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💰🏳️‍🌈 Multicultural funding in Victoria has become a political hostage negotiation: take the rainbow flag or take nothing. The Victorian Government’s latest “multicultural funding” round doesn’t hide the terms:

📜 “Applicants should consider the diverse needs of… women, seniors, LGBTIQA+ people, youth, and children.” (full PDF guidelines)

🔍 Translation: bow to progressive sexual orthodoxy or kiss the grant goodbye.

🚨 This is not manipulation in the shadows. It is coercion in broad daylight. This is hard power turned inward, with no covert influence and no hidden strings. The mechanism is so blunt it almost looks “soft”: the velvet glove hides an iron fist, and the whip is your own treasury.

🪷 Centuries of Confucian filial piety, Christian marriage, and migrant self-sacrifice are run through a Department of Equality blender until nothing remains but alphabet soup slogans. This is not funding culture; it’s purchasing conversion.

🇨🇳 Chinese Australians must say no. Every ancestor who slept three to a bedroom under kerosene lamps will applaud.

⚙️ The model:
1️⃣ Define “inclusivity” as ideology.
2️⃣ Make it a funding condition.
3️⃣ Watch communities re-script themselves to qualify.

❌ This isn’t cultural exchange. It’s cultural replacement, paid for by the communities being transformed. Once it is normalised here, no organisation dependent on grants will be safe from the checklist.

JUST IN – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has officially confirmed Australia’s formal recognition of the State of Palestine. pic.twitter.com/TIKfvAWxvy

— Australians vs. The Agenda (@ausvstheagenda) August 11, 2025

🌅 Dawn in Melbourne: The Pro-Palestine Movement

As the sun rises over the Yarra River, Melbourne’s streets pulse with the energy of pro-Palestine demonstrations. Massive encampments have taken root outside Spring Street, home to Victoria’s parliament, or more widely recognized as Dan Andrews’ stomping ground with banners demanding “Free Palestine” fluttering in the wind.

The scale is staggering. Thousands gather, chanting slogans that echo far beyond Spring Street into the corridors of power in Canberra. The Melbourne Nakba rally on May 18 saw a Nazi swastika brazenly displayed, a chilling motif that blurred the lines between anti-Israel activism and the far-right ideology of Melbourne’s late-night crew.

🌆 Dusk Descends: The White Supremacists come out to play

As night falls, another group emerges. No less eager to make their voices heard, masked neo-Nazis march through Melbourne’s CBD, their faces hidden, their message unambiguous: white supremacy. Videos show them parading in formation, chants echoing off skyscrapers.

Though they number in the hundreds, the liberal mainstream media is far more fixated on their every move.

White Australian men, especially when they’re unchained from the polite keyboard-warrior phase and take it to the streets are the demographic the regime fears most.

That’s why the riot response is instant, the solitary confinement is routine (see: every high-profile White activist since 2018), and the Aboriginal sit-ins and pro-Palestine mobs get a negotiated timeout and a friendly ABC puff-piece.

The Liberal-National-Labor uni-party knows that once ordinary White dads, tradies, and veterans stop believing in the ballot box and start believing in the leverage of physical numbers, the entire “rules-based democracy” mask slips.

⚖️ The Asymmetry

When 300 Turkish or Lebanese men torch a courthouse over gang beef, it’s “community grievance.”
When 30 White men speak out against a mosque in Bendigo, it’s international terrorism on the nightly news.

The asymmetry isn’t an accident, it’s the point. They neuter the only bloc with the historical memory and residual cohesion to pull the plug.

🔄 The Cycle Continues

As dawn breaks again, the cycle repeats. Pro-Palestine flags wave. Neo-Nazi shadows lengthen. And Melbourne, caught in the crossfire, holds its breath.

The upside? The mask is now transparent. Every breach of a suppression order, every night in remand for “public nuisance”, becomes a recruitment tool in the long run.

The harder they squeeze White working-class anger, the clearer it becomes that peaceful participation is a one-way cul-de-sac which is precisely when organic networks get serious.

Pour your supermarket milk this morning, and you hold the end product of a 19th-century Rothschild financial strategy. Control the product, control the rules, control the people: this blueprint lives on in Canberra, wielded by the Liberal–National Coalition.

🧪 1. The Original Con: Vitamins Out, Debt In

In the 1870s, Rothschild-backed Crédit Foncier Bank reshaped the dairy industry:

• 🏭 Funded Nestlé and Anglo-Swiss condensed-milk factories
• ⚙️ Secured patents on stainless-steel pasteurizers
• 📚 Pushed “scientific” claims that raw milk was unsafe

Farmers who rejected the new gear lost export access, blocked by regulations written by bankers selling the equipment. Pasteurisation destroyed vitamins A, D, and K2—key to fertility and health. Weakening the population was deliberate.

🏛 2. The Coalition’s Modern-Day Version

The Liberal–National Coalition updated the tactic with new levers:

• 💰 Banking – Australia’s big four banks, three with Rothschild-structured bonds, set rural loan rates tied to RBA cash rates. A 0.5% hike can bankrupt a dairy farm. The Liberal Party, receiving over 60% of banking-sector political donations, shapes interest rate policy that decides farmers’ fate.
• 🥛 Processing – Lion Co. (Japan), Parmalat (France), and Saputo (Canada) control 85% of milk processing. Their Rothschild-linked financing enforces costly high-temperature pasteurisation for supermarket contracts. Coalition regulations lock in these demands.
• 📋 Regulation – Victorian bureaucrats on Liberal fundraising boards enforce biosecurity and dairy levies. Coalition rules ensure selling raw, full-cream milk means losing export accreditation overnight.

🎭 3. The Coalition’s Political Theatre

The Nationals posture as bush champions but follow Liberal financial cues.

It plays out every time:

1. 🎙 Stage Left – Nationals MPs in Akubras condemn “city elites” harming farmers.
2. 🗂 Backroom – Agriculture White Papers, crafted by KPMG consultants with Big Four banking ties, bind relief and subsidies to corporate-friendly compliance.
3. 📈 Stage Right – Liberals push “market discipline,” tightening credit and driving independents into corporate buyouts.

Fewer local dairies, higher prices, and nutrient-poor milk hit the same regional towns where birth rates have fallen 24% since the late 1980s.

🔮 4. 2025: Coalition Plans, Same Playbook

• 🌱 Treasury-backed carbon-credit rules require farms to install methane-capture tech from Rothschild-funded start-ups.
• 🚛 A $650 million Coalition “regional infrastructure” package funnels money into supermarket-owned logistics hubs, sidelining independent supply chains.
• 🐄 The Nationals promote a $20-per-cow “restructuring” levy as progress, but rising Coalition-driven interest rates erase gains.

Coalition policy controls credit and food: create scarcity, then sell the “solution.” From Nestlé 1876 to Saputo 2025, the same financiers own the debt.

📜 Conclusion

From milk shelves to Cabinet, Australia runs the Rothschild Pasteur model: centralise processing, strip nutrients, weaponise debt. The Liberal–National Coalition swapped steel vats for Treasury spreadsheets and committees.

Until Australians break the Coalition’s bipartisan grip on food and credit, elections will only choose which faction tightens the lid.

🌊 Jakarta is Going Under
Jakarta is already 40% below sea level in places. The aquifer’s collapsed, and every wet season pushes 15–20 cm of brackish tide-water through northern districts. The government is building Nusantara, a planned second capital on Borneo’s east coast, to relocate ministries and administrative functions. This buys elites flood-proof real estate, but it will not create fresh water or land for 30 million Javanese still living in Jakarta’s basin.

📉 The Math Doesn’t Work
Indonesia’s Central Statistics Agency projects that by 2045, Java, just 7% of the country’s landmass, will still host ≈60% of Indonesians. The Berantas, Bengawan Solo, and Citarum river system is already overallocated. Rice imports will begin before the decade ends, potable water shortages sooner.

🧭 The Vector Points South
Once water runs out in Java and Bali, models say between 2033 and 2037, survival migration will be inevitable. The natural pressure release is toward northern Australia.

🚢 Forward-Settlement Signs Already Visible:

1️⃣ Fishing Camps in the MOU Box
Ashmore, Cartier, and Scott Reef camps routinely swell with 2–3× recorded crew numbers, many never leave.

2️⃣ Northern Territory Pastoral MOUs
Pastoral leases, majority foreign-owned and short on labour, are signing direct-hire agreements with Flores, Sumba, and Madurese co-ops. “Technical trainees” in name, expatriate nodes in reality.

3️⃣ Pelni Ferries Turned Condos
Decommissioned ferries gifted to eastern regencies now run monthly Dundas Strait “educational” charters, but AIS tracking shows they are floating dormitories.

📈 The Soft Demographic Wedge

Within a decade, the coastal strip from Broome to Cape York could see 400–600k legal Indonesian guest-settlers, plus a similar number informally domiciled. Not a stormtrooper invasion, just physics meeting population density.

⚠️ Not Invasion, Just Survival
Once drinking water becomes a once-a-week ration, ordinary Jakartans will cross the Timor Gap in anything that floats. The real question:

Which flag flies at morning muster in camps outside Darwin?

History has taught generations more lessons than any other subject. And it must be retold so that future generations understand the Truth.

🇮🇳 Modi = 🇮🇹 Mussolini in a Skirt
Same false promises, same paper-tiger army. Modi’s 🇮🇳 Hindutva project blends nationalist-populism with authoritarian muscle, think 🇮🇹 Il Duce, saffron-wrapped. Economic revivalism + cultural chauvinism = bread-and-circus politics. India’s post-1947 military arc: 🇨🇳 humiliation in 1962, stalemates with 🇵🇰 in Kashmir, a navy with subs that sometimes blow themselves up mirrors 🇮🇹 Italy’s WWII army: flashy parades, battlefield collapses.

🇺🇸 Trump = 🇩🇪 German-American White Nationalist
“America First” is civic nationalism with a white-identity undertone. Protectionism, closed borders, and hostility to global bodies echo early 20th-century 🇩🇪 European nationalist playbooks. For supporters: demographic self-preservation. For opponents: a dismantling of post-1965 immigration norms.

🇩🇪 Hitler = Racial Nationalism in Overdrive
Weimar’s “degeneracy” + Versailles humiliation fused into a racial-biological creed. The state became an ethnic organism; dissent was a contagion to be eradicated. Economic grievance was weaponized into ethno-nationalist expansion.

🇯🇵 Imperial Japan = Bayonets + Supremacism
1930s–40s 🇯🇵 Japan sold “Asia for Asians” under the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. Reality: bayonet-point occupation. Shinto supremacism, death-as-duty military culture, and industry on a total-war footing. Postwar nationalists like Shinzo Abe recycled elements of this Yamato-damashii script.

🎯 So What’s Going On?

This disconnect is no accident. The Nobel system operates downstream of Western academic and ideological gatekeepers. It rewards the right vocabulary game theory, behavioral nudges, “human rights” rather than the hard graft involved in keeping 1.4 billion people alive, housed, and electrified.

💡 Case in Point

• Beijing builds the world’s largest fusion test reactor, EAST.
• Stockholm awards a Nobel Prize to a Yale economist for proving people buy more candy when the wrapper is green.

• Australia 🇦🇺 (2)
  • State Library of South Australia (2)
  • State Library Victoria (7)
• Ireland 🇮🇪 (1)
  • Trinity College Library, Dublin (1)
• Switzerland 🇨🇭 (1)
  • St. Gallen Abbey Library (3)
• United Kingdom 🇬🇧 (1)
  • Duke Humfrey’s Library, Oxford (4)

• Austria 🇦🇹 (1)
  • Admont Monastery Library (5)
• Netherlands 🇳🇱 (1)
  • Cuypers Library, Amsterdam (6)
• Brazil 🇧🇷 (1)
  • Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading (8)
• Germany 🇩🇪 (1)
  • Wiblingen Monastery Library (9)
• France 🇫🇷 (1)
  • Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève (10)

When “Small-Brained American” YouTuber with 750k subs drops a travel tier list, you pay attention especially when he’s pulling 3x the audience of Lonely Planet, a brand started in Melbourne then sold off to Private Equity with over 1,000 staff on its books.

And honestly? Having been to many of these places, I kind of agree.

Why? Because these countries still hold on to something rare: a culture that values friendship, hospitality, and real adventure instead of treating life like a never-ending game to please the boss (nowadays usually female or sanitized by corporate).
Meanwhile, most mainstream travel lists today? Curated by committees, sanitized by marketing teams, and often nudging the same liberal narratives about “discovering yourself”

S-TIER

The absolute peak. These are the destinations that redefine what travel should feel like.

1. 🇺🇸 United States – “America S-tier. […] I’m gonna die here […] the best place for me to recuperate.”
2. 🇯🇵 Japan – “Cold beer, cold snacks […] BDSM bars, Kirby bars […] good for your mom or the intrepid traveler.”
3. 🇨🇳 China – “Endless adventure […] you could get lost and no one would ever find you […] food is really good.”
4. 🇵🇰 Pakistan – “Insane hospitality […] never ask for anything in return […] drank so much free chai.”
5. 🇮🇶 Iraq – “Cleaner than Pakistan, more dangerous […] left feeling like a better person.”
6. 🇻🇳 Vietnam – “Most adventurous country you can go to […] get off the beaten path—highly rewarding.”
7. 🇲🇲 Myanmar – “Couldn’t film a bad video there […] everything’s different—dress, food, way of life.”

A-TIER

Almost perfect, just shy of legendary.

8. 🇦🇷 Argentina – “Mix of colonial Europe and Latin culture […] got this tattoo.”
9. 🇭🇺 Hungary – “Budapest—cheap, hip, great drinking city.”
10. 🇮🇹 Italy – “Pizza, wine, nothing gets done in the afternoon—loved it.”
11. 🇮🇩 Indonesia – “Bali’s nice if you can see past the [influencers] […] could live there a month or two.”
12. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom – “Practically the same country [as the U.S.] […] first place that made me love travel.”

B-TIER

Good times, but not life-changing.

13. 🇹🇷 Turkey – “Only Istanbul, met Nolan, had a great time […] big country—still a lot to uncover.”
14. 🇰🇬 Kyrgyzstan – “Trapped in a shipping container—classic misadventure.”
15. 🏳️‍🌈 Transnistria – “Soviet police interrogated me […] slept on a taxi-driver’s couch—fun challenge.”
16. 🇲🇩 Moldova – “Off-beat, no one goes; that’s the appeal.”
17. 🇷🇴 Romania – “Bucharest hostel in a hip neighborhood—didn’t mind it.”

C-TIER

Fine for a stopover. Won’t change your life.

18. 🇰🇷 South Korea – “Not actively bad, just ‘meh’ […] Japan’s little cousin.”
19. 🇭🇰 Hong Kong – “Food sub-par, people not friendly […] maybe I went to the wrong spots.”
20. 🇦🇺 Australia – “Saw kangaroos, it was fine—too similar to America.”
21. 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan – “Layover only; can’t say much.”
22. 🇲🇰 North Macedonia – “Passed through in a day—fine.”
23. 🇸🇰 Slovakia – “One-day ride-through, gorgeous scenery but brief.”

D-TIER

Pretty disappointing for what they cost or promise.

24. 🇧🇹 Bhutan – “Beautiful landscape, but government tour felt like North Korea for elderly Aussies.”
25. 🇹🇭 Thailand – “Blown-out […] addicted to money, brain-dead tourist circuit.”
26. 🇲🇽 Mexico – “Only Tulum/Cancun; branded, easy, touristy.”
27. 🇰🇭 Cambodia – “Boring, people understandably cold after genocide.”
28. 🇨🇭 Switzerland – “Too expensive for what it is.”
29. 🇵🇭 Philippines – “Challenging transport, rustic […] trending toward Dominica-level frustration.”

E-TIER

Painfully overrated.

30. 🇫🇷 France – “Overrated, too expensive […] they ‘know they’re the [expletive]’.”
31. 🇧🇬 Bulgaria – “Wouldn’t let me leave with the bike; lost $1k, stuck for ages.”
32. 🇵🇱 Poland – “Worst food-poisoning of my life on a Polish bus.”
33. 🇳🇱 Netherlands – “Boring; brain-dead holiday spot.”
34. 🇮🇪 Ireland – “Couldn’t escape paperwork […] felt like a loser working at a motorcycle hostel.”

F-TIER

Actively bad experiences. Avoid.

35. 🇮🇳 India – “Worst country on the planet […] 1.6 billion people, half openly racist […] if it floated off to Antarctica the world would smell better.”
36. 🇩🇲 Dominica – “Actively bad—expensive, boring, dangerous in a not-fun way […] month-long money pit.”