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. Our preening, navel gazing…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE most common question asked by those who lament our continuing national downfall is – “how did we get here?” By “here”, they mean rule by a lethal combination of globalist elites and hordes of immigrants who are…
by SEAN BURKE – A 16-YEAR-OLD girl could spend Christmas separated from her Australian family due to a two-tiered immigration system that favours foreign families above Australians. The girl’s Melbourne step-father, Robert Mierendorff, says Australian immigration officials appear to be setting the…
by ROGER CROOK – TWO rallies took place in London this month. One was the anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson led “Unite the UK” rally attended by an estimated 60,000 people. Thousands of Union Jack and St George flags were carried by the…
by ROGER CROOK – LAST month in Britain the marchers were chanting that they wanted their country back. In Australia one heard much the same feeling not long ago, though in our own way and in our own accent. A society under…
by FRED PAWLE – THE two benefits of multiculturalism, we were told, were the exciting new ethnic dishes that would spice up our bland diet, and the “vibrancy” that new languages, costumes and customs would add to our equally bland monoculture. Forty…
by PAUL COLLITS – OBSERVERS of political developments in both Britain and Australia will, right about now, see much overlap. One area of apparent difference is the more clearly articulated Christian focus of the British insurgency movement. But first, some context. We…
by FRED PAWLE – OUR hapless Prime Minister has swindled his way into every small business in the country, and he’s not welcome in any of them. It’s easy to shrug off being exposed as a liar if you’ve gamed the whole…
by DAVID FLINT – THE political establishment is in a state of shock. When Sky News Australia took the unprecedented step of calling the Farrer by-election for One Nation at an extraordinarily early hour, it wasn’t just calling a seat; it was…
by JERRY ZHU – INDIA has overtaken England as the most common country of birth for Australian migrants or residents. A slight dip in the number of British migrants – around one million – in Australia has allowed the Indian cohort to…
