Racial Supremacy and Ethnic Preservationism
Opposite sides of the ‘racist’ coin October, 2020 Note; eksentric spellings are deliberate. As a word, ‘racism’ is used somewhat indiscriminately. This is unfortunate, because there is a world of … Continue reading
The folly of mass immigration
“Pro-immigrationists tell everyone else they should “celebrate diversity” within our nations, while they work to destroy the diversity between nations.”From https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/folly-of-mass-immigration/ Comment: This article by Anthony Browne brings issues to the fore that are currently … Continue reading
Artabana Australia Information Session
Many of us fall through the cracks of Australia’s healthcare system; Medicare, private health insurance, specialized western medicine and alternative therapies. Navigated alone, these myriad services can be daunting, if … Continue reading
COVID19: Dividing or uniting us?
Is a scenario now emerging that will see the world divided by a Seclusion Curtain? A new analysis of recent data suggests COVID19 (SARS-CoV-2) is more contagious than previously thought. … Continue reading
New English Spelling
The European Commission has announced an agreement whereby English will be the official language of the EU, rather than German, which was the other contender. Her Majesty’s Government conceded that … Continue reading
Australia Day – 2020
Australia’s national day is fraught with issues. Especially the name of it. But fundamentally it is becoming more contentious – and rightly so it seems – as an occasion that … Continue reading
No Haven for Savin’
The banking system putting pressure on consumers A report I wrote for Independent Australia online news. It begins… New laws are designed to trap us in a web of digital … Continue reading
Federation Day – January 1st
Australia Honors Its Founders (What Were Their Names?) ”What kind of country would forget the name of its first prime minister?” That chiding question starts the official invitation to Australians … Continue reading
Financial Markets get confused by our calendar
Despite the latest technology, 14-week quarters confuse financial markets. Here’s how. A business that called me to book a job has a calendar with March (and every following month) a … Continue reading
Open Day for Garden nymphs, organic farmers and eco-sharehousing nuts
Come along with your gloves and we’ll harvest some food from the garden, do some processing and pruning and we’ll have something yummy like apple crumble for morning tea. There … Continue reading
