There is no such thing as an “ethnic Australian.” Australian is a nationality, not a race. I’m Anglo-Celtic on both sides. One side of my family were convicts brought here with the First Fleet; the other emigrated from Britain in the 1960s. If you did a DNA test, the convict side obviously wouldn’t have an “Australian” strand of DNA that the other side doesn’t. They’d look very similar, aside from the usual mixed bag of ancestry. That isn’t to say Australia wasn’t built on British and Anglo-Celtic traditions - of course it was. And that’s largely why my Scottish and English grandparents, and their children who moved here in the 1960s, could assimilate so easily. But Australia is, and always has been, more than that. The history of Australia began long before the First Fleet landed and has evolved rapidly since, thanks in part to the contributions of many different ethnicities. What Australia is, and what it means to be Australian, has evolved over time as well. The problem we’ve arrived at is that we can no longer agree on what that means. That’s because many people want to deny the fact that this country was built on British and Anglo-Celtic traditions, while others want to reduce Australia solely to that - or solely to what came before it. Both groups are living in the past, and I think most Australians are bored with both. The reasonable middle ground is recognising that we owe a massive debt to British and Anglo-Celtic traditions - and yes, that includes colonialism. We can acknowledge the wrongs that were committed while also recognising that an incredible country emerged from it. Aboriginal Australians were here for tens of thousands of years. Anglo-Celtic Australians for hundreds. Both understandably have a massive stake in this country. But there are also the countless migrant communities who helped shape modern Australia. Italians and Greeks in particular transformed Australian food, business, hospitality, and culture, while Chinese, Lebanese, Vietnamese, Jewish, and many other communities made enormous contributions to the country’s economy, institutions, and way of life. Modern Australia was not built by one group alone, even if its core foundations were British and Anglo-Celtic. The reality is that Australia’s core institutions, laws, language, and democratic traditions are overwhelmingly British and Anglo-Celtic in origin, and pretending otherwise is dishonest. That heritage should be recognised, honoured, and embraced. But modern Australia also sits on a continent with tens of thousands of years of Aboriginal history behind it, alongside generations of migrant contributions that have helped shape the country’s culture and identity over time. To be Australian is not about race or blood - it’s about embracing, contributing to, and respecting that shared national story in all its complexity.

Richard Werner, the ex WEF young global leader shocked me yet again with his chilling insights. You may recall in 2023 he revealed that the purported end game was CBDCs implanted under the skin, using universal basic income to force acceptance. Now we’re being told UBI will be needed due to AI taking our jobs. And here’s the clincher!! He believes the real reason they’re building massive centralised AI data centres is for the implementation of CBDCs. If this is true, an agenda we thought we had defeated is still coming together in plain sight.

🚨🇬🇧 The King’s Speech - Kings Charles:- “My Ministers will also proceed with the introduction of digital ID - that will modernise the way people interact with public services” Digital ID is the bedrock for total technocratic control of your life by the State.