeks, it has been interesting to hear the views of some normies on the coronavirus pandemic. For the most part, normies have stressed the importance of safety guidelines being conscientiously adhered to. Upon enquiring as to why this should be so, they have unanimously given that unthinking response: because ‘science’ and… Continue reading A Blind Faith
It came as little surprise last Wednesday, when Kamala Harris was named as Joe Biden’s vice president pick. This was a patently token selection: Harris being a black women; her lacking the requisite political or real-life experience to be prepared for vice-presidential (and quite potentially) presidential duties. That the left is intent on promoting members… Continue reading The Truth About Leftist Identity Politics
Much has transpired since my last post concerning the coronavirus all the way back in March. Some things about coronavirus remain the same: it came from a Chinese lab and presented a wonderful occasion for nationalist change. Yet with the passage of time, responses to this pandemic have only served to benefit the globalist left.… Continue reading They Don’t Care About Lives
Since the rise of Bob Hawke to the Australian prime ministership in 1983, a bipartisan consensus has advanced free trade. The late 20th and early 21st century was replete with expressions of this ideology, meaning Australia now has 14 such agreements. Notwithstanding this accord within the Liberal-Labor duopoly, from an Australian first perspective, free trade… Continue reading The Problems With Free Trade
It is often claimed by leftists that conservative and nationalist dissidents are in fact ‘Nazis’. Because the left is so indiscriminate with the term, this brings about something of a shared plight among all those individuals so afflicted. Meaning, that traditional conservatives have more in common with legitimate National Socialists, than progressives bent on imposing… Continue reading Traditional Conservatism vs Social Darwinism
There is no doubt that the imposition of multi-racialism is harmful to the traditional Australian nation. It is not only bad for natives, however, being in a few ways adverse to the interests of non-whites. Multi-racialism is bad for non-whites in the sense of them having to attend places of education, work and community where… Continue reading The Experience of Non-White Alienation
I received an interesting critical comment on my last post, ‘WHO Advances the Pedophile Agenda’: There’s never going to be normalisation of non-consenting relationships. This individual is not alone: as of 26 May 2020, most leftists probably object to pedophilia on the ground of consent. More or less, their reasoning (if pressed) would go along… Continue reading Will ‘Consent’ Prevent the Normalisation of Pedophilia?
In December 2018, I outlined how gay marriage was a requisite step to the legalisation of pedophilia. Once a society rejects the superiority or divinely ordained primacy of sexual relations between husband and wife, and denounces traditional moral norms as ‘homophobic’, it has established the philosophical framework necessary for accepting pedophilia. Now, WHO (an organisation… Continue reading WHO Advances the Pedophile Agenda
By now, it is well known that the left has been winning and the right losing–for a long time. Some say this losing streak began in the 1960’s, others blame World War Two, World War One, or even the French Revolution; nevertheless, this probe is unimportant for our purposes. What is acutely important, instead, is… Continue reading The Masters of Hegemony
