Pauline Hanson takes Muslim Faruqi to the High Court

Dr Joanna Howe is a champion. Few Australians on the conservative side are as active in taking the battle up to the miserable, destructive left. In this video, she shows that she is supporting Pauline Hanson in her battle with the despicable Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi, whose bigoted record speaks for itself. What an ironic joke that the appeal judge found in favour of Faruqi – Hanson was racist in her reply to Faruqi’s nastiness – when it is clear that, in all her actions and speeches, Faruqi hates white Anglo people.

Let me allude to a matter here that is of great significance. Do you see it? Joanna is actually a dark woman. Her ancestry is likely Indian or Sri Lankan, or somewhere in that part of the world. Who would dispute that she’s Australian? Who, except the small band of nutters who the bigots in the media use to smear the rest of us? As Pauline says, ethnicity isn’t the point. It is the people who are unashamedly incompatible with Australian culture, people who hate Australia and Australians, who are here to grab their piece of real estate, set up their enclave and pursue the hegemony of their culture.

Opening a substack account

I have opened a Substack account to share my non-fiction writing, mainly by serialising my non-fiction books. Opening a Substack account is not easy – at least, it wasn’t for me. I watched many YouTube videos that tried to explain the intricacies, but some weren’t at all clear. For those entertaining opening a Substack account, I found the one below the clearest.

Feminism is a hateful, dangerous ideology


‘Feminism is a Hateful & Dangerous Ideology that is Destroying the West. Janice Fiamengo‘

Feminism is in an unending war against men, families and civilisation. It is undermining our society, destroying relationships between men and women, making both males and females unhappy – and it is destroying our institutions.

So says Prof. Janice Fiamengo, a retired professor from the University of Ottawa, a former feminist and the author of the new book “The Goddess That Failed: Feminism’s Unending War Against Men, Families and Civilization Itself”.

Civil War in Australia?

Professor Betz answers where a civil war is likely to break out. Australia is mentioned. This is critical information, particularly for men, because men will be the ones doing the fighting, not women. The recent riots in France, especially in Paris, showed the violence was carried out almost entirely by men and checked by men. Civil violence will show how weak and unreliable females are. Few will have missed the poor woke woman pleading with the mostly black male rioters to spare her store HERE.

Preparing for strife – civil war included

The one catastrophe not mentioned in the list of threats below is civil war. Civil war will be covered in the next post – the warnings of Professor David Betz.

‘Prepare now’: Why world leaders are pushing everyday families to start emergency prepping

The US military is stockpiling months of supplies while the UK PM is buying up beans. Here’s why the world is quietly preparing for the worst.

Jamie Seidel, news.co.au 30 Oct 2026

Don’t panic. Farmers are warning of famine. Strategists are warning of sabotage. Banks are warning of financial chaos. Scientists are warning of rapid-fire climate shocks. Politicians are warning of “state-sponsored terrorism”. Tech executives are warning of uncontrollable AI agents.

It’s a recipe for disaster, disruption and disarray. If you’re not prepared. Governments know this.

“Don’t wait for the emergency: prepare now!” the French district of Normandy warned its population yesterday.

It’s facing a hyperthreat. That’s where compounding disasters – in this case riots, wildfires, sabotage, disinformation and inflation – overwhelm a government’s ability to react. Other nations see this coming.

“I do like my beans, so I have plenty of those in the cupboard, and soup,” Britain’s Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, quipped at the weekend.

“I think those are the kind of things that I would recommend people to have.”

Others are taking matters more seriously.

“We’ve navigated single-shot crises like the financial meltdown of 2008 and the pandemic of 2020. This next year will be different,” warns Axios CEO Jim VandeHei.

“The real risk is a chain reaction: One shock sets off others — faster than we can process, and caused by AI dynamics we don’t fully understand.”

Read the rest HERE …

Our government is funding a coup with your money

People have spoken about ‘indigenous’ separatism or apartheid based on race, but as I have claimed many times before, what we are experiencing in the nation established at settlement by Anglo-Celtic people and their culture is a bloodless coup by reinvented white Aboriginals, funded by the government and supported by Australia’s woke traitor class, who have control of all critical areas of the Australian state and society. The Adelaide Women’s and Children’s Hospital is a paradigm case, showing the elements and tactics of the coup.

And as I’ve said before, the government is playing with fire. I see strife on the horizon.

I thank Daily Insight for his efforts to keep the warning before Australians.

The 2026 Victorian State election (Nov) and the 2028 federal election might be the last chance to stop the coup by voting in a political party that is not afraid to make the necessary legislative changes. After that … who knows.

An Australian anthem for the times

A major part of the Australian population is earthy in their expression. Undoubtedly, part of that earthiness comes from Australia’s convicts, who played a vital role in establishing and building the nation. (Nine convicts are in my direct lines, two from the First Fleet. See my book PRISON HULK TO REDEMPTION.)

When Pauline Hanson told Mehreen Faruqi to ‘piss off back to Pakistan,’ she was using the Australian vernacular. To show how disconnected she is from the Australian ethos, Faruqi sued her and won. She won because the Australian judge has lost connection with Australia.

Below is an alternative Australian anthem that expresses that earthiness.