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The Commonwealth games are here, again!

. . . a hideous spectacle of Slave Masters humiliating their keep.

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It’s near impossible to miss the hysteria that overwhelms Australia each time this grotesque event takes place. The media bombards everyone with phrases such as “our golden girls . . .” or “record breaking medal tally . . .” etc. etc. and we have endless images of athletes who are exploited to boost our egos for a short period of time, before we all forget them and get back to making profit – our only aim in life. Fig. 1 - The Master v Slave games. But, take away the glory media images and what this event boils down to is, a bunch of middle sporting white nations, selectively eliminating nations, so they can shower themselves with medals competing with third world nations whose competitors are used as whipping fodder for boosting their own egos – a trip of nostalgia back to the good ole’ days of Empire. “ . . . a bunch of middle sporting white nations, selectively eliminating nations, so they can shower themselves with medals competing with third world nati...
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The grotesquely corrupt FIFA and Soccer

. . . have they finally arrived where ICC and cricket were in the 1980s?!

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As we approach the end of yet another festival of obscene capitalism and corruption in the form of FIFA’s soccer world cup 2026, it is an opportune moment to address some of the inherent changes that are taking place in the politics of the game. This was the first time in the tournament’s long history that African and Asian teams were competitive, although systematically engineered out of the tournament. Fig. 1 - FIFA soccer world cup 2026 The Cricket experience FIFA and Soccer are experiencing the transition that the International Cricket Council (ICC, then known as the International Cricket Conference – originating as an exclusively white organisation) and cricket went through in the 1980s, where a sport that was completely dominated, funded and administered by White Europeans was confronting the challenge presented by coloured nations. In the case of cricket, the transition took over 20 years commencing with the long-awaited inclusion of Sri Lanka into the ...
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De-programming the Indoctrinated West

. . . or do we let generational change fix it?

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If you asked a Westerner if they were indoctrinated the response is most likely going to be one of arrogant dismissal – it’s not the West but the rest that is indoctrinated. Sadly, the opposite reaction is likely if you asked the same question of the rest! They would think that their governments indulge in indoctrination unlike in the West. Both these responses are due to Western indoctrination at home and beyond. The favourite weapon of the political goons of the West and their puppeteers – the Oligarchs – has been indoctrination. They have accused every “threat” or unfamiliar movement of this supposedly abominable activity, whilst indulging in it themselves, more so than any that they direct accusations at. So, in their narrative, we live in a world where everybody, but them, are indoctrinated in one form or another. Fig. 1 - Indoctrination of West The key question is, why is it that the citizens of the West, and outside, accept this version of the world...
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Australia!

. . . a "Nulli" cultural Society.

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Right now, the politically aware in Australia (a small minority) seem to have their knickers in a knot as to whether Australia is a “Multi-cultural” or “Mono-cultural” “society”! The reason this debate continues aimlessly is that, in reality, it is neither. In fact, all three of those terms misrepresent what it is – a Nulli-cultural settler colony. “If ever there was an antithesis of culture it would be the dominant western culture – Yankee Doodle culture.” Whenever the One Nation party and their figure head, Hanson, need some attention they bring out the racist bigotry to great effect in a non-society that has its ears wide open for any dog whistle that is racist towards non-white immigrants. So we’re back with the usual “mono-culture” and “Western values” nonsense that is an obsession of the, increasingly extreme, right-wing political class in Australia. If ever there was an antithesis to culture it would be the dominant western culture – Yankee Doodle cul...
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The Samson Option

. . . Iran has killed Israel's options!

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The last 3-4 years have been a real roller-coaster ride for most of us. Regardless of whether you were an ardent Zionist or an “anti-semite” (IHRA definition), one day may appear to give you hope and the next would dash all of them. For those of us who genuinely feel some of the pain of the Palestinians and Lebanese (it is impossible for any observer to even contemplate what they are going through) in their resistance against the ruthless Western empire , this period has been quite unbearable. Each blatantly obvious manoeuvre from the empire to manipulate the situation to their advantage for profit is sickening and second only to the Western political goons bowing low to their mad hatter emperor and pretending that none of this was happening. “An empire which has, to-date, had unlimited resources at their beckoning and the power to easily get their way, was, for the first time, finding out the true cost of war . . .” The Iran war has made a difference. The cost ...
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The Civilisational Matrix

. . .the conflict between capitalism and civilisation.

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Geopolitically, the world is stabilising and returning to its usual axis with the Mega-civilisations , once again, rising to the top their natural position. We ve been through 2-3 centuries where ruthless barbarians have controlled the world and at a time where humans had developed just enough to have a reach across the whole globe. Most previous empires have had regional influence unlike the Europeans, who had global influence. Over 40 years ago, I recall discussing the rise and fall of empires and civilisations with a history academic who argued that empires were cyclical and whilst the West was powerful, power would transition to the East, in time. When analysing this argument, my assessment was that, at the time of older civilisations, their sphere of military influence was constrained by technology and distance. Due to the global reach of empires of our time, it was increasingly difficult for civilisations to rise as the dominant powers would suppress them. The Y...
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