Australia’s late colonial history saw a drawn out conflict between Native Australians and newly-migrated Britons. This is a multi-layered and culturally significant conflict which truly went to the roots of Australian identity, our political developments and our current development as a nation. Nativists are those who believe in a political, social and cultural order which is unique and born from… Continue reading "Nativists vs Angloists"
Whilst the ABC’s “Background Briefing” exposes a conspiracy; something obviously akin to a fully-fledged Klu Klux Klan takeover of Australian politics; Australia’s institutions continue to drown under the ocean of corruption being held down by the proverbial foot of international finance capital. Whilst a few obviously uneducated bigots rallied themselves in different fraternal organisations across the country, and dared to… Continue reading "Anti-Nationalist hysteria returns as International Finance continues to rape Australia"
1922 saw a very controversial year for South Australia; The Premier of the day Henry Barwell was proposing that the Northern Territory ( which was effectively under the control of South Australia at the time ) be developed by the use of indentured Asian labour; proposing that “ethnologists, medicalists and scientists” supported his contention that white labour are ineffective in… Continue reading "Big Business vs White Australia – The tale of South Australia"
The squatters had cut wages. This was bad enough, but when they were going to fill white men’s places with Chinese, and further insisted on “freedom of contract,” shearers and shed hands had no alternative but to go on strike. Even Sir S. Griffith admitted to a deputation that the request of the Union for open conference was reasonable. He did… Continue reading "Labor day is a celebration for White Australia"
“After 100 years of breeding in the slums, the British race is not the same, and it can’t be expected to be the same, as in the days of Waterloo. It is breeding one fine class at the expense of all the rest. The only hope for it is that these puny, narrow-chested little men may, if they come out… Continue reading "Australia’s racial supremacy over the narrow-chested English"
Credit where credit is certainly due. Senator Fraser Anning, a Queensland senator for Bob Katter’s Australia Party, a veteran and descendant from graziers – has made a mark in history by his staunch defence of the White Australia Policy today in which he highlighted rightfully the demise “our predominantly European identity” – He pointed out genuine issues native Australians have… Continue reading "Senator Fraser Anning off to a very good start"
The 1904 Act of Parliament ‘Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904’ brought about a federal miracle, a pillar in Australianism; Government arbitration between workers unions and employers. Unlike the rest of the world, Australian men in their national unity decided to settle issues through peaceful arbitration with the state as a fair and objective arbiter. Americans, Poms and Frenchmen went… Continue reading "Australia literally invented Fascism"
As recorded by William G. Spence, the Australian Labor Party’s founding articles and objectives of faith reveal the social-nationalist principles of the Australian political ideal. He writes: The first part of the Federal objective (for the Labor party) declares for “The cultivation of an Australian sentiment based upon the maintenance of racial purity and the development in Australia of… Continue reading "Race & Family – The Nationalist Origin of the Australian Labor Movement"
THIS is a sketch of one of the many ways in which a young married woman, who is naturally thick-skinned and selfish—as most women are—and who thinks she loves her husband, can spoil his life because he happens to be good-natured, generous, sensitive, weak or soft, whichever you like to call it. Johnson went out to Australia a good many… Continue reading "Henry Lawson – Barney, Take me Home Again"
God’s preacher, of churches unheeded, God’s vineyard, though barren the sod, Plain spokesman where spokesman is needed, Rough link ’twixt the Bushman and God. The Christ of the Never. TOLD BY JOE WILSON I NEVER told you about Peter M‘Laughlan. He was a sort of bush missionary up-country and out back in Australia, and before he died he was known… Continue reading "Henry Lawson – Shall we Gather at the River?"