Metal V.2

The Government has money for a newly unveiled monument to the ‘Tamil genocide’, yet not enough to replace a monument to Captain James Cook. Anglo-Celtic Australians are sidelined, because they do not yet act or vote collectively in defence of their own ethnic interests.

They’ve Been Publicly Named, Now It’s Up To Us To Shame These Nasty Disrespectful Women. If I was their Landlord, I would evict the unappreciative leftist SCUM, Edith Pope & Charlie Tidmarsh from my property. #Auspol #GreenScum #LaborScum

@MickInTheRoom @craigkellyAFEE the difference is that I want to live in a high trust, socially cohesive, homogeneous, safe and prosperous society. You want diversity and multiculturalism. Evidence suggests that creates division, high crime, low trust, low social cohesion Good talk, thanks

@Metal945278 @craigkellyAFEE Nah, dumb fuck thought process there. English and Scottish ancestry - not much whiter than me. The difference between us obviously, is that whiteness is the only thing you've got going on. It doesn't make people special. It definitely hasn't made you special.🤔

For those critical of my support for Ronil and his comments about being Australian - I ask you to read the story of Winston Philip James Ide—and tell me whether he qualifies as an "Australian" in your eyes Winston Ide was born in 1914. His father, Hideichiro Ide, was a Japanese silk importer who was living in Australia. Winston Ide went to North Sydney Boys Technical High School, where he found rugby—and a dream: to play for the Wallabies. Between 1933 and 1935, he played at centre or five-eighth for Northern Suburbs, helping them lift the Sydney premiership in 1935. He earned five appearances for New South Wales across 1935 and 1936. However, he missed NSW selection in 1937, but he didn’t sulk—he went north to Queensland to chase the dream. After joining Brisbane’s Great Public Schools Old Boys club, his form spoke for him, and he was picked for Queensland. In 1938, the dream became real. Ide ran out for Australia against the mighty All Blacks, playing two Tests—one in Brisbane, a 20–14 loss, and one at the Sydney Cricket Ground on 13 August 1938, where the All Blacks edged it 14–6. Sportswriter Syd King saw what others saw: “Sturdily built, of medium height, he was not particularly fast, but had a nippiness and speed off the mark. Most of all he had great courage, and his low, hard tackling and fearless going down on the ball in the face of charging forwards won him many admirers.” His performances earned him selection for the Wallabies’ 1939–40 tour of Great Britain. The team arrived the day before the Second World War was declared. Not a single match was played. The greatest stage closed before he could step onto it. Arrive back in Australia, Ide was among the first to enlist, joining the Australian Imperial Force on 1 July 1940. Posted to the 2/10th Field Regiment of the 8th Division, he shipped to Malaya to face the rising sun of Japanese aggression. He fought at Mersing in southern Malaya. After weeks of bitter combat, Singapore fell in February 1942. Ide was captured and taken to Changi, one among some 45,000 Australian and British troops. In May 1942 he was sent north as part of a slave workforce to hack the Burma–Thailand Railway out of jungle and rock. Two years of disease, starvation, brutality—two years many did not outlast. Ide did. When the railway was done, the survivors were sent back to Singapore. From there, Ide and more than 1,300 prisoners were crammed aboard the Japanese hell ship Rakuyo Maru, bound for forced labour in Japan. On 12 September 1944, in the depths of the South China Sea torpedoes from the U.S. submarine Sealion struck—the Americans unaware the ships carried Allied POWs. It took twelve hours for the Rakuyo Maru to sink. The torpedoes spared the men; everything after did not. There were too few life jackets. The lifeboats were taken. Oil slicked the sea; fire ran across the water. The only choice was to jump into a burning ocean. In that chaos, Ide did what he had always done: he put others first. From the water, he waved away calls to climb onto a raft, choosing to stay with mates who couldn’t swim. A survivor remembered: “Those of us who escaped from the sinking Rakuyo Maru clambered onto rafts. I spotted Blow (Ide’s nickname) in the water and called for him to join us, as there was room for another. Blow shouted back that some of the boys near him were pretty badly hurt and he would stick by them.” His last words are said to have been: “No, mate. I’m staying here to help my mates. In any case, I can swim to Australia if I have to.” Soon after, he was gone—one of the 1,167 Australian and British prisoners who perished after the Rakuyo Maru went down. So tell me, then: what does it take to be Australian? Consider Winston Ide—Japanese heritage, Wallaby against the All Blacks, an early enlistment to defend this country, Changi survivor, two years on the Thai–Burma Railway, and, at the end, a man who refused safety to hold others up, with his last words; “No, mate. I’m staying here to help my mates. In any case, I can swim to Australia if I have to.” I would expect an embarrassed silence.

@MickInTheRoom @craigkellyAFEE I’m going to assume you are mixed race and you struggle with a sense of belonging since you are not fully one or the other. Delegitimising ethnic identity is your coping mechanism

@Metal945278 @craigkellyAFEE If everyone has to be like you, then it's just a nation of perpetually upset losers. 🙄 I'll take the alternative.

@HaveeSnowball Just one example

@Metal945278 I hope so

Thomas Sewell launching legal action in the High Court. He'll get as fair a trial as Dan Andrews ran clean elections. Tony Burka has no doubt already written the decision for the judges.

@TruthFairy131 he thinks he is loud and proud, really its just annoying and obnoxious.

As a White woman in Australia: Why can’t I be loud & proud of who I am in my own country? Why do I have to let others try to define me & my nation? Why am I shamed for my race, ancestry & history? Who is doing this to me in my own country? 🤔 So tired of all of the hypocrisy & double standards. I think everyone should be proud of who they are but it seems that White people are expected to shrink so that everyone else can shine at our expense ✨

@DrewPavlou @PeteZogoulas great work exposing the fraudsters Drew, but do us all a favour and leave the nationalism to the Aussies. thanks.

Second NDIS fraud investigation video is finished. We were going to publish it tomorrow morning but I forced @PeteZogoulas to delay 24 hours for an emergency legal check. One of the allegations in the video is so explosive that it may be against the law to even publish it. I’m sorry guys, please forgive us the delay - Pete has been working 20 hour days, he’s exceptionally hard working, we just need to legally clear everything.

@NickMcKim maybe they should stay out of foreign conflicts. we can all agree that what Israel is doing is horrible, but it will take more than a bunch of limp wristed communists on a ship to stop it.

Israel is a rogue state which is kidnapping Australian citizens on the high seas in complete disregard for international law. It’s nothing less than piracy and the Australian government needs to stop hand-wringing and take action. Call or email your MP now.

SBS Insight right now getting a rude awakening from ordinary Australians who now see the bigger picture to snuff out and replace Australians. Albo, Australians have CHANGED THEIR POSITION on Uniparty sellout of Australia. You’re Fired.

These people are incompatible with our countries

@synthesis1010 exactly. Look at the structure of just about any business, it has authoritarian rule.

the real world isn't democratic.

@Whats_Newsss fair call, i wouldn't either. i didnt mention the last part, Ididnt want you to chimp out

@Metal945278 I dont want to think about that or the last part okay thanks...

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#BREAKING Anthony Albanese has stunningly stopped the allowance to a deceased Victoria Cross recipient, who was killed in action fighting for this country in Afghanistan, parents who attend events in his honour. Cameron Baird, 32, was killed in act of bravery that won him the Victoria Cross but cost him his life on the battlefield of Afghanistan in 2013. Since then, honouring their son, his legacy and his sacrifice has been a devoted duty for Doug and Kay Baird. “It’s extremely important that we represent Cameron because he can no longer speak for himself” Living Victoria Cross recipients are entitled to a $5,696 to cover travel costs to VC events. The Bairds were awarded half of that allowance to attend events in their son’s honour but Anthony Albanese has now put a stop to that. Doug Baird said he was “shocked” and in “disbelief” at the ruling. The Albanese Government has said the decision “will not be overturned” With the $300 million that Albo spent on the prosecution of Ben Roberts Smith and now the snubbing of Cameron Bairds family. Albanese’s disdain for our servicemen and woman is clear. He hates us.

@craigkellyAFEE His mother fled to Australia because the Greek Junta was rounding up communists

His comments explain a lot. He has a chip on his shoulder and holds racists views. If he‘s still holding historical grudges from centuries ago and wants "revenge" - he should have never migrated to Australia in the first place.

@reignitedem @therealrukshan Yeah I know, they’re brown

@Metal945278 @therealrukshan lol scammers aren’t transparent.

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@2worldsPodcast Do you really need to finish every post with “Want to support me? Links in bio to my Patreon program and merch.” You’re on the right path with your talking points. Drop the self promotion mate it’s a bit cringe

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