Bad Dog, amongst us today there are "Neanderthals" running...ooops ruining this country as we sit fomenting at our computer keyboards. That we, the electorate, have let this happen speaks volumes...simply we ourselves have been asleep at the wheel by allowing the creeping fascism of Liberals and communist ideals from Labor infect our parliaments and state/territory legislature. China, the Sleeping Dragon has awoken and she is very hungry, for what we have here within our shores is the finest she can dine on. The crappy Australian national anthem spells this all out, but China will not "share our wealth" but moreover make us toil for the Great Party once they have established their final footholds here and in the region. The 're-education camps' set up for the Uighurs are only a sampling plate of what the CCP does to those who disagree. It, as I have opined before is - not a matter of "if", but "when" the CCP takes over. So really, given the lack of preparedness and parlous state of our ADF, oil reserves and general apathy, we are in all honesty better off learning Mandarin.

"Has Australia been weak in allowing other Nations to emerge within our Nation, including third world cultures and communism? Should we have taken more action to reeducate on our values? Australia has become non identifiable as a unified culture and values. Do you think we have too many cultures represented by women in our Parliament that do not respect the National cultural values?
Posted by Josephus, Thursday, 5 August"

In order:

Yes.
Yes. Too late now, though.
Yes. We have seen the best of Australia; the real country has gone.
Women are not suited to politics, men's sport, or men's jobs.

I agree with Albie. It's all our fault for idly voting for the same dead-head politicians; we deserve what the majority of ignorant Australians have landed us with.

Yes. The national anthem is rubbish, but so are all anthems. Fewer and fewer people bother to learn the words, and don't even bother to move their lips anymore. The flag is the important thing, not sing-alongs. Our anthem is particularly hypocritical, because we don't know who we are anymore, thanks to multiculturalism and people who can't speak English.

On the China threat: who could possibly believe that our government is capable of defending Australia! The CCP doesn't have to spy on us when they can listen to our old soldiers and non-military media commentators telling all and sundry that we are not prepared; our joint task fighters are useless, according to such "experts" as Robert Gottleibson and Andrew Bolt; people who have never picked up a gun are pontificating that we don't need tanks; and every man and his dog knows about the submarine shambles left behind by Turnbull. Then there is the biggest handicap of all - Scott Morrison.

Australia is well and truly rooted.

Hi there TTBN...

Your last sentence in your last post says it all! With the greatest regret, our Nation, our country, and once-proud Aussie culture are all irretrievable gone. I'm nearly 80 and soon to depart, so it doesn't affect me too much, but I do worry for the younger members of my family. And the career inspired police recruits as they study hard for their new vocational role. Little do they realise they're entering a job better suited to the Army Infantry Corps than a civil police department. God help 'em.

We have too many culturally uneducated in our Parliament who do not respect our laws and values, but represent what Al Grasby encouraged, "Come and practise your own national culture".

We now have nations rising within the Australian Nation, one we acknowledge that this land belongs to at every meeting and their flag flies on Government buildings.

We have Islam claiming the land upon which they tread for Allah, and we pay jizz tax on our food.

We have China purchasing productive land to supply raw product to the mainland. And our land as Coal and iron ore are being shipped to China for their ship building and manufacturing which they return to us as product. China has not got to invade they just have to populate and export.

O sung Wu

I'm not far behind you, and I'm glad I don't have to face a lifetime of what's coming. I can't sum up much sympathy for those who will be the victims of their own ignorance and unwillingness to listen to experience, either.