Dear Foxy,

Fortunately I have no idea what you and Is Mise are talking about.

I never had a television and that would be the last thing I need in my life (well apart from cancer, COVID and the like).

Yuyutsu,

It's good that you put your time to good use.

I'm beginning to learn to do the same.

I didn't watch it, but I do believe in equality.
- Maybe they're from White Lives Matters?

I think you should leave those nice young Australians boys alone.

- Better than whinging foreigners who weren't born here telling me everything I do and say is racist, and that somehow I'm an insult to them just for being white and male.

Hi AC,

According to ASIO Chief Mike Burgess this particular
group is considered a "real and growing threat to
Australia."

ASIO has grave concerns of their racist and dangerous
ideology. Young blokes as young as 16 are being
recruited. He reminded us that the Christchurch attacker
who gunned down 51 people in 2019 is known to have been
radicalised online by far right groups.

According to ASIO these guys are a nest of Australia's
far-right radicals. They're angry, armed, and plotting
and training for a white power race war.

Apparently they descended on a Victorian beauty spot
recently burning crosses and chanting racist slogans.
Many people feel that they should be classified as a
terrorist group.

I'm not sure that they can be described as harmless.

Yuyutsu,
The TV ‘waste of time’, “60 Minutes” is, because of the advertising content, commonly known as ‘38 Minutes’.

Hi Foxy,

I have not watched '60 minutes' in years, not for some ideological reason, but rather it become stale and boring. Something of the extreme right, other than the complete nutters like Blair Cottrell who openly demands Hitler's photo be displayed in every school classroom in Australia, the far right try and propagate the notion that Nazism died with Hitler in his bunker in 1945, whilst Communism and Communists are everywhere is Society. Some extremists find a home in parties like One Nation, but ON offers little opportunity to advance their political agenda, certainly in the short term. There is much more of a political advantage presented by membership of the mainstream parties on the moderate right, both Liberal and National.