Kudos Kid,

That's right, the majority of the Liberal Party do not support your white supremacy ideas, or your belief in apartheid. Other that the 'Half-A-Percent Club', which you are a member, the vast majority of Australians don't want your National Socialism as well. You refer to so called "Traditionalists", which is nothing more than a guise for you and others from the radical right of politics.

Both Labor and the Coalition - the uniparty - are unable to identify ‘radical Islam’ as the main cause of the denigration of Australian values. Both of them are too gutless to confront and deal with the haters they both let into Australia.

All Taylor has done is pinch One Nation's immigration policy (enunciated regularly over the past 30 years), and we know he wouldn't be allowed to carry out his ‘promise’ to put it into effect in the unlikely event that he will ever be Prime Minister. The unelected, faceless hierarchy of the Liberal Party, interested only in copying Labor enough to get the Liberals elected, would not allow him to do it. Nor would the elected wets support it.

The Liberal Party is just a rattling skeleton of what it once was.

Even in the better days of the party, Senator John Stone was the only politician to say, up front, there should be no Muslim immigration to this country. Now there are close to a million of them, and 18,000 needing close watching by ASIO.

Fortunately, I and many other Australians who don't need votes and don't give a stuff about being called racists, will vote accordingly - for the party that Taylor has pinched his never-to-be-realised policy from - and hope to see at least a pause on ALL immigration, then only choosing people who share Judeo-Christian values, are skilled, and Anglo/European. I would not be the least embarrassed by a return to the White Australia Policy, either - ironically the creation of a Labor government with union support.

I asked a left faction Labor party person some time ago their definition of a Nazi, because they seemed to have inconsistencies in what I thought would be their position. They said that a Nazi was someone who was against feminism, gay rights, and multiculturalism. I replied by saying that I thought the left would consider a Nazi someone who supported killing six million Jews. They said that was 'a far extreme Nazi'.

This seems like an interesting and amusing re-factoring of the term Nazi, and it seems that Nazi can come in bad and worse types, according to the Labor party.

Of course the Labor party left faction wouldn't want to talk about the evils of Marxism. Most seemingly revert to the old trope 'Marxism has never actually been tried, because all Marxist regimes weren't real Marxism'. Bill Shorten was considered as a leader in the unity (right) faction of the Labor party, but Shorten was perhaps far from right wing in ideology even within the diaspora of Labor members.

Of course BA Santa Maria and the Catholic Workers Movement was talking about Marxism in the Labor movement from the 1950's, infiltrating the Working Men's Clubs and such.

Romantic Labor (rusted on Labor) supporters seem to believe similar things as the Anti-'Uncle Tom' Afro-American's (never betray a black to help the white man).

I believe that Australia will never function, if rusted on Labor see production as the enemy, and still vote Labor when Labor doesn't vote for them- but vote for weird ideas out of touch with their naively loyal base. Rusted on Labor need to vote for their own families as their parents and grandparents did.

The Labor movement has left their supporters, their supporters need to leave the Labor movement in support of the principles that their grandparents supported.

At this point staying loyal to the Labor movement is a betrayal to the original point of the Labor movement- Labor families.

Yes ttbn, it was Simon Crean that changed the Labor party union voting rights, that changed Labor's union nature, for a lurch to even more Marxism. A similar process 'Marxification' has seemingly occurred in the ABC and main stream media (MSM) with traditional media decline (universities also seem to have gone through this process too).

Crean was only leader for a very short time, but he had a large impact. In a sense it seemed a reasonable thing to do given some of the extremes of union's and the declining union membership at the time. Strangely it resulted in going from the fry pan into the fire.

So the Labor movement went from being a movement that had Chinese walls, due to it's industry based structure, to a less industry defined mass movement more similar to universal managerial nihilistic Trotskyite Marxism

Darryl Mather, ‘The Ignorant Aussie’, Spectator, 16/4/26, points out that Australian politicians treat us as a “rabble” to be managed rather than citizens to be represented, aided by a large swathe of (ignorant) Australians, politically "unengaged” to the extent that that they are unaware that they are “voting for their cultural demise”.

Oh something new 'culture'
What is Australian culture?