We Are Closed. Australia has become corrupted by a corrosive mix of nihilism and embraced a radical liberal ideology that celebrates the rejection of anything from the past that could stabilise society including any inheritance of previous forms of culture. You just have to look at the abuse thrown towards our staff in the past few years to realise this, what is old is no longer deemed necessary & indeed something that must be replaced. We had no choice but to close.
Middle East hubs (UAE, Qatar, Turkey) punch above their population size with major international transfer traffic. Singapore operates as ASEAN’s primary gateway despite small geography.
The Rubber Ceiling: Why Latex has become a ‘War on Women’
While everyday Aussies are checking their bank balances twice just to afford a Christmas ham, and the CSIRO is watching its science funding vanish into thin air, the tax-funded keyboard warriors at the ABC have found a new hill to die on: The price of condoms in China. The libtard elites are framing a potential tax increase on contraceptives as a patriarchal assault on female dignity.
According to the ABC, low-cost condoms are actually a pseudo-patriarchal plot to devalue women. In a display of mental gymnastics that would win gold at the LGBTQ+ Olympics, staff insiders are claiming that affordability is an insult to the gender.
“When you lower the price of a condom, you lower the price of a woman’s dignity,” one producer reportedly claimed. “By making protection accessible, you are essentially telling women that their body’s systems aren’t worth a tax. It’s a war on our values. It turns a sacred barrier into a common commodity, no better than a discount banana.”
The logic, which has been described as “deeply curated,” suggests that expensive condoms acted as a “financial gatekeeper.” The theory posits that high prices ensured only the most fiscally responsible and high-status partners could afford to engage in the reproduction of the species—conveniently ensuring we get more clones of Fmr Prince Andrew & Jewish Bankers than any normal society needs or wants.
Avatar (2009) grossed $2.92B globally; The Way of Water (2022) added $2.32B with stronger Asian markets
Comparing box office performance of Avatar (cyan) vs The Way of Water (purple). Choropleth shows combined gross; vertical bars show individual film revenue.
2000km from One Petrol Tank Club: Why China’s New Hybrids Are Built for Big Country
While most global car debates remain trapped in city logic—petrol versus pure EV—a more practical revolution is unfolding across the Asia-Pacific.
Led by BYD, Geely, and SAIC,
a new class of ultra-long-range hybrids has emerged, capable of exceeding
2,000km on a single tank.
For Australia, where distance is measured in days rather than kilometres,
this is not a lifestyle tweak—it is a hard logistical upgrade.
Roewe D7 DMH — World Record 2,208km
Sovereignty Over the Servo
In the outback, range is power. A 2,000km buffer moves driving from
“planning around infrastructure” to commanding the map.
Melbourne → Brisbane (~1,770km): One tank, arrive with fuel to spare.
Adelaide → Darwin (~3,030km): One refuel at Alice Springs—no servo anxiety.
Perth → Broome (~2,040km): A clean coastal haul without detours.
This is range that matches the continent instead of pretending Australia is Europe.
BYD Qin L DM-i — Mass-Market Benchmark
The Engineering Reality
These distances are not achieved by oversized fuel tanks.
They come from pushing Brake Thermal Efficiency
past the 45% mark—territory Western manufacturers have struggled to reach.
By decoupling the engine from constant acceleration, modern range-extender
systems keep the motor operating only in its most efficient band.
Less revving. Less stress. Less wear.
The payoff is substantial:
30–40% longer engine life,
fuel consumption as low as
2.5L/100km,
and regenerative braking that triples brake service intervals.
Geely Starray EM-i — Starship Hybrid Architecture
Who’s Leading the Track
Roewe D7 DMH: Guinness-certified at 2,208km, running a 16:1 compression engine—
precision engineering built for endurance.
BYD Qin L DM-i: Achieving 46.06% thermal efficiency at scale, and rapidly expanding
across Australian roads.
Geely Starray EM-i: Now launched locally from $37,490, bringing high-end hybrid architecture
to Australian families—built on a platform capable of 2,000km+ in larger configurations.
Bottom Line
For fleet operators, regional professionals, and long-distance drivers,
the 2,000km club represents sovereign range:
electric smoothness for daily driving,
paired with the mechanical resilience demanded by Australia’s long roads—
without ever planning your life around the next servo.
Russia Leads with 2,754 Lifetime Launches as US and China Drive Modern Space Race
Three nations account for 85% of all orbital launches since Sputnik; New Zealand emerges as private launch hub
Visualizing orbital launch capability by country and active spaceports. Orange markers show launch sites; choropleth intensity reflects historical launch volume.
Visual Key
🚀
= Launch Site
= Launch Activity
Top Launchers
🥇 Russia: 2,754 launches (1957-2025)
7 active sites including Baikonur, Plesetsk
🥈 United States: 2,339 launches
8 sites led by Cape Canaveral, Vandenberg
🥉 China: 720 launches (1969-2025)
6 sites including sea-based platforms
Emerging Players
New Zealand hosts Rocket Lab with 67 launches since 2017, becoming the world’s leading private launch destination outside the US.
Do ASIO, the AFP and the Australian media actually know what a real Nazi looks like?
Or have they spent so long chasing the cartoon version that they missed the one with six gun licences?
1. The Parody
On 9 November 2025, Matthew Gruter a 34-year-old South African civil engineer who had never been arrested in Australia was flown out of the country under s116 of the Migration Act by order of the Minister.
His crime? Standing on Macquarie Street six weeks earlier holding a banner that read “Abolish the Jewish lobby” next to two dozen masked men.
Cost to taxpayers: 68 separate AFP officers, ASIO analysts, Home-Affairs briefings, two Federal Court mentions and saturation media coverage.
Threat to life: zero. Firearms owned: zero. Outcome: Gruter is back in Durban; Australia is not measurably safer.
ASIO’s own Director-General calls groups like the one Gruter joined “the opportunistic”—publicity-hungry misfits who “see journalists as useful idiots” and celebrate every sensational headline because it “inevitably leads to a surge in membership applications”.
Job well done—if the job was free advertising for the far right.
2. The Men they never profiled
Thirty-five days later, a 50-year-old Australian walked into a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach with six legally purchased firearms and murdered 15 people aged 10 to 87.
He left improvised-explosive devices in his car.
He had held six gun licences for a decade. He had posted online for months that Jews “must be removed from our soil”. He was never on a national-security watch-list.
The same agencies that spent months on the Gruter circus had no open file on the shooter, obviously distracted by their own hubris & ignorance at having made an example out of Gruter.
3. What ASIO says a Nazi looks like
According to the Director-General’s 2025 Lowy Lecture, the “modern neo-Nazi” is:
That description perfectly fits Thomas Sewell’s National Socialist Network—the people Gruter stood with.
It does not fit a quiet, middle-aged Australian who never marched, never saluted, never gave interviews, but did stockpile weapons and fantasise online about “finishing what Hitler started”.
UK & France are core NATO states; historical rivalry still shapes Black-Sea security discourse.
Imperial Japan
1904-05; 1938-45
Territorial – defeated Russia in Manchuria, contested Sakhalin/Kurils, attacked USSR in 1938-39.
Modern Japan is a U.S. treaty ally; Kuril Islands dispute keeps relations frozen.
Nazi Germany
1941-45
Genocidal – Operation Barbarossa, largest land invasion ever, aimed at Lebensraum and physical extermination of Slavic population.
Today Germany is economic heart of EU and a major NATO troop contributor; energy and policy rivalry persists.
United States / NATO
1949 – present
Strategic encirclement – successive waves of NATO expansion up to Russia’s borders; deployed ballistic-missile defence and forward forces in former Warsaw-Pact and ex-Soviet states.
Currently judged in Russian doctrine as the primary external military threat.
China (Han-led dynasties & PRC)
Historical – present
Border friction only – 17th-19th c. Amur River disputes; never attempted invasion of Russia’s Ural–Moscow heartland.
Present-day “strategic partnership” vs. the West; long-term demographic/resource competition in the Russian Far East still viewed as a latent risk.
Visualizing worldwide internet access speeds by country. Cyan zones indicate regions with superior connectivity across mobile and fixed broadband networks.
