‘Violence against women pervasive in Pakistan’

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Senator Mehreen Faruqi is from Pakistan. Many Australians regret that she left that barbarous land and hope that one day she’ll go back.

This delightful Islamic woman has frequently expressed contempt for Australians – I mean, white Australians – and spends much time wagging her finger at us.

Today’s Daily Mail Online has a report about a death sentence given by the courts in Pakistan to a man who killed a 17-year-old Pakistani influencer because she didn’t respond to his advances. The report further notes:

‘Violence against women is pervasive in Pakistan, according to the country’s Human Rights Commission, and cases of women being attacked after rejecting marriage proposals are not uncommon.

‘Earlier last year, a father who moved his family from the United States to Pakistan was arrested after allegedly shooting his daughter dead in an ‘honour killing’ over her use of social media.

‘Anwar ul-Haq, believed to be a US citizen, was charged with murder after allegedly admitting to shooting his 15-year-old daughter Hira dead.

‘Mr ul-Haq had reportedly forbidden his daughter from making TikTok videos he deemed ‘inappropriate’ and allegedly decided to kill her when she continued posting online.‘

What sort of a father kills his daughter for disobeying him? The answer is: an Islamic father. Honour killings are common in the Islamic world. You’ll find some horrific cases online.

Perhaps charming Mehreen Faruqi could attend to the happenings in the corrupt third-world country she comes from, rather than abusing white Australians who built the safe, prosperous country she lives in.

A Boomer’s life

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I made this slideshow to celebrate the fortieth wedding anniversary of my older brother, Michael, and his wife, Wendy, in 2006. It was a great hit with the family at the time. It had terrific memories. But now, 20 years later, when Michael and Wendy are in their eighties, and I’m eighty next July, the slideshow has so much more significance. It now shows a way of life and its ambience that has almost disappeared. It’s still a lot of fun, but now it is tinged with nostalgia for a time in Australia that is drifting into the nation’s forgetfulness.

We were in our mid-twenties when the 1960s Revolution hit in Sydney. In this slideshow, one can see the background of the novels in my Sixties Series, especially in Books 3, 4, 5, and 6 to come.

An Edmund Burke title coming

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My latest novel in the Sixties Series, LOVE IN THE COUNTERCULTURE, is ready for release on 29 June 2026. It’s all been put to bed.

I have decided to pause writing the next title, DREAMS TO NIGHTMARE, until I have attended to a long-overdue task of bundling revised and updated versions of the postings, essays, and presentations on Edmund Burke’s political philosophy that I have given at meetings and conferences over the last ten or so years. More details, plus a table of contents, will be provided in due course.

Anticipated release is December 2026

Patricia Karvelas – dopier than the normal leftist hack

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I come back to ABC’s Patricia Karvela’s performance in the ABC’s coverage of the count for the seat of Farrer.

It is simply staggering that she thought Angus Taylor, leader of Australia’s traditional conservative party, should have preferenced the leftist Independent/TEAL candidate. It shows an abyss of ignorance generally about Australia’s political makeup and political philosophy. Does she not know there are political philosophies other than the woke/leftist vision to which she subscribes?

But she’s okay. Her feminist mates at the ABC will protect her.

In a just world, the government’s funding of the ABC would be terminated yesterday.

Farrer – electric shock treatment for the political class

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The dominant political class is reeling, eyes spinning, at the success of One Nation in the seat of Farrer. It’s been gloomy, depressing times for conservatives, but Farrer has given us hope.

I watched the ABC broadcast of the count, presided over by David Spears and Patricia Karvelas. The shameless bias and the inability to competently analyse what was happening should be embarrassing for the ABC. But it won’t be. The ABC is full of woke, feminist types like Karvelas, but on this occasion, she shone in her perversity.

Despite a graph filling the entire television screen, showing a drop in the coalition support almost equal to the rise in One Nation support, she had to blather on about Angus Taylor being smashed because he preferenced One Nation and didn’t follow Sussan Ley’s plan to bring the Coalition back to the ‘sensible centre’. Instead, he disastrously aligned himself with the ‘hard right’. Karvelas has absolutely no idea what it means to be a philosophical conservative – and it’s likely she never will.

What is obvious to everyone except the ABC and the woke bubble they’re in, the Coalition lost their support to One Nation because the people thought One Nation represented their values, and the Coalition didn’t. I’m typical. I’ve always been a Liberal voter – that is, conservative – from the time I developed a political consciousness. Until now.

The two most pressing issues for conservatives are migration and the Aboriginal industry. The Coalition has failed to deal with these two issues as a conservative party should. The difference is that One Nation has. And they’ll get my vote until the Coalition regains its true conservative values and perspective.

The Coalition was always going to get smashed in Farrer. It would have been worse if they, as silly Karvelas wanted, had steered to the so-called ‘sensible centre’. The sensible centre for a conservative is another version of Labor or, even worse, TEAL. Angus Taylor took the right course in the circumstances.

He showed he wants to put his party on the long road back. That’s the start. Now he must hold the line and develop the right (conservative) policies to deal with migration and the reinverted white-Aboriginals who insult the majority of Australians by telling them they are not legitimate on the land their ancestors fought for, some spilling their blood. Could there be a greater insult?

If the Coalition is not prepared to shut down the Aboriginal industry, I’m sure One Nation is. And, for that, they’ll have my vote.

‘Shut up, you slut!’

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The so-called ‘ISIS brides’ arrived back in Sydney and Melbourne to a lot of pushing and shoving at the airport for those women not immediately arrested.

Now, it might surprise people to hear me say that I think they should have been allowed to return to Australia. They should be allowed to return FOR THE SAKE OF THE CHILDREN. The children, innocent of their mothers’ deeds, should have a chance, even though the chances are against them of being freed from the psychopathic ideology they’ve been brought up in. And rest assured: those women who have returned and will return will not have an easy time of it. They have earned a stigma that will never leave them – justifiably so. This is all a matter of course.

But what has impressed me about the chaos at the airport is the throng of Muslim bully boys who took it upon themselves to protect their sisters from the dirty infidels who wanted to ask questions. To a question by one female reporter came the request to ‘Shut up, you slut!’ which just goes to demonstrate what ordinary Australians are saying about those who come from countries totally incompatible with Australians’ moral and social outlook.

If as a man you vote TEALs, you vote against yourself

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The TEAL record is there. It’s a woke, full-left party, left of Labor, and similar to the Greens. Their campaign modus operandi is the same in each contested seat. They, overwhelmingly female, swarm the electorate in T-shirts with their disguised deep woke agenda. They bus in female swarmers from all around the continent.

The distinguishing feature, however, of the TEALs is their man-hating feminist agenda. It’s no accident that all TEALs are women, except for David Pocock (you’ve got to wonder what happened to that bruising Rugby player).

Female quotas, female empowerment, identity issues, gender inequity, and warping the judicial system against men are foremost in their agenda.

If you are a man and you vote for a TEAL, like the disguised independent in Farrer, you’re voting against yourself. It comes back to what I have said consistently on this blog. Most men are unaware of the extent of man-hatred in our society, particularly in our institutions.

The blind inquiry into antisemitism

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Australian Jews were not bothered – except by a small minority of deluded fanatics – until a certain migrant group with ways and beliefs diametrically opposed to the Western ethos were allowed into Australia. If the inquiry refuses to face the truth about radicalism in Australia, they might as well pack up and not waste the money that could be better spent elsewhere.

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo’s short discourse on the nature and origin of Britain’s antisemitism exactly parallels the problem in Australia, with the only difference that we have not yet advanced so far down the road of national betrayal.