A concerned patriot comments on the need to combat the Australia-haters who are dominating our nation’s institutions, recommending that true blue Aussies become involved in journalism, academia and law. Despite the collapse of communism in Europe, the hard Left still has a huge amount of power in Australia. Hard Left people have undergone a religious-type […]
Conservative patriotism – The new rebellion
30 May, 2008 Leave a Comment
Andrew Phillips discusses how youthful rebellion may bring Australia’s young into the fight to save the future of our nation. Human nature dictates that each generation will in some way rebel against the traditions, values, ideals and social norms held by previous generations. It is considered normal, it’s healthy and facilitates the progress and advancement […]
Laying plans to win the future
30 May, 2008 Leave a Comment
Mark Wilson puts forward some tactics that could achieve many successes for nationalists in Australia. We must be brutally honest and recognize that the 2007 election was a disaster for the patriotic candidates that stood, whether under a party name or as independents. We recognize that the external circumstances were not favourable, as many people […]
Some thoughts on the Second World War and after
30 May, 2008 Leave a Comment
Jim Price discusses the reasons why so many Australians joined up to fight during World War Two. When we enlisted for service most of us thought the main reason for going to the war was to defend the British Empire, our independence, our sovereignty, our way of life, and to keep our people predominately one […]
The dereliction of democracy in Australia
30 May, 2008 Leave a Comment
Darrin Hodges talks about the (lack of) opposition response to the Rudd government and how the Liberal Party no longer represents a viable opposition – thus denying true democracy to the people. Kevin Rudd’s “Sorry Day” speech and the way he successfully co-opted the so-called Opposition and subsequent “Opposition” back downs over the Pacific Solution […]
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