Don't gaslight us into saying Australian culture isn't under attack. Australia Day celebrations are routinely cancelled - and demonised in the press and by council warlords. There are campaigns to tear down our flag, our statues, our anthem, and our political system. Those who carry signs declaring the destruction of Australia and threats to harm its people face no consequences. Those who oppose them are arrested. Our streets and towns are being renamed - the people who built them - deleted from history - replaced by a taxpayer-funded plaque telling us to thank tribes who had nothing to do with the construction of town. It is not a shared history. It is an erasure. Our ancestors have had their history re-written as 'evil oppressors'. Their stories of despair, hardship, and survival - all gone. Their suffering, often in chains, is no longer taught to children. These are poor farmers, convicts, and working-class settlers who built the nation from scratch with their bare hands are being painted as villains so activists can extort billions from the taxpayer. Our children are told to apologise for their race at school and young adults cannot complete a university degree without pandering to the Welcome to Country / Stolen Land Marxist grift. And that is before the multicultural policy threatened to overrun Australian culture and leave it little but a shell for other monocultures with their own community leaders, taxpayer-funded entities, and pandering politicians who use them as voting blocs at the election. Australia - as an idea - as an entity - is being torn to pieces. Every other nation has this right. Why are we denied it? And those who say the Australian culture exists and is worth saving - they are attacked by the creeps who want to profit from its demise.