They Were Right to Boo
The ‘Welcome to Country’ is racist and divisive: foisting it on Anzac Day is a disgraceful act.
The ‘Welcome to Country’ is racist and divisive: foisting it on Anzac Day is a disgraceful act.
Far from being a democratic act, this stands as the complete antithesis of everything voters were promised in the 2023 election campaign. It is a total abandonment of campaign pledges. Do you see the future now? Co-governance is a cancer and, like a cancer, it will destroy its host.
There is a noticeable trend of manosphere figures converting to Islam or expressing admiration for it. Sneako, who is featured in Theroux’s documentary, has converted. As has Andrew Tate who, although not featured in the doco, kind of hovered over and around it like a bad smell.
The New Democrats became an instant online sensation.
Mechanisms of ideological Identitarian societal capture…complete with a case study.
Everyone knows that the problem will be decisively evident when Islam is a majority faith, and when liberals can no longer pretend to be in control of the order. The question is what liberals will do then?
I would argue that the very reason the Nats are doing poorly is precisely because they have not followed through on their mandate for change. We need them to take action now, before it is too late.
As Wilson puts it, these are “not folks we can win over by presenting historical evidence.” The truth is that “we are not in a fight over historical interpretation; we are in a war against our culture.”
The notion is utterly absurd. It is the product of vacuous thinking by dunces who can sing and chant slogans but have no grasp of even basic history. It should be tossed into history’s dustbin of stupid ideas.
And they’re changing the way we express ourselves. What this means for declining birth rates globally and the relationship between the sexes is unclear. Let’s just say, based on this research, the future does not look promising. Seems like that blasted pendulum never rests in the middle.
Bureaucracies do not abandon governing philosophies: they preserve them. Winning the policy war is not enough. Lasting reform requires restructuring who decides – not simply rewriting what is declared.