There has been quite a bit of angst displayed in the mainstream media regarding the Anzac Day ceremonies where some booing was directed against the Aboriginal “Welcome to Country” speeches.
Most Australians would say that protests are not appropriate at our solemn Anzac Day ceremonies — but, then again, divisive political speeches are not appropriate at Anzac Day ceremonies either.
The “Welcome to Country” ceremonies and speeches are a modern invention designed as a political propaganda device to push the Aboriginal Land Demands wheelbarrow; we Australians never used to be subjected to such shenanigans at public events — these speeches are a political device used by Leftists and Cosmopolitans to push Aboriginal Land Demands propaganda and an anti-white agenda. Anti-white propaganda does not belong at our Anzac Day ceremonies.
The “Welcome to Country” warblings are definitely political speeches; they do not belong at Anzac Day events, just as speeches for or against abortions do not belong at those solemn occasions. If you want to create protests and start fights, then by all means include divisive political speeches at Anzac events — but we want these events to be respectable and solemn, then politics should be kept away from them.
These “Welcome to Country” ceremonies are intrinsically racist, as they imply that white Australians don’t belong in Australia in general (and/or that Australians don’t belong in certain parts of Australia).
In 1973 Gary Foley, the well-known Aboriginal political activist, said that whites should seek “permission” to use the land at the opening of the hippy festival in Nimbin — that ideologically bowing down to Aborigines was the first iteration of the modern “Welcome to Country” nonsense.
The “Welcome to Country” claptrap is a type of racism directed primarily against white Australians. However, whilst white people are the primary targets of this type of Aboriginal racism, the same racist message also attacks other people from other races as well, including Asians, Africans, Arabs, Pacific Islanders, etc.
Indeed, these divisive and racist “Welcome to Country” ceremonies are racist against our Anzac heroes, as they imply that our brave Anzacs did not belong in Australia. Therefore, it is highly inappropriate for these racist speeches to be made at Anzac Day ceremonies.
So, after considering all these factors, verbal push-back against these anti-white racists is arguably appropriate in the circumstances of an Anzac Day event.
Just as the modern Australian armed forces have been infected by the Leftist Woke mind-virus (especially in their politically-driven upper echelons), so too have the leaders of several RSL branches. How dare those idiots insert racist anti-Anzac propaganda at Anzac Day ceremonies! They should be ashamed of themselves!
Looking at the big picture, it is not the voices protesting against the “Welcome to Country” propaganda that should be condemned — instead, it is the Woke-infected organisers of these events who should be denounced, for pushing political propaganda onto our Anzac Day commemorations. These “politically correct” so-called leaders of the RSL should hang their heads in shame, and resign their positions.
However, the Woke desecration of Anzac Day events is just part of a larger Woke propaganda push. Nowadays, there are “Acknowledgement of Country” statements included on many, if not all, government websites — and the Australian public need to realise that the Woke practice of pushing racist anti-white political propaganda upon the Australian population is both evil and traitorous.
If we are to have any “Acknowledgement” statements on government websites, then we should have “Acknowledgement of Nation” statements which honour our explorers for opening up the vast expanses, our pioneers for settling the land, our workers and bosses for building the country, and our military for defending the nation.
Anti-white racist propaganda should be opposed in all its forms. “Welcome to Country” ceremonies should stay where they belong — in Woke groups, Leftist HR departments, and the Communist Party.
Our brave Anzacs didn’t go to war just to have some racist Aboriginal political activists disrespect them and push political propaganda which implies that Australia isn’t their home.
Our Anzac heroes deserve far more respect.
We salute our Anzac heroes, and we give due respect to those who protest against anti-Anzac and anti-Australian racist propaganda.
The “Welcome to Country” protests
There has been quite a bit of angst displayed in the mainstream media regarding the Anzac Day ceremonies where some booing was directed against the Aboriginal “Welcome to Country” speeches.
Most Australians would say that protests are not appropriate at our solemn Anzac Day ceremonies — but, then again, divisive political speeches are not appropriate at Anzac Day ceremonies either.
The “Welcome to Country” ceremonies and speeches are a modern invention designed as a political propaganda device to push the Aboriginal Land Demands wheelbarrow; we Australians never used to be subjected to such shenanigans at public events — these speeches are a political device used by Leftists and Cosmopolitans to push Aboriginal Land Demands propaganda and an anti-white agenda. Anti-white propaganda does not belong at our Anzac Day ceremonies.
The “Welcome to Country” warblings are definitely political speeches; they do not belong at Anzac Day events, just as speeches for or against abortions do not belong at those solemn occasions. If you want to create protests and start fights, then by all means include divisive political speeches at Anzac events — but we want these events to be respectable and solemn, then politics should be kept away from them.
These “Welcome to Country” ceremonies are intrinsically racist, as they imply that white Australians don’t belong in Australia in general (and/or that Australians don’t belong in certain parts of Australia).
In 1973 Gary Foley, the well-known Aboriginal political activist, said that whites should seek “permission” to use the land at the opening of the hippy festival in Nimbin — that ideologically bowing down to Aborigines was the first iteration of the modern “Welcome to Country” nonsense.
The “Welcome to Country” claptrap is a type of racism directed primarily against white Australians. However, whilst white people are the primary targets of this type of Aboriginal racism, the same racist message also attacks other people from other races as well, including Asians, Africans, Arabs, Pacific Islanders, etc.
Indeed, these divisive and racist “Welcome to Country” ceremonies are racist against our Anzac heroes, as they imply that our brave Anzacs did not belong in Australia. Therefore, it is highly inappropriate for these racist speeches to be made at Anzac Day ceremonies.
So, after considering all these factors, verbal push-back against these anti-white racists is arguably appropriate in the circumstances of an Anzac Day event.
Just as the modern Australian armed forces have been infected by the Leftist Woke mind-virus (especially in their politically-driven upper echelons), so too have the leaders of several RSL branches. How dare those idiots insert racist anti-Anzac propaganda at Anzac Day ceremonies! They should be ashamed of themselves!
Looking at the big picture, it is not the voices protesting against the “Welcome to Country” propaganda that should be condemned — instead, it is the Woke-infected organisers of these events who should be denounced, for pushing political propaganda onto our Anzac Day commemorations. These “politically correct” so-called leaders of the RSL should hang their heads in shame, and resign their positions.
However, the Woke desecration of Anzac Day events is just part of a larger Woke propaganda push. Nowadays, there are “Acknowledgement of Country” statements included on many, if not all, government websites — and the Australian public need to realise that the Woke practice of pushing racist anti-white political propaganda upon the Australian population is both evil and traitorous.
If we are to have any “Acknowledgement” statements on government websites, then we should have “Acknowledgement of Nation” statements which honour our explorers for opening up the vast expanses, our pioneers for settling the land, our workers and bosses for building the country, and our military for defending the nation.
Anti-white racist propaganda should be opposed in all its forms. “Welcome to Country” ceremonies should stay where they belong — in Woke groups, Leftist HR departments, and the Communist Party.
Our brave Anzacs didn’t go to war just to have some racist Aboriginal political activists disrespect them and push political propaganda which implies that Australia isn’t their home.
Our Anzac heroes deserve far more respect.
We salute our Anzac heroes, and we give due respect to those who protest against anti-Anzac and anti-Australian racist propaganda.