We Stand Against Extremism on Both Sides

If you love Australia, walk away from radicalisation…

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Immigration is the question of our generation. How we, as legislators and citizens, answer it will determine what sort of nation moves forward into the next era.

The majority of Australians believe we are headed for disaster. At least half want to see immigration paused entirely until we work out what’s going wrong.

Will we continue to be a Western democracy with European roots, an Indigenous heritage, and a robust dedication to the principles of freedom, faith, enterprise, fairness, and equality?

Are we to retain the echo of Christian values in our laws and culture?

Young people are the ones preparing to live in the Australia we leave behind.

They want to know if we’ll be an English-speaking nation with the inheritance of the Enlightenment, offering safe harbour to minds and souls from all corners of the world.

Many of us fear the character of Australia is being lost under the rapid entrance of too many people from hostile cultures determined to bring with them complex religious and regional conflicts – the very things they are meant to be escaping.

There is a sense of betrayal that vote-desperate politicians have recklessly traded sovereignty for short-term electoral power.

I understand many older Australians remain insulated from the roughest edges of the Big Australia project. Some may have even benefited financially from rapid globalisation before the negative side-effects were felt. For those with wealth created during the good times of a small, culturally coherent, low-taxing, economic utopia, it can be difficult to empathise with the crushing reality that owning a home may never be achievable.

Young people are not suffering from laziness, rather, they are confronted with a government-made STOP! sign. They are being told to wait while Albanese waves in streams of people from other countries who are put ahead of them in the queue.

This creates resentment and anger.

To be put last in your own country is a crime.

Telling Australians to put up and shut up, through ever-increasing censorship laws, is an assault on democracy.

And the steady itch to brand our party, One Nation, as radical or fringe is evidently a self-defence reflex from major parties who have no idea how to stop their rapid decline in popularity. (Why else would they brand us Populists if it weren’t for the unpopularity of their own parties?)

It’s necessary to ask the questions:

When was the last time Anthony Albanese and Angus Taylor spent the week on public transport?

Have they ever feared for their safety coming home at night or sitting on a packed bus without a single word of English passing in their home city?

Albanese purchased a cliff-top mansion. Does he know what it’s like to stand in line behind 50 people for a rental, knowing the process is hopeless?

Young people’s lives are getting smaller. Poorer. Lonelier. And more foreign.

This is not integration. It’s abandonment.

Additionally, it’s tragic how many industrious Australians feel they were misled into debt for a degree that has been under-cut by Labor’s mass migration of debt-free migrants who are prepared to work for less.

What sort of life lesson is the government imparting?

Work hard. Invest in your future. Do the right thing. Pay your way. We’ll trade your future for votes. And here’s a tax rise to pay for those we brought in to take your job…

How do Australians escape the economic spiral?

The emergence of lost, angry, and disillusioned young people is not a surprise. It’s inevitable.

Many have been swooped up out of their malaise and radicalised into communist, socialist, and Islamist-aligned movements.

From cradle to degree, they are fed a lie that protesting is the same thing as productivity.

These are social ‘activist’ groups reinforced with government messaging.

Ministers with an interest in climate change policy, for instance, don’t mind when kids are indoctrinated with existential terror about the planet. After all, it helps pencil-pushers in Canberra sign-off on public grants to big business. Green hysteria pads out future careers in the private sector when their Parliamentary terms are over.

Politicians wrote their green election pitch with the tears of children.

Young people at these radical protests are not trying to achieve policy change. They don’t want communism or socialism. Not if they understood it. Nor do they want Islamism to hold cultural sway over their lives.

They achieve spiritual purpose from being part of something grand.

Students are told they are warriors and saviours in an existential struggle against evil.

A pseudo religion.

Whether that is saving the planet, saving children from genocide, or saving Australia from fascism… The history and truth of these underlying movements is unknown and irrelevant to those holding the banners.

Activist ringleaders use the emotional vulnerability of disaffected and futureless young people to manipulate them into being ideological soldiers.

And they are not the only extremists employing this abuse. We’ll speak of the neo-Nazis in a moment.

Firstly, left-wing activism is not harmless.

It has been escalating for decades and has transitioned from destroying Australia’s energy security, to the physical and chemical abuse of gender-confused children, to the empowerment of Islamist theology, to the scourge of communism, and now it has metastasised into threats of political violence.

Worse, this sort of radicalism is a majority force that will hold real electoral power in the future.

Children have been fed such an extensive diet of lies and hate that they openly call for the imprisonment of conservatives and murder of One Nation Leader, Pauline Hanson.

That is extremism.

If they are allowed to reach adulthood with these views, would they vote for a version of real fascism against those they disagree with? It has happened before.

Violence is spreading from the political sphere and, as with Mao’s Cultural Revolution, those with property, farms, wealth, businesses, or even contradictory knowledge are becoming the target of violent words.

To this, our leaders on both sides of the political fence shrug.

We have seen ministers of the Labor government ignore threats of murder against conservatives or insinuate that perhaps those threats might be deserved.

Here is the truth.

One Nation is the only party offering a path toward a restored Australia.

This is an intense and difficult project that takes time. Multiple election cycles. In every state. One seat at a time. For a minor party to cross into a major electoral force and win enough seats to form government or hold a considerable lever of power, is a once-a-century achievement in the Westminster system.

And we are determined to do so.

If we fail, the nation fails.

Labor’s greed and the Coalition’s generational indifference cannot be the last word on the Australian story.

The presence of a malignant ideology is making the process of restoration infinitely more difficult.

Neo-Nazis and white supremacists (some of whom have re-branded themselves as nationalists, ethno-nationalists, and patriots in the wake of hate speech legislation) exist in this country. This is not the same thing as the slur media direct at anyone of the right. The neo-Nazis are Hitler fans with HH, 88, or lightning iconography along with all the usual subversive branding in their usernames and ideology. They self-declare as such. They are even starting to corrupt Nordic and Anglo-Saxon imagery along with Christian phrasing.

Their existence is a gut punch to the story of Australia. No one killed more of our boys than Hitler and his regime. He is the ultimate reason we were involved in the war, which spread to encapsulate the Pacific, and all the deaths that followed on from there.

It’s evident most of these indoctrinated fools know little, if anything, about world war two and have instead peddled a false narrative that Hitler saved the white race and that, somehow, this is what Australian men were fighting for. The leaders of this group have the gall to align themselves with our Diggers. It’s a depraved re-writing of history made possible thanks to the same failure of education that allows kids to think communism equals free stuff.

In order to expand a vile movement which they know Australians will never accept, the neo-Nazis changed their name and attached themselves to the widespread public rejection of mass migration. They changed the language of their movement from National Socialism to Nationalism and Patriotism, wiped their social media history, and quietened down their Hitler speeches to focus on rhetoric already rampant within mainstream left-wing protest movements: antisemitism.

Yes, thanks to the normalisation of antisemitism, the neo-Nazis are merely repeating things already said by their peers on the left. The taboo has been lifted.

This is not a right-wing movement. Neo-Nazis have nothing to do with conservatism.

Their conversations online and printed ideology, before it was deleted, often rambled about their desire for an all-powerful state, with deeply misogynistic features that feed into the troubled minds of the handful of people in control of the movement. They described themselves as race-obsessed socialists, hostile to free markets.

So far, they have used deceit to conscript new members.

Their only lure is to attach themselves to mainstream issues: opposing mass migration, supporting freedom of speech, and celebrating the Australian flag.

When conservatives figure out what these individuals really stand for, many shun them. Rightly so.

It’s well known the neo-Nazi movement makes a point of infiltrating mainstream politics. They don’t hide this. They feed off the media attention that follows. Every handshake, photo, and interview is seen as a victory toward normalisation.

One Nation wants nothing to do with this far-left ideology that takes advantage of disaffected and vulnerable young people.

Neo-Nazis (Nationalists) are predators, ruining young men’s lives, and stealing any hope they might have to build successful careers and stable families.

Young people join feeling this is their only way to ‘save Australia’, because that’s what they’re told by other young men who feel similarly lost.

To those young people, I say this: you are on a path that could damage the only chance Australia has to rescue itself.

The Left, media, and shamefully the Coalition are using the presence of a neo-Nazi movement in this country as a political tool. Some appear to think that by smearing One Nation with a false association, there’s a chance our party might end up banned or defeated. Here’s our warning to the Coalition – you will face the same fate as One Nation. There are already reports of these groups infiltrating Liberal and National supporter bases and events.

And to those moving closer to this movement, we say this: you are being used to destroy Populism. You are being used by those who crave attention and money and who are happy to throw your lives away for their cause.

You’re smarter than the left.

If you love Australia, walk away from radicalisation.

Honour your heritage. Serve your future. And turn your back on extremists.

Do not be like the radicalised children, shouting in the streets for foreign ideologies they do not understand.

Nazism is foreign, too. It does not belong here. It’s not Australian.