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Category Archives: Australia
How Do I Feel About Out-Groups?
One morning this month I was offered some buttered sourdough toast by a Mexican woman. I declined. She said, “You really do watch your carbs or you don’t like Mexicans. One of the two.” I started thinking, “Do I not … Continue reading
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Should Australia Stay White Or Merge With Asia?
From VDARE 2008: The great nations of the Anglosphere seem determined to merge themselves out of existence. Mass immigration is making the U.S. a part of Latin America, while an emerging North American Union would combine Canada, the U.S. and … Continue reading
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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party Back In Australia’s Parliament
Comments: * It seems that the ONP were the first preference in the Senate of 4.12% of Australia (House it’s lower at 1.28% as they fielded less candidates). That is 4th behind the Coalition (Liberals, Liberal-National and Nationals), ALP and … Continue reading
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Australia’s Election July 2
Comments at Steve Sailer: Amidst the admittedly very important events of the Orlando shooting and the Brexit, the Australian election is set to take place in 4 days and has gone overlooked on iSteve. This election is of both the … Continue reading
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ABC’s Costa Giorgiadias Of Garden Australia Visits Tannum Garden Centre
(Link) Chaim Amalek: You should move back. You are fifty. Long past time to think about how you will spend your remaining years. Why not spend them with your family, helping out with the family business? Lewis Fein Are you … Continue reading
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NY TIMES to Australia: Open Those Borders!
John Derbyshire writes: One of the first pieces I ever published on VDARE.com, on September 4th 2001, was about Australia’s policy towards illegal immigrants. Titled “Nice Guys Get Illegal Immigrants,” that piece reported on the Tampa incident. Tampa was a … Continue reading
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Clive Palmer – Australia’s Donald Trump
I wonder if Palmer’s rise and fall will predict what will happen to Donald Trump. Wikipedia: Clive Frederick Palmer (born 26 March 1954) is an Australian businessman, politician and owner of Mineralogy.[8] He has iron ore, nickel and coal holdings.[9] … Continue reading
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Sydney, Australia
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My Rebel Irish Ancestor – Michael Dwyer
Wikipedia: Michael Dwyer (1772–1825) was a United Irishmen leader in the 1798 rebellion. He later fought a guerrilla campaign against the British Army in the Wicklow Mountains from 1798–1803. Dwyer was born in Camara, a townland in the Glen of … Continue reading
SMH: Sydney’s finest Asian Australian students still missing out on leadership roles
Why would you want strangers to rule over you? Would the Japanese want to be ruled by non-Japanese in their own country? Would Tibetans or Muslims want to be ruled by outsiders? Would Jews want non-Jews to rule over them … Continue reading