President Trump shows the President of South Africa articles of White farmers being killed.

“Death, death, death”.

If you want to learn more about the history of South Africa, check out our interview with ex ANC member Prof. Eric Louw.

The battle is not lost, it’s just beginning.

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The ABC gets $1 billion a year to promote our national culture, not to dance on its grave.

Everyone involved in this production plus the senior management at ABC should be fired and replaced with people who are genuine Patriots.

https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/saturdayextra/the-slow-death-of-british-australia/105388226

X SPACE | Join us 7PM AEST this Saturday, June 14 for a live X Space as we launch the brand new BAC website!

🎙️ Harry Richardson, BAC President
🎙️ Dr. Frank Salter, Researcher & Academic

💥 What’s next for Anglo-Celtic Australians?
💥 Why YOU should get involved

The Death of the Centre-Right

New article by John Lawson of TNO, featured on our new website. 👇🏻

https://britishaustraliancommunity.com.au/the-death-of-the-centre-right/

This is perhaps one of the most disgusting recent examples of our failing justice/immigration system.

Australians never voted for this, and as NSW Premier Chris Minns said, it’s not up for debate.

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🚨 A roundabout known locally as the ‘Forlico Corner’ for over 50 years, named after a pioneering Australian family who helped build Griffith—has now been officially renamed in Punjabi as “Khalsa Chowk”, complete with foreign script. The Sikh community makes up just 3.6% of the town.

This push was led by community activist Harpreet Singh and backed by Manjit Singh Lally, the only Sikh ever to serve on Griffith Council.

We're keeping track of every one of these name erasures. 👉🏼 nameback.info/name-erasure

🚨 Lake Monger in Perth officially renamed ‘Galup’.

Lake Monger was named after John Henry Monger, an early colonial settler and merchant who arrived in Western Australia in 1829. He was a prominent figure in the Swan River Colony. The lake was named in recognition of his influence and land ownership in the area.

This renaming is part of a broader trend of erasing colonial-era names across Australia.

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A street sweeper was dismissed by a Melbourne City Council after he questioned why the Acknowledgement of Country was being made at a meeting of the street cleaning team.

The Council’s CEO said, “At Council we have an ongoing commitment to recognise, respect and value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and cultures in the community and our organisation”.

With typical Acknowledgments of Country, to “recognise, respect and value” indigenous people implies that they remain the rightful owners of the land and that the Australian nation is therefore illegitimate.

Fair Work Commission deputy president Richard Clancy found Mr Turner did not adopt a tone that was disrespectful, sarcastic or aggressive, as the Council claimed.

We aren't aware of anyone in Australia ever losing his job for failing to respect European or British descended Australians, yet we are told that White people in Australia are privileged.

These radicals are waging war against White Australia.

"The Saxon is not like us Normans. His manners are not so polite.
But he never means anything serious till he talks about justice and right.
When he stands like an ox in the furrow – with his sullen set eyes on your own,
And grumbles, 'This isn't fair dealing,' my son, leave the Saxon alone."

- Rudyard Kipling, Norman and Saxon (1910).