As it has throughout the millennia, our nation’s socio-political dramas play out on the finely cut grass of the circus arena.
In his recently published memoir, Pakistani cricketer Usman Khawaja claims that the whole Australian team was complicit when they got caught doing what every other team in the world does, ie. ball tampering.
From Fox Sports:
“Khawaja made the claim that two players objected to his idea for the team to take collective responsibility for the scandal, while he also said that sandpaper was used in the second Test of the infamous 2018 South Africa series and that every touring party member knew about the plan.”
One has to be careful what one calls people in the current year multicultural police state formerly known as Australia, so I’ll stick to wanker. Usman Khawaja routinely exploits his so-called “minority” status to further the interests of his “minority.” Despite being allowed access to Australia, its wealth, acclaim and our women, he plays the victim and comes across as a whinger, ie. a wanker.
However, he doesn’t strike one as the David Sharaz type. He would not make such a serious allegation without evidence and without backup. Moreover, as someone who grew up playing cricket, his statements are self evidently true.
A professional Test bowler examines the ball before every delivery and would know immediately if a ball has been tampered with. There is no way the bowlers did not know.
Steve Smith deserves some praise for refusing to dob in his mates, but the finger now points at the entire Australian team, coaches and administrators.
Regardless of how this scandal plays out, it is one of Cricket Australia’s own making. It has become incredibly woke in recent years. Test captain Pat Cummins leading a barefoot demon ceremony and being the face of Gillette advertisements in Australia, plus the ubiquitous use of the cringe term “batters” are merely examples which spring immediately to mind.
Cummins even made dressing room celebrations alcohol-free to accommodate Khawaja.
Yet despite this pandering, a privileged wanker such as Usman still perceives himself to be an outsider, and as an outsider he has no qualms in burning the entire Australian cricketing establishment down.
This drama in the Australian cricket team is a microcosm of the breakdown in so-called “social cohesion” across the rest of the country. Millions of foreigners disdain our hospitality, our culture and our people.
Just like Usman, they exploit their status as “minorities” to further their own ethnic and religious interests to the tune of millions of dollars, and they have no qualms if the Old Australia is swept away.
Now it is ordinary Aussies who are the outsiders. Time will tell very soon if we are allowed to vote to get our countries back. Meanwhile, millions of White men are expressing what could happen if the opportunities afforded to wankers like Usman are denied to us.
Header image: Usman Khawaja explaining his decision to speak out (Instagram).
