Germany like France is well on the way to becoming a stronghold of Islam, and then, with demographic change, an Islamic state. In France, for example, 30 percent of young people under the age of 20 years are Muslims, and the ratio in Paris and Marseille has skyrocketed to 45 percent, and rising. Mosques are fast replacing churches and this pattern is seen right across Europe: https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/10001/france-islam; https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/9791/france-islamization.

In Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that Germans have not grasped how Muslim immigration has transformed Germany and will continue to do so, demographically transforming Germany into what others have said will be an Islamic state: https://en.europenews.dk/Germany-Will-Become-Islamic-State-Says-Chancellor-Merkel-78673.html.

Following the collapse of the twin towers, it did not take long for a truth about 9/11 movement to begin its probe of the event. For the Syrian gas attack, the probe stared even earlier, with even mainstream establishment figures raising doubts about the attacks being authentic because they made no sense for President al-Assad to commit suicide by Trump at the exact moment when the US was going to leave him be and move on.

Deep State forces behind the neo-cons wanted his removal, so there was a motive for staging a false flag attack. But, was the attack really false? Apart from the gas attack making no sense, and opposing claims that the chemical weapons were held by rebels, what positive refuting evidence is there? This is like the physical evidence used to show that 9/11 was a false flag.
Michael Savage, having a PhD in epidemiology, has said that the alleged gas attack could not have been sarin as Trump said it was, because first responders attended without gloves or protective gear, and if this had been a sarin attack, they would have quickly died: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-08/michael-savage-turns-trump-says-syrian-gas-attack-was-false-flag-operation.

Consider these propositions, Logic 101 class:
The end of hisses, whistles and stares: we need to walk the streets without fear
Jessica Valenti Tuesday 3 June 2014 21.30 AEST

One perk of older age? Fewer catcalls To my great shame, the thought of not being worth men’s notice bothers me, even though I’m a seasoned feminist and I know better
Jessica Valenti Tuesday 21 July 2015 00.08 AEST.
    Just as well we live in a Traditional patriarchal society. No, wait, sorry,  wrong universe!

Trump is having a great time. He is set to spend more on travel in his first year in office than Obama spent in his eight years as president. The Australian, April 13, 2017, p. 9; http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-travel-expenses-10-weeks-us-taxpayer-fifth-barack-obama-eight-years-mar-a-lago-us-a7670541.html.
The money is being spent as Trump trumps down to his Florida golf estate, where he has spent around a quarter of his 82 days as US president. The cost to US taxpayers is $ US21 million. Trump has played golf on six weekends since becoming president.
Is it any wonder that he has no money to build his big beautiful wall, and to pay for other election lies?

To The Age
Evan Mulholland is unconvincing in his claim that ‘cutting our immigration intake ‘ is ‘a reactionary populist policy’ (‘Cut false rationales, cut the red tape’, 12/4). It is a policy of sanity and wisdom. At age 77  I have seen the disastrous drop in quality of life that Melbourne has experienced already thanks to excessive immigration promoted by governments unrepresentative of the majority will. A skyline of obnoxious multi-storey boxes, clogged public transport, a rise in crime, a loss of the sense of shared community, the ugliness of the crowds in Swanston Street, the loss of free speech on race thanks to selfish minority ethnic groups and so on.

No thanks, I don’t want an increase of ‘all sensible high-density development’ in the inner city and leafy suburbs. Unless a major change in immigration policy occurs, Australia will become an unhappy realm of a small class of the rich, together with their nomenklatura, and a huge class of underlings, many without adequate water in time of drought.
NJ, Belgrave, Vic

To The Australian
Janet Albrechtsen’s intemperate piece (‘Islam’s local derby is for them to resolve’, 12/4) does not convince me that the US ambassador to the UN deserves three cheers for her diatribe against the Syrian government. Moreover, we should always be wary when someone writes about ‘unspeakable crimes’ and accuses a national leader of ‘murdering’ hundreds and thousands of his own people. What, single-handed?

More credible are sceptics such as Tim Anderson (‘Academia’s chance to fly Assad’s flag’) and strategic expert Rod Barton (‘Syrian blast crater “too small” for toll’). President Trump’s despatch of Tomahawk missiles looks like part of a ‘false flag’ operation engineered by very powerful interests behind the US throne. And Albrechtsen misleadingly makes light of the enormous amount of opposition to the US attacks widely published on the internet by many authoritative commentators.
Of course, a columnist who presumes to instruct the millions of adherents of a major sacred tradition to reform their religion to a mere ‘private personal faith’ plainly lacks wisdom, impartiality and the capacity for self-criticism.
NJ, Belgrave, Vic

 You can have your solar panels
             and your turbines on the hills;
 You can use the warmth of sunshine
             to reduce your heating bills.

You can dream you’re self-sufficient
             as you weed your vegie bed;
 As long as you make sure to keep
             A diesel in the shed.

Ah, journalism on the brink of the apocalypse, is fast and exciting, with things changing by the minute, just the way doomsday should be.
A few days ago it was gassed “beautiful babies,” but now, Trump is on full war footing, ready to use force against Syria and North Korea: http://www.cnbc.com/2017/04/09/trump-team-isnt-afraid-to-use-force-on-syria-north-korea.html. Even the normal mice in the Whitehouse are scared. Why, war ships are ready to blast North Korea as we read: https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/34975294/donald-trump-prepares-response-to-north-korea-wants-assad-out-of-syria/. He has gone full-on war monger, and the elites love it. How can they lose; they get to take out their enemies, and Trump destroys himself, thanks to his merry men.

The one thing that could go wrong with this is that the US may have under-estimated Russia’s military technology, such as the Satan II missile that can obliterate entire US states. If China gets involved, which is less likely, as they are probably going to let the US and Russia eliminate themselves and emerge as the new world rulers, the US is finished anyway. Russia developed hyper-weapons of mass destruction, while the US worried about transgender bathrooms.

I feel sorry for my friend Chris Knight who, with American Charles Taylor, worked hard last year in fighting for Trump over Hillary Clinton. Now Trump has become a conventional neo-con war president, doing exactly what the global elite want: namely delivering war: http://www.smh.com.au/comment/syria-missile-strike-now-donald-trump-is-just-another-war-president-20170409-gvh0io.html. The only question now is how this will happen. Hillary Clinton would have given us war in two weeks, but the Trump administration, essentially the presidency of Jared Kushner, did it in two months. Way to go Donny Small Hands!

Russia and now Iran have threatened the US with war if neo-con globalist puppet Trump attacks Syria again: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/we-respond-force-russia-iran-10192508. Trump, leading the charge of the New World Order, as advised/ordered by the Kushner/Cohn “Westwing Democrats” as Steve Bannon calls them, will push for sanctions against Russia at G7, moving now for a complete withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria. In response, matters may go according to the NMO grand plan, with tensions escalating, as Russia raises the threat of a hot war if given a G7 ultimatum: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/08/boris-johnson-spearhead-diplomatic-drive-get-russian-forces/.

Alt Right protests against Trump’s Syrian bombing have begun: https://www.buzzfeed.com/salvadorhernandez/spencer-protests-trump-on-syria?utm_term=.mrayymYav#.ihPVV3EYr, with Richard Spencer emerging again as a natural leader: http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/04/07/why_the_alt_right_hates_trump_s_syria_strike.html. Spencer has a video on this “The Trump Betrayal,” which is well worth a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2kGLsEdl-g. Another Alt Righter, Mike Enoch tweeted: “So Trump’s first forceful action as President was supposedly to defend the same people that mow down white children with trucks.”

What is interesting about the Spencer protest meeting, was that the antifa were not interested in joining in a protest against the looming war, but simply wanted to bash Alt Righters. This shows that this part of the Left is degenerate beyond redemption (at least in a secular political sense, of course), and that nothing sane can be expected from them. The anti-war movement will need to come from grass roots, former Trump supporters. This will be the Vietnam era turned upside down.

Ok, I was wrong about Trump and all of my work last year was for nothing. After hitting the bottle for a day or so, I have sobered up, and  I am angry. It’s like having a bride, going out and working each day, just to buy her things, only to find that she has been having an affair with the migrant next door. As you never got a prenuptial agreement, now you are going to lose the business and house you built for her, and you will be kicked out of your home, and the migrant will move into your bed. That happens everyday, but now it has happened to the West.

Right; now let’s sink the boots into the bastard! Oh, can I say that here? A lot of good work is already being done for us by the MSM, thanks to them hating Trump anyway.   People like Peter Hitchens, have argued that puppet Trump has dropped bombs for the terrorists: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-4394216/PETER-HITCHENS-noble-cause-Bombs-Al-Qaeda.html.
Here is a big beefy chunk of sense from him about why this is so:

The idea of zombies, associated with end times and civilizational collapse, is not new, and has an ancient European ancestry. According to research published by Mays et al, “A multidisciplinary study of a burnt and mutilated assemblage of human remains from a deserted Mediaeval village in England,” Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports (2017). DOI: 10.1016/j.jasrep.2017.02.023, dealing with the threat of zombies, corpses raising from the dead, was a common problem.

The way that villagers dealt with this was to decapitate bodies before burial, so that they would not rise from the dead. It sounds a bit grim, but I suppose that is the world that the global elite will be sending us back to, if anything survives the coming nuclear war: http://www.globalresearch.ca/syria-trump-may-just-have-started-world-war-iii/5583998. The problem will be, that potential zombies will so outweigh the living, that dispatching them will be a fulltime job! http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-quits-finance-job-become-4958529.
Oh, there won’t be any migrants to import to do the work. 

It is after 3 am and I should be asleep but heard on the radio earlier tonight that the cruise missiles launched against Syria cost the government $US60 million.
This is utter nonsense! What about the cost of two warships put to sea fully crewed with trained personal?

Using chemical weapons against ANYBODY is also to be deplored but was that also ‘false news’ to effect regime change?
I am sorry to suggest that Donald Trump appears no different to predecessors Obama, Bush, and those other twerps, Brown, Blair and David ‘what’s his name’?
The Australian Prime Minister also supports these ‘war-mongers’.

‘Unbelievable’’ best describes Australia’s domestic electricity and gas supply shortages in one of the richest resource-endowed countries on the planet. How has this been allowed to happen?
This downhill slide to tragic shortages, unreliability, plus ever-increasing costs has occurred after privatisation of our state and Commonwealth-owned essential services.
Electricity, water, rail, Telstra, air and sea ports — all of which provided service reliability to Australians while at the same time planning for expansion of these same services — have been sold off.

The philosophy of privatisation of public assets — paid for in our rates and taxes by all Australians — to transnational corporations, overseas banks and foreign governments smells like treason.
These examples beg the question: Who do our party MPs actually represent?
Parliaments state and federal appear to be expensive puppet shows with the strings being pulled by transnational corporations, international bankers, including the Macquarie Bank, and foreign governments.

A study by the Brookings Instiute (https://www.brookings.edu/opinions/illiberal-arts-colleges-pay-more-get-less-free-speech/), has found, unsurprisingly, that those students found to be protesting and yelling about oppression and privilege, are the children of wealthy elites, and those most likely to attempt to suppress conservative speakers.

The authors Richard Reeves and Dimitrios Halikias, concluded:

Usually about this time of the year, at Easter, I write something which some readers perceive as anti-Christian, and everybody gets stuck into me. See if this article offends anyone (well, maybe atheists).
An article, L. Ellis (et al.), “The Future of Secularism : A Biologically Informed Theory Supplemented with Cross-Cultural Evidence,” Evolutionary Psychological Science, March 8, 2017, argues that secularism is basically doomed. Secular people generally use contraception more, being geared towards material satisfaction, and thus have less children. Feminists are a good example of this.
The paper offers three testable hypotheses about the future of secularism:

Prediction 1: For humanity as a whole, religiosity will increase. This forecast is not simply due to the positive correlation between religiosity and fertility. While the pace at which this prediction unfolds will no doubt vary considerably from country to country, we expect that it will be easily detected in all countries with reliable baseline data by the end of this century.

Shyam Acharya, a bogus doctor, managed to practice in hospitals across New South Wales for over a decade. (The Australian, March 14, 2017, p. 3) He stole the name of another doctor, and worked in various hospitals. He had obtained a false passport to travel from India to Australia, and used this to gain registration as a practitioner with the Medical Board of New South Wales in 2003.

Now my interest here, is not a shock, horror that someone would do this, but rather the shock, horror, that the system was so inept as not to be able to detect the fraud. How could he have bluffed his way through medical procedures? Could it be that being a medical practitioner is not as difficult as it is made out to be, and that a conman could pick it up by reading a few bits and pieces on Google?
This story is a classic that shows that the system has holes in it big enough to drive a truck through.

A new report from the European Commission, JRC Science for Policy report, Space Weather & Critical Infrastructures: Findings and Outlook: http://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/bitstream/JRC104231/space_weather_cover%2Breport_final.pdf, has reported on the threat of space weather events on earth’s critical infrastructure. For our purposes, the report notes that space weather events, like EMP occurrences, can severely damage critical infrastructure, such as the power grid, aviation, navigation systems and communications. There can be cascading effects resulting in larger than expected impacts.

The report recommends that there be a multi-risk approach adopted to deal with this threat, with improvements in forecasting via better methodologies and the determination of the specific vulnerability that a system has to space weather events.
While that is fine, it seems that the human race is moving with glacial slowness on this issue, and if another Carrington event occurs – and Earth had a near miss in 2012 (https://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2014/23jul_superstorm, civilisation itself will be threatened. Up to 90 percent of people will die off rather quickly:  https://www.theguardian.com/science/2014/jul/25/extreme-solar-storm-sun-earth; http://www.naturalnews.com/047399_solar_flare_Dark_Ages_NASA.html.
It is enough to make even me into a John Steele-style survivalist!

I do not feel sorry for numerous Alt Right types right across the internet wonderland for their mental angst over their god emperor Donald J. Trump, doing a 180 degree turn, and bombing Syria, because they gassed “beautiful babies.” How could they not see it coming from a member of the 1 percenters?

Previously over the years, Trump in his narcissistic big man tweets professed that interfering in Syria, by doing what he had just  done, would bring the US to the brink of war with Russia: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-07/russian-pm-us-brink-military-clash-russia.

To The Australian
Gerard Henderson tells an important story about cultural integrity within Australia and other Western nations (‘Conservative values not safe in Liberal academic hands’, 1-2/4). He notes that the new executive director of the Ramsay Centre, Simon Haines, ‘has never stood up in the public debate in defence of Western civilisation or any other cause’ and that his ‘public quietude’ has been through fear that ‘his academic career would suffer.’

It certainly seems true that conservatives in Australia are inhibited by various factors from full discussion of the nature and extent of the different threats to our traditional culture, civilisation and quality of life. This appears to be even true of brave defenders of freedom such as ‘The Australian’ and ‘Quadrant Magazine’ in some contexts. We need more conservatives willing to risk all for truth - and more investigative journalism into the inhibiting factors.
Nigel Jackson, Belgrave, Vic