Red/White/bluers of the “muh prezzie” faith, apparently still believe in Donald Trump, even though he has done nothing to build the wall, which should have been up by now, but is always delayed because of lack of money and caving into traitorous globalist Republicans:
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/09/01/white-house-not-pushing-congress-for-border-wall-funding-wont-shut-down-government/

     Trump has never been sincere about the wall, and it was just a lie to get elected. I had some doubts at the time that this was all too good to be true, but unlike most Alt Right types, my support of Trump was because of the greater evil of Hillary Clinton. Ending that threat was Trump’s main achievement, and as long as he does not do any more globalist mischief, there is time to get an alternative to him for the 2020 election. But, as some are saying, it may be too late for conventional politics now.

     Here is just a sample of how the Left intends to fight the same sex marriage issue: with intimidation and personal threats: The Australian, September 4, 2017, p. 1.

     An Asian female GP appeared in the first TV advertisement for the No campaign. The response: the radical Left now have a petition to have her deregistered! It is exactly the same tactic now being used against Alt Right folk in the US.

     Oh, it’s almost like writing in the free-wheeling style for a trendy magazine, maybe like Taki, but here I go stitching together bits and pieces to make a media meal. Why, the Beatles on Abby Road did it (“junk…just bits of songs thrown together”: John Lennon), and if it is good enough for them, it is good enough for me, as I am not a millionaire socialist. But, I will just need to get a trendy Alt Right haircut, short on the sides long at the top. Only problem here is baldness, and old age.

     First cab off the rank is a Muslim who said that rape was worse at the beginning, but got better: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/08/italy-muslim-cultural-mediator-says-rape-is-worse-only-at-the-beginning. I suppose it is not unlike mass immigration; well, no, actually, the exact opposite. As you would imagine, the White Western feminists, eternal defenders of women’s rights (i.e. themselves and pay levels), said nothing as usual, since ethno-race trumps feminism, and agendas must never be put in conflict even if they are logically incompatible.

     As the resident doomsayer here, I naturally have an interest in the cultural phenomenon of zombies and people’s fascination with the “walking dead.” Not only are there top-rating TV shows about this end of the world scenario, but there are zombie walks in most major cities, where people dress up like, well, zombies.

     An article by an English-lit kind of guy, Greg Garrett, who is Professor of English at Baylor University, and author of Living with the Living Dead: The Wisdom of the Zombie Apocalypse, offers an explanation:
https://www.amazon.com/Living-Dead-Wisdom-Zombie-Apocalypse-ebook/dp/B0716DG4RJ/ref=mt_kindle?_encoding=UTF8&me=

     In general most of us see AI advancements as a potential threat to jobs, if not humanity, unless an alternative social credit economic/financial system is set up. Then automation will ring in “this age of plenty.”

     But, are we right about the advancements in AI? Could there be limits already occurring? I simply do not know enough about this field to form a judgment. There are, though, a minority who think that AI claims have been exasperated – I mean, exaggerated –  and that machines will do a lot of replacing, but will fall short of the sci. fi. dystopia scenario: https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2017/09/02/ai-and-the-human-informational-centipede/:

     With radical jihadist knife attacks across the West, and police often missing attackers, hitting innocent shoppers, as happened here in Australia, maybe it is time to take a note out of Texas’ book and bring back old school weapons: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/08/30/en-garde-texas-open-carry-sword-law-takes-effect-friday/619064001/:

“SAN ANGELO, Texas — The phrase “everything’s bigger in Texas” is about to become even more clear-cut.
On Friday, Texans will legally be allowed to carry blades longer than 5.5 inches in most — but not all — places.
This includes openly carrying the famous Jim Bowie knife, as well as daggers, dirks, throwing knives, stilettos, poniards, swords, machetes and spears.
The new law was introduced by Republican state Rep. John Frullo this year but met resistance after a student was killed and three others were wounded at the University of Texas by a suspect wielding a hunting knife.
As a compromise, the measure passed by changing the wording describing the blades from “illegal” to “location-restricted.”

     Many have said it, but now it is all happening: the possibility of George Soros being proclaimed a terrorist! https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2017/09/275964/petition-asking-white-house-declare-george-soros-terrorist-gains-enough:

“A petition demanding the United States government to declare American financier George Soros a domestic terrorist has gathered over 110,000 signatures, more than sufficient to compel the Trump administration to respond.
The Washington Times reported that the petition, which was posted on the “We the People” section of the White House website on Aug 20, had cracked the required 100,000-signature threshold within 30 days to trigger an official response.
“As of early Saturday afternoon, it has been digitally signed over 110,000 times,” the news report wrote.
The petition stated that Soros had wilfully, and on an ongoing basis, attempted to destabilise and commit acts of sedition against the US and its citizens, through allegedly creating and funding organisations exclusively devoted to facilitating “the collapse of the systems and constitutional government of the US”.
It added that Soros had also developed “unhealthy and undue influence over the entire Democrat Party and a large portion of the US Federal government”.
It then urged US Justice Department (DOJ) to immediately declare Soros and all of his organisations and staff members to be domestic terrorists.”

     The EU vice president has said that immigration to Europe, primarily of Muslims is unstoppable and that no country will remain the same:
https://www.infowars.com/eu-vice-president-admits-to-white-genocide-plan/

In Australia, our own globalists plan on disposing white Australians by a massive flood of Asians, some elites wanting 150 million just for starters. It is said that unless we let them in, they will invade anyway.

To On Target
     Thanks for printing the brilliant letter in the September 1st. issue of the “On Target” from Peter Davis to Senator Dastyari. Peter has presented a paper that spells out the problem with our financial system and includes an answer.

     Most people know that the system is ‘broke’ but not many know what to do about it, or know the history as Peter Davis has presented it. We do hope that the Senator will make use of the information. I wonder if he has replied to the letter.
     We are looking forward to hearing Peter speak at the National Weekend in October.
Doug and Jean Holmes.  S.A.

     Trump’s abandonment of DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), is leading to the next big university protests across America. It show what will happen when any aspects, repeat, any aspect of the Leftoid agenda, is overcome.

     Here is what DACA is:

     Which juicy news item do I start with first? Tossing a coin, or a vaccination syringe, first up,  Oxford University scientists trialled a TB vaccine on humans that did not pass an animal test model using monkeys: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/oxford-university-scientists-trial-tb-vaccine-babies-monkeys-did-not-work-a7928911.html.
Wait, that should read, hundreds of babies:

“The worrying results from a tuberculosis vaccine trial on monkeys before they tested the treatment on hundreds of babies were ignored by scientists at Oxford University, a former principal research fellow at the institution has claimed.

to THE AUSTRALIAN
     Alan Baker has touched on the most essential aspect of the marriage debate (8/9): ‘the importance of children being raised, wherever possible, by their biological mother and father.’ Every Australian who has had the good fortune to be so raised should think carefully about how a ‘yes’ vote might militate against this. It might also facilitate future legal action on the grounds of ‘discrimination’ against anyone expressing this view. Would that really be in the interests of society and the nation?
NJ, Belgrave, Vic

to THE AGE
     Your editorial (‘The survey’s on, so vote “yes” for justice’, 8/9) fails to consider the other parties whose interests are at stake in this plebiscite. Foremost among them are children. I am so grateful that I was raised in a family with a father and a mother, and I urge all Australians who have enjoyed similar good fortune to ask themselves whether they would really be happy to have been brought up instead by two men or two women?
As for Bill Shorten’s promise that the ALP, if elected to government, will ignore any ‘no’ victory, that suggests a bullying and fanatical attitude and tramples on democratic principle.
NJ, Belgrave, Vic

     Have you ever wondered what the philosophical, if that is the right word, genesis of the antifa comes from? Sure, communist ideology is a sound bet, but one also notices strands of nihilist DNA and anarchism as well. Yet, maybe we oldies are reading too much into this, as a recent article indicates:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/sep/09/no-fascist-usa-how-hardcore-punk-fuels-the-antifa-movement

     According to Mark Bray, author of The Antifa Handbook:
https://www.amazon.com/Antifa-Antifascist-Handbook-Mark-Bray/dp/1612197035

     Although nationalist types are saying that the Mayweather vs McGregor fight was a form of racial punishment, cold sober analysis reveals nothing of the sort. I have gone over the fight taking hours to view the appalling show of what was once the manly art. Since the time of Ali, boxing has been rapidly going downhill. Sure, athletes are full of steroids and there have been strong punchers like Tyson, but the skill level cannot match the older generation.

     Since Ali’s rope-a-dope strategy, boxers have kept their guards down, so TV viewers can see their faces, but they usually get smacked in the head when they punch. You see this all the time in boxing matches. It is embedded in popular culture in the Rocky boxing movies, where Stallone just takes punches to the head like an Italian sponge. Defence is non-existent. McGregor was simply terrible. Mayweather was only a little better.

     The media always think racially (collectivistically) whenever an ethnic does well or something clever: this is a positive case for multiculturalism and multiracialism. Nevertheless, when bad things are done, the chattering class are usually silent, or rattle the mantra “racist, racist, racist…” like a machine gun, and never address the issue. There is never any contrary evidence to their case, which indicates that it is not scientific, but mostly BS.

     Hence, what is to be made of the thousands of UK children who have been physically and sexually abused by Muslim gangs? This has been going on for many years, and the stories are straight out of a barbarian war zone:
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/08/23/6000-child-abuse-allegations-muslim-grooming-gang-hotspot-sandwell/

     “Education Boom Changing the Face of Cities’ Centres,” The Australian, August 28, 2017, p. 6, tells us something which those of us outside of the green leafy suburbs are well aware of: that new buildings are going up, rapidly to house Asian students, who are all going to stay to become Australia’s professional class. Just take a Captain Cook at the faces in medical school at most universities.

     Here, read it cut from: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/higher-education/international-students/education-boom-changing-the-face-of-cities-centres/news-story/4f1554c1687aacc99382a085895980bf:

to THE AUSTRALIAN
     Steve Kessell’s blanket claim that ‘Buddhism has no god’ (29/8) is simplistic, even misleading. For example, the doctrine of nirvana does not refer to a final nothingness (as in nihilism) but a final separation from all the things of this world. That still leaves room for the mysterious divine One, an ultimate reality more immediately obvious in sacred traditions such as Christianity and Islam. The spirituality of Buddhism has been well addressed by Frithjof Schuon (‘The Buddha is renunciation, peace, mercy and mystery.’) and the Buddhist scholar Marco Pallis in his essay ‘Is there room for ‘grace’ in Buddhism?’

     It is not that ‘a kind and caring spiritual practice does not necessarily need a god’, but that it does not need any particular contingent and limited image or conception of the divine One. By contrast, the danger of the current surge of atheism in the West is that it threatens to cut off humanity altogether from the ultimate source of truth and right guidance. That road leads to tyranny, corruption, horrors.
NJ, Belgrave, Vic

to THE AGE
     The welfare of Australians is threatened by intolerant authoritarianism from left-wing agitators and corporate shysters. This can be seen in the defacing of a statue of Captain Cook, in uninvited graffiti in public spaces, in corporations adopting partisan positions in controversies and thus treating non-like-minded employees unfairly, and in professional bodies in law and medicine doing the same - to say nothing of some churches or church groups.
     Why should this be? It seems that people find the taking up of causes to give meaning to their own lives - this is medicine for the illnesses of boredom and personal frustration. Having become too attached to their causes, they then experience any contradiction as a source of aggression against themselves and become ruthless in trying to obliterate it.
     Only a renewed awareness within society of the truth of sacred tradition and the value of sanctified ethical codes can provide a solution to this political evil.
NJ, Belgrave, Vic

     A supermarket in Germany has made a statement about “racism,” by removing all foreign groceries from its shelves:
http://metro.co.uk/2017/08/23/supermarket-removes-all-foreign-groceries-from-shelves-to-make-point-about-racism-6872026/
See, there is nothing left, and you all would starve!  Keep up the experiment for a year, just to show how ideologically pure you are.

     Nevertheless, contrary to this, I think that the message delivered is exactly the opposite. It shows how foreign domination amounts to a form of economic imperialism, which is “racism,” to use that meaningless, catch-all word. Perform the same circus trick in an African country and you get the same result. Do these chatterers want to label oppressed Africans as “racists”? Surely not. Hence, refuted, QED.
On the meaning of “tu quoque” (“you also”): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque