Echoes of Eden
“The enemies of Christ infiltrated the garden of Christendom and asked its heirs, ‘Hath God said?’ We ate. And today, we are suffering the consequences.”
Hate Speech Laws Are an Admission of Government Failure
“Hate speech laws are evidence that our governments can no longer inspire loyalty, trust, or solidarity. They are an admission that policymakers have no unifying vision capable of bringing diverse people together voluntarily. So instead, they use force.”
We Don’t Need A Royal Commission Into Antisemitism—We Need a Royal Commission Into Islamist Extremism and Immigration
“If Australia is genuinely serious about preventing future attacks and restoring public safety, the inquiry we need is not into ‘antisemitism’ as an abstract social prejudice, but into immigration policy and Islamist radicalisation.”
The More Fragmented a Society, the Greater the State’s Power
“Fragmented societies provide the easiest and most reliable pathway to authoritarian rule. The chaos and disorder they generate invite tyranny as the only apparent solution.”
The So-Called “Far Right” Is a Symptom of the Establishment’s Nation-Destroying Policies
“When native populations are framed as obstacles to advancement, when their identity is mocked, their history reduced to their worst possible sins, and their demographic decline celebrated as progress, resistance becomes inevitable.”
Governments Exist to Protect Rights, Not Control Lives: Politicians Are Not Parents
“Once the principle is accepted that the state’s primary responsibility is to eliminate all perceived risks, except, notably, the risk posed by the state itself, there is no logical limit to its power.”
Were Conservatives Wrong About Identity Politics?
“Every group practices in-group loyalty, every community defends its interests, every people invest in their continuity—except one. Ignoring this reality ensured our own inevitable decline.”
It’s True: Diversity Really Is A Strength
We’ve misunderstood our leaders. Diversity really is a strength.
So, Who Decides What Counts as Hate?
You can’t police what you can’t coherently define.
We Don’t Need Antisemitism Laws—We Need Anti-Australia Laws
Australia does not need race-based antisemitism laws; it needs a pro-Australian legal framework that applies equally to all and punishes harmful conduct regardless of who commits it or who the victim is.
A Government Too Afraid to Name the Problem Can Never Fix It
“Governments have become not only incapable but increasingly unwilling to acknowledge the simple and self-evident truth that some ideas are bad, and bad ideas inevitably produce bad behaviour.”
Hanson’s Critics Prove Her Point
“The very criticism levelled at Hanson, that she wore the burqa disingenuously, proves precisely what she is warning about. Her opponents admit, by their own outrage, that the garment can be misused.”
The War on “Hate” Is Just a War on Dissent
Our politicians have a great deal to say about hate. And yet, for all this moral certainty, they never provide a coherent or consistent definition of what hate actually is.
Everything Is “Australian”—Unless the Government Says Otherwise
“The moment you declare certain people or cultures ‘incompatible with Australia,’ you have acknowledged a higher standard—some cultural or moral benchmark to which all must conform. And by doing so, you have implicitly denied the premise of radical multiculturalism.”
NSW Premier Admits Freedom and Multiculturalism Are Incompatible
“If multiculturalism cannot coexist with free expression, it cannot coexist with democracy—and therefore, it cannot coexist with Australia. Persisting with it amounts to a direct assault on the nation and its people.”
You Watched As Young White Men Were Vilified — Now You’re Shocked You Don’t Have Their Respect?
Before you condemn these young men, ask yourself whether you’re really condemning the consequences of your own creation.
Why Modern Multiculturalism Dismantles the Civilization That Made It Possible
“Multiculturalism today is less about culture and more about religious and moral relativism: the belief that there is no ultimate truth, no objective or unchanging moral law to which we, as individuals or as a society, must conform.”
You Don’t Need to Convince a Criminal Not to Put His Hand in the Fire Twice
“Swift, painful, and public consequences would end violent crime almost immediately. The proof of that is that you don’t need to convince a criminal not to put his hand in the fire twice.”
If They Truly Cared About Preventing Extremism, They’d Be Thanking Us, Not Silencing Us
“The ‘war on right-wing extremism’ has become a convenient instrument for silencing dissent, not for safeguarding democracy.”
Erasing “Race” Was Never About Ending Racism
The denial of race as a meaningful concept not only undermines the biblical understanding of family, heritage, and covenant, but it also plays into the hands of ideologies that seek to erase the foundations of national and cultural identity.