Monthly Archives: January 2018
Grammy Failure
Lorde ‘Snubbed’ Light a candle in your heart, would you, for Lorde, The Guardian’s latest victim. A little while back, she became one of their heroes because she caved into the Palestinian terrorists and their blood-thirsty, anti-Semitic BDS supporters and … Continue reading
Australia – Mecca for Muslim Misogyny?
‘Dressing Modestly’ (a.k.a. backdoor-shariah) Using DFAT to champion Muslim subjugation of women to the world through the Faith, Fashion, Fusion (FFF) program is a national disgrace, and Julie Bishop should be fired. Forthwith. Allowing any Islamist front group which advocates … Continue reading
Speaking of Cockroaches
Richard “Dr Death” Natale (Again) Another Australia Day successfully over. Unlike others, though, not surprised at all that the traditional pub cockroach races were afforded less media coverage than the cockroaches marching in Melbourne, Brisbane etc, given their entertainment value. … Continue reading
Probable Cause
Angela Merkel “… so let ’em in, liebchen!” Matteo Salvini’s declaration during an interview on an Italian TV channel that the EU should “go f*ck themselves” was fully-justified and speaks to the hearts of millions. Not that there’s anything new … Continue reading
Australia Day: January 26
Jacinta Price Sensible and a patriot? (Yes) Most of us have long been in two minds about Australia Day. That is, not about the date, but about how to best to celebrate it. In traditional ways, such as at a … Continue reading
Ravishing-Red – Not Burqa-Black
Blanca Blanco Defiant The smartest and the most sensibly dressed at The Golden Globes award of course was Blanca Blanco (above). Virtually the only woman to defy the hypocritical Left’s latest wave of hysteria by breaking their Taliban-inspired dress code … Continue reading
Multicultural Criminal
Daniel Andrews Wait to November to boot him out, or string him up now? Plan A: Try dumping a whole shit-load of garbage from some distant third-world hell-hole on suburban Melbourne and hope no-one would notice. The usual group-hugging and … Continue reading
Austeralix Journals 