Darrin Hodges comments on the recent NSW council elections. The recent NSW council elections, and my participation in them, was certainly an interesting experience, and though the actual results would seem disappointing (333 votes or 2%) it was a huge success in terms of getting publicity for the Protectionist Party – beyond our expectations [1]. […]
Kevin Rudd — Say sorry to me!
9 December, 2008 Leave a Comment
N.B. Smith brings a different viewpoint to the controversy over the apology to the “stolen generation” and asks why the government does not extend the same courtesy to people of all races in Australia. As people are aware the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, made a big apology to members of the Aboriginal so-called “Stolen Generation”. […]
Water Fuel meetings
9 December, 2008 Leave a Comment
Adrian Barnett looks at the public interest now being shown in developing fuel alternatives. Today most groups that I attend have difficulty retaining enough members to hold regular meetings, however, an exception to this trend is the Water Fuel group. Starting in a community hall, it was standing room only at the last meeting. As […]
Middle Eastern crime in Australia
9 December, 2008 Leave a Comment
An exposé of the problems our nation is experiencing with crime from certain elements of those of Middle Eastern (predominantly Muslim) ethnicity. For some time now a handful of ex police officers, like Tim Priest who was a Detective Sergeant in the NSW Police Force, have been writing and lecturing to any one who wishes […]
Global economic crisis threatens Australia’s future
9 December, 2008 Leave a Comment
Darrin Hodges discusses the current economic crisis and its effects upon Australia. Economic crisis This time in world history is one which the nationalists have been warning people about for years, if not decades. The current economic crisis that is engulfing the world’s financial institutions isn’t about the failure of capitalism as left-wing pundits like […]
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