The more Muslims the government and the traitor class allow into Australia, the more likely the nation will face the same threat as warned about in the video below.
It has been reported that Australian security services have 18,000 people on terror watch. No prizes for guessing which community these potential terrorists are hiding in. It is the same community from which the two Bondi terrorists emerged to gun down 15 Australians.
The usual demented bigots in the media, government, and the civil service have gone berserk over Hanson (allegedly) saying there are no good Muslims. Andrew Bolt, in the video below, shows that Hanson has been misquoted. He makes an irrefutable case for another outburst of Hanson Derangement Syndrome. I need not comment further.
What I want to point to is the pervasive anti-white hatred, specifically Anglohatred, found in Australian society. Few people are stupid enough to say there are no good white Australians. But what are they saying when they talk about white supremacy, illegitimate settler people, and whiteness as a social ill that must be eradicated?
The ABC and SBS are the champions in this sort of maniacal hatred. Think about reinvented White-Aboriginal Tony Armstrong, who turns himself inside out on the ABC with his racist dementia. SBS is anti-white central with its separate channel NITV on which one can hear such casual views as ‘white people are c..ts. SBS News interviewed the Marxist thugs who destroy historical monuments with impunity. Their slogan is ‘Death to the white race!’ Did SBS report them to the police? Of course, not. SBS is a propagandist outlet for Islam, indeed, for all things anti-white.
Is it not marvellous that the Australian government provides a billion dollars a year to people who hate Australia and Australians?
Australia is one of the only places where humans maintained a hunter-gatherer lifestyle into the modern era. This makes it an invaluable window into humanity’s deep past—a window that is closing, writes Mungo Manic. This video explores the complexities surrounding the identity and history of Aboriginal Australians, particularly focusing on the distinction between contemporary Aboriginal Australians and the pre-colonial foragers. It delves into the impact of colonization on these communities, the ambiguity of Aboriginal identity, and the challenges faced in preserving the archaeological and cultural heritage of Australia’s forager past.
In the video below, Sky News Host Danica speaks mostly about forced Muslim marriages in Australia. However, at about the 4-minute mark, we are exposed to a snarling, table-pounding Muslim cleric giving a sermon at Bankstown Mosque praising Sharia law:
“We forget there’s a [unintelligible Arabic] Sharia to Allah waiting to be established [in Australia] … we forget that every single day we live without the Sharia [unintelligible Arabic] to Allah we are being dishonoured … we are being belittled … the blood of Muslims have [sic] become cheap …“
These are aggressive, unrestrained, unstoppable words that will lead to violence if Australians do nothing about such people who utter them. Labor and the left have their heads in great big holes in the ground. Not to do anything about this Muslim who hates Australia and Australians is to be guilty of an act of treason.
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Sky News host Danica De Giorgio questions if “diversity” is a strength for Australia with a rise in forced underage marriages in the past financial year. “Underaged forced marriages in New South Wales reported to the Department of Communities and Justice Child Protection Hotline between 2024-25,” Ms De Giorgio said. “Have almost doubled in the past financial year.”
Many observers, including me, warned in the past that Aboriginals, mostly reinvented White-Aboriginals, were agitating for a separatist, parasitic state. We were wrong. The objective, successfully being pursued, is to ensure that the recently concocted White-Aboriginal ideology permeates all corners of the Australian nation. We are talking about a government coup.
White-Aboriginal commissars oversee the implementation and enforce fidelity.
The Quadrant article by Robert Hill below raises the curtain on the sabotage of Australia’s universities. Quadrant Magazine and Quadrant Online are providing the best and most sustained commentary on the White-Aboriginal battlefront.
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Pagan smoking ceremony II
Knowing by Not Knowing
Robert Hill, Quadrant, 9 Feb 2026
Across the Australian university sector, Indigenous executive governance has become effectively mandatory. As of the most recent sector reporting, approximately 33 of Australia’s 37 public universities have installed a Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous), Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous), or a formally equivalent executive office, with the remainder either in transition or operating under substantively identical arrangements. This near-total saturation is not grounded in institutional necessity or disciplinary demand but in a presumption that Aboriginal “ways of knowing” must be embedded across all disciplines. It is asserted as self-justifying, a moral imperative that demands compliance rather than explanation.
These roles function less like heads of academic departments and more like central policy authorities. They set Indigenous strategies and compliance frameworks that apply across the entire institution, irrespective of discipline. Faculties are required to align with these frameworks in curriculum design, assessment standards, research priorities, and public communication, including the mandatory embedding of institution-approved Indigenous content across degree programs.
Crucially, this requirement is not optional for students. Indigenous content is not merely recommended or presented as contestable cultural material. Students are required to undertake prescribed Indigenous modules or units, to read specified material, and to pass assessments based on that material in order to progress or graduate, regardless of discipline. This compulsory curriculum embedding is the cornerstone of Indigenous executive governance: it is the primary mechanism through which institution-wide compliance is enforced. The content is typically presented as authoritative rather than evidentiary, and students are assessed on comprehension and acceptance rather than critical evaluation in the ordinary academic sense.
These offices also oversee or directly influence Indigenous admissions pathways, student support schemes, employment targets, and reconciliation compliance metrics — all of which now rank among universities’ highest institutional priorities. While presented as support mechanisms, they operate as binding governance instruments with enforceable expectations.
My moral, social, and political views have never changed essentially. In fact, I have made it worse for myself with a long, unfinished study of the thought of Edmund Burke, the father of modern conservatism (my Edmund Burke section is still to be reposted). Whereas I was a Menzies conservative voter in the 1960s – like the majority of the Australian population – I am now categorised as ‘far right.’ And being a dogged member of the ‘far right’, I assume there is someone in one or other government security department daily examining my website.
Hello, you chaps, or should it be, hello, you gals. Catch me, if you can.
snitch line
Dobber Nation, Quadrant, Monica Wilkie, 14 Feb 2026
The Australian Federal Police have announced, inadvertently and in effect, that they have solved all crimes in Australia. We citizens need not worry about diversity terrorists, social cohesion, illicit tobacco dealers, spies, or any other shenanigans. That is the only conclusion, considering the Commonwealth wallopers have used their resources and Valentine’s Day to trawl for dobbers.
You may be tempted to call me a humourless killjoy. Well, how dare you! If there are people inside the AFP who think this post below is in any way appropriate, we are in trouble.
Our snitching culture was turbocharged during the spicy-cough lockdowns. Citizens were encouraged to report each another, and they did so in tattle-tailing droves, for heinous crimes such, well, going outside to alone on park benches and empty beaches. More generally, there are signs and urgings all over the place to pick up the phone ‘if you see something, say something’, to report suspicious activity and online wrongthink, whether in the form of jokes or bad opinions, to eSafety’s internet police.