Kuffarphobia in Australia & NZ

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Comment by Alan Lake on October 19, 2022 at 20:00

Comment by Alan Lake on July 1, 2022 at 0:05

New Zealand Designates the Proud Boys and the Base as Terrorist Entities 

https://link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/new-zealand-designates-the-p...

Comment by Philip Smeeton on June 11, 2022 at 9:30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yaew3-9i3Ik
-Did someone say “Reset”
Mindfullness! they really do believe themselves to be our superiors. We are the mindless that need to be guided. They have an absolute contempt for normal decent people that happen to love their own country and culture.
The Definition of Mindfulness
Mindfulness is the basic human ability to be fully present, aware of where we are and what we’re doing, and not overly reactive or overwhelmed by what’s going on around us. (In other words Submission, acceptance, tolerating the intolerable, self-denial, sacrifice).
Mindlessness.

Comment by Philip Smeeton on July 31, 2021 at 10:31

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/olympics/tokyo-2021-olympics...
Tokyo 2021 Olympics: Laurel Hubbard’s inclusion ignores women’s rights.
This Hubbard is a man and always will be a man.
Does it work the other way-women competing in men's sports?
What about female boxing, would you bet on the woman winning against the trans?
We are constantly having to adjust to the level of insanity that surrounds us.
Everything that was normal and perfectly logical and scientifically correct is being challenged. In every field. Nonsense rules!
A terrorist that has not one drop of English blood in their veins, that has fought for ISIS and the like, and that was born in or been given citizenship in Britain, can claim to have the same rights as the native British and the right to return and live in the UK. Can claim to be one of us and call themselves English.

Comment by Philip Smeeton on January 4, 2021 at 8:50

Amen.

Comment by Alan Lake on January 3, 2021 at 22:21

I think because the tribalists use even the slightest concession to their gang as an excuse to demand yet more special payouts and privileges and special rights, it makes us wary of conceding anything. 

But I'm not saying we owe any of those tribal peoples anything. We don't. If anything, they owe us for all the poor white slaves that got sacrificed so that the West could drag humanity into the industrial and scientific (medical) age.  I just want to keep an eye on history, and ancient history. I don't just remember the previous Homo inhabitants, I want to remember the previous fauna and flora, and the geology.

Those Australian aborigines must be descendants of our species that travelled all the way down from Thailand, hopped from island to island of Indonesia, then travelled thru the desert or coast around Australia. There are remains dating from 38,000 years ago at Lake Mungo at the South of Australia. That's 32,000 years before the first human cities! And you could be sure none of us could survive that. I think its good to remember the amazing journey of the whole human species - but it in no way detracts from my determination to protect my own race and country. In fact it strengthens this, because I'm more conscious of all the sacrifices our own ancestors have given in order for us lot to live in (relative) luxury here.

Comment by Philip Smeeton on January 2, 2021 at 21:28

I do not think that we owe the native australians, native americans or african slaves anything.
We are no worse nor better than any other culture. If there is to be a reckoning then who should apologise to who?
(Cannibalism, Headhunting and Human Sacrifice in North America: A History Forgotten 1st Editionby George Franklin Feldman (Author)
Revieww: Supported by archaeological and historical evidence, the author destroys the false Disney portrayal of the peace-loving Native American. Throughout North America (and South America), the Indians were at war with one another for 2000 years, complete with generational blood-feuds, torture, genocidal massacres, love of violence, and cannibalism. He does occasionally make politically-correct unsubstantiated condemnations against the White colonials ("...half of the [early] American presidents... would have been convicted of war crimes[against the Indians]"), or using defamatory pejoratives ("white invaders") but these opinionated commentaries seem to be included at the insistence of the editor as they are anomalies in the book and are not substantiated.)

Comment by Alan Lake on January 2, 2021 at 18:17

When the change was announced I was wary of it and thought it would be loony political correctness, but its actually OK. When they originally wrote the anthem, Australia was a young country, so it was only natural, but now it seems a bit odd. It's not so much about respecting aboriginal rights as respecting the dawn of species Homo Habilis, and all that followed, 2 million years ago. We should also respect the fact that the aborigines managed to survive in such a hostile deadly environment.

Another facet nobody else has mentioned is ageism. If you read the word 'young' as applying to the people as well as the country, is that really something you should be boasting about? Better to take the view of other cultures that the old are to be respected and revered for their knowledge, experience and previous self-sacrifice.

Comment by Philip Smeeton on January 1, 2021 at 7:40

https://www.msn.com/nb-no/nyheter/other/australia-endrer-ett-ord-i-...
Australia has changed its national anthem.
"this truth"
It is the phrase "we are young and free" that has been changed to "we are one and free". The change is effective from 1 January.
- Although Australia as a modern nation is relatively young, the history of our country is older. These are also the stories of the many in our indigenous people, and we recognize and respect them, says Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
- In the spirit of unity, it is only right that we make sure that our national anthem reflects this truth, says Morrison.

Comment by Philip Smeeton on November 5, 2019 at 19:19

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9214692/
"Frayed".
An Australian TV series I can recommend. With an all white cast, the way things used to be, and no politics. It has a very satisfying ending. 6 episodes. With Sarah Kendall and Kerry Armstrong.

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