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Typical ABC: parading gullible children who have been systematically brainwashed into despising their own country. These impressionable young minds have been deliberately taught to hate Australia — conditioned to feel ashamed of our history, heritage, and culture through relentless guilt-tripping and one-sided narratives that airbrush our British inheritance. If...

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100,000 Australians have made the ultimate sacrifice 🇦🇺They fought for our rights, values & way of life under our Australian flag On the ABC this week, school children claimed the flag did not represent them or unify Australia Only students that have been miseducated or deliberately taught to hate their nation, culture & way of life would demonstrate such contempt for the flag that represents everything that enables them to live in a free, prosperous & peaceful nation Why are our children being taught disdain for the legacy of those who sacrificed their lives? In particular, the utter contempt the pathetic excuse for a journo showed for our flag - referring to it as “that” - should be condemned We have every right to be proud of our flag, culture, history & nation, & it starts with honouring those who died for us We must no longer tolerate the agents of destruction who move amongst us Defund the ABC & remove all contempt for Australia from our education curriculum #australiafirst #australianwarmemorial
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100,000 Australians have made the ultimate sacrifice 🇦🇺They fought for our rights, values & way of life under our Australian flag On the ABC this week, school children claimed the flag did not represent them or unify Australia Only students that have been miseducated or deliberately taught to hate their nation, culture & way of life would demonstrate such contempt for the flag that represents everything that enables them to live in a free, prosperous & peaceful nation Why are our children being taught disdain for the legacy of those who sacrificed their lives? In particular, the utter contempt the pathetic excuse for a journo showed for our flag - referring to it as “that” - should be condemned We have every right to be proud of our flag, culture, history & nation, & it starts with honouring those who died for us We must no longer tolerate the agents of destruction who move amongst us Defund the ABC & remove all contempt for Australia from our education curriculum #australiafirst #australianwarmemorial

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Demoralisation propaganda in Australia. Entire ABC studio audience jeers Australian MP because he says he’s happy that Australia exists as a country. Then the audience cheer and clap a separatist speaker who says she is not Australian and never wants to be. This is extremely sad. It shows that many people on the far-left actually hate Australia and the concept of Australia as a unified nation state. The debate can be framed in the context of “colonisation” but the reality is that if the British had not come to Australia, the country we live in today with all the democratic freedoms we enjoy would not exist and most of us would not be living here. So when they say that it should never have happened they are saying that Australia should not exist.
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Demoralisation propaganda in Australia. Entire ABC studio audience jeers Australian MP because he says he’s happy that Australia exists as a country. Then the audience cheer and clap a separatist speaker who says she is not Australian and never wants to be. This is extremely sad. It shows that many people on the far-left actually hate Australia and the concept of Australia as a unified nation state. The debate can be framed in the context of “colonisation” but the reality is that if the British had not come to Australia, the country we live in today with all the democratic freedoms we enjoy would not exist and most of us would not be living here. So when they say that it should never have happened they are saying that Australia should not exist.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

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PFIZER CONTRACT PROVES THE ABC LIED TO THE NATION The Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) is the Australian Government owned broadcaster. The ABC ran advertisements called ‘Vax-facts’ stating; "We know what the side effects are already, there are no surprises around the corner" Yet, the Australian government had signed a contract with Pfizer (assuming it’s the same as just released in Sth Africa) containing the clause; "(The) Purchaser (the government) further acknowledges …… that there may be adverse effects of the Vaccine that are not currently known" The ABC lied to the Australian people. And the Government knew they were lying. And the Australian Government pressured Facebook and Twitter to censor the publication of information that showed the Government & ABC were lying. And the ABC used their MediaWatch program to vilify & attack anyone that spoke out with information that exposed their lies. Unless the Australian Government releases the Pfizer contract (which they are currently hiding) it must be assumed that it contains the same clause as the SA Government contract. The ABC must apologise to the nation for spreading lies and disinformation.
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PFIZER CONTRACT PROVES THE ABC LIED TO THE NATION The Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) is the Australian Government owned broadcaster. The ABC ran advertisements called ‘Vax-facts’ stating; "We know what the side effects are already, there are no surprises around the corner" Yet, the Australian government had signed a contract with Pfizer (assuming it’s the same as just released in Sth Africa) containing the clause; "(The) Purchaser (the government) further acknowledges …… that there may be adverse effects of the Vaccine that are not currently known" The ABC lied to the Australian people. And the Government knew they were lying. And the Australian Government pressured Facebook and Twitter to censor the publication of information that showed the Government & ABC were lying. And the ABC used their MediaWatch program to vilify & attack anyone that spoke out with information that exposed their lies. Unless the Australian Government releases the Pfizer contract (which they are currently hiding) it must be assumed that it contains the same clause as the SA Government contract. The ABC must apologise to the nation for spreading lies and disinformation.

Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education

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Given that Trump is suing the BBC for $1.5 billion - What financial risk has the ABC exposed Australian taxpayers to by putting to air completely fake news and intentionally defamatory stories about President Trump ? Especially when the lies and disinformation peddled by the ABC were far more egregious than those of the BBC. The ABC is not a news network- they are a leftist propaganda machine that is prepared to stoop to doctoring videos and photo to advance their leftists agendas. The ABC needs to be defunded immediately, taxpayers shouldn’t be paying for propaganda. Let those shrinking number of people that the watch the ABC pay for it.
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Given that Trump is suing the BBC for $1.5 billion - What financial risk has the ABC exposed Australian taxpayers to by putting to air completely fake news and intentionally defamatory stories about President Trump ? Especially when the lies and disinformation peddled by the ABC were far more egregious than those of the BBC. The ABC is not a news network- they are a leftist propaganda machine that is prepared to stoop to doctoring videos and photo to advance their leftists agendas. The ABC needs to be defunded immediately, taxpayers shouldn’t be paying for propaganda. Let those shrinking number of people that the watch the ABC pay for it.

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British culture is the umbrella of our society — it protects us, unites us, and gives us identity. From our values of resilience and fairness, to our traditions and history that inspire pride, it’s the foundation of who we are. As Mayor, I will ensure our culture is celebrated, preserved, and passed on with strength to future generations.
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King Charles III addressed Congress today with a moving tribute to the spirit of liberty that gave birth to the United States, the courage of the Founding Fathers, and the enduring principles of our republic. Principles rooted in our shared history with the United Kingdom, from Magna Carta to centuries of English common law traditions. A good reminder that the strongest nations are built on ordered liberty and the rule of law under the guiding light of our Creator.

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Iran’s FM Araghchi: "In our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength" If it is assumed that Iran has attacked its neighbors, that assumption is wrong; we have not attacked our neighbors. - We have targeted American bases and facilities that unfortunately are located in the territories of our neighboring countries. Therefore, we have not targeted our neighbors; we target the Americans who have attacked us. We are responding. We were not the ones who started the war; it was the United States that started the war against us, and we are simply defending ourselves. It is clear that our missiles do not reach American soil. What we can do is target American bases and facilities around us that unfortunately are located in the territories of neighboring countries. - First, in our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength. Second, he apologized to the people of the region for the problems caused as a result of the US aggression and our response. In fact, it is the President of the United States who should apologize to the people of the region and to the people of Iran for the killings and destruction they have caused.
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Iran’s FM Araghchi: "In our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength" If it is assumed that Iran has attacked its neighbors, that assumption is wrong; we have not attacked our neighbors. - We have targeted American bases and facilities that unfortunately are located in the territories of our neighboring countries. Therefore, we have not targeted our neighbors; we target the Americans who have attacked us. We are responding. We were not the ones who started the war; it was the United States that started the war against us, and we are simply defending ourselves. It is clear that our missiles do not reach American soil. What we can do is target American bases and facilities around us that unfortunately are located in the territories of neighboring countries. - First, in our culture, apologizing is a sign of dignity and strength. Second, he apologized to the people of the region for the problems caused as a result of the US aggression and our response. In fact, it is the President of the United States who should apologize to the people of the region and to the people of Iran for the killings and destruction they have caused.

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Britain faces an existential crisis Every day we see our culture & history undermined and our population demoralised The British people are told they've nothing to be proud of & that Britain is the root of all evil We must fight back "AMERICA: LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT!" was a popular saying when I was young. Britons need to adopt a similar attitude now. Dominated by nihilistic, self-loathing ideologues, our cultural and academic institutions are responsible for much of the anti-British propaganda we encounter. We must remember that WE, British taxpayers, fund these quangos, museums, galleries, universities etc. The government doesn't have any money. It spends OUR money. If publicly funded institutions create anti-British exhibitions, lecture us on the evils of our past, give us a guilt trip about slavery and the British Empire, denigrate our heroes, or simply demoralise our people, they should lose their funding. That's the most effective way to retaliate. From Arts Council England to Tate Britain and the National Theatre, potentially hundreds of these bodies are eroding national self confidence. It's a war of attrition and it cannot continue. My thoughts with Kevin O'Sullivan on Talk

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo

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I’ve been called “wog” before. It nearly destroyed my life. I have no idea how I coped. It stopped me from starting a family, building a business and buying a home. It stopped me from being involved in Australian politics and even impeded my ability to sue a sitting Prime Minister from the executive of a major political party. It was debilitating… ahhhh, no. In truth, Australia is one of the most welcoming and fair-minded places in the world. When my grandparents migrated here from southern Europe some more than 100 years ago, they assimilated. They wanted to be Australian, their kids wanted to be Australian. After all that’s why they came. I was brought up Australian. We spoke English at home, and had friends of all backgrounds. But the one thing we had in common was our shared love for this country and a common Australian culture. I started growing up here before Paul Keating talked about multiculturalism. I don’t understand why people would leave their homelands and not want to be a real and full part of the Australian experience. If people want to keep their culture intact, and raise their children as something other than fully Australian, why come here at all? Some might say that there are cultures that are totally incompatible with our Western system, and I am not prosecuting that case, but if immigration (which has always been a part of the Australian story) is going to work and serve Australia, then surely people must be prepared to accept a new way of life upon arrival. It’s not as if the country has not afforded everyone great opportunities in the past - before the new post Covid era today, where there seems to be a total lack of opportunity for anyone. I always find it disturbing to hear politicians and talking heads in the media call Australia a racist nation - calling Australians racist. Many of these speakers are themselves recent immigrants. They sit in the Australian parliament and are paid by the Australian taxpayer, or they work for the ABC among other senior private and public sector positions. Many have much better lives and opportunities than people who have been here for hundreds of years, and even tens of thousands of years. They are privileged to have a voice, and instead of using that voice to thank the people of this country for the opportunities afforded to them, they slander us all. Call us names and try to shame us. Many of us gave up the cultures of our heritage to be a part of the Australian story and that is the only way we will have anything like social cohesion moving forward. Gratitude goes a long way, especially when one considers the fact that most immigration has been an imposition. There has rarely been a national conversation, or even any airtime given to those who would want to insist on a reduction or ending of the immigration programme. More, it is a sin to suggest that multiculturalism has failed. Forget the loss of trust and rights (like speech) that have been the absolute consequence of a system so obviously under pressure. I don’t care where you come from, what you believe, or who you think you are, if you don’t think you get a fair go here – you could always go back to wherever it is you come from. I’m sure it is the same advice I would be given if I were to go to whatever country that is and whinge about just about anything. The reason people stay is, even with the terrible political situation, it is still the best country in the world to live and raise a family and there are opportunities for anyone who wants to have a go. We must restore trust, and that starts with frank and honest conversations – even if they are unpleasant or inconvenient. I just want Australia back.
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I’ve been called “wog” before. It nearly destroyed my life. I have no idea how I coped. It stopped me from starting a family, building a business and buying a home. It stopped me from being involved in Australian politics and even impeded my ability to sue a sitting Prime Minister from the executive of a major political party. It was debilitating… ahhhh, no. In truth, Australia is one of the most welcoming and fair-minded places in the world. When my grandparents migrated here from southern Europe some more than 100 years ago, they assimilated. They wanted to be Australian, their kids wanted to be Australian. After all that’s why they came. I was brought up Australian. We spoke English at home, and had friends of all backgrounds. But the one thing we had in common was our shared love for this country and a common Australian culture. I started growing up here before Paul Keating talked about multiculturalism. I don’t understand why people would leave their homelands and not want to be a real and full part of the Australian experience. If people want to keep their culture intact, and raise their children as something other than fully Australian, why come here at all? Some might say that there are cultures that are totally incompatible with our Western system, and I am not prosecuting that case, but if immigration (which has always been a part of the Australian story) is going to work and serve Australia, then surely people must be prepared to accept a new way of life upon arrival. It’s not as if the country has not afforded everyone great opportunities in the past - before the new post Covid era today, where there seems to be a total lack of opportunity for anyone. I always find it disturbing to hear politicians and talking heads in the media call Australia a racist nation - calling Australians racist. Many of these speakers are themselves recent immigrants. They sit in the Australian parliament and are paid by the Australian taxpayer, or they work for the ABC among other senior private and public sector positions. Many have much better lives and opportunities than people who have been here for hundreds of years, and even tens of thousands of years. They are privileged to have a voice, and instead of using that voice to thank the people of this country for the opportunities afforded to them, they slander us all. Call us names and try to shame us. Many of us gave up the cultures of our heritage to be a part of the Australian story and that is the only way we will have anything like social cohesion moving forward. Gratitude goes a long way, especially when one considers the fact that most immigration has been an imposition. There has rarely been a national conversation, or even any airtime given to those who would want to insist on a reduction or ending of the immigration programme. More, it is a sin to suggest that multiculturalism has failed. Forget the loss of trust and rights (like speech) that have been the absolute consequence of a system so obviously under pressure. I don’t care where you come from, what you believe, or who you think you are, if you don’t think you get a fair go here – you could always go back to wherever it is you come from. I’m sure it is the same advice I would be given if I were to go to whatever country that is and whinge about just about anything. The reason people stay is, even with the terrible political situation, it is still the best country in the world to live and raise a family and there are opportunities for anyone who wants to have a go. We must restore trust, and that starts with frank and honest conversations – even if they are unpleasant or inconvenient. I just want Australia back.

Matthew Camenzuli

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Australia’s public broadcaster ABC is running an anti-British show called “STUFF THE BRITISH STOLE.” As part of the show they interview a group of predominantly Asian Australian school students who want to change the Australian flag to erase the British Union Jack. These students say that the flag doesn’t represent them. They say the flag needs to be more inclusive and multicultural. One student says she wants to replace the Union Jack with random Aboriginal symbols - “a sun as an indigenous symbol for family.” Another Asian Australian student says “I guess we just don’t really associate ourselves with the British that much, in modern Australia.” I think this is pretty disrespectful to millions of Australians whose British ancestors built the nation and died fighting under that flag. And I also find it pretty sad. These students appear to feel no warmth towards past generations of Australians. It’s like they are saying “they weren’t my ancestors, so I don’t care.” It’s very shallow and disrespectful. My ancestors weren’t present at the Federation of Australia, but I don’t call for the flag to be changed because of that fact. I don’t view those people and this history with cold indifference simply because they were from a different ethnic background to me. Unfortunately high levels of migration have opened up a distinct break in Australian history and culture, where many children of migrants sadly exhibit feelings of cold indifference towards the people who founded the nation. And then the publicly funded national broadcaster weaponises this for leftist political agitation. If left wingers want to understand why Pauline Hanson has seen a massive surge in the polls over the past year, this kind of relentlessly negative campaigning by the ABC and the high priests of elite left wing culture is a big reason why. There’s just constant race baiting against Australians of British heritage and constant attempts to radically redefine the entire history and identity of Australia to erase the contributions of the majority.
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Australia’s public broadcaster ABC is running an anti-British show called “STUFF THE BRITISH STOLE.” As part of the show they interview a group of predominantly Asian Australian school students who want to change the Australian flag to erase the British Union Jack. These students say that the flag doesn’t represent them. They say the flag needs to be more inclusive and multicultural. One student says she wants to replace the Union Jack with random Aboriginal symbols - “a sun as an indigenous symbol for family.” Another Asian Australian student says “I guess we just don’t really associate ourselves with the British that much, in modern Australia.” I think this is pretty disrespectful to millions of Australians whose British ancestors built the nation and died fighting under that flag. And I also find it pretty sad. These students appear to feel no warmth towards past generations of Australians. It’s like they are saying “they weren’t my ancestors, so I don’t care.” It’s very shallow and disrespectful. My ancestors weren’t present at the Federation of Australia, but I don’t call for the flag to be changed because of that fact. I don’t view those people and this history with cold indifference simply because they were from a different ethnic background to me. Unfortunately high levels of migration have opened up a distinct break in Australian history and culture, where many children of migrants sadly exhibit feelings of cold indifference towards the people who founded the nation. And then the publicly funded national broadcaster weaponises this for leftist political agitation. If left wingers want to understand why Pauline Hanson has seen a massive surge in the polls over the past year, this kind of relentlessly negative campaigning by the ABC and the high priests of elite left wing culture is a big reason why. There’s just constant race baiting against Australians of British heritage and constant attempts to radically redefine the entire history and identity of Australia to erase the contributions of the majority.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

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Trump 2017: I had the privilege of visiting the National Museum of African American history and culture right here in Washington, D.C. It's a new, beautiful smithsonian museum that serves as a shining example of African Americans’ incredible contributions to our culture, our society, and our history. It also tells of the great struggle for freedom and equality that prevailed against the sins of slavery, and the injustice of discrimination. The work and love of the people who helped create such a masterpiece is a testament to the legacy of so many leaders.
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Trump 2017: I had the privilege of visiting the National Museum of African American history and culture right here in Washington, D.C. It's a new, beautiful smithsonian museum that serves as a shining example of African Americans’ incredible contributions to our culture, our society, and our history. It also tells of the great struggle for freedom and equality that prevailed against the sins of slavery, and the injustice of discrimination. The work and love of the people who helped create such a masterpiece is a testament to the legacy of so many leaders.

Acyn

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Why oh why doesn’t our establishment accept that its only moral obligation is to the British state and the British people? Not to global welfare. Not to international liberalism. To us, and our country, and our self-government. That is it. The moment they do that, so many of the issues which plague our society become easier to manage. Immigration is no longer a question of benefitting the largest number of global citizens but about boosting the British economy while keeping British people safe. Foreign relations is not about promoting obscure minority rights in far off lands but about securing British interests wherever necessary. And most of all we drop the idea that every culture in the world is the same and therefore anybody can fit in here, and celebrate the fact that Britain has a highly distinct, highly evolved culture all of its own that we want to cherish and protect. What’s so difficult about that?
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Why oh why doesn’t our establishment accept that its only moral obligation is to the British state and the British people? Not to global welfare. Not to international liberalism. To us, and our country, and our self-government. That is it. The moment they do that, so many of the issues which plague our society become easier to manage. Immigration is no longer a question of benefitting the largest number of global citizens but about boosting the British economy while keeping British people safe. Foreign relations is not about promoting obscure minority rights in far off lands but about securing British interests wherever necessary. And most of all we drop the idea that every culture in the world is the same and therefore anybody can fit in here, and celebrate the fact that Britain has a highly distinct, highly evolved culture all of its own that we want to cherish and protect. What’s so difficult about that?

David Starkey

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DEFUND THE ABC What is a “big and dangerous mistake” is to "legitimise" the far-left propaganda machine known as the ABC with over a billion dollars of taxpayers’ money. The arrogance and stinking hide of these people is astonishing — their lavish lifestyles are funded by the very people they sneer at, and whose views they do not even consider legitimate. Enough is enough. It’s long past time to completely defund the ABC, strip it of its taxpayer teat, and force it onto a voluntary subscription model. If their “journalism” is so brilliant and unbiased, let the public who actually want it pay for it fund it themselves — instead of forcing every Australian to subsidise this partisan far-left echo chamber.
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DEFUND THE ABC What is a “big and dangerous mistake” is to "legitimise" the far-left propaganda machine known as the ABC with over a billion dollars of taxpayers’ money. The arrogance and stinking hide of these people is astonishing — their lavish lifestyles are funded by the very people they sneer at, and whose views they do not even consider legitimate. Enough is enough. It’s long past time to completely defund the ABC, strip it of its taxpayer teat, and force it onto a voluntary subscription model. If their “journalism” is so brilliant and unbiased, let the public who actually want it pay for it fund it themselves — instead of forcing every Australian to subsidise this partisan far-left echo chamber.

Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education

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Boykin: When you give that kind of power and money to a law enforcement agency, which is now the largest and most well-funded law enforcement agency in the history of our country, you create the infrastructure for systemic abuse.
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Boykin: When you give that kind of power and money to a law enforcement agency, which is now the largest and most well-funded law enforcement agency in the history of our country, you create the infrastructure for systemic abuse.

Acyn

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Our kids deserve to grow up proud of Australia. Today in Senate Estimates, I asked the Department of Education about the mandatory singing of our national anthem in government schools across Australia, following the excellent announcement of the Finocchiaro Government to mandate the singing of Advance Australia Fair in Northern Territory government schools. I also asked about the imbalance in the history curriculum for primary school children, where content clearly favours our Indigenous and migrant history over our colonial history. For example, in the curriculum content for the Humanities and Social Sciences – from Foundation through to Year 6 – “First Nations” is mentioned 71 times and “Diverse” or “Diversity” is mentioned 26 times. Of course, children can’t appreciate Australian history without learning about our Indigenous heritage and migrant character. But “British” is only mentioned 12 times, “European” is only mentioned 6 times, and “colonial” is only mentioned 10 times. British settlement is not taught – or mentioned – throughout the Foundation, Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3 of a child’s education. The First Fleet is not mentioned until Year 4, and yet, in Year 1, children examine “the traditional toys used by First Nations Australian children to play and learn.” It takes until Year 6 for children to be taught about “the impact of British law on the Australian system of law, as well as the origin of values such as freedom of speech, equality before the law and social justice.” How can a curriculum nurture national pride in our children when the content is clearly intended to diminish and demean British colonisation?
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Our kids deserve to grow up proud of Australia. Today in Senate Estimates, I asked the Department of Education about the mandatory singing of our national anthem in government schools across Australia, following the excellent announcement of the Finocchiaro Government to mandate the singing of Advance Australia Fair in Northern Territory government schools. I also asked about the imbalance in the history curriculum for primary school children, where content clearly favours our Indigenous and migrant history over our colonial history. For example, in the curriculum content for the Humanities and Social Sciences – from Foundation through to Year 6 – “First Nations” is mentioned 71 times and “Diverse” or “Diversity” is mentioned 26 times. Of course, children can’t appreciate Australian history without learning about our Indigenous heritage and migrant character. But “British” is only mentioned 12 times, “European” is only mentioned 6 times, and “colonial” is only mentioned 10 times. British settlement is not taught – or mentioned – throughout the Foundation, Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3 of a child’s education. The First Fleet is not mentioned until Year 4, and yet, in Year 1, children examine “the traditional toys used by First Nations Australian children to play and learn.” It takes until Year 6 for children to be taught about “the impact of British law on the Australian system of law, as well as the origin of values such as freedom of speech, equality before the law and social justice.” How can a curriculum nurture national pride in our children when the content is clearly intended to diminish and demean British colonisation?

Jacinta Nampijinpa

36,976 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

The "Boriswave" of immigration since 2021 was the culmination of a quarter-century-long revolution in British governance and life initiated by Tony Blair in 1997. Reform's acknowledgement today that it should be overturned is part of a long English tradition of reversing bad revolutions, from Magna Carta in the 13th century to the Restoration in the 17th. This is The Starkey Thesis: England's constitution is its history, and that history is CONSERVATIVE. It is both the accommodation of change AND the reining in of progressive fads. Blairism was the ultimate progressive fad; the alignment of this country and its common law system with the unworkable principles of human rights law and international law enforced by domineering judicial activists. It is time to restore the constitution we had, to reverse this bad revolution.
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The "Boriswave" of immigration since 2021 was the culmination of a quarter-century-long revolution in British governance and life initiated by Tony Blair in 1997. Reform's acknowledgement today that it should be overturned is part of a long English tradition of reversing bad revolutions, from Magna Carta in the 13th century to the Restoration in the 17th. This is The Starkey Thesis: England's constitution is its history, and that history is CONSERVATIVE. It is both the accommodation of change AND the reining in of progressive fads. Blairism was the ultimate progressive fad; the alignment of this country and its common law system with the unworkable principles of human rights law and international law enforced by domineering judicial activists. It is time to restore the constitution we had, to reverse this bad revolution.

David Starkey

166,495 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

President Trump, "Today, most of Britain's former colonies have no idea what they truly owe to this towering legacy of law, liberty and British custom that they were given" "We were given that. And it was a great, great gift" "Tonight, on the eve of our 250th year of cherished independence, we turn to the sovereign embodiment of our British heritage and say sincerely, thank you to our friends, the United Kingdom, for the richest inheritance that any nation has ever given to another" "May our two countries stand together forever" "For liberty, for justice and for the glory of God. Ladies and gentlemen, I offer a toast to 250 years of American freedom" "And very importantly, to a great man, His Majesty, King Charles iii. Thank you very much"
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President Trump, "Today, most of Britain's former colonies have no idea what they truly owe to this towering legacy of law, liberty and British custom that they were given" "We were given that. And it was a great, great gift" "Tonight, on the eve of our 250th year of cherished independence, we turn to the sovereign embodiment of our British heritage and say sincerely, thank you to our friends, the United Kingdom, for the richest inheritance that any nation has ever given to another" "May our two countries stand together forever" "For liberty, for justice and for the glory of God. Ladies and gentlemen, I offer a toast to 250 years of American freedom" "And very importantly, to a great man, His Majesty, King Charles iii. Thank you very much"

Farrukh

4,880,379 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

As someone who came from Venezuela to this country, whose family lived through the Holocaust, who loves this country with an abiding sense that it's given us everything, I have an obligation to go around the country and warn people that what's happening in this country is the precursor to the demise of this country. Antisemitism is a manifestation of deeper corrosive problems in our own society. It's the rot that is eating away at the wooden framework of our house. And if we love America, then we can't turn our back to the reality that in the past, where Jews have thrived, society has thrived. And where Jews have been persecuted and Jews have been killed, society was on its way out the window. For example, look at the Russia of Kishinev in 1903, one of the most horrible pogroms of the beginning part of the 20th century. 14 years later, 1917, that society no longer exists. The tsar and his whole family are executed, and a huge civil war erupts in Russia, changing the face of Russian society and much of the world forever. Think of the Germany of Kristallnacht of 1938. Seven years later, it was gone. Throughout history, we see that countries that allow the rot of antisemitism to metastasize through the framework of society, are actually societies that are crumbling from the inside.
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As someone who came from Venezuela to this country, whose family lived through the Holocaust, who loves this country with an abiding sense that it's given us everything, I have an obligation to go around the country and warn people that what's happening in this country is the precursor to the demise of this country. Antisemitism is a manifestation of deeper corrosive problems in our own society. It's the rot that is eating away at the wooden framework of our house. And if we love America, then we can't turn our back to the reality that in the past, where Jews have thrived, society has thrived. And where Jews have been persecuted and Jews have been killed, society was on its way out the window. For example, look at the Russia of Kishinev in 1903, one of the most horrible pogroms of the beginning part of the 20th century. 14 years later, 1917, that society no longer exists. The tsar and his whole family are executed, and a huge civil war erupts in Russia, changing the face of Russian society and much of the world forever. Think of the Germany of Kristallnacht of 1938. Seven years later, it was gone. Throughout history, we see that countries that allow the rot of antisemitism to metastasize through the framework of society, are actually societies that are crumbling from the inside.

Roy K. Altman

36,015 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce