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Transsimian · 11-09-2017 07:29 PM

This is too much.

Turnbull may be an Israeli citizen.

https://theaimn.com/turnbull-must-urgent...tizenship/

So, just to be clear, The deputy Prime Minister Joyce and now the Prime Minister may be illegible.
Laugh6

fokker · 11-09-2017 08:36 PM

I hope this results in another leadership spill where Abbott is brought back to his rightful seat, leading to a Bernardi victory in 2019's election.

Guile · 11-09-2017 09:08 PM

(11-09-2017 08:36 PM)fokker Wrote: I hope this results in another leadership spill where Abbott is brought back to his rightful seat, leading to a Bernardi victory in 2019's election.

The Nationals will split with the Liberals, and Abbott will lead the Australian Conservatives. Abbott is never getting back leadership of the Coalition. The Liberal faction is pure swamp make up of cucks, fags and women. They'll never win another election.

The Australian Conservatives will remain a minor party until it's legitimised. Popularism can't work in Australia due to the way our electoral system works, but defection from the Nationals would be the next best thing.

Bullshit polling is what the Liberals still cling to for ousting Abbott. This despite the fact that his seat was the only one 'NOT' to swing. Today, both the Coalition and the Labor Party are at record lows, and minor parties, record highs.

Australia has always followed global trends, meaning as a people, we're prime for a conservative leader. The big problem however, is we have left and further left as the two main options.

At this point, the Liberal party is cancer [And they're turning the next generation of Nationals that way too]. The only way Australia gets back on track, is for the Nationals to split from the Liberals and form a new coalition with the Australian Conservatives. The inside word is that it will happen, but it needs to happen fast. The next generation of Nationals are already taking on toxic members. Soy boys are slipping through the cracks, but with men like Bernadi as deputy leader of the party, that will stop.

fokker · 11-14-2017 04:16 PM

They'll be counting the votes for the gay marriage postal survey today:

The New Daily Wrote:Australia has edged closer to legalising same-sex marriage with a diverse group of cross-party senators backing a Liberal senator’s bill to change the law.

Ahead of the postal survey result announcement at 10am on Wednesday, the pro-change push cleared a crucial hurdle on Tuesday when Dean Smith’s bill won support from senators from the Liberal Party, Labor, the Greens, the Nick Xenophon Party, and independent Derryn Hinch.

In the event Australia votes ‘Yes’, the cross-party show of support gives Senator Smith’s bill an edge over another proposal from Liberal Senator James Paterson, which would roll back anti-discrimination laws in order to strengthen religious and free speech protections.

http://thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/...rvey-bill/

king bast · 11-14-2017 06:21 PM

Ugh. No liberal tears for australia.

61.5% voted yes - at least now weve got a gauge on how cucked this country is.

The leftists got the result they wanted but it wont be good enough - i bet theyll start focusing on how "problematic" and "shameful" it is that 39.5% of voters are still so homophobic.

Anything less than 101% in favour is evidence of their victimhood narrative being correct, and they must redouble their efforts to stamp out all opposition.

RatInTheWoods · 11-14-2017 06:57 PM

2 out 3 people in Australia support gay marriage.

Who is the judge going to give all the money to in a divorce, if both have tits?

Guile · 11-14-2017 09:11 PM

Atheist electorates were the highest yes voters. I'll say this, conservative political parties in Australia have no foresight and very little talent. While the National party splitting from the long lost Liberals is step one, it isn't the solution. Returning to the promotion of Christianity is a must. Not just allowing political rhetoric such as "Lets say Merry Xmas again"... No. Actually spreading Christianity throughout communities. Why do I say this:

Human beings, by their very nature need a moral compass. 99% of people want to be led. If there is no religion. If there is no Christianity. If there is no God, the atheists will turn to government. It's why the left are so rabid against Donald Trump. It's why they hated Tony Abbott. To them, these men aren't political adversaries. They are the Anti-Christ.

If conservatism is to come back long term, a new coalition between the Australian Conservatives and the Nationals need to adopt two primary core values first and foremost:

1.) Upward mobility within the party MUST consider Christian values.
2.) The spread of Christianity MUST be a core policy.

These two core fundamental attributes are long term solutions towards regaining a conservative majority. If this fails to happen, atheism will spread, and these people who have adopted government as their God, will follow whatever their God says is just: Gay marriage, muslim immigration... One day even paedophilia. It's insidious and it needs real action to shift the tide.

Leonard D Neubache · 11-15-2017 02:26 AM

39.5 percent willing to tick the 'no' box and post that survey back in.

I am actually really pleased about that number. I honestly think that if they ran the survey a decade ago the fags would have done better (less traditionalist participation at any rate). I'm getting the sense that the pendulum is finally swinging back to the Right.

StrikeBack · 11-15-2017 02:54 AM

Apparently I live in one of the gayest electorates in Australia. Wife is already asking "when can we move?"

Interestingly if you look at the participation rate: https://marriagesurvey.abs.gov.au/results/ younger people <35 have much lower rate, so it's more the older fags and cucks voting Yes.

Leonard D Neubache · 11-15-2017 05:42 AM

(11-14-2017 09:11 PM)Guile Wrote: ...
If conservatism is to come back long term, a new coalition between the Australian Conservatives and the Nationals need to adopt two primary core values first and foremost:

1.) Upward mobility within the party MUST consider Christian values.
2.) The spread of Christianity MUST be a core policy.

These two core fundamental attributes are long term solutions towards regaining a conservative majority. If this fails to happen, atheism will spread, and these people who have adopted government as their God, will follow whatever their God says is just: Gay marriage, muslim immigration... One day even paedophilia. It's insidious and it needs real action to shift the tide.[/align]

Not to crap in your cereal, but the vast majority of churches are already singing from the globo-homo-pedo-cuck songsheet.

I guarantee you that you could count on one hand the number of muslims who voted 'yes'.

Meanwhile...

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http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/stor...-welcomed/

At this junction? Packing more people into churches to save the nation is like packing more sheep into the abattoir to save the flock.

Christianity will only be saved either when Christians rise up and overthrow their corrupt clergy (not going to happen) or when the faith starts fresh with local preachers building flocks from scratch (preferably black robe regiment).

Guile · 11-15-2017 06:21 AM

(11-15-2017 05:42 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:
(11-14-2017 09:11 PM)Guile Wrote: ...
If conservatism is to come back long term, a new coalition between the Australian Conservatives and the Nationals need to adopt two primary core values first and foremost:

1.) Upward mobility within the party MUST consider Christian values.
2.) The spread of Christianity MUST be a core policy.

These two core fundamental attributes are long term solutions towards regaining a conservative majority. If this fails to happen, atheism will spread, and these people who have adopted government as their God, will follow whatever their God says is just: Gay marriage, muslim immigration... One day even paedophilia. It's insidious and it needs real action to shift the tide.[/align]

Not to crap in your cereal, but the vast majority of churches are already singing from the globo-homo-pedo-cuck songsheet.

I guarantee you that you could count on one hand the number of muslims who voted 'yes'.

Meanwhile...

http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/stor...-welcomed/

At this junction? Packing more people into churches to save the nation is like packing more sheep into the abattoir to save the flock.

Christianity will only be saved either when Christians rise up and overthrow their corrupt clergy (not going to happen) or when the faith starts fresh with local preachers building flocks from scratch (preferably black robe regiment).

Uniting Churches. A complete bastardisation of the faith, like many off branches of Christianity.

In my OP, I should be more clear. Australia needs to further the spread of Catholicism. The faith has been a target of the left for as long as I've been alive and for good reason, it's dangerous opposition. It has it's issues like everything, but it remains one of the last true bastions of conservatism in Australia.

We were the largest supporter of the 'No Vote' nationally, and one of the few reasons the vote wasn't a blow out. We had a national, universal push for parishioners to donate to the no campaign. In fact, Catholics contributed the largest percentage of funds to the no campaign. The equality campaign used fake news to push a bullshit poll to try and say something like 59% of Catholics were voting yes. An example of which here [And proved bullshit at the bottom of the page]:

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/p...y49ea.html

They used this weaponised lie to try and have parishioners ignore the Church's leadership. The key point of note here however is church leadership. I.E: An actual voice of influence saying 'Vote No'. One of the few places nationally, such a message existed. I'm not going to speak for the bastardised derivatives of Christianity, because I've only ever stepped foot in a Catholic church but this voice was more or less universal [Like most groups, there is always an outlier].

Regarding actual, action taken: Unlike mosques which simply urged followers to vote no, we supported and ran a national letterbox campaign, as well as a targeted push for Catholic schools to give all students education letters on why to vote note. Without Catholic support, the yes campaign would have essentially been running unopposed.

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Blaxland was the highest no vote in country at 73.9%: The demographics are as follows:

The religious makeup of Blaxland is 24.0% Catholic, 23.3% Anglican, 22.4% No religion, 5.8% Religious affiliation not stated, 4.5% Uniting Church, 4.1% Presbyterian and Reformed, 3.8% Christian, nfd, 3.2% Baptist, 2.0% Pentecostal, 1.0% Other religious affiliation.

http://blaxland.localstats.com.au/demogr...s/blaxland

StrikeBack · 11-15-2017 06:30 AM

My wife and I have been church hunting for quite a while now. Many churches we've come across either outright put up the rainbow flag, or express sympathetic views towards it, or have female pastors. Churchians try very hard to beat SJWs at virtue-signalling.

We need to start over again fresh.

By the way, going by the ABS link, if you look at the few electorates that strongly vote No especially in NSW (which contribute to their lowest 'Yes' percentage), you'll find that many of them, in Greater Western Sydney, have lots of recent immigrants / ethnic minorities. Some ABC analyst (Whathisface Green was his name) was on their website talking about it today, which actually upset many white SJWs I know to the point that they were calling him racist for insinuating that immigrant minorities are homophobic.

Leonard D Neubache · 11-15-2017 06:54 AM

I appreciate your zeal, Guile, and I respect the effort you and your people have put to in fighting for this issue, but your pope is a climate change pushing, rapefugee welcoming, divorce excusing, communism loving globohomo.

And you don't get to vote him out of office in a few years. Case in point, in an almost unprecedented move the former pope was turfed out of his seat in order to make way for this utterly subversive faggot.

More than any other Christian denomination, Catholicism is strictly governed from the top down. It is a religious dictatorship and the only vote you get is to vote with your feet. You shut up or you leave. This is why the paedophile issue became so rampant and presumably exists to this day.

So unless there's some sort of Catholic revolution (not holding my breath) you're only going to be applying the brakes to the slow slide into hell. You're never going to be making much progress in the other direction.

T and A Man · 11-15-2017 07:38 AM

Blaxland is full of Muslims.

Catholic, they've been somewhat absent with their apologetic voice and general cucking.

The loudest voice from a christian viewpoint from the start was Margaret Court. That's bon denominational, assemblies of god territory. What was really alarming was how she was treated, particularly with 18c, thinking how soon in the future could she get gaoled for hate speech.

The mix isn't good, but as long a christians cuck, scared to look homophobic in the same sense cuckservatives angst over not appearing racist, then a christian voice doesn't exist.

Marriage is not an institute of love or pair bonding, it's a child centric institute where a man and a woman enter a covenant before god to be parents.

The loophole is infertile couples can enter, lack of following this theme allowed feminism to turn marriage into pandering to juvenile narcissistic whims of women and creating a marriage industry that sends young couples into debt servitude.

Guile · 11-15-2017 07:57 AM

(11-15-2017 06:54 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: I appreciate your zeal, Guile, and I respect the effort you and your people have put to in fighting for this issue, but your pope is a climate change pushing, rapefugee welcoming, divorce excusing, communism loving globohomo.

And you don't get to vote him out of office in a few years. Case in point, in an almost unprecedented move the former pope was turfed out of his seat in order to make way for this utterly subversive faggot.

More than any other Christian denomination, Catholicism is strictly governed from the top down. It is a religious dictatorship and the only vote you get is to vote with your feet. You shut up or you leave. This is why the paedophile issue became so rampant and presumably exists to this day.

So unless there's some sort of Catholic revolution (not holding my breath) you're only going to be applying the brakes to the slow slide into hell. You're never going to be making much progress in the other direction.

If you look at the timeline of recorded history, all there has ever been is an "applying of the brakes" or a momentary halt to liberalism. On a macro timeline, humans are forever progressing forwards with regards to liberalism. This fact alone suggests that there is a very real possibility that it's a control in the evolution of mankind. To date, we have no point in history to suggest that future societies will be more conservative than today's society.

I've philosophically grappled with this notion for a while and it's does seem bleak for a conservative, but if we do look throughout history, there are examples of progressivism being stalled for a generation and sometimes more. So for myself personally, if I can play a part in that for my future grand kids, I've done my job.

Leonard D Neubache · 11-15-2017 08:21 AM

History is full of hard resets. Resistance to progressivism is extremely important because it means that we on the Right are not as down and out when our prog leaders finally fail to keep the wheels of their degenerate regimes turning.

All I'm saying is be careful of that Catholic hierarchy. There's fast approaching a time when you'll be forced to choose between God and the church.

Samseau · 11-15-2017 12:06 PM

Quote:If you look at the timeline of recorded history, all there has ever been is an "applying of the brakes" or a momentary halt to liberalism

Except the last dark age, and the re-emergence of a hardcore theocracy that ruled the White man for over 1000 years.

You think God cares what people want? He gives us what we need.

Speculation · 11-15-2017 10:31 PM

(11-15-2017 02:26 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: 39.5 percent willing to tick the 'no' box and post that survey back in.

I am actually really pleased about that number. I honestly think that if they ran the survey a decade ago the fags would have done better (less traditionalist participation at any rate). I'm getting the sense that the pendulum is finally swinging back to the Right.

Exactly. If they ran the survey in the polling booth for our mandatory federal election then it would be a completely different story. They knew what they were doing when they made this a postal vote.

Paracelsus · 11-16-2017 12:18 AM

Bob Katter coming out swinging I see.

RatInTheWoods · 11-16-2017 12:56 AM

(11-09-2017 09:08 PM)Guile Wrote: The big problem however, is we have left and further left as the two main options.

This is the great disappointment with Aussie politics at the moment.

RatInTheWoods · 11-16-2017 12:58 AM

(11-15-2017 02:26 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: 39.5 percent willing to tick the 'no' box and post that survey back in.

43% in NSW I am proud to say.

~~Conscious Pirate~~ · 11-16-2017 03:58 AM

(11-16-2017 12:58 AM)RatInTheWoods Wrote:
(11-15-2017 02:26 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: 39.5 percent willing to tick the 'no' box and post that survey back in.

43% in NSW I am proud to say.

I am proud to report that I witnessed the most delightful outburst of Greek-Orthodox homophobia in our shed before work this morning. Ronnie was absolutely frothing about the result & the Afganis all nodded in approval at his outrage.

It was a great start to the day. Smile

Leonard D Neubache · 11-16-2017 04:57 AM

There is some discontent down here in Tassie.

Speculation that there's no way the yes vote could have been that high in this state.

Vlastitel · 11-16-2017 05:04 AM

(11-15-2017 02:26 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: 39.5 percent willing to tick the 'no' box and post that survey back in.

I am actually really pleased about that number. I honestly think that if they ran the survey a decade ago the fags would have done better (less traditionalist participation at any rate). I'm getting the sense that the pendulum is finally swinging back to the Right.

A large percentage of the "No" votes was made up by immigrants. A decade ago there were far less immigrants here than there are today (at least in Melbourne anyway), hence the increased level of opposition to deviant sexual behaviour. Western Sydney (high Muslim population) had the highest percentage of "No" votes in the country.

One part of me is happy that the immigrants so unambiguously voted against degeneracy, but it is sad when you look at the state that Australians have ended up in. The level of cuckoldry among many Australian men, including those who are considered "conservative", whose ancestors were so red pilled, is simply astounding.

If we are to continue celebrating gay bareback orgies, then the heroic, selfless sacrifices made by our ancestors in Gallipoli will have all been in vain. This is not what the thousands of Australian men gave up their lives for.

fokker · 11-17-2017 12:59 AM

The director of some film festival's also copped a bit of flack for telling the truth about Wednesday's approval of sodomy by the state:

TheMusic.com.au Wrote:Founder and director of the Melbourne Underground Film Festival (MUFF), Richard Wolstencroft, has sparked outrage with a Facebook post expressing homophobic views and his opposition to the marriage equality survey result.

In a boorish status posted just hours after the Yes vote was announced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday, Wolstencroft wrote, "A Black day. The Decadence and Degeneracy of the Bourgeois Elite has been normalized and The Nation will be under direct attack.

"Homosexuality is created often through child abuse and it has been embraced by the Majority of Australians as normal. The Australian public really was fooled, bullied and cajoled in to this decision ruthlessly by the Government and Media Elite who wish to advance this abusive and destructive agenda.

"This is the beginning of the End of our Great County. – unless we fight back. This is a horrible black day of infamy. The Gay Community have allowed their politics to be weaponized by the Globalists. A Tragedy."

http://themusic.com.au/news/all/2017/11/...book-post/

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