Australia Bans Neo-Nazi Group.

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Haven't seen spin that fine since I watched a DJ competition.

"Millions" sounds like a big number, but not really when dealing with tings which are large. For example, if we take the "end of whites only policy" to be when aborigines were first granted the right to actually be granted australian citizenship, that's like the 1970's. "Millions of people" over a period of 50 years is a trickle. And just cos they're 'immigrants' doesn't mean they're not still WHITE immigrants.

As for the chinese, there's a really simple workaround. Simply deny their validity, claim they're not "real" australians.

People absolutely can mean whites when they say australians, if they mean only the white australians. Y'know, the "real" australians, they'd say. You a mind-reader now, in addition to an oracle? Does SkyNews now have a mind-reading app, where you can know what people are thinking? To know so certainly what people mean when they say things? Besides, by that logic even if china did invade australia, it still wouldn't be an invasion, since they'd just be australians now. China would be like, "what? That's how y'all did it..."

And speaking of "foreigners", I bet both the australian first people AND the native americans have some interesting perspective on what it means to be an "immigrant"...



America (West England) and Australia (South England) are just members of the same shady family all trying to pretend they're not like the other members.

Also, having laws is great, but enforcing them is where they actually have teeth. Tons of places have laws that aren't enforced, and in those cases, they may as well not exist. A law on books but not in practice is essentially political virtue signaling.

Mundine is actually really popular among white Aussies but has been cancelled for saying stuff that skirts to close to race based issues. Abdel Majid is hardly "anti-white" but more a defender of female muslims who choose to wear the hijab, I don't find anything she says inflammatory and her treatment by the public along with that of Harry O'Brien (former Collingwood footballer) is an attempt to cancel their voices being orchestrated by the usual array of conservative commentators who dog-whistle against these people.

Adam Goodes of course was crucified for standing up for his aboriginal identity and told to "shut up and play football", People knew what they were doing when they booed him. One of the lowest episodes in Australian sport. I have always avoid AFL and NRL as they attract the worst types of Aussies.

Sounds like Australia has their own Laura Ingrahams.

Pepe is a fan of sky which is owned by fox
They have an assortment of conservative commentators who stir the racist pot
worst are Andrew Bolt (who was charged under the racial vilification 18C), Rowan Dean who runs the Outsiders program regularly is hauled up for racism, Peta Credlin who regularly targets African migrants, I was interested to see even Sky sacked Ross Cameron a regular on the outsiders for racist comments. It seems to be their business model.

Another source of news for pepe is 3AW, a mainstream radio station who employ right wing shock jocks similar to the late Rush Limbaugh.

I feel neither surprised nor amazed.

I was referring to her trolling Kobe Bryant with shut up and dribble.

I didn't take offence when Goodes did his War Dance", pretending to throw a spear into the arena, but that was the main problem for others, I think.
He was simply doing his own version of the Maori Haka, imo.


https://www.smh.com.au/opinion/adam-goo ... hdcfz.html

I haven't really watched Fox news, so I can't give an objective appraisal of whether or not it is particularly biased.
While I don't agree with some of the commentary I watch on Sky news, I find it a good source of information that the ABC deliberately doesn't present because it doesn't adhere to their political narrative.
The ABC would be a good source of information on other than political subject matter, however.

You have indicated on many occasions that you have a penchant for "Throwing the baby out with the bathwater."
I have noticed that the left of politics tends to do that consistently, presumably to fit into their binary way of seeing things.

When I see something I disagree with, I simply reject it.
When I see something I agree with, I learn from the experience.
To simply dismiss all things because some things are in variance to one's philosophy, is a rather pedestrian way of approaching life, imo.

I am neither "surprised nor amazed" at your pile-on.

Well you are entitled to your sources but be prepared to have then "examined"

Not according to Bolt. He and his crew in Sky were claiming Goodes deserved to get booed because they claim he targeted a 13 yr old girl. Both Sky and 3AW single handedly got their goon squad to turn up to the football and boo Goodes at every match till he hung up his jersey in disgust. Bolt didn't stop there, he went after Goodes after he got his "Australian of the year award" for services to the community.

I will match my critical skill set against yours, any day of the week.

Well, I am 'sitting on the fence' with this one.
I don't have the time to research.
I have done enough already.
But I will leave you with this:





https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... oodes.html

Can't they just form a new group?

That's usually what happens. The biggest neo-Nazi group back in the early 1990s in Australia was the Australian National Movement or ANM who's primary platform was stirring up fear of Asian migration taking their cue from conservative politician and later prime minister John Howard who espoused anti-Asian values (sounds like Trump and Charlottesville) which became widespread at this time.

The ANM broke up in the late 1990s after their leaders murdered white people and were thrown in jail where they belonged
Many of their ex-members are now organisers leaders of the current batch of neo-Nazis