As the dust settles on the Sydney Morning Herald's crusade against Campion College's professors, framed as "extremists" for daring to link demographic shifts to cultural erosion, it's worth pausing to ask: Who gets to define "hate" in Australia? Enter Anglophobia: The Unrecognised Hatred (2023), the unflinching manifesto by Harry Richardson and Frank Salter that dissects this very double standard. With its blistering opener quoting Nikole Hannah-Jones's infamous smear — "The white race is the biggest murderer, rapist, pillager, and thief of the modern world" — the book doesn't just diagnose anti-white bigotry; it maps its machinery. In a nation where Anglo-Celtic roots built the world's envy (prosperity, rule of law, mate-ship), why is celebrating that heritage now a firing offense; while trashing it wins Pulitzers? As 2025 unfolds with fresh backlash against "woke" overreach, from UK riots to Aussie migration protests, Richardson and Salter's work feels prophetic. Let's dive deeper into its arguments, reception, and real-world ripple effects, arming the fight against what one reviewer calls "the organised assault on white people."
The Book's Core Thesis: Hatred in Plain Sight
At 177 pages, Anglophobia is a surgical strike: Part catalogue of outrages, part ideological autopsy. Richardson (president of the British Australian Community) and Salter (a political scientist and BAC researcher) argue that anti-Anglo sentiment isn't fringe, it's institutionalised, from academia's "whiteness" seminars to media hit pieces like the SMH's on McInerney and Chavura. They trace it to Marxism's cultural front: Post-1960s, "anti-racism" morphed into a tool for toppling Western (read: Anglo-European) foundations, repackaged as equity.
Key pillars:
The Demographic Sleight-of-Hand: Echoing Christensen's newsletter, the authors slam Australia's post-1973 multiculturalism as elite fiat, no referendum, just cabinet decree under Whitlam. Net migration's explosion (500k+ annually) dilutes the 95% Anglo-majority of the 1950s, yet voicing concerns gets you labelled "far-Right." Salter and Richardson cite stats: Anglo-Aussies now hover at 50-60%, per ABS data, amid policies that prioritise "diversity" hires and curricula erasing convict-pioneer grit. It's not organic change; it's engineered, with NGOs and bureaucrats as puppeteers.
Whiteness as Pathology: Drawing on CRT's tentacles, they eviscerate how "deconstructing whiteness" thrives unchecked, Hage's White Nation gets a roasting for painting Anglo power as "paranoid nationalism," while no equivalent guts Indigenous or Asian ethno-pride. Hannah-Jones's barbs? Par for the course in elite media; swap "white" for any other group, and careers crater. The book logs examples: School programs shaming "white privilege," corporate DEI quotas sidelining qualified Anglos, even art exhibits mocking "coloniser" statues.
Anglophobia's Taxonomy: Like anti-Semitism's forms (hostile, violent, cultural), they classify it, subtle (media tropes of "pale, male, stale"), overt (calls for "white genocide" in activist chants). Rooted in envy and ideology, it's amplified by immigrant elites who bite the hand feeding their ascent, per one Amazon review: "Some of the most outspoken purveyors... come from countries wracked by poverty... [yet] rage about 'whiteness'." Salter's academic rigour shines: Evidence from polls (Lowy's 47% anti-high-migration sentiment) to policy docs, proving it's no conspiracy theory, it's coordination.
The verdict? A "systematic rejection" of hypocritical racism: Fine for whites, taboo otherwise. As the overview quips, this "seeps into every corner," threatening Western civ's "existential" core. In Campion's case, it's exhibit A: Professors pilloried for sociology 101, while left-academics cheer "decolonisation."
Reception: From Goodreads Glow to Dissident Acclaim
Launched in March 2023, Anglophobia has carved a niche among truth-seekers weary of sanitised discourse. Goodreads users rate it 4.5/5 (16 reviews), praising its "overwhelming evidence and tight argument." Amazon's Aussie top review (5 stars, April 2023) hails it as a "wake-up call," weaving personal pioneer tales with systemic critique: "Should a relentless campaign of racial hatred reward us for the struggle... to build one of the world's most prosperous... nations?" International echoes: A Japanese buyer calls it "well researched," exposing "techniques and perpetrators" against Anglo heritage. U.S. readers nod to Jeremy Carl's The Unprotected Class (2024), seeing parallels in "anti-white" quotas and DEI poison.
Critics? Mainstream silence, tell tale. But dissident corners amplify: Counter-Currents (Aug 2023) dubs it "excellent," for "catalogu[ing] and itemiz[ing] anti-white hatred into a consistent" framework, urging every "school library and bookshelf." X buzz (2024-25) ties it to action: BAC raffles it at events like the 2024 Wilson Gavin Memorial Ball, while End Mass Migration plugs it as essential reading.
Two years on, the book's not dusty, it's dynamite. In June 2025, BAC's X Space (June 14) featured Richardson and Salter unpacking "what's next for Anglo-Celtic Australians," drawing 50+ likes and tying to migration caps. March interviews with Nick Buckley MBE (YouTube, 60+ engagements) hammered home: "Anglophobia is very real — we see it every day." Echoing UK MP Rupert Lowe's viral rant on "anti-white racism thriving in 2025," Salter's clip circulated, urging young white men: "You've done nothing wrong."
Ties to Campion? Direct: Chavura (one of the targeted profs) endorsed it in Feb 2025 as a "lighter introduction" to multiculturalism's elite origins, alongside Lopez's history. BAC's growth, new website launch, anti-replacement advocacy, shows the book's mobilising force. As polls harden (Resolve: 50% say migration "too high"), it's fuelling calls for referendums, symmetry over surrender.
The Stakes: Surrender or Symmetry?
Anglophobia isn't rage porn; it's a roadmap. By naming the unnamed, elite-driven erasure of Anglo influence, it flips the script: The real racists? Those cheering white diminishment without consent. As one reviewer warns, "Only one race... is open game... the one that has given the world more beauty and advancement.".
Grab the Kindle ($8.99, unlimited devices), audiobook (narrated duo), or paperback, then act. Join BAC's next Space, email Campion, demand migration votes. The censors thrive on silence; Richardson and Salter prove truth's the antidote.
https://www.amazon.com.au/ANGLOPHOBIA-Unrecognised-Hatred-Harry-Richardson-ebook/dp/B0BXTF5Y48