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Foreign conflicts are being waged on our shores, and Australians are caught in the crossfire. You can have freedom, cohesion, stability, or the inevitable effects of mass immigration. Our politicians have made their choice.

Australia has a BIG problem.

Gun laws? ❌
Hate-speech? ❌
Immigration? ✅
Increasing diversity? ✅

Nothing says “most successful multicultural nation” quite like a fresh delivery of bollards at Christmas time.

Martin Place, Sydney.

Read all about it!

Major developments this week on national security, immigration, housing, and heritage - including the Bondi attack and shifting voter sentiment.

BAC NEWS WEEKLY

https://news.1rj.ru/str/ausvstheagenda/3525

Can’t help but find it amusing how the man standing behind Chris Minns, Attorney-General Michael Daley in 2019 said:

"Our young children will flee, and who are they being replaced with? They're being replaced by young people, from typically Asia, with PhDs," he said.

"So there's transformation happening in Sydney now where our kids are moving out and foreigners are moving in and taking their jobs."

This sort of speech may well be bordering on illegal, despite being correct, thanks to Chris Minns.

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We’re wishing all our friends, followers and members a very Merry Christmas. 🎄⛪️🎅🏻

Thank you to the near 100 members who attended the BAC Christmas Socials nationwide.

We’ll be distributing a BAC 2025 Year in Review Report within the coming days.

Billy Hughes believed sovereignty was earned in blood, not granted by committees. A small nation that refused to bow.

https://britishaustraliancommunity.com.au/leadership-billy-hughes-style/

Speech: Federation Day, 1st January 2024. By Dr. Frank Salter, at Sir Joseph Banks Park, Botany Bay.

Friends, Please charge your glasses.

We meet today near the initial landing spot of the First Fleet in 1788, at a park named after the great botanical scientist Sir Joseph Banks who accompanied Captain James Cook on his voyage of discovery in 1770 to these shores.

But we are here today to commemorate another milestone.

Six score and three years ago, just 113 years after the First Fleet, Our ancestors instituted The Federal Commonwealth of Australia, Under the Crown, The first and still, the world’s only continental nation-state, Designed to protect and perpetuate the Anglo nation And the rights of all citizens In accordance with the traditional liberties of Britain.

The evidence that Australia was made by and for Anglo-Celtic identity is overwhelming.

1. The father of federation, Sir Henry Parkes, noted in his great speech at the first Federation Congress in 1890 that the crimson thread of British kinship ran through all six states. He also remarked: “We know that we represent a race …”, meaning an ethnic group.

2. The first legislation passed by the new Commonwealth Parliament was the Immigration Restriction Act of 1901, aimed at protecting the super-majority of Anglo-Celts.

3. As late as the Second World War, prime minister John Curtin, head of the centre-left Labor Party, when declaring war on Japan, told the Australian people on 8th December 1941:

“We Australians have imperishable traditions. We shall maintain them. We shall vindicate them. We shall hold this country and keep it as a citadel for the British-speaking race and as a place where civilization will persist.”

One of those traditions was and remains representative democracy. Another more fundamental tradition is rule-of-law. Another is the right of a nation to choose a government that serves its vital interests.

That is why Federation Day is a day of celebration for Anglo-Celtic Australians.

We are still benefiting from the clear-sighted unity of state and nation that made Australia great.

However, from the time of the Whitlam government in the 1970s, the Commonwealth has been stolen from the nation, of which Anglo-Celts are the core identity.

We must restore the virtues of self-government by reclaiming the Commonwealth.

Why?
• Because self-rule confers dignity;
• Because home-rule keeps government most responsive to the people;
• And because, from an evolutionary perspective, self-rule best aligns government with the people’s vital interests.

So let us celebrate, but let us also remember and resolve.

God save the King!

Australia forever!