If I may say, I’m really grateful to Taipan for raising the issue of the impending war and its consequences. This is something the multicultural apologists want to keep quiet about.

If we all stand together as superior white persons, I’m sure we can stop the war once and for all.

Would that work, Taipan? Any chance we could just have a chat or play a game of cricket or something?

T'would appear that a couple of historians have attempted to correct me on a previous statement of mine, to wit:

" ... I'm still hopeful that one of these days there'll be evidence found of a prior occupation of this continent that pre-dates the Aboriginal. ... "

I have been reminded that there have been successive waves of Aboriginal settlement and resulting conquest.

Are we really to believe that the British claim of Terra Nullius is original?

While we may deem the Aboriginal as this continent's indigenous, is there anything to establish their claim as the land's first people?

What I am wishing for, gentlemen, is definitive proof that Aboriginal settlement has displaced/replaced an earlier people on this ancient continent - i.e. pre-dates. Then we may have an opportunity to paint their history as black as they paint ours.

As regards our debt to the 'Muselmen', perhaps I was wrong when I made mention of all those whose efforts led us to name a railway system after them. Perhaps they were not Muslim at all.

Perhaps I could be forgiven for assuming that those early Afghans were not predominantly Christian? Either way, back in those times, they certainly 'fitted in' to the local society.

Soren wrote on Jun 27^th, 2014 at 8:56pm:


Now now, old boy, you could at least try to assimilate. In this country we have things called manners.

You’re free, of course, to continue with your Kraut barking of orders, but you may find a slight reluctance on the part of your inferiors. Rather than your usual schnell schnell, you might like to try a "please" or a "thank you". You can even accompany these words with a kindly smile, performed by raising each side of your mouth in an upwardly direction.

Yes, I know that in your superior culture this is seen as grinning (and verboten), but we British are a more amiable race of people. Your Lutheran compulsion to offend as many people as possible is a quaint and charming expression of your cultural mores, but in our country this is seen as impolite. It is, as we say, not cricket.

If you want to join Taipan and myself in the upcoming war, please try to assimilate a little better. I don’t want to have to send the Gestapo over to ask any uncomfortable questions.

Karnal wrote on Jun 28^th, 2014 at 3:41pm:


The concept of ownership is British not abo.

If I were you I'd loosen the burqa so you can actually think.

Lionel Edriess wrote on Jun 28^th, 2014 at 12:27am:


Lionel, it might be an idea to not only brush up on the Anthropological discoveries over the last 30+ years but also to try and study a bit of jurisprudence as well.  You appear to have a profound misunderstanding of what Terra Nullius was...   

Grand Duke Imam Mahdi wrote on Jun 28^th, 2014 at 3:53pm:


Good point, Mahdi. We Europeans are the traditional owners because we invented contract law and called Australia "Australia".

That should make Taipan feel a bit better.

Grand Duke Imam Mahdi wrote on Jun 28^th, 2014 at 3:53pm:


Interestingly the Americans used the exact same excuse to justify their stealing of native Indian land.