As we approach the end of the year, the situation on the Australian border does not appear to be getting better.
Indians are now claiming they were the real aboriginals, in the latest antiwhite attack vector and attempt to use the subcontinent to erase Australia’s history and identity.
Jacinta Allan just spent the last week grovelling in China for more foreigners, to even out the number of Indians erasing Australians in our sham universities.
This is after the latest revelation that our skilled migration program is anything but skilled, with tradies making up just 166 offshore permanent visas – I wouldn’t trust any of their qualifications to build houses regardless.
On the other side of the Pacific, Donald Trump has announced that H-1B visas are on the chopping block, although there is debate as to whether how effective that will actually be before some Federal Court judge launches an injunction, and in terms of Australia, it just means more Indian migration headed our way, which is already at ethnic cleansing levels.
Back at home, the Containment Political Action Conference was held again on the weekend in Brisbane, where AIJAC tour attendees and the centre-right again discussed how they can gatekeep the right and continue to lose.
Case in point, Tony Abbott making a return to the stage only to spruik Judeo-Christian values, the same nebulous “values” that have seen the Jewish lobby agitate for endless “hate crimes” legislation and the curtailing freedom of speech in Australia.
The other story of the week appears to be WA Liberal MP Andrew Hastie preparing for a leadership challenge to Sussan Ley, primarily over the party’s net zero stance.
This series of videos from Hastie has been gaining traction on social media, particularly this one:
Andrew Hastie is condemning his own party for letting the Australian car industry die
A king. Make this man leader
— Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 (@DrewPavlou) September 19, 2025
I can’t disagree with anything he’s saying in the video and I’m not blackpilling, but I just don’t believe it’s genuine or achievable at all within the uniparty and you’re naïve if you still think this will happen via voooting.
Australia’s energy supply and manufacturing sector is currently being held hostage for this net zero insanity, by essentially three rich idiots who bet their fortunes on Chinese windmills: Simon Holmes à Court, Malcolm Turnbull and Mike Cannon-Brookes. There are a few others, but they’re the main culprits who’ve decided to sacrifice the country in lieu of their ASX portfolio.
Until these people are dealt with or they at least learn how to short a stock and accept they were wrong, Australia’s manufacturing sector is not coming back and economic harakiri, figuratively and literally given how much gas and coal we sell to Japan and others, is still on the menu.
In my opinion, there seems to be some serious astroturfing going on with pushing Hastie as a potential leader as all of this has come out of nowhere. I’m not ragging on the guy personally, as he’s worn the tan beret and actually risked his life for the nation, which is more than 99% of Canberra currently.
It has to be said again, but the problem isn’t so much Hastie’s recent push as it is the Liberal-National Coalition itself. The Liberals are being obliterated by demographics which they helped import over the last 30 years, with this not looking good for them or Australia in general:
A map of Sydney showing top country of birth by suburb, excluding Australia.
The clustering is striking.
People like living near others of the same ethnic group. https://t.co/ikIYrTy8mb pic.twitter.com/hOhzbx4Zd3— Peter Tulip (@peter_tulip) September 20, 2025
The #1 issue in Australia and the Anglosphere is immigration. Hastie has made statements to this effect but again, it’s empty rhetoric. Dutton was too much of a coward on this issue and backed down a number of times, resulting in him being punted from his seat and losing an unlosable election.
The reality is that even if Hastie is genuinely disaffected with the Coalition’s direction, he’s still got a wall of moderate cowards, traitors and hysterical women to contend with before he even gets to the donor class and the Israel lobby that basically own the party.
This is the same LNP that just spent the last two weeks throwing Jacinta Price, an aboriginal woman, under the bus in favour of Indians and the ethnic cleansing of the country at the hands of said foreign colonisers.
Hastie is not going to do anything different on the border and we won’t get anything from them in terms of immigration policy. They had the last election to do that, and they said they’d give us a 25% reduction for 12 months and then go back to invasion levels.
There’s also the issue of Hastie essentially betraying fellow SAS trooper Ben Roberts-Smith, which could turn out to be his Achilles heel.
The Liberals are in a terminal death spiral and this is the last throw of the dice for them – it will fail miserably and the country will be better off, leaving us to deal with the Labor traitors head-on.
The takeaway is that this Hastie push is just the latest in the ever-increasing attempts to contain the new wave of Australian nationalism.
There is now a third “Put Australia First” rally being organised out of Melbourne by Nick Patterson – the same Christian Zionist that got Joel Davis and some NSN members booted from a protest earlier in the year. Also, containment right operatives who previously didn’t support the March for Australia are now magically supporting it, despite not even turning up to their own protests the other week.
Australia and the Anglosphere are suffering from a demographic disaster, and half-measures, debates and “reform” are not going to cut it.
It’s remigration or bust at this point and unless Hastie is genuinely prepared to rally the troops, go over the top to take no man’s land completely off of the left, he’s better off just extracting from the battlefield.
Header image: Andrew Hastie panders to Sikh immigrants with Liberal MP Jason Wood, whose Chinese wife owns a migration agency (Facebook).
