Andrew Guild presents the argument for a Zero-net Immigration Policy to protect Australia’s future and save our nation’s way of life. Australia has reached a crisis point in its history whereby the very being of its existence is under threat, imperiling the future of both the Australian people and the Australian environment. The Australian way […]
Australian Protectionism – A politically central position
27 August, 2010 Leave a Comment
Andrew Phillips considers the issues of Left-Right politics and places sensible nationalism in the centre of the political spectrum. With the rapid growth experienced by the Australian Protectionist Party over the last 12 months combined with the increased media attention paid to its spokesmen, there has naturally been a vigorous discussion as to where our […]
Freedom of speech is fine … as long as you don’t do it in public
12 March, 2010 Leave a Comment
Andrew Guild exposes how the so-called “Human Rights” industry has yet again attacked the right of Australians to have freedom of speech, by using misguided government legislation, and aided by a legal system that refuses to allow people the right to a trial by jury. Yet another so-called “Human Rights” organisation has struck again, attacking […]
Policing and ideology
12 March, 2010 Leave a Comment
Terrence Odgers discusses the new police teaching methods and the ideology upon which they are based, with the resultant impact upon modern society. This item was written as a reply to a comment in this issue’s Letters section. However, due to its length, it has been included here as an article. Part Three of Mr. […]
Debts and deficit nonsense
12 March, 2010 Leave a Comment
Stuart McVey gives his opinion on government spending, fiat money and taxation. The release of the current federal government’s budget created quite a stir in the media as the opposition hammered the level of spending and the government tries to defend it. In effect, both arguments are complete nonsense. The level of federal government spending […]
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