Dear Canem Malum,

Wrong again. My family lost their country,
family members, positions, everything they
valued - due
to communism. It's something I could never
support. And - it is something
which I have fought all of my life. And will
continue to do.

As for Tony Blair? I don't know that much
about the man - except that he was a former
British PM and advisor to the Queen on the
death of Princess Diana.

"If we are to save the British Australian people there will come a time when we my need to imprison those like Foxy- that would do harm to us- they will do the same to us- and in many cases have done already."

Spoken like a real NAZI, come on CM you cloak your far right extreme white supremacy in some pie eyed notation of "BRITISHNESS"

If all you have is a hammer everything's a nail. And so it is with Commie Paul.

CM

Come back with all the little philosophical quips you like. Your words portray you as a NAZI. You would not be satisfied with locking up just Foxy, but hundreds, even thousands of others, would also have to be delt with, people you perceive as undesirable enemies of the state. Then its only a short walk from the lockup to the firing squad. The world thought it had been finished with those that think like you in 1945, well no, a nasty rump of such thinkers still exists. CM, the only difference between you and Hitler is, Hitler got to act out his twisted beliefs, you have to be content with penning dribble on a little forum. BTW I wouldn't want to lock you up, your right to free speech prevents that.

Hi Foxy,

Don't take that nonsense from CM to heart, I know your family suffered in the past under people not to dissimilar. While there are enough genuine people, like us, who believe in true freedom regardless of race, class or how you want to live your life, the CM's will always fail. Its when good folk do nothing that these people succeed.

Dear Paul,

Australia today is known for more than sweeping
plains and far horizons. Today Australia is
discussed as a cultural hub, a fashion destination
and a nation hosting iconic events. Most Australians
are comfortable in their own skins embracing this
sunburnt country with all its iconic landmarks
and proud of our cultural achievements and events.

Our cultural mix is now in our national DNA. It is
part of our lifestyle - it's who we are.
More than 1 in 4 were born overseas. Today we celebrate
the richness of our lifestyle which comes from the
input of so many cultures.

What it means to be Australian has morphed to meet the
challenges and diversity of our changing times. Today
we are more sophisticated, more mature and more
representative of our place in a global interaction.

We are a country with its global cities, leading
edge technologies, business hubs. We are known for
innovations and international success beyond the sporting
field.

We should promote Australians as a people who value,
tolerance, equality, and peaceful solutions of disputes
and of course a spirit of co-operation. Of course some
of us are none of those things but our national identity
today is all about what we think, what we should be rather
than what some of us regrettably are.

Today we are building a new society which is not yet
finished. Pride in ourselves does not mean we have to
dislike others.

Patriotism based on dislike of other groups is a very
dangerous thing as history has taught us.
And we are fortunate that in this country a definitive
feature of Australian society is that we are relaxed
about things - that we reject xenophobia and jingoism.

cont'd ...

Dear Paul,

I'll end on this quote from Idris Elba,
the inspirational Black Briton:

"Diversity in the Modern World is more than
just skin colour. It's gender, age, disability,
sexual orientation, social background and most
important of all as far as I'm concerned,
diversity of thought!"

See you on another discussion. Thank You for your
contributions to this one.