With unyielding disdain for Australia’s deplorables, the ABC has alleged ‘cognitive ability shapes attitudes on equal rights for same- sex couples.’ Translation: If you believe in traditional marriage, you are likely less intelligent than the savvy ‘Yes’ crowd. Conversely, it should be noted the Coalition for Marriage campaign does not utilize simple, elementary arguments appealing… Continue reading The ABC vs ‘No’ voter deplorables
The no campaign further exposing the LGBT Agenda and its virulent neo- Marxist links. Why Vote No, September 10, 2017: Yes, it’s true that the vast majority of same-sex couples who intend on marrying are doing so for the sentimental aspect of equality. However, there is a dark side behind the push for the legalisation… Continue reading LGBT Agenda
I supported Brexit, Calexit, but now WAxit/ Waexit is growing in momentum, amid a recent motion from the WA Liberal party. While this change will likely never happen, is speaks something to the greedy, corporatist elements within the WA Liberal party. This is not to deny that WA gets an unfavourable deal in the GST.… Continue reading WA Liberal Party votes for watered-down secession motion
Although the Huffington Post is not my first choice for contemporary news and opinion, this piece offers valuable insight into the citizenship scandal dominating our political scene. It might have been humorous when a few Greens Senators were affected, but now, section 44 of the Australian Constitution threatens to cast doubt over all parliamentarians. Huffington… Continue reading Section 44 Of The Constitution Means NOBODY Is Eligible To Be Elected To Parliament
Despite George Brandis’ crocodile tears, considering that political elites continually ignore this particular desire of Middle Australia, Pauline Hanson was right to raise attention to the women- enslaving, anti- Western burqa, while generating entertainment for her populist base along the way. Further, if our leaders had any respect for social cohesion and Australian culture, they… Continue reading Pauline Hanson wears burqa in the Australian Senate
Julie Bishop cutting short a long planned trip to the Philippines, seems to suggest something dramatic is mounting within the Liberal Party. For as Malcolm Turnbull appears unable to control his backbenchers over the proposed gay marriage plebiscite, it therefore seems the Prime Minister has lost control over the Liberal partyroom. While a potential challenge… Continue reading Bishop to cut trip short amid Libs drama
If Australia was such a terrible place for ethnic minorities, then Tim Soutphommasane and Yassmin Abdel- Magied would never have come to this country. Moreover, the successes these 2 prominent figures have since enjoyed, contradict their assertions that we live in a bigoted, racist society. The Spectator, Arthur Chrenkoff, July 9, 2017: Dear Yassmin and Tim… Continue reading Yassmin and Tim, from migrant to migrant, please stop whinging
After the recent merging between Australian Conservatives and Family First, some figures have suggested that One Nation should also move to join. But while some might perceive Pauline Hanson and Cory Bernardi’s political movements as indistinguishable, there are particular differences in their respective philosophies. As Bernardi is a staunch Roman Catholic and Family First have strong associations with the ACL,… Continue reading The difference between One Nation and Australian Conservatives
After I discussed the cowardly rollover from Coopers’ earlier in the week, their recent ‘apology’ video has come to my attention. While I’ve spent many days over the past few years criticizing the Regressive Left, this pitiful, cringe- worthy plea for totalitarian forgiveness, is the worst instance of regressive intrusion I have seen yet. It demonstrates just how far regressive… Continue reading Coopers’ cowering ‘apology’ video
For the Regressive Left to maintain any future hold over their claims of supporting ‘tolerance’ and ‘equality’, they must first recognize their own painstakingly obvious, unfettered intolerance for other groups. Including those who might happen to disagree with them (god forbid). This is my honest, sincere advice to any ‘progressive’ who has sought to bully Coopers into… Continue reading Left-wing intolerance must be called out
“The myth of Aboriginal Exceptionalism”, xyz.com, November 26, 2016: Unless perhaps you live in the Mesolithic Period in an outback Aboriginal community, you will no doubt have heard of the City of Fremantle’s recent decision to move Australia Day and rename it to One Day to make it a ‘culturally-inclusive alternative’. Unless you’re insane, you… Continue reading The myth of Aboriginal Exceptionalism
A fascinating sequel to the original piece I posted late last week. As this work so vehemently contradicts the current consensus on Australia’s history, it makes for an interesting yet detailed read. “Why There Were No Stolen Generations (Part Two)”, Quadrant, January 1, 2010: The empirical underpinnings of Bringing Them Home derived largely from the work of white academic… Continue reading Why There Were No Stolen Generations (Part Two)
An interesting, highly detailed article disavowing the idea of an Aboriginal ‘Stolen Generation’. Even those who disagree with its thesis ought to read it. “Why There Were No Stolen Generations (Part One”, Quadrant, January 1, 2010: Most Australians would be taken aback to find that whenever academics in the field of genocide studies discuss history’s worst… Continue reading Why There Were No Stolen Generations (Part One)
The Australian government recently announced it will seek to alter the Immigration Act, to ensure that those coming to Australia by boat, will never gain citizenship and/ or entry of any kind. Moreover, should these legislative changes take hold, all boat people deemed legitimate refugees will be resettled elsewhere. Malcolm Turnbull reflected these ambitions on Sunday when… Continue reading The staunch defence of our borders
