Coincidence… I arrived in Oz 1971 too. A cold and shivering refugee from across the ditch. But straight to Darwin I fled, wrapped myself around the first Ironwood tree and settled in.

After Tracy, the southern bureaucrats invaded, but it was still a great town. Self government in 1978 started the corruption. Paul Everingham and a dozen crooked businessmen turned the NT into a fiefdom for them to plunder, and the way money was passed out to mates was brazen. For a decade I was a public servant in community development, and had to stand by and watch Aborigines turned from great people, into parasites and tossers. Now they are so distant from reality I doubt there is a way back for them. I presented economic enterprise realities and opportunities in my government reports and the Director erased these, thereby eliminating the once chance Aborigines had to become economically self-sufficient. CDEP killed off further initiatives.

In 1979, by turning power over to the people themselves, I was able to end petrol sniffing, juvenile crime and even adult crime. The local cop threw his weight behind the venture and it was a model community, but formerly as bad as Wadeye. The magistrates and judges pretend it never happened and still pocket TA for useless ‘community courts’. The Intervention was entirely unnecessary and destructive in the long run, but it placed power back in the hands of the Federal Government, which was the true purpose, of course.

I visit the NT regularly as part of my projects, but it is an alien town now; run by southerners and professional good guys who run around self-consciously calling themselves Territorians; and sucking up the bilge that oozes from the NT News. The politicians on both sides are arrogant, confused, ignorant, and not particularly bright. Some are definitely criminal. Where can it go from there?

But you are right. Join the Protectionist Party and get every sane and honest Aussie to join you here. it is only a matter of time before we have the numbers to kick the traitors out of government and restore real democracy… government of the people, by the people and for the people.

I should make it clear, however, just to avoid confusion, that this is not my site and I am just one of the enthusiastic contributers, like the rest of us.

Nice sentiments, but the reality is our troops are policing foreign civilians to prepare them for the bloodbaths to come. In the UK, soldiers are already being identified as active or passive, the latter being earmarked for roadblock duty. In the US and UK facilities have already been built for initial bodybag storage.

Our approach to the Australian Rescue is legal, peaceful and democratic and although many international writers at first regarded us as naive amateurs, I think most now take us very seriously. Several prominent Americans believe that our strategy for Australia will be the model to be adopted in the future in the USA.; such an event being necessary evidence to persuade Americans to jettison their outmoded beliefs about democracy and the value of a constitution.

As to our specific strategies, we only reveal these to members as their integrity is made known to us. I am sure you would feel considerably cheered if you became familiar with these. Joining is easy… just e-mail the coordinator… tonyryan43@gmail.com

Finally, although the media works hard to convince us we are alone in our despair, in fact our surveys show about 86% of Aussies share most of your thoughts; and very specifically 86% on the multiculturalism issue.

you talk of disillusioned police officers, you talk equally of the military. my point here is that are we only in a position where a coup de tet can circumvent the diatribe, the political diatribe and ideology that is now being espoused from this minimum 3 term government. and then what after that. so the liberals reunite and become a political force, is it not more of the same? thus is there only one ‘out’ and is that what you are saying when you mention “military”?

the previous thread of the situation in perth is magnified 10 times over here in sydney. yes, i’ve had to endure in my short stay back in this country similar black african comments and ‘glares’ (that was almost amusing if not for the seriousness of the situation…the moral indignation of this person because i left a door open to allow fresh air into an office…)

but tony, what can be done, what will be done, what roll back will there be, will this be a fundamental shift from a heinous multicultural policy that we are shackled with now or will sanity prevail and again melting pot alongside quotas and credentials be reintroduced. will there be a complete cessation of foreign students invading the shores only to turn up 2 years later for pr status in passports that will soon allow their whole families (extended) to arrive on these shores. will it allow for a cessation of the government’s incentive package for becoming pregnant, since surely the second greatest concern now is that australian’s who believe in the ethos of australia and who were inculcated in such a way, are now being ‘very rapidly’ bred out of an ideological position.

i guess tony, is this site at the moment a place where people will ‘talk and die’ amongst the words, or will there be a nationwide agenda that ‘grips’ people to see the horrible outcome that is being imposed.

tk

We no longer have a justice system to protect us. The judges and magistrates became a part of this disaster during the 1970s and the police are worse than useless. Defend yourself and you become the perpetrator.

The only conceivable solution is an organisation to protect Aussies. We have nine related organisations already and a tenth in the pipeline, but these have special functions, primarily to bring information to various sectors of the public. Once these are running independently we will move on a security organisation.

Hopefully, this will include those disillusioned police officers who joined the force to uphold laws that protect people, not bashers, rapists, paedophiles and politicians.

We already have considerable support within the military, so there is reason for optimisim.