The best way to fight back is for real Australians to reclaim politics by getting involved.
A phenomenally important article by Maurice Neuman in the Spectator.
Rainbows and rubber bullets
The road to socialism is paved with public service platitudes
It has taken roughly sixty years for Australians to succumb to the socialist yoke, but now, the evidence is all around. Only governments with a socialist mindset could contemplate $25 million for an indigenous flagpole or, countenance citizens waiting three months for a passport. Or establish a costly in-house public servant Harmony Council, a Rainbow Connection team and, a dedicated LGBTIQ unit, let alone sanction a school curriculum which indoctrinates students to believe their nation and its institutions are illegitimate.
Meanwhile, the ‘Great Reset’ has arrived DownUnder.
Hundreds of tractors were driven through the main streets of Ballarat’s CBD on Friday as hundreds of farmers protested the proposed Western Renewables Link.
The controversial project would see 500-kilovolt high-voltage transmission lines that could be as high as 85 metres if they were to be installed above the ground.
The lines would transport renewable energy from Bulgana, north of Ararat, to Melbourne.
Ballarat Potato Growers Association chairman Chris Stephens said if people in cities wanted cheap renewable power, it should be in their backyard.
“If people in the city want this power, why does it have to be us who pay the price?” he said.























