Restore Australia

RESTORE AUSTRALIA


by Alexandra Marshall

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I've come to the end of my patience. Our nation, our culture, we built an incredible thing.


Australia was the final experiment of Western Civilisation - a colony built from scratch at the edge of the map that became a prosperous, peaceful, beautiful nation.


It was miracle. An impossible task. I doubt it would have succeeded if not for the British attitude we inherited. The idea that we 'have a cup of tea and keep going' evolved into the billy tea and damper of our pioneers.


It's the 'She'll be right, mate!' attitude that kept us alive.


I don't think the world properly appreciates what it was like for those early settlers to walk into a patch of bush and lay the foundations of a city.


Read their journals. Their stories. What they faced was the terror of isolation from the crib of the world.


Australia was the product of hard work - from petty convicts who were used as slave labour until earning their freedom to the ship loads of free settlers who took a leap of faith. They didn't know there was a wealth buried in the ground when they set off. That was a surprise.


Ideologically, Australia was built on the principle of redemption and liberty. That was the express wish of our earliest leaders.


So many of them died. Mostly from disease. Mostly from the harshness of our continent. But many survived, without the tyranny of the state.


And now we have ungrateful inhabitants who complain about 'colonisation' while enjoying the trappings of privilege. Or they migrate here and put their hand out, demanding to be kept in comfort on the work of others.


It makes me sick.


It infuriates me that not only do they fail to thank those who died so they could lounge around, they actively hate them. They re-write history to paint them our ancestors as evil. They can't even say 'Happy Australia Day' without engaging in victim culture.


What are you a victim of, other than the lies of our communist universities?


Something has to be done about the restoration of our story. Australia, and all the souls that built her, need to be honoured. We need more statues, more education, and more respect or we'll lose everything. //


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