Victimhood is a double helix, or a two-layered obsession of our time. It is both internal, and external: something harboured, and something used to enforce censorship while upholding a narrative. Here, the celebrated academic and Croatian political theorist Tomislav Sunic chats about this disturbing fragility of social conditioning and ethnic identity. www.newaustralianbulletin.com

Australia's Golden Dawn representative, Ignatius Gavrilidis, talks to Australia First's Dr Jim Saleam about the persecution of the Greek nationalist party Golden Dawn by the globalist Greek state.

Jared Taylor discusses the decline of the USA with New Australian Bulletin's Nathan Sykes, and Dr Jim Saleam of the Australia First Party.

Nick Griffin and Dr Jim Saleam discuss the death of the West in a wide-ranging discussion from the Irish anti-immigration protests and the great replacement, to how the war in Ukraine may spell the end of the Western global hegemony, and whether AI will actually assist the mission of the elite to wipe us out.

Canadian Nationalist Paul Fromm discusses his recent Twitter banning along with all the -low-down on the freedom movement’s struggle against Justin Trudeau’s woke-washing of Canada.

Thursday’s day of mourning in Australia for the departed Queen of England proved the perfect opportunity to find out what a “voice” to parliament for Aborigines will auger.
The occasion was marked with the disrespect of the militant left which has appropriated the Aboriginal cause to promote a globalist western liberal pogrom against our failing nationhood. Disturbances were coordinated in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Canberra. According to these protesters, the agreed tagline for the provocations was that the Crown has “blood on its hands… The Crown’s boot is on our neck, and we are sick of it.” By “our” Ms Lidia Thorpe, the Green’s senator indicated she meant the Aboriginal people.

A poem about COVID COMPLIANCE written and performed by Nathan SYkes

Grannies in Melbourne are given police verbals because it's lockdown over China Flu and they can do whatever they like. And what they like is beating on and hassling pregnant women, sick people, and, as you can see, old grannies, sitting on a park bench.

Melbourne cops -- out of control during Kung Flu lockdown -- teach a mentally ill man a lesson. The man in question presented at a hospital seeking mental health care but was turned away because of a bed. Out of frustration, he left the hospital. The nurses called the police fearing him might do himself harm. But who needs to self-harm when the Victoria Police are around. They figured running him down in their car and stomping on his head was a bit of civic care. And not a black face in sight, to lead a White Lives Matter chant.