by PAUL COLLITS – THE third world invasion of the Anglosphere and Europe has triggered dissent.
The dissident classes – that is, you and I – have experienced many other triggers over the past quarter of a century.
- Demographic replacement and reverse-colonialism has become a reality.
- Hanson is the only politician in the land to have some semblance of understanding.
- The Australian political class just wants to forget us and “move on”.
For many on the “far-Right”, especially in Europe but also, increasingly, here, it is uncontrolled, culture-crushing migration.
Particular triggers will have been the Pakistani rape gangs in the UK, or the two-tiered policing, or the generous welfare (and five-star hotels) instantly provided to rapist-invaders, or the Muslim attack on gay parades in Berlin.
LOOTING
This past week’s hybrid warfare event in Spain didn’t help, where a 60,000-strong Muslim looting force crossed the border from Morocco.
Demographic replacement and reverse-colonialism has become a reality.
The prophecies of the French novelists, Jean Raspail (The Camp of the Saints, 1973) and Michel Houellebecq (Submission, 2015), are coming home to roost. In a sudden rush.
For others, the top-of-mind issue will have been the coming of the surveillance State. Or the globalist ideology that has sapped nationalism and patriotism across the postmodern West. Or the woke revolution.
Or the permanently disastrous feminisation of public life. Or the corrupt corporatism that has replaced free market capitalism and limited government.
Or the whole climate scam. Or the utter degradation of education, a capital crime against the young. Or the neocon forever wars scam.
Which brings us to COVID, back in the news again following the publication of the now 85-year-old Tony Fauci’s private diaries, and his subsequent appearance before the US Senate.
The US is still trying to get COVID justice, mostly thanks to the oversight of RFK Jr at Health & Human Services and the noble efforts of the indefatigable Senators, Johnson and Paul.
That is what the brilliant US separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches and a bit of spine can achieve.
It has all come back in a rush, to those of us who have been turned from mainstream conservatives to up-for-anything revolutionaries by the emergence of the COVID State. We are the “never forget” class of 2020.
There is no similar digging equivalent to the American efforts going on down under.
Our preening, navel gazing Senators and MPs – loyal servants of the UniParty – like the egregious James Paterson, would rather be attacking Pauline Hanson and One Nation than going big on the real issues.
CRITICAL
Hanson is the only politician in the land to have some semblance of understanding of the critical importance of COVID justice. The only one to have cottoned onto the true meaning and significance of the tyranny.
The Australian political class just wants to forget and “move on”. It certainly wants us to forget it.
Like Fauci, they have all pleaded the fifth. They are afraid to admit anything, anything at all, to the electorate, for fear it will incriminate them.
Hence, no Royal Commission, despite Shagger-Albo’s undertaking to have one. We have allowed that to happen. By turning off.
Of course, Australia didn’t have a single Fauci during COVID. We had a lot of mini-Faucis. Who inflicted upon us the State injectables that were unnecessary, useless and dangerous.
- Like Brett Sutton and the other CHOs, enjoying their brief, fascist moments in the sun.
- Like the pro-vax pontificators in our largely Pharma-funded universities and media outlets. Think the rabid Jack the Insider (Peter Hoysted) at The Australian newspaper.
- Like the almost-unflushable Daniel Andrews.
- Like VicPol cops shooting protesters with rubber bullets and belting up ladies.
- Like the churches who fell effortlessly into line. Wherein a whole generation of Catholic and other Christian prelates, diocesan middle managers all, decided that the Third Commandment wasn’t so important, after all.
- Like the curtain twitchers, the dobbers, the bureaucrats and bullies who knew zip about the decisions they were making or the orders they were “merely” following, or the damage their cowardly obeisance to the regime was causing to untold lives.
Oh no, we will never forgive or forget.
There have been only ripples of response in Australia to the one story dominating the whole of the USA.
One such response came from the IPA’s Adam Creighton.
As an economist, Creighton focused on the damage to the economy that Fauci achieved: “The question of which government official has caused the most socio-economic destruction in history appears to be resolved: Anthony Fauci, the disgraced former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who pleaded the Fifth Amendment 111 times during a US congressional hearing on Wednesday.”
I would put it slightly differently. I would place Fauci up there with history’s worst serial killers. What with all the vaccine deaths and injuries, now clearly established by “the science” and a thousand peer reviewed studies.
Either way, Fauci’s ability (so far, and with Biden’s autopen pardon) to avoid justice is a metaphor for the entire Australian COVID class’s similar success in escaping the consequences of their actions.
Instead, we get the likes of the Liberal Senator Paterson still abusing those who called out the scam.PC




The COVID-19 Pandemic period here from start of January 2020 was in accordance with the Constitution and Federation of States that formed Commonwealth of Australia and Federal Government by the Colonial Governments the primary responsibility of State Governments.
They control and manage public health, public hospitals, interstate border control including after international travellers arrive and are admitted, hotel quarantine detention, vaccine mandates, law enforcement by Police and Health authorities etc. And each State Parliament Emergency Powers legislation enabling impositions and restrictions to be implemented.
As the Federal Attorney General explained during interviews the Federal Government was unable to override the State Governments because there would have been a constitutional crisis situation arising and resulting in legal challenges to the High Court. Considering the pandemic emergency underway not advisable she said. So PM Morrison based on the existing Council Of Australian Governments (COAG) formed a National Leaders Cabinet to find ways to gain cooperation and coordination. Labor State Governments, worst of all Victoria followed by Queensland, used the pandemic for party political purposes and relentless negativity against the Morrison Government, and too many obviously not well informed but understandably unhappy Australians believed them.
However, we were far better off before May 2022 and election of the Albanese Labor Government, there was for example no cost of living crisis and decline in standard of living. The pandemic state based economic downturn was managed at Federal level and Albanese Labor inherited a recovering national economy. In fact Labor in October 2022 revised the Morrison-Freydenberg Budget for 2022/23 that forecast a deficit result and projected a surplus, based on windfall tax revenue received and some creative accounting.
It’s similar but on a much grander scale for pandemic politics to the 2019 bushfires and attacks against the Morrison Federal Government. Natural disasters are State Government responsibility, State Emergency Services deal with bushfires and floods etc. NSW Rural Fire Service and State Emergency Service and other authorities.
And when a leader is absent on leave (PM or Premier) the deputy takes over the responsibilities.
But according to Labor and other voices PM Morrison was absent on a family holiday in Hawaii when NSW was burning.
Sir,
RFK Jr succinctly named Fauci a ‘goblin’ during an interview the other day.
Many people over the years who have been associated with this utter psychopath must have known what he was doing but failed to do anything to stop him, it seems that getting rich at the expense of other peoples misery was of more importance to them than any semblance of morality. Fauci may never be brought to justice for his grotesque behaviour but he will never be free from the wrath of his victims.
No amnesty, we want justice and accountability and heads MUST roll. Many people don’t know that politicians and I am guessing other bureaucrats were exempt from mandates to take safe and effective clot shot. We will never forget and forgive, Ever. And now new scaremongering about bird flu. Hope people won’t fall for another scam.
The Covid Class took it up the arse, without hesitation.
And targeted by Labor governments, worst of all in Victoria followed by Queensland
“Hanson is the only politician in the land to have some semblance of understanding of the critical importance of COVID justice.”
This is not true. You yourself mentioned in another article the contribution of George Christensen. Is that because he is with One Nation?
There is a disproportionately tiny honour roll of dissenters from the Federal Parliament. All of them deserve to be remembered and honoured.
Gulty murderes the lot, convicts, political, institutional the media, worse than second class.
In a war the covid class would be shot on sight. The truth is a lay thing here as lying is a plaything.
Yet it’s perfectly fine for One Nation to slag the Coalition off every time they speak and sneak around pinching Coalition MP’s. Why doesn’t One Nation leave the Coalition alone?
You must be joking; you can’t be serious. The damn uni party put Hanson in jail: Abbott and that grub Beattie put her in jail on trumped up charges.
The alp have revealed their true selves: they are communists who are prepared to sacrifice Australia to stay in power. The alp is importing muslim voting hordes and we have seen the consequences of that in Europe. But Tony Burqa and the rest of the alp slime don’t care.
And the SFLs are gutless. They are literally scared of the abc and the alp. Ultimately they are as bad as the alp except they just do it slower.
Pauline is courageous and has Australia’s best interests at heart. And all the SFLs can do is attack her. How can you defend that?!
Not true.
A whistleblower reported Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party (as it was until public relations advised the proprietor her name included was unprofessional) advised the Queensland Electoral Commission about irregularities. An investigation by the QEC resulted in the matter being referred to Queensland Police resulting in charges against two One Nation people, and the Director of Public Prosecutions referred them to a Queensland Court of Law.
The involvement of other political interested parties included the Howard led Liberal National Coalition Federal Government and Minister for Health Tony Abbott was appointed to represent the party as an observer, and also arranged legal costs funding for the whistleblower.
I realise that in typical One Nation propaganda exercises, and apparently against Liberal Party after their funded candidate for a Federal electorate in Queensland Ms Hanson was removed as a Liberal candidate after controversy relating to her comments about indigenous Australians.
It is worth considering that after thirty years since PHON was established in Queensland the party has remained a minor party, for example now 4 Senators and 2 House of Representatives as compared to the Greens Party with 10 Senators and 1 House of Representatives. One Nation did not gain one House of Representatives seats 2022 or 2025 elections. Both joined later, only 1 elected as a One Nation candidate and at a by election in 2026. In fact at the 2025 election One Nation’s primary vote was just over 6%
Because the coalition are bloody guilty in the handling of Covid, ask Abbott. Their not fit to govern.
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has voiced concerns over the potential for future lockdowns in Australia, advocating for a comprehensive Royal Commission investigation into the country’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Abbott, who led the nation from 2013 to 2015, criticized the Australian government’s pandemic response during an interview with his ex-Chief of Staff Peta Credlin on Sky News Australia.
Abbott suggested that the policies employed to combat COVID-19 were more damaging than the virus itself, questioning the abandonment of existing pandemic plans in early March 2020. He attributed the initial overreaction partly to images emerging from Italian hospitals. “The policy to deal with COVID turned out to be far worse than the disease itself,” Abbott remarked.
The former Prime Minister’s comments followed a submission to the government’s COVID-19 inquiry by ex-Liberal Health Minister Greg Hunt, who scrutinized the measures such as vaccine mandates, lockdowns, and domestic border closures implemented by state and territory leaders during the pandemic.
Abbott also expressed his concern that without a “fair dinkum Royal Commission-type inquiry,” Australia might replicate the extreme measures taken during the last pandemic in future crises. “My fear is that without a fair dinkum Royal Commission-type inquiry into the whole response to COVID, next time a pandemic happens, and it will, we will take the over-the-top response to this one as the model for all future actions,” he said.
Throughout the pandemic, Abbott supported medical advice but lamented that it came at the expense of Australia’s democracy. “For a period of time, we ceased being a democracy and became a kind of a ‘doc-docracy,'” Abbott stated, alluding to the significant influence of medical professionals on policymaking.
Several Australian senators, including Liberal National Party’s Matt Canavan, and One Nation’s Malcolm Roberts and Pauline Hanson, have strongly advocated for a Royal Commission. The call for this inquiry gained traction following the global withdrawal of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Despite these calls, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has initiated a COVID-19 Response Inquiry, which has already received over 2,000 submissions. The inquiry is chaired by Robyn Kruk and includes panel members Professor Catherine Bennett and Dr. Angela Jackson.
In his submission, Greg Hunt revealed that certain pandemic restrictions in Victoria, such as curfews and five-kilometer movement limits, did not align with federal or known medical advice. Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews had introduced these measures during the lockdowns in Melbourne, which became one of the world’s longest locked-down cities.
Hunt recommended that future state actions should not contradict National Cabinet decisions without published medical advice. He also proposed a Memorandum of Understanding to commit the Commonwealth and states to use the National Cabinet for future pandemic management.
The former Prime Minister’s comments followed a submission to the government’s COVID-19 inquiry by ex-Liberal Health Minister Greg Hunt, who scrutinized the measures such as vaccine mandates, lockdowns, and domestic border closures implemented by state and territory leaders during the pandemic.
Hunt recommended that future state actions should not contradict National Cabinet decisions without published medical advice. He also proposed a Memorandum of Understanding to commit the Commonwealth and states to use the National Cabinet for future pandemic management.