From the Novel Marketing channel: There’s a culture shift underway that most authors aren’t seeing. Even traditional publishers can’t figure out why their titles are resonating. If your book isn’t selling, it could be a cover or craft problem, but it might be a zeitgeist problem. In this week’s episode, you’ll hear from fantasy and LitRPG author Seth Ring. We discuss the biggest cultural shift in storytelling in two decades and what it means for your books.
Violence and barbarism run through the Islamic world. There are different degrees of Islamic barbarism and backwardness, but Afghanistan, with its psychopathic Taliban, must be the candidate for the top position. Life means nothing for the monsters that rule Afghanistan.
Islamic barbarism has been brought into the West by migration. The people of the West were not informed of the political and religious attitudes that would unleash the indiscriminate killings of innocent civilians. In retrospect, the decision to allow untrammelled Islamic migration amounts to an historic betrayal, the like of which has few examples in world history.
Its proponents are unapologetic and persist with the policy no matter how much violence and social disintegration it wreaks.
SAS Officer Ben Robert-Smith was engaged in a war with few parallels for its filthy tactics and demonic barbarism. That war was in Afghanistan, the land of the Taliban beasts. He won two bravery awards. Here’s the War Memorial’s citation:
Ben Roberts-Smith is a former Australian soldier who earned the Victoria Cross for Australia for his heroic actions during a helicopter assault in Afghanistan on 11 June 2010. He was awarded the Medal for Gallantry in 2006 for his previous actions in Afghanistan. On that day, Roberts-Smith exposed his position to draw fire away from his team, allowing them to engage enemy positions effectively. His actions resulted in a tactical victory, showcasing extreme devotion to duty and disregard for his own safety.
The combined attack on Ben Roberts-Smith by the treacherous, perverted cowards of the ABC, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald has been rewarded for its mob-like persistence. Ben Roberts-Smith was arrested today, charged, and held in custody.
Those trembling unmanly men can repair to their favourite watering holes and wank themselves without restraint for their success in bringing down the sort of man Australia is likely to need in the not-too-distant future.
Supporting the treacherous left and the West’s hard-bitten enemy. How far must it go before the ordinary people, betrayed by their leaders, fight back?
Reinvented White Aboriginals can call it what they want and embellish its significance for as far as their imagination stretches, but for me it is, and will stay, Ayers Rock.
Canada’s super-woke New Democratic Party (NDP) held a conference. Words fall short. Here’s one of the videos that is stirring up the internet. You’ll only find these crackpots in white countries, signalling the betrayal and surrender of the weak, wanking, dominant political class.
Muslim Mehreen Faruqi fantasises that she gets a lot of stick from Australians because of the colour of her skin. She’s a light brown – little different from a white person with a decent suntan.
Here’s a news flash for this delightful Muslim woman whose presence disgraces the Australian parliament. No, she gets a lot of stick because she’s objectionable and obnoxious. Change the colour of her skin and she would still be objectionable and obnoxious – and an anti-white racist.
As for Lydia Thorpe, she needs a season of psychological therapy. She’s truly the parliament’s nutcase. I congratulate Fatima Payman on her pregnancy and hope her maternal instincts take her from a house in which she doesn’t belong.
Some commentators have expressed disappointment at the relative silence of feminists on the situation of Iranian women. “Isn’t feminism supposed to be about women’s liberation?” asked Iranian-born Sheila Nazarian, a Beverly Hills doctor and media personality.
Nazarian expressed shock that “with Iran, a country where women are governed by absolutist religious law that hardly treats them as human, so many Western feminists either maintain their silence or end up supporting the regime.”
Annabel Denham, columnist and senior political commentator at The Telegraph, recently expressed similar astonishment, asking “Where is the support for [Iranian women’s] glorious defiance? The Instagram carousels, the breathless declarations of ‘solidarity’ from former Harry Potter stars and pouting influencers?”
